The Mail-Journal, Volume 1, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 November 1962 — Page 2

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Milford Trojans Defeated By Claypool Knights 65 To 56 Friday Night

Coach Jerry Van Meter’s Trojans were beaten by their inability to get the ball through the hoop in their first game of the 1962-63 basketball season Friday, Nov. 2, in the Claypool gym. Claypool’is Knights, turned in a fine , allaround game. The Knights had four players in double figures and received a fine rebounding job. Bob Bradley led both teams by scoring 23 points. Tom. .Holderread enjoyed a good night in scoring 18 points to lead the blue and gray. Marion Groves scored 12 points for Milford and Jon Dewart Milf&M'kept the margin close until the third quarter when Claypool pulled to a 9 point edge. From then on Claypool coasted through the final quarter. Although Milford outscored Claypool 24-22 from the field, they made 21. charity tpsses to Mil-

r L/ 1 LAND O LAKE LEAGUE October 31, 1962 STANDINGS W L . "A" League McCormick-Cutter 25 11 Syracuse Legion 25 11 Wilkerson Paints 22 14 Dean’s Milk 20 16 Arnold’s Groc. 18 18 Harris Funeral Home 17 19 Blue Shingle 16 20 Farmer’s Feed 15 21 Frog Tavern 12 24 Wawasee Marina 10 26 High series — Wilkerson Paints 2792. High game — Wilkerson Paints 1000. F. Nyikos 179*221-202-602. 535 — H. Schrock 540, R. Schultz 559, R. Brown 564, T. Auer 536, C. Singrey 579, L. Griffith 595, H. Bartman 551, J. j Carr 553, W. Stahley 562, C.| Koher 549, V. Schortgen 541, D. Pilcher 581. . ’ 200 Games — G, Bums 213, R. Brown 202, T. Auer 204, R. Schacht 229, C. Singrey 215, L. Griffith 207-214, D. Brown 218, H. Bartman 212, J. Carr 211, W. Stahley 202, B. LeCount 224, C. Koher 201, V. Schortgen 213, D. Pilcher 244. “B” League State Bank Syracuse 25 11 Hire’s Electric 23 13 Carwile’s TV 20 16 Auer’s Service 19 17 Aero Mfg. Co. 18 18 Rose Jewelry 18 18 Logan. Fuel 17 19 Walters Drugs 16 20 Byler Motors 13 23 Galloway’s Groc. 11 25 High series — Aero Mfg. 2480. High game — Aero Mfg. 873. 500 Series — E. Darr 520, C. Davies 519, C. Koble 515, J. Nyikos 537, D. Arthur 517, M. Hostetter 560, S. Hire 506, L. Mollenhour 525, N. Robie 542, A. Bobeck 556, D. Carwile 515. 200 Games — M. Hostetter 217, N. Robie 202, A. Bobeck 200-203. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 1,1962 B & K Drive-In 26 10 North Webster Bank 24 12 Hawaiian Village 24 12 American Industries 22 14 Town House 21 15 Carwile TV 21 15 Brazel’s Bait 21%15% Pilcher’s 20 16 Wolf’s Store 19 17 Ruch & Van’s . 18 18 Floyd Lantz Painters 18 18 Nine’s Pie Shop Baugher Builders 16 20 Greene Pontiac 15%20% Marise’s 15%20% Mishler’s 15 21 Wawasee. Package 14 22 Klink’s 13 23 McCormick-Cutter 11 25 Darr’s Gulf 10 26 High team game — Town House 768. High team series — Carwile TV 2136. 500 series — I. Stahley 186-171-191-553, I. Carwile 181-161-162-504. 170 games and 450 series — M. Thornburg 176-491, B. Greene 493, D. Cobum 475, T. Schrock 178, L. Gilbert 173, E. Tatman 170, E. Price 170. ’ INTRA CITY LEAGUE November 1,1962 O. K. Sales 23 13 McClintic Insurance 20 16 Dairy Queen 20 16 Larry’s Upholstery 16 20 The Mail-Journal 16 20 Andy’s D-X 13 23 500 Series — Owen Cobbum 531; Phil Schroeder 520; Phil Smith 504. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE November 2,1962 Anchor Bar 26 10 Huey Well Drilling 25 12 Country Comer 24 12 Greene Pontiac 23 13 Byler Motors 21 15 Tom Socks 20 16 The Beacon 18 18 Marise’s 17 19 Electronic Center 17 19 Wawasee Lumber 16 20 Liberty Coach 16 20 Wawasee Plaza 16 2Q

