The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 July 1962 — Page 5

DRIBS . . And . . Dabs There’s nothing that compares with the feeling of coming home . . . even if you’ve only been gone two days! My home town, Anderson, is one of the liveliest cities in the state, evidently.. There’s a hangout for teen-agers which looks like a “beatnik” den, and parents here should be grateful that it’s a hundred miles away! Betty Nyce stopped In the other day for a chat. Hadn’t seen her since spring, and I must say that the new addition due in October is making her look beautiful. Definition for golf ball: Sphere made of rubber bands wound up abctit as tensely as the man trying ty hit it. ' We visited Dick Hire and his

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family, Fort Wayne residents who have been vacationing here and staying at the Wawasee Plaza. Their family of eight were quite comfortable and happy in their two units, and I was surprised at the amount of space they had. The boat ride across the lake that evening was enjoyable, even though the skies were stormy. Mary Thornburg, holding down the fort at Howard’s Carry-Out opened the door one rainy night, and fixed some delicious chicken for us to take home. Lois Murray is still perking along, but it won’t be long now, will it, Lois? Saw a sign on back of a car: “See you later, overtaker. I’m an undertaker.” Doug Pilcher can always be persuaded to talk about coins, and for a hobby, it has become a nice sideline, as he has become quite well known in the numismatic circles. For one addicted to the disease, the conversations are interesting as well as informative.

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Sudden thought: Did you ever 'get the uncomfortable feeling that perhaps your gray hair isn’t premature? Sam Larson said that he was taking Ardis to Kentucky for a vacation, but I forgot to ask when. Hope it wasn’t over the week end because the state was flooded. There’s so much to do and to see in this beautiful vacationland around here, I just hate to leave for any reason. How about you? — D. D. Teenage Tattler By JEB On July 11 the Busy Homemakers of Milford entertained the Junior Homemakers 4-H club at the home of Mrs. Glenn Treesh. Joellen McClintic of Milford was chosen runner-up in the “Derby Queen” contest. Congratulations! Joan Schlotterback and Jane Baumgartner of the Methodist church of Milford and Connie Reed of Kimmell will attend the i Epworth Forest Camp at North i Webster next week. Mike Amolt and parents of Leesburg are on a vacation in Canada. | The Senior West Side Merry Maidens 4-H club of Milford went to Tippy Country club last Tues-

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day. A luncheon was enjoyed with swimming and golfing. Marcia Dewart will go to Ball State for orientation tests and counseling. MILFORD Local News Misses Carol Weisser, Irma Haab, Evelyn Beer, and Edna Lehman will leave July 28 for a twoweek motor trip to the west One of their stops will be at the world’s fair at Seattle and another one at Portland, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miller and son are moving into the front apartment above the Milford Electric Shop, and Misses Edith and Joan Streitmatter occupy the rear aparmtent on the same floor. Mrs. Tibor Szabo and baby Mary Aim of New York are spending the next two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kann of Milford, parents of Mrs. Szabo. Larry Eisenhour of New York city recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eisenhour, near Milford. Duane Harman of Leesburg returned home Wednesday after spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Kenneth Fifer, and Mr. Fifer at Milford. Penny Freed and Stanley Sch-

