The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 September 1962 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, September 27, 1962

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AT LAKE — A group of Indianapolis attorneys, vacationing at Lake Wawasee, took time out to pay a visit to their old friend, Seth Ward, at his lake home.

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE September 19, 1962 STANDINGS W L “A" League Syracuse Legion . 10 2 McCormick-Cutter 9 3 Wilkerson Paints 9 3 Team No. 3 8 4 Deans Milk 7 5 Farmers Feed 5 7 Blue Shingle 5 7 Arnolds Groc, 4 8 Frog Tavern 3 9 Wawasee Marina 0 12 High Series - Farmers Feed 2754. ’ High Game - Farmers Feed 997. 600 Series — A. Howell 257-211-215-683, J. Bartman 175-216-224-615. “B” League State Bank Syracuse 11 1 Aero Mfg. Co. 9 3 Galloways Groc. 7 5 Logan Fuel ■ 7 5 Auers Service 7 5 Rose Jewelry * 6 6 Carwiles TV Service 4 8 Walters Drugs 4 8 Hires Electric 3 9 Byler Motors 2 10 High series - Hires Elect. 2466. High Game - Aero Mfg. Co. 897. * THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE September 20, 1962 ” .Pilcher’s ■ 10 2 B & K Drive-In 10 2 Hawaiian Village 9 3 Town House 8 4 Baugher Builders 8 4 North Webster Bank 7 5 Wolf’s Store 7 5 Brazel’s Bait 6 6 Marise’s 6 6 Floyd Lantz Painters 6 6 Mishler’s • 5 7 Carwile TV 5 7 American Industries 5 7 Ruch & Van’s 5 7 D. W. Greene Pontiac 5 7 Nine’s Pie Shop, 5 7 Wawasee Package 5 7 Klink’s 3 9 Darr’s Gulf Servce 3 9 McCormck-Cutter 2 10 High team game and series - ■5OO Series — I. Carwle 1891 2-167-518, S. Grady 177-180-162-519, F. Money 150-194-156-500. 200 Games — F. Holloway 205. 450 Series and 170 Games — E. Tatman 183-473, F. Holloway 481, P. Rhodes 460, L. Gilbert 173-462,. M. Whisler 180-470, L. Vanlaningham 450, T. Schrock 175-451, M. Thornburg 451, D. Darnell 464, I. Stahley 470, K. Felk'ner 179-464, P. Lotz 464, E. Blakesley 178-179-493, G. Pilcher 464, W. Finton 176, A. Gallahan 171, U. Baugher 179. INTRA CITY LEAGUE September 20, 1962 Larry’s Upholstery 8 4 Dairy Queen 7 5 Andy’s D-X 6 6 O. K. Sales 6 6 Mail-Journal 5 7 McClintic Insurance 4 8 High Series —„ McClintic Insurance 2481. High Game — O. K. Sales 871. 600 Series - Owen Cobbum 602. 500 Series - John Kroh 510; Ron Hibschman 534; Jay Brouwer 503. , 200 Games — Ron Hibschman 201, Owen Cobbum 217-212. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE September 21, 1962 Liberty Coach 8 4 Byler Motors 8 4 Country Comer 8 4 The Pines " 8 4 Huey’s Well Drilling 7 5 Anchor Bar 7 5 Wawasee Plaza v 7 5 The Beacon 7 5 Peachey Lime Spreading 6 6 Marise’s 6 6 Electronic Center 6 6 D. W. Greene Pontiac 6 6 Wawasee Lumber 5 7 Sportsmans Center 5 7

They are John Kolby, Charles Symmes, Steve Davis, Joe Quill and Ray Robinson. Standing in front with the scope is Charles Symmes, Jr.