ford’s 8. Coach Van Meter’s Trojans will next’lneet Bourbon, Marshall county powerhouse, on Friday, Nov. 9 at Bourbon. Milford will be seeking an upset over favored Bourbon to even its season record. The box score is as follows.: CLAYPOOL (65) — Scott 344, Evans 372, L. McKenzie 002, E. J. McKenzie 722, Gunter 033, Bradley 952. MILFORD (56) — Zimmerman 244, Stephenson 003, Groves 521, Dippon 112, Dewart 404, Stump 115, Rummel 200, Holderread 905. “B” Team Wins Coach Jim Alien’s Jr. Trojans soundly trounced Claypool last Friday evening. Greg Mishler and Verl Baker turned in excellent performances for Milford. Milford gained an early edge and coasted to an easy victory. The final score was Milford 46, Claypool 34.

Sportsmans Center 16 20 Wawasee TV 16 20 Peachey Lime 15 21 The Pines 14 22 The Nine Pins 14 22 Clip & Curl 10 26 High team game — Huey’s 683. High team series — Anchor Bar 1951. 200 games and 525 series - men — J. Carr 212-572, R. Schultz 529, L. Vance 219-202-581, J. Morganthaler 242-567, W. Hagerdon 217, D. Maresh 200, F. Avery 201-565. 500 Series - women — S. Kern 189-193-174-556, S. Hoover 172-508. 170 games and 440 series - women — B. Kline 174, A. Smith 457, K. Knisley 173-452, L. Vance 445, I. Carwile 175-462, G. Twaits 175-444, M. Byrd 180-173-475.

COUNTY LEAGUE November 5,1962 “A” Flight Wawasee Pkg. Store 27 9 Pilcher’s Shoes 24 12 Lakeland Produce 24 12 O. K. Sales 18 18 Frog Tayern 18 18 Wawasee Bowl 17 19 Thornburg Drug 16 20 No. Webster Hdwe. 13%22% Byler Motors 13% 22% Syracuse Rubber Prod. 9 27 High team game , — Wawasee Pkg. Store 1015. High team series — Wawasee Pkg. Store 2893. High Ind. game — Jack Tracy 238. ■ ' ' High Ind. series — Jack Tracy 624. Other 600 series — L. Vance 616, E. Tenning 615. 200 games — A. Weber 234-202, E. Armbruster 205, E. Henning 22-234, R. Fisher 200, J. Tracy 216, H. Bartman 222, L. Vance 225, V. Stayer 201, D. Wogoman 214, J. J. Carr 212, R. Vonasch (237. 525 SeriesA. Weber 599, J. Morganthaler 529, E. Armbruster 574, H. Bartman 567, R. Brown 566, V. Tayer 551, C. Frushour 535, D. Wogoman 589, F. Bud Smith 553, J. Wortinger 544, O. Cobbum 544, K. Knisley 529, G. Knisley 534, J. Knisley 550, J. Carr 589, D. Pilcher 556, R. Thibaut 549, A. Howell 543, G. Beavers 545, H. Barber 529, R. Vonasch 571. “B” Flight Kinder Mfg. Co. 24 12 Connolly’s Groc. 22 14 Wawasee Restaurant 22 14 Anchor Bar 21 15 Kurly’s Keglers 20 16 No. Webster Lions 17 19 Budget Loans 16 20 Coxy’s Gun Shop 15 21 Barbee' Lake Hotel 12 24 Syracuse Police 11 25 High team game — Kinder Mfg. Co. 930. High team series — Kinder Mfg. 2648. High Ind. game — Maurice Hostetter 215. High Ind. series — Gerald Kline 598. 200 games — K. Swihart 200201, G. Kline 213-205, G. Walton 211-209, D. Arthur 203, M. Hostetter 200, A. Place 203. 525 series — K. Swihart 559, B. ShroCk 540, H. Alfrey 526, C. Walton 578, M. Hostetter 584, G. Garner 530, A. Place 567, R. Timmons 525, I. Rookstool 530.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE November 6,1962 B& K Drive-In 29 7 Sleepy Owl 22 14 Tom Socks 19 17 Syracuse Cleaners 18 18 State Bank Syracuse 17%18% LeVemier Auto Polish 14 22 Kinder Mfg. 13 23 Wawasee Laundromat 11%24% Ind. high game — B. Kline 187. Ind. high series — I. Stahley 522. Team high game — State Bank Syracuse 764. Team high series — Kinders 2270. 440 series and over — I. Stahley 522, D. Coburn 505, B. Appenzeller 497, D. Spearman 488, M. J. Lantz 483, B. Kline 477, H. Frushour 473, I. Carwile 465, K. Graff 460, B. Martin 458. 170 games — B. Kline 187, B. Appenzeller 183, I. Stahley ISO--175, H. Frushour 178, C. Coburn 177-174, M. J. Lantz 176. DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE November 6,1962 Syracuse Cleaners 26 14 Colpaert Homes 26 14 Excel Dist. 25 15