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neider, both of Osceola, are spending the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Freed, Milford. Mrs. Robert Reed of Milford attended her bridge club in Elkhart Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yoder and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Yoder and daughters of Milford were Tuesday evening callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Felt Shrock at Goshen. Barbara Kaylor of Bremen is visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Young, at Milford. Sunday guests for a cookout at the Young home were Meinda Young of Ruthledge, Tenn.,! Mr. and Mrs. James D. Young, Keith and Paul of Bremen, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kitts and J Bradley of Nappanee. Kathy Wolferman and Darcey Wolferman of Milford are guests this week at the farm home of heir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Earl Wolferman, near Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolferman of near Milford were callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hire at New Paris recently. Mrs. Laura Chambers of Warsaw was a Sunday caller in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers and Dennis at Waubee lake. Rev. and Mrs. Chester Reed of North Webster were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Custer of Milford. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beer and family of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gutwein, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Leman and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Gutwein and family, all of Francesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gray and family of Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Charlton and daughter of Bucyrus, 0., visited relatives in the Milford community Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wiggs and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolferman of Milford returned home last Thursday from a two-week trip through the western states. Mr. and Mrs. Cortney Campbell, Patricia, Marvin and Rodney of Dayton, 0., were week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mynhier, Carol and Mark of Milford. The Campbell children remained to spend two weeks with the Mynhier children in Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford were recent guests of their daughter, Mrs. James Wolf, and family at Atwood at a supper honoring the tenth birthday of Ann Wolf. A decorated birthday cake and ice cream were served in honor of the occasion. Vickie Sue Holloway of Mentone is spending several days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock, of near Milford. Miss Thelma Eisenhour, nurse at the Memorial hospital in South Bend, and the Misses Lois Stoner, Sue Hout, and Jdan Fountain, all of Goshen, returned home Sunday from a two-week visit-in San Francisco and Seattle. Miss Eisen-

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• hour is the daughter of Mr. and :Mrs. Roy Eisenhour of near Mil- , ford. | Sunday dinner guests in the ■ home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. ; Yoder and family at Hastings were Rev. and Mrs. Amos Shrock . and family of New Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Young and Sharmane Sue of James street in Milford and Eddie Kitts of Nappanee have returned from a trip to Rutledge, Tenn. The Youngs were vacationing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Young, and family. Mr. Kitt was also visiting relatives. Mr. Young’s sister, Malinda, returned to Indiana with the group for a short stay. | John Bushong of Milford was a .Tuesday guest in the home of Mr. .and Mrs. Walter Hire at New iParis. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Custer of Milford were Mr, and Mrs. Guy Bell and family of North Webster. I Mr. and Mrs. Doral McFarren and family of Milford returned home Sunday evening from a week’s visit in Dundee, Miss., with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bailey of Milford, who are visiting relatives in Mississippi this month. COURT NEWS Divorce Suit Filed Eleanor England of Milford has filed a divorce suit against George England, Jr. The couple were married April 15, 1961, and separated June 27,1962. They have one child. Divorce Suit Filed Marilyn Ann Morrison of Leesburg has filed a divorce action ai gainst Kermit Blocher Morrison. | The couple was married on June t *9, 1951, and separated May 2, I 1962. They have two children. Divorce Granted Mary Dolen of Leesburg has > 'been granted a divorce from Oscar .. Dolen, Jr. They were married May 23, 1946, and separated May 21, 1952. Divorce Suit Filed , Carlton Jones of Claypool, a I state employee, has filed a divorce , suit in the Kosciusko circuit court against Alice Jones of r 2 Clayt pool. The couple was married December 4, 1928, and separated on » September 19, 1960. > DALE MOCKS ENTERTAIN AT BIRTHDAY-ANNIVERSARY DINNER ON SUNDAY , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock and Jane entertained Sunday with a turkey dinner in honor of the birthday of Everett Bishop of ’ Leesburg and James Mock, son ’ of the Dale Mocks, and the wedding anniversaries of Mr. and ■ J Mrs. Robert Holloway and Mr. ! and Mrs. Bert Holloway, all of i Mentone. > | Others present; were Mr. and I Mrs. Clayton Holloway of Menr tone, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bish--1 op of Leesburg and Mr- and Mrs. ■ Eugene Blackburn of Syracuse.