Tom Socks 4 8 Wawasee TV 4 8 The Nine Pins % 9 Clip & Curl 2 10 High teah game — Liberty Coach 687. Migh team series —■ Huey’s 1880. 500 series and 225 games - men — W. Hagerdon 224-557, T. Leer 202-556, J. Kern 547, B. Criswell 553, L. Owen 216-562, P. Kline 201-213-527, B. Byrd 529, M. Carlson 528, A. Armbruster 532, F. Avery 528, D. Brown 210-540. 500 series - women — K. Knisley 198-178-166-542. 170 games and 440 series - women — I. Carwile 442, B. Greene 457, B. Kline. COUNTY LEAGUE September 24, 1962 “A” Flight Pilcher’s Shoes 11 1 Wawasee Package Store 10 2 O. K. Sales 8 4 Lakeland Produce 6 6 Byler Motors ’ 6 6 Thornburg Drug Co. - 5 7 Wawasee Bowl 4%7% No. Webster Hdwe. Co. 4% 7% Frog Tavern 3 9 Syracuse Rubber Prod. 210 High team game - Wawasee Bowl 1004. High team series - Wawasee Bowl 2816. High Ind. game - E. Henning 629. High Ind. series - E. Henning 255. 600 Series — A. Weber 609, J. Carr 603, C. Eby 601. 200 Games — A. Howell 211, A. Weber 226-200, J. Morganthaler 228, E. Armbruster 200, E. Henning'2oo, B. Smith 216, O. Cobbum 206, J. Carr 235-204, C. Eby 201207, R. Vonasch 204, R. Graff 203, E. Gordon 205, J. Tracy 215, R. Brown 204, L. Vance 209-217, E. Smith 210, V. ► Stayer 215, O. Smith 201. 525 Series — A. Howell 594, D: Strombeck 526, J. Morganthaler 534, E. Armbruster 567, B. Smith 548, O. Cobbum 543, R. Culberson 536, E. Gordon 577, J. Tracy 538, R. Brown 561, L. Vance 574, E. Smith 554, V. Stayer 572. “B” Flight Connolly’s Groc. 10 2 Wawasee Restaurant 9 3 Budget Loans 9 3 Kinder Mfg. Co. 7 5 Anchor Bar 7 5 Kurly’s Keglers 6 6 No. Webster Lions 5 7 Coxy’s Gun Shop 4 8 Barbee Lake Hotel 2 10 Syracuse Police 1 11 High team; game - Wawasee Restaurant 945. High team series - Kinder Mfg. Co. 2521. f High Ind. game - R. Roberts 266. 200 game — I. Rookstool 232, P. Royer 221, R. Johnson 208, C. Davies 211, C. Garner 204, C. Lindzy 201. 524 series — R. Roberts 555, P. Royer 539, R. Johnson 563, C. Davies 555, C. Lambert 536, C. Lindzy 573, R. Hodgson 538, M. Workman 552. * DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE September 25, 1962 Syracuse Cleaners 11 5 Excel Distributing Corp. 11 5 Likens and Sons 10 6 Washburn Tree Service 10 6 Schult Mobile Homes 6 10 Colpert Homes >6 10 Brazel’s Bait 5 H Baugher Construction 5 11 High team series - Syracuse Cleaners 2696. * High team game - Syracuse Cleaners 928. 600 series - Jack Carr 212-217-223-652. 200 Games — W. Merrick 223, R. Weber 216, R. Rhoades 211, R. Miller 206, Rollins 204, C. Cass 202. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE September 25, 1962 B & K Drive In 9 3 Tom Socks 8 4 Sleepy Owl ' 7 5 Kinder Mfg- 6 6

