The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 November 1962 — Page 8

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By MARSHALL ESTEP Candidate For The Lakeland School Board District 5 (At Large) X_ I would like to set out some facts concerning myself and my candidacy for the Lakeland school board. First, I am a lifelong resident of the Milford area, having been bom August 7, 1909. I attended the Jefferson township school. My wife is the former Helen Heeter of Elkhart. I have two daughters, Mrs. Rex (Judy) Eherenman of Warsaw, and Mrs. Guy (Peggy) Zimmerman of Fort Wayne. My social affiliations include membership in the Milford Lions club, of which I am a past president; Kosciusko Lodge No. 418, F. & A. M. at Milford; Scottish Rite of Fort Wayne; and the Kosciusko county Shrine club. I feel I can render a valuable service to the people of the Lakeland school district as a member' of the important school board. Neither I nor any member of my family is connected with any school in the Lake school district, or any other school or school district As a taxpayer in the school district in which I am seeking office, I offer my service to the Lakeland School Corporation. If elected, I will seek the advice and judgment of the people of the entire school district before rendering an opinion on the important matters facing the school board. Out-Of-Town People At Brethren Homecoming Among the out-of-town attendants at the homecoming and rally day services at the First Brethren church were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burgess and Steven LeCount of Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Don Anglin, Dr. and Mrs. Owen Lentz, Mrs. H. L. Syler, Mrs. Charles Stahly, all of Nappanee; Mrs. Goldie Peters, New Paris; Mrs. James Hochstetler and two sons, North Webster; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mishler and son, Swayze; Rev. and Mrs, Wayne Swihart, daughter Nancy and son Tom of Valapariso; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mabie, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sparklin of Sy■x racuse; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laudeman and son Max, Urbana; Harold Gawthrop, Mrs. Carl Gawthrop of Etna Green; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Randall, Mr. and Mrs. James Randall and two sons, Mrs. Maxine Robinson and Joan of Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoth, Phillip Hoth, Miss Beverly Copenhaver of Goshen; T. N. Rutherford and daughter Beth Anne of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Rohrer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohrer, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rohrer and two daughters of Sturgis, Mich. MILFORD LOCALS Mrs: William Hartter, r 1 Milford, was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haab at Milford. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Bumside at Walkerton were Mr. and Mrs. John F. Augsburger and grandchildren, Kim and Kerry, and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baumgartner, all of Milford. *|

Lake Resort Drive-Ins • Morgan’s Drive-In, with living quarters, on road 13 near South Shore Golf Course. • Finton Drive-In, on road 13, North Webster. These drive-ins completely equipped will be sold including real estate. Other commercial properties. Burl D. Silver, Realtor Phone: 834-1325 - No. Webster

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Thursday, November 1,1962

Back To Or Brown I love ol’ Brown county so I can't wait and back I go To cross the covered bridge And climb the highest ridge, To survey the crimson and gold In foliage brilliant plus bold, To see russet and copper lays Blended with sky and sun rays. Sounds of the sorghum press To me is music nothing less Than symphony in a breeze Blowing thru poplar trees Or harmony painted In hues Seen In Brown county views That impart a tender touch To those who like art much. Geese honking on a pond — A hill and cabin beyond, Golden leaves from high Wafting thru sunset sky, Going to Nashville to dine — Looking upon antiques fine, A season that knows not slack, A people that possess no lack. Shocks of com in rows Where a pheasant crows, A taste of hickory-smoked fare, A sample of applebutters rare, Pumpkins in piles stacked, Walnuts in bushels packed — Sights like these and dozens more | Send me back to ol' Brown's door. Lawrence W. Hester

HOOSIERS RECEIVE MEXICAN THANKS ‘‘Gracia Senor, we of Mexico thank the Indiana Direccion de ' Conservacion for sending to us 1 your doves.” Raul Vargas, a Mex- c ico City hunter bagged a mourn- * ing dove reared and banded at 2 Freeman Field, the Fish and Game I Dove Research area near Seymour only four months earlier. Reports from 6,500 doves band- ( ed here indicate that Indiana pro- a duces and exports America’s No. 1 F game bird to Florida, Texas, and most of the states in between. Thirty other states bag 25 million each fall, and dove hunting s can be made available to Hoosier a hunters by favorable action by the “ 1963 General Assembly.

