The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 April 1962 — Page 2

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Syracuse High School Track Team Figures In Two Track Meets Last Week

Syracuse high school track team finished second Thursday in a triangular track meet at Syracuse and first in a dual track meet at North Manchester Monday. - • ® Avilla downed the Jackets 68 to 54% with Ligonier finishing third with 18%. Both Syracuse and Avilla had five firsts another tie in the regular events with Avilla winning on depth ’ and the relays. Steve Williams gave Syracuse -wins in the high hurdles and a tie in the loXvs. The Jackets handed Manchester a 67 2-3 to 41% thrumping by 'winning seven firsts to Manchester’s six. Steve Williams won both the hurdle races and the 200 yard dash. The next meets for Syracuse will be against Larwill at Larwill today (Thursday) at 4 p.m. and the Goshen Relays Saturday, April 21, at Goshen. Summary Summary for the Avilla, Syracuse and Ligonier meet follows: 100 — Luttman A, Cogan A, Patrick A, M. Jones S. Times 11.3 sec. 220 — Cogan A, Patrick A, M. Jones S, Hartman S. Time: 25.5 sec. 440 — Denton S, Miller A, Harokins A, Taggartt L. Time: 58.4 sec. 880 -— Taulvee A, Gunder L, Richey S, Carpenter A. Time: 2:15. Mile — Carpenter A, Taulvee A, Scheurich A, Lepeord L. Tim»: 2:00.02. Low Hurdles — (tie) Williams S and Luttman A, Hartman S, (tie) Sprague L and Serik A. Time: 22 sec. High Hurdles — William S. Sprague L, Blatman A, Taggartt L. Time: 17.5 sec. Mile Relay — Avilla, Ligonier. Time: 3:59.2.

Pierceton Trackmen Walk Away With Three-Way Track Meet Tuesday

Pierceton’s- trackmen walked away with a three-way track meet at the Pierceton track Tuesday night with 66 2-5 points, while Churubusco got *37 1-5 points, and Milford got 33 2-5 points. Gerber of Milford won three events, while B. Geiger of Churubusco got three events, and S. Kerr of Pierceton got two events. The track was “fast,” the weather cool and the crowd considered good. Following is the meet summary: Broad jump - Gerber M, Wilson C, Stickney P, Rumfelt M. Distance 20’ 5J4”. Shot put - Slusher P, Duncan M, Menzie P, Groves M. Distance 47’ 3%”. High hurdles - S. Kerr P, Conley P, Stump M, Miller C. Time: 16.3 sec. 100 yard dash -B. Geiger C, Sherman P, Wilson C, Sharp M. Time: 10.8 sec. Mile - J. Geiger C, Rood P, Peters C, Danner P. Time: 5:14.6 sec. 440 yard dash - S. Kerr P, Wilson C, Stickney P, Mowrey P. Time: 57.3 sec. Low hurdles - B. Geiger C, Conley P, Gerber M, Rumfelt M. Time: 22,7 sec. 880 yard dash - Cone P, Obregon P, Chambers M, R. Kerr P. Time: 2 min. 18.2 seC. , High jump - Gerber M, 4-way tie (Reid P, R. Kerr P, B. Geiger C, Rumfelt M.)) Height: 5’ 6%”. Pole vault - Gerber M, Conley P, Cone P, Rgid P. Height: 10’ 8%”. Mile relay - Pierceton (Wells, Conley, Cone, S. Kerr). Milford second. Half mile relay - Pierceton (Sherman, Stickney, Menzie, Mowrey), Churubusco second. Tuesday Afternoon Bowling League Holds Banquet The Tomi Socks team received trophies and top team awards during the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling banquet held April 17 at the Pickwick. Members of this team were : Jeanne Van Sickle, Susan Kern, Janet Morganthaler, Wava Finton and Martha Hagerdon. Forty-eight members and guests attended the noon banquet. Tables were arranged in a large U shape and gaily decorated with artificial spring flowers and real plants which were later given as door prizes. The main table was also decorated with a rose topiary tree and decorated candles, all in the pink and white theme. Individual bowling pins with names and closing averages and dainty spring hat nut cups served as in-, dividual favors and place cards. Officers Elected Mrs. Eugene Hattersley presided for the business meeting which followed the meal. This year s officers were re-elected for another year. They are: President, Mrs. Hattersley; vice-president, Mrs. Max Carlson; secretary, Mrs. Fred Banta; treasurer, Mrs. Dee,, Stiver