Syracuse Celaners 6 6 LeVerniers Auto Polish 5 7 State Bank Syracuse 4 8 Wawasee Laundromat 3 9 High team game and series - Syracuse Cleaners 790-2223.' High Ind. Game - I. Carwile 181. High Ind. Series - E. Ogle 520. 500 series — E. Ogle 180-520, 170 games and 440 series — N. Searfoss 177-485, R. Emerick 172476, M. J. Lantz 464, I. Stahley 170-454, K. Graf 454, D. Darnell 452, A. Stefanski 451, B. Kline 450, M. Willard 442, S. Kern 171. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE September 25, 1962 American State Bank 13 3 Arnold’s Groc. 12 4 Foo & Faye 11 5 Ligonier Beverage 11 5 Syracuse Rubber 9 7 Lakeside Laundry 9 7 Campbell’s D-X 8 8 Augsburger’s IGA 8 8 Wawasee Plaza 7 9 Gerard’s Beauty Shop 6 10 G*W Pizza 5 11 Wawasee TV 5 11 Turf Bar 4 12 Weatherhead 4 12 High team game and series - Arnold’s Groc. 805-2196. 170 games and 420 series - P. Yeater 440, M. Henning 177-456, N. Searfoss 423, S. Ryan 183-421, S. Grady 446, J. Byland 186-482, D. Twaits 175-451, C. Miller 421, B. Musselman 430, J. Knisley 425, E. Wogoman 420, L. Frushour 431, P. Scott 437, N. Willson 181-490, C. Campbell 459. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE ' September 25, 1962 Milford Co-op 13 3 Moorman Feeds 11 5 Little and Clark ’ 10 6 Turf Bar I 8 8 Campbell’s Mkt. 8 8 Augsburgers IGA 8 8 Brock Mfg. 8 8 Mishler Funeral Home 7 9 Turf Bar H 7 9 C. S. Myers 7 9 Chore-Time Equip. 6 10 Servisoft and Lindsay . 3 13 500 Series — D. Wolferman 542, W. Jackson 518, F. Wolferman 518, R. Wolferman 517, D. Orn 512. 200 Games — D. Wolferman 220, D. Orn 217, R. Wolferman 206, D. Rensberger 203, F. Wolferman 201, N. Beer 200. Team high series — Milford Coop 2463. Team high game — Little and Clark 861. Basketball Schedule For LHS The Leesburg Blue Blazers basketball schedule has been released to The Mail-Journal by coach Robert Holcomb. The Blazers will play seven home games and nine away from home. On December 28 and 29 they will be in a four-way tourney with Sidney, Claypool and Silver Lake. The county tourney will be held in the new Warsaw gym January 10 thru 12. The sectional tourney will be on Feb. 27 thru March 2 with the place being released later by the IHSAA. . On Nov. 2, the Blazers will meet Sidney on the Leesburg floor for the opening game of the season. The complete schedule follows: Nov. 2' - Sidney H Nov. 9 - White’s High School . H Nov. 14 - Syracuse T Nov. 21 - Millersburg T Nov. 30 - Pierceton T Dec. 1- TalmaT Dec. 7- LarwillH Dec. 14 - Sidney .. At Claypool Dec. 21 - Silver Lake H Dec. 28-29 - 4-Way Tourney with Silver Lake, Sidney, and Claypool at Warsaw armory. Jan. 5 - Tippecanoe T Jan. 10-12 - Co. Tourney , At Warsaw Jan. 18 - North WebsterH Jan. 25 - Milford H Feb. 1- Etna Green T Feb. 8 - Cromwell ... H Feb. 16 - Claypool T Feb. 22 - Jefferson Township . T Feb. 27-Mar. 2 - Sectional Tourney

Syracuse Man Seriously Injured In Auto Accident Dale Paul Kirkdoffer, 21, of r 3 Syracuse, remains in fair condition in Our Lady of Mercy hospital in Dyer, Ind., after- receiving serious injuries in a one car accident last Thursday, Sept. 20, shortly after noon. Kirkdoffer, whose injuries included a skull fracture and a deep scalp laceration, was driving east on U. S. 30 about a half mile west of Pierceton when his 1955 Ford left the highway. His car traveled 261 feet into a com field and turned over. It was reported by a witness that Kirkdoffer may have fallen asleep. His car was a total loss. State trooper Gerald Waikel and Kosciusko county sheriff Sam Holbrook investigated the accident. Originally taken to the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw, Kirkdoffer was later transferred to the Dyer hospital. * SYRACUSE Hospital Notes Caron Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr of Bonar Lake, is reported improving satisfactorily at Parkview Memorial hospital, Fort Wayne, where she has been a patient for the past four weeks. Miss Julie Hocker of Syracuse was admitted to the Goshen hospital last week and released. Clyde Johnston of Syracuse was admitted to. the Goshen hospital last week. Sonya Jean Line of r 1, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital late last week and has been released. Mrs. Elsie Bowersox of Syracuse was admitted to the Goshen hospital late last week. Her room number is 381. Fem Bunger of r 2, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital early this week.