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TO CELEBRATE — Mr. and Mrs. Don D. St rock of 133 Van Scoyoc street, Avilla, former Syracuse residents, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, November 4, at open house at their home from 2 to 5. Mr. and Mrs. Strock were married November 1, 1912. They are

I XHFHF.R AN HARVEST Moving pictures were then taken HOME DINNER c^l^rc^l °^ cers > committees and 14171 n ATT 94 those on educational staffs and HrXl? UVI. 44 oJd and new members of the The annual congregational Har- church. These were taken by Mr. vest Dinner, sponsored by the and Mrs. Johnson and will become Lutheran Church Women of Syra- part of the recorded history of the cuse Grace Lutheran church was congregation, held last Wednesday evening, Oct. dinner chairman was Mrs. 24, with approximately 120 mem- Avon Bushong with her committee bers and five guests present. o f Mrs. Clark Conley Jr., Mrs. The Program Vernon Beckman and Mrs. Charles Following the dinner, Pastor Miller, Carl Satre led in group singing and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson presented moving picture films of “Harvest Dinners Past.” % t The Luther Chorus then sang 1 Ufau* f “Swing Low Sweet Chariot,” with | WAN I I soloists Joel Burkholder and Diann MS and Danny Jetmore, followed by * “Nobody Knows De Trouble” and ** “The Vesper Hymn.”

the parents of eight children, Mrs. Warren O. (Evelyn) Fisher of Milford; Bob, Fred, Ross, and Mrs. Robert (Mary Louise) Ginder, all of Butler; Ernest of Auburn; Nelson of Naples, Fla.; and George of Antwerp, O. There are 24 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchil-dren.

Democrats Hear Mrs. Birch Bayh At Winona Lake

An estimated 300 Democratic party faithfuls assembled in the Westminster Hotel north dining : room Friday night to hear a stir- < ring talk by Mrs. Birch (Marvella) Bayh, wife of the candidate for ; U. S. Senate. The group enjoyed a smorgas- j bord style dinner prior to the program. The meeting was sponsored by the Kosciusko County Young Democratic club, with Brooks Doran Os Burket, president of the group, ( serving as master of ceremonies. 1 Paul Konkle, Democratic county : chairman, welcomed the group to the meeting and urged support of what he termed “a fine ticket of county and township officers.” Mr. Doran introduced township and county officers to the group. : County officers were given an opportunity to speak briefly. The remarks of Judge Jack Murray of Knox, candidate for congress, appears in another column. Hear Mrs. Bayh Mrs. Bayh was the principal speaker in the absence of her hus- ; band who was in Lake county , Friday afternoon and in Indianap- : olis that evening. An extremely able speaker, Mrs. I Bayh-outlined the program of her i husband and took his opponent, ; incumbent Homer E. Capehart to <

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task for his constant opposition to the Kennedy program. She said, for example, he termed the peace corps ‘‘a bunch of freeloaders.” She said Capehart has been absent from Senate roll call 58% of the time, not even being present for the important Cuban resolution which he has taken the time to “talk about the length and breadth of Indiana.” She read Mr. Bayh’s statement back of President Kennedy’s stand on Cuba and will give him the support in the Senate he needs to augment his far-reaching program. She scored Capehart for being against anything progressive in the federal program proposed by the President. She read Mr. Bayh’s statement he released to the press following the President’s broadcast on the Cuban crisis, and the telegram Bayh sent the President at that time. They expressed complete support of the President’s stand. Candidates Introduced Candidates introduced were Luther Vance, candidate for councilman from the second district; Elmer Longyear, councilman from the third district; Roy Walters, councilman at large; Robert Strombeck, 1 candidate for commissioner from the middle district; Cecil Silveus, candidate for com-

missioner from the southern district; Howard Holbrook, candidate for re-election as sheriff; H. Earl Boggs (termed an “agressor for assessor” in his introduction), candidate for assessor; Howard Woodward, candidate for audtior; Frederick E. Rakestraw, candidate for Judge of the Indiana Supreme Court, sth Judicial District; and Judge Jack Murray, candidate for congress.

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Syracuse Church of God met recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Niles for a potluck supper. Mrs. Albert Troup, outgoing president, presided at the business meeting after giving the devotions. New officers were elected as follows: President, Rev. Victor Yeager; vice president, Mrs. Troup; secretary, Mrs. Ida Hibschman; and treasurer, Mrs. Victor Yeager. Others present were Rev. Albert Troup, Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Yeager and Mr. and Mrs. James Druckamiller.