Thursday, July 19, 1962

Woodland School Situation At Standstill

Pierceton and Monroe township residents who are interested in the progress of local school re-organi-zation feel that the school situatin here is at a stand-still. This feeling has been pre-dom-inant in the minds of local citizens ever since the meeting was held here last Monday night with the state committee on school reorganization. At that time about 60 residents of the proposed Woodland school district (Washington, Monroe, Jackson, Lake and Clay townships) met at the Pierceton gym to see what further action could be taken other than to have another vote in November on the plan that was turned down at the polls in May. At that time four of the five townships turned the plan down, with Jackson township being the only township favoring the Woodland plan. It is the opinion of many, as set out by Leon Kubacki in the meeting last Monday night, that a November vote will defeat the Woodland plan by a greater margin than the May vote.

CALVARY EUB WSWS MEETS WEDNESDAY The General Women’s Society of World Service of Calvary EUB church met Wednesday evening at the church for a carry-in supper with fifty-two members present. The devotional period was in •charge of Mrs. Raymond Kitson who used “Christian Love” as the theme. Mrs. Carrie Champlin read the scripture lesson from First John, chapter 14, one to 19 verses. Mrs. Court Slabaugh conducted a memorial service for Mrs. Catherine Beck using Proverbs 31, the virtuous woman. Mrs. Kitson closed the devotions with prayer. A musical program was given consisting of a piano duet by Mrs. Karth Haines and Mrs. Harry Appenzeller; a vocal solo by Mrs. Opal Nolan and selections by a kitchen band composed of the Mesdames Howard Juday, Vearl Gaff, Paul Pollock, Peter Savage, Charles Disher, Haines, Arlin Bobeck and Miss Dorothy Carlson with Mrs. Calvin Johnson at the Piano and Mrs. Appenzeller as the director. The business session was presided over by the president, Mrs. Ralph Loose. The pastor, the Rev. Kennard Robinson, gave an explanation of the church needs followed by reports from the executive committee and the Circle leaders. It was voted to support the project of sending the young

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The meeting was held last week to see if another plan could be worked out to be voted upon in November. Those who attended the meeting last Monday night felt as hough no effort was made to come up with an alternate plan. They feel that four months will be wasted during which time no minds will be changed concerning the Woodland plan. Many questions raised at the meeting last Monday night were not satisfactorily answered, was a remark heard more than once. Word has been received in ’ierceton and Monroe township hat chairman of the Kosciusko rounty committee for school re>rganization, John F. Augsburger of Lake Wawasee, plahs to solicit he help of “influential citizens” n the Woodland district to “sell he plan to the voters.” At that rate, the county comnittee plans no solution to the ■chool situation in the Woodlahd irea, but will train its guns ona selling job rather than an amicable solution. (From this week’s Pierceton Press.)

people of the church on a trip to the Red Bird Mission in Kentucky. Mrs. Raymond Newcomer closed j the meeting with the club collect. 3 Hostesses who served refreshments t were Mrs. Philip Lee, Mrs. Ray r Darr and Mrs. Homer Allen. The next meeting will be a picnic at i the Flowing Well state park near i North Webster on August 8. J ODAKO CAMP FIRE J GIRLS MEET THIgS. i The Odako group met Thursday - at the scout cabin in Syracuse. A e business meeting was hfeld at which fl time discussion was held on the revision of Camp Fire and the day i camp on July 26, 27 and 28. i. After the meeting, a trip to the - Art Gallery was enjoyed. Mr. i. Marsh gave each girl a terat and i a nice talk on art and how it can b be used in our homes. Six girls in I the group are going to Camp Fire Camp at Camp Kilaqua near - Vandalia? Mich., this week. They i are Cathy Clark, Ginger Ganshorn, 3 Cindy Jones, Cinda Luttman, Carla 3 Singrey and Susan Wilson. Susan Wilson, Reporter CHILDREN AT CAMP ’ * Deborah Jessop, Debra Wolferi! man, Steven Wolferman, Sandra 3 Cain, Connie Geiger, Donna Geik - ger, and Garry Sorensen, all of ; Milford, are attending the Bretht ren church camp at Shipshewana p lake this week.

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