Syracuse Yellowjackets Lose First Game Os Season To Pierceton 65-49

The Syarcuse Jackets lost their opening game of the 1962-63 basketball season last Friday night when the home team Pierceton Cubs defeated them 65-49. Pierceton’s Garth Cone led all scorers with 22 points and his teammate, Ray Slusher, added. 13. Junior center Jack Zimmerman totaled 15 points. Second high in Syracuse’s scoring was Pat Money with 10. The Yellowjackets rallied from behind to within several points in thQ third quarter before Pierceton came back and scored big in the fourth and final quarter. Pierceton 17 36 50 65 Syracuse 8 27 41 49 PIERCDTQN (65)—Kilgore 421, P. Rhoades 101, Slusher 612, Ken--513, Carlin IQI, Conley <OO2, Ringgenberg 001, Cone 9.43, Stickney 211. Totals: 28 field, goals, 9 free throws, 15 personal fouls. SYRACUSE (49) — Crow 212, Niles 110, Money 502, Zimmerman 714, M. Jones 313, Thornburg 020, Richey 312. Totals: 21 field goals, 7 free throws, 13 personal fouls. Cub B team opened with a rag-

Baugher Const. 22 18 Washburn Tree Service 19 21 Brazel’s Bait 15 25 Likens & Sons 14 26 Schultz Mobil Homes 13 27 High team game — Likens and Sons 888. High team series — Syracuse Cleaners 2570. 200 games and 525 series — J. Rhodes 552, J. Carr 549, W. Conway 540, H. Gallahan 540, J. Kern 531, R. Brazel 528, W. Eyer 526, A. Keim 220, O. Keim 204, J. Kern 203. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE November 6,1962 Foo & Faye 29 11 American State Bank 26 14 Campbell’s D-X 26 14 Arnold’s Groc. 23 17 Lakeside Laundry 22 18 Augsburger’s IGA 21 19 Gerard’s 20% 19% Syracuse Rubber 20 20 Ligonier Beverage 20 20 Wawasee TV 18 22 Wawasee Plaza 16 24 G*W Pizza 15 25 Weatherhead 13% 26% Turf Bar 10 30 High team game and series — State Bank 755-2195. 170 games and 420 series — L. Gilbert 179-487, B. Musselman 428, B. McKibben 424, K. Knisley 431, M. Fisher 187-432, L. Vance 428; E. Wogoman 176-480, S. Grady 463, J. Byland 174-441, T. Schrock 427, M. J. Bechtold 424, B. Vanlaningham 186-467, N. Willson 477, L. Campbell 457, M. Henning 437, E. Grady 198-440, M. Thornburg 176489, M. Tarman 459, J. Brinley 420, S. Hoover 481, L. Frushour 426, J. Sharpe 174-475. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE November 6,1962 Milford Co-op 31 9 Turf Bar I 23 17' Little and Clark 21 19 Brock Mfg. 21 19 Mishler Funeral Home 20 20 Turf Bar II 20 20 Moorman Feeds 19 21 Augsburger’s IGA 19 21 Campbell’s Mkt. 18 22 Chore-Time 17 23 C. S. Myers, Inc. 16 .24 Servisoft and Lindsay 15 25 High team series — Turf Bar I 2540. High team game —Turf Bar I 879. High team series to date — Little and Clark 2615. High team game to date — Little and Clark 914. High Ind. series to date — Leon Newman 595. High Ind. game to date — Delbert Dippon 246. 500 Series — J. Keller 568, R. Auer 546, D. Brumbaugh 535, H. Falkner 529, G. ’ Treesh 526, J. Kruger 526, B. Little 516, D. Miller 516, B. Vanlaningham 512, J. Speicher 511, W. Jackson 509, L. Hare 507, L. Newman 502, H. Wuthrich 500, D. Wolferman 500. 200 Games — J. Keller 223, D. Miller 213, G. Treesh 209„ B. Vanlaningham 201, R. Auer 200.