Thursday, April 19, 1962

Half Mile Relay - Avilla, Syracuse. Time: 1:43.3. Shot Put — Luttman A, McClin- ; tic, Simon S, Denton S. Distance: 44 ft. 9 in. Pole Vault — D. Jones S, (tie) Coy S and Zimmerman A, (tie) Willard S and Hess S. Height: 9 ft, 6 in. Broad Jump — Lantz S, Workman A, 'Williams S, Patrick A. Distance: 17 ft. 10% in. High Jump — Scarbeary S, Money S, Ober L, Carpenter A. Height: 5 ft. 6 in. Syracuse-Manchester Syracuse-Manchester meet summary follows: 100 — Buckingham M. M. Jones S, Sincroft M. Times: 11.1 sec. 220 — Williams S, M. Jones S, Knecht M. Time: 24.8 sec. 440 — Epley M, Denton S, Mp Hary M. time: 55 sec. 880 — Soward M, Richey S, Mile Run — Crow S, Soward M, L. Jones S. Time: 2:17. Mile Run — Crow S, Howard M, Wilson S. Time: 5:14.7. Low Hurdles — Williams S, Buckingham M, Hartman S. Time: 22.3 sec. i High Hurdles — Williams S, Lantz S, Bradley M. Time: 17.4. Mile Relay — Syracuse (Lantz, Kowallik, Richey, Denton). Time: 4:11.6. Half Mile Relay — Machester (Risers, Epley, Buckingham, Knecht). No official time. Shot Put — McClintic S, Simon S, Denton S. Distance: 41 ft. 9% in. Broad Jump — Epley M, Williams S, Money S. Distance: 19 ft. % in. Pole Vault —- Woods M, D. Jones S, (3-way tie) Stacy M, Coy S, Willard S. Height: 10 ft. 8% in. High Jump — Money S, Scarbeary S, Bradley M. Height: 5 ft. 8 in,

and sgt-at-arms, Mrs. J. B. Ogle. Awards Given Individual and team awards were presented by the secretary. High team series, actual, Hast-1 ings,' 2253; high team game, actual, Sleepy Owl 809; high team series, handicap, Sleepy Owl, 2186; high team game, handicap, Kinder Manufacturing, 772; high individual game and series, Susan Kern, 243-604; high average for the year, Delight Speerman, 152 and most improved average for tne year, Susan Kern, an increase 23. Door prizes went to Mesdames Wales Macy, E. C. Tatman, Ralph Heil, Charles Frushour, Robert Leap, Darwin Darnell, Dewey Leinhart, Vernon Martin and Miss Beverly Partington. The afternoon closed with an amusing reading by Mrs. Frank Stefanski.

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LAND OLAKES LEAGUE April 11, 1962 STANDINGS W L “A” League ' Wilkerson Paints 78 50 1 Screwballs of Am. 75 53 Arnolds Groc. 70 58 Farmers Feed 66 62 McCormick-Cutter 63 65 Turf Bar 63 65 Paulus Well Drilling 62 66 Syracuse Legion 56 72 Wawasee Marina 55 73 Little & Clark Ins. 52 76 High team series - Screwballs 2849. High team game - Screwballs 600 Series — L. Vance 628, V.