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BIRTHS

BEER, Tamara Jill A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Beer of Milford in the South Bend Osteopathic hospital on Tuesday, Sept. 11. Tamara Jill tipped the scales at seven : pounds, 9% ounces. She has three brothers, Kent, Tom, and Jan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Phil Getz of Wolcott and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beer, Sr., of New Paris.. BECK, Robert Schilling Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Beck of Avilla announce the birth of a son, Robert Schilling, bom Sunday, Sept. 16, in McCray hospital at Kendallville at 9:03 p. m. He weighed 10 pounds and 4 ounces and is 23 1 A inches long. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck of Syracuse and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schilling of North Manchester. , . ■ LECHLITNER, Debra Ann Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lechlitner of r 2 Milford are the parents of a daughter, Debr. Ann, bom Sept. 20 at 4:45 a. m. in Goshen General hospital. Debra Ann tipped the scales at 7 pounds and 15% ounces. The Ledhlitners have another child, Denny, 4. Mrs. Sebert Couffman of New Paris is the maternal grandmother and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lechlitner of near Milford. MEHL, Jeffery Lee Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mehl of r 1 Milford are the parents of their fourth son, Jeffery Lee, bom Friday, Sept. 21, at Goshen General hospital. Jeffery Lee weighed in at 7 pounds, 14 ounces. James Dee, Timothy Edward and Kenneth Dean are the other sons of the Mehls. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mann, all of Ligonier. LEATHERMAN, Brent Lee Mr. and Mrs. Max Leatherman of Elkhart are the parents of their first child, a son Brent Lee, born Monday, Sept. 24, at 11:24 p. m. in Goshen General hospital. Brent Lee weighed six pounds and one ounce. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Leatherman of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Lanoue of Illinois are the maternal grandparents. WARSTLER SON Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warstler of r 1 Syracuse are parents of a son bom Sunday, Sept. 23, in the Elkhart General hospital. SYRACUSE CHURCH WOMEN MEET Syracuse Council of Church Women qiet on Tuesday at the Church of God with Mrs. Louis Firestone giving the opening prayer. Business The new officers of the year were installed as follows: President, Mrs. Joe Baumgartner; vice pres., Mrs. Herbert Linville; sec., Mrs. J. Ross Richey; treas., Mrs. Elmo Burson; and ass’t. sec., and reporter, Mrs. John Searfoss. Plans were discussed and made for World Community Day on Friday, Nov. 2, and a meeting will be held at Lakeside Chapel. This will begin at 10 a. m. and a potluck dinner will be held at noon. At this meeting, sewing bags will be made for missions in Asia. A collection will be taken at each church for the contenes of the sewing bags. The UNICEF drive was also discussed by all persons present. It was decided to omit the drive this year. ‘ 4 ! The closing prayer was given by Mrs. Ralph Wagoner.

Deaths Ida Mae Jessop Mrs. Ida Mae (Whited) Jessop, 73, Connersville, mother of Mrs. Harry (Lucille) Beer and Kurman Dale Jessop, both of Milford, passed away Sunday evening at Fayette County hospital in Connersville. • Last rites were held at 2 p. m. this afternoon at the ThompsonBrown funeral home in Connersville. Mrs. Jessop was bom at Harrisonville, Mo., October 29 1888. Her marriage to Charles W. Jessop of Connersville occurred on November 2, 1905, at West Plains, Mo. He preceded her in death on April 7. A son, Joseph Whited Jessop, also preceded her in death. Mrs. Jessop is survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Minnie Kuchler of Indianapolis and Mrs. Cecelia Mercier of Connersville; two other sons, Daniel Jessop of Knightstown and Charles W. Jessop of Cambridge City; and several grandchildren. Her last visit to Milford was in June.

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PRIMARY MOTHERS MEET MONDAY Sixteen members of the Primary Mothers club of Syracuse met on Monday night at the Wawasee Village home of Mrs. Raymond Jetmoer with Mrs. Ernest Rogers and Mrs. Douglas Jemigan as cohostesses. Mrs. Douglas Naylor, Mrs. Gareth Meek, Mrs. Clark Conley and Mrs. Earl Reed were guests. Mrs. Jack Simmons, president, presided at the business meeting during the evening. Christmas paper and ribbon being sold by

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the club were distributed to members and Mrs. Rogers won the door prize. Mrs. Delbert Whitehead will be hostess for the next\ meeting on October 8. ) , , - Mr. and Mrs. William Nyce of r 3 Syracuse were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyce and Vicki Sue of Milford. Sunday afternoon and evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Don I Ahms of Milford were Mr. and 'Mrs. Hollis Richard of Deshler, O.

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Friday - Saturday - Sunday September 28, 29, 30 2 WALT DISNEY HITS! In Color “Greyfriars Bobby” and “Ten Who Dared” Added Bonus Features Friday John Wayne - Sophia Loren in “Legend Os The Lost” SATURDAY FAMILY. TREAT NIGHT. Added 2 Guest Features. Open 6:30; First Show at 7