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I Schortgen 617, H. Gallahan 612. 530 Series —,C. Frushour 572, |r. Schultz 570, W. Hagerdons47, R. Talmadge 535, D. Truex 576, E. King 566, M. Hostetter 563, F. Wolferman 559, B. Carmin 547, K. W. Kurtz 535, J. Kern 533, G. Rider 561, F. Nyikos 547, C. Koher 530, D. Pilcher 540, M. Ganshorn 583. 200 Games — C. Frushour 214 W. Hagerdon 200, R. Brown 2229, L. Vance 234-212, D. Truex 223, E. King 210, E. Whitacre 210, D. Brown 205, J. Kern 207, G. Rider 213-202, F. Nyikos 222, V. Schortgen 206-210-201, D. Pilcher 203, H. Gallahan 205-214, M. Ganshorn 201. League Logan Fuel 82 46 Smith Adv. Service 79% 48% Auers Service 69 59 Hires Electric 67 61 Mishler Funeral Home 64 64 .Carwiles TV Service 60 68 Rose Jewelry 59%68% Servisoft & Lindzey 56 72 C. S. Myers ' 54 74 State Bank of Syracuse 49 79 High team series - Auers Service 2355. High team game - Logan Fuel 833, 500 Series — R. Mock 502, M. Workman 504, C. t>avies 505, K. Hare 505. 200 Games — D. Whitehead 203. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE April 12, 1962 Syracuse Cleaners 75 49 Howard’s 75 49 Mishler’s 74 50 Klink’s 73% 50% Pilcher’s 68 56 American Industries 67 57 D. W. Greene Pontiac 65% 58% Mid-Lakes Shop 64% 59% Floyd Lantz Painters 64 60 McCormick-Cutters 62%61% Carwile TV 61 63 North Webster Bank 61 63 Baugher Builders 59%64% Gamble’s 57% 66% Enchanted Hills 57 67 B & K Drive-In 56% 67% Marise’s 56 68 Wawasee Package Store 54%69% Blue Shingle 48% 75% Wawasee Restaurant 38% 85% High team game — Howard’s & Klink’s 793. High Team Series — Syracuse Cleaners 1-30. 500 Series — I. Stahley 156-195-172- B. Nyce 177-157-186-520. 200 Game — M. Thornburg 203. 450 Seires and 170 Games and Higher — D. Darnell 183-491, E. Kline 170-491, E. Carlson 450, J. Schortgen 193-462, M. Thornburg 477, B. Weber 453, K. Kelkner 173- B. Smith 175-469, J. VanSickle 177-459, S. Grady 172-488, B. McKibben 182-462, L. Gilbert 173-497, A. Gallahan 462, E. Tatman 189-452, P. Likens 193-480, P. Lotz 475, I. Carwile 183-474, E. Blakesley 189-485,’ B. Greene 170175- C. Trammel 187-456, H. Frushour 184, L. Murray 171. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE April 13, 1962 Byler Motors 89% 38% (Liberty Coach 81%46% I Todd’s Case 79%48% Tom Socks 74 54 Wawasee Lumber 72 56 Huey’s Well Drilling 71 57 Smith Advertising 67% 60% Peachey’s Lime 67 61 Country Comer 65% 62% Sportmans Center 59 69 Electronic Center 58 70 Clip & Curl 57% 70% Thornburg Drug 56% 71% Wawasee Plaza 54 74 Pickwick 53 73 The Pines 52 72 Marise’s 48 80 Wawasee TV 45%82% High Team Game — Clip & Curl 723. High Team Series -— Wawasee Lumber 2058. 600 Series - Men — R. Weber 205-212-610, D. Pilcher 206-202-200 -608, J. Carr 213-202-222-637. 200 Games and 500 Series - Men — G. Beavers 524, H. Barber 202547, G. Rider 512, K. Knisley 215583, J. Kern 543, B. Byrd 201-538, K. W. Kurtz 212-568, O. .Smith 510, V. Schortgen 509, B. Harrington 505, D. Maresh 522, D. Karesh 515, D. Carwile 515, B. Twaits 526, W. Hagerdon 531, M. Carlson 520, A. Armbruster 523, G. Knisley 222-514, J. Honer 509, •J. Lowe 516. 500 Series - Women — S. Grady 183-186-182-551, J. Kern 164-191-165-520. 150 Games and 400 Series - Women — L. Beavers 403, S. Hoover 177-173-455, R. Barber 155-422, S. Kern 158-443, D. Knisley 151-428, MM. Byrd 154-442, G. Smith 174176- G. Pilcher 176-441, J. Cris-

i well 152-422, E. Grady 151-416, M. Piver 161-450, V. Peachey 165420, G. Twaits 151-414, E. Carr 155-160-426, K. Auer 162-436, E. Blakesley 150-156-455, B. Smith 208-465, B. Kline 162-169-162-493, P. Honer 163-154-447. Split Conversion — S. Grady 2-10, V. Schortgen 2-5-7. 5 KKMB MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY LEAGUE April 16, 1962 “A” Flight Wawasee Pkg. Store 30 32 Wawasee Bowl 67 45 Pilcher’s Shoes 64 48 N. Webster Hdwe. 57 55 Lakeland Produce 56% 55% Mid-Lakes Shpg. 56 56 Sleepy Owl 51 61 Syracuse Rubber 50 62 Frog Tavern 42 70 Anchor Bar 40%71% High Team Game and Series — Wawasee Pkg. Store 1020-2832. High Ind. Game — D. Strombeck 253. High Ind. Series —E. Gordon 665. Other 600 Series -— R. Fisher 630, J. Tracy 617, H. Schrock 621, D. Strombeck 624, G. Rider 621. 200 Games— R. Fisher 248, J. Tracy 234-219, R. Brown 229, H. Schrock 226-208, E. Henning 212, D. Strombeck 205, B. Strombeck 2205, R; Lockerbie 219, R. Yoder 222, E. Hodgson 201, B. Carmin 203, E. Smith 201, V. Stayer 201, G. Rider 226-213, J. Karesh 206. 525 Series — H. Bartman 578, D. Brown 599, A. Weber 541, E. Henning 555, A, Howell 545, B. Strombeck 563, R. Yoder 570, E. Smith 568, C. Paulus 536, V. Stayer 532, G. Nordman 544, J. Karesh 557. Election of officers for 1962-63 season was held April 9th. Results were posted as follows April 16. Richard Brown President; Ray Talmadge Vice President; Loren Longenbaugh Treasurer; Donald Smith Secretary. . There will be a meeting for all team captains and officers April 23rd after regular bowling. (Continued on page 11)

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OBITUARIES

Harry L. Vandermark Harry L. Vandermark, 84, r 4 Warsaw, father of Condict Vandermark of Leesburg, died of complications Saturday at 1:30 p. m. in the Prairie View nursing home. He had been a patient there for the past three weeks. Mr. Vandermark was a lifetime resident of this county. He was born near Palestine on November 13, 1877, the son of Samuel and Alice Vandermark. He was married to Laura O. Moon on September 5, 1900. She preceded him in death in 1951. Survivors are another son, Everett Vandermark of r 4 Warsaw, six grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. A daughter preceded him in death. Services were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Atwood EUB church with Rev. Raymond Wilson officiating. Burial was in the Palestine cemetery. Mrs. David Holtzinger Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the -Culp funeral home in Goshen for Mrs. David Holtzinger, 81, of Goshen, sister of Mrs. Mary Green of Syracuse. Mrs. Holtzinger died Thursday noon at her home. Death followed an illness of two years. Mrs. Holtzinger, a member for many years of the Solomon’s Creek EUB church, was born June 22, 1880, in Solomon’s Creek community. She married David Holtzinger on March 20, 1902 and he preceded her in death February 14, 1961. They moved from Benton to Goshen 17 years ago. Survivors include the Syracuse sister; one daughter, Mrs. Warren Wenger, Goshen, two grandchildren and four great-grandchil-dren. The Rev. John Schroeder of Solomon’s Creek church and the Rev. Spencer Gentle of the First Brethren church' Goshen, officiated and burial was in Solomon’s Creek cemetery.

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Mrs. Charles Gates Mrs. Charles Gates, 73, of Wawaka, sister of Mrs. Knox Stetler of Syracuse, died Sunday of a heart attack while enroute by ambulance to the Lagrange county hospital. She had been suffering from a heart aiTibent for about one year. Mrs. Gates was born May 22, 1882,. in Wawaka and spent her entire life in the community. She married Charles Gates in June of 1906. Surviving in addition to the husband and Syracuse sister are, two sons, Ellis of tVawaka and Donald, Kalamazoo, Michigan; two daughters, Miss Doris Gates of Wawaka and Mrs. Louis Randolph, Wawaka; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and two other sisters, Mrs. Marvin Stump and Mrs. Vai Miller, both of Goshen. Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Ulrey-Sedgwick funeral home in Ligonier. The Rev. Fred Hill officiated and burial was in the Oak Park cemetery. Mrs. Ethel Sorrenson Mrs. Ethel Bartholomew Sorrenson, formerly of Leesburg and well known in, Milford, died at 11 p. m. Saturday at Denver, Colorado, after being in the hospital only three hours. She died of a heart ailment. Mrs. Sorrenson was a sister to Mrs. James Gallagher of Leesburg. Interment was at Denver. The deceased was a second cousin to Mrs. William A. Perry of Milford.

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