Sidney Defeats Leesburg Friday

The Sidney Wildcats defeated the Leesburg Blue Blazers at Leesburg Friday night, 53 to 52, in a close game. Leesburg was ahead at all stops, 17 to 11 at the end of the first quarter, 35 to 30 at half-time, and 43 to 42 at threequarter time. Everett Dausman led Leesburg with 19 points and Jerry Brown got 15 points for visiting Sidney. The box score follows: SIDNEY (53)—Whitaker 805, Jr. Rose 002, Sparks 703, Walther 322, John Rose 432, Parrett 202. Totals: 24 field goals, 5 free throws, 16 personal fouls. LEESBURG (52) — Brown 632, Dausman 753, Beebe 502, Skinner 102, Albert 222. Totals: 21 field goals, 10 free throws, 11 personal fouls. Harlem Globetrotters At Coliseum November 13 The world famous Harlem Globetrotters will be at the Fort Wayne Memorial coliseum Tuesday night, Nov. 13. The program will start at 7:30. Cab Calloway will be master of ceremonies for the variety show that will be held in conjunction with the game. The 'basketball game will be played between the Globetrotters and the Atlantic City Sea Gulls.

ged showing, but staggered on to post a3B to 27 win over the Yellowjacket B team in the preliminary game. Both teams were guilty of numerous errors and bad passes with Syracuse’s inability to score the last quarter deciding the game. Amauro Obregon and John Rhoades played two of the steadier parts in the game for the junior Cubs, while Brewer led the Syracuse juniors. Pierceton 7 15 27 38 Syracuse 6 14 *25 27 Box score as follows: PIERCETON (38)—Wells 162, Long 000, Obregon 282, Noble 001, Reid 200, J. Rhodes 625, Brown 000, Caudill 001, . Mettler 001. Totals: 31 field goals. 16 free throws, 12 personal fouls. SYRACUSE (27)—L. Jones 134, Butt 001, Brewer 434, Ridings, Hann 102, S. Smith 103, R. Smith 111. Totals: 11 field goals, 5 free throws, 18 personal fouls. ’ — By Ken Martin

Syracuse Lions Pass Traveling Gavel

The “Traveling Gavel Passing” combined meeting of the Syracuse and North Webster Lions clubs was held last evening, Nov. 7, at the M and M restaurant in North Webster. Ralph Thornburg, Syracuse Lions’ president, formally presented the gavel to John Reasoner, president of the North Webster club. An annual event, this is held as a get acquainted meeting and to advance friendship between members. Guests of the Lions at this dinner meeting were their wives and other persons. A roast chicken dinner was enjoyed beginning at 7 o’clock with the program following. Bill King and Jackie of Fort Wayne, a couple formerly with Spike Jones, long known for zany records and shows presented the program, a variety show including juggling, comedy skits and other routines.

Syracuse Halloween Awards Listed The annual Syracuse Halloween parade and judging contest was held Wednesday evening, October 31, in the Syracuse high school auditorium. Grand Prise Grand prizes were awarded to: First place, Old Woman In A Shoe (Vickie and Mike Scott); second place, The Mummy (Debbie Pletcher); third place, Dennis the Mennace (Jeff Miller). Other Winners Silver dollars for first place winner in each category were given to: Tom Jemigan, space; David VanLue, blackface; Mark Clark, hobo; Victor Benner, animal; Carl Hadley, witch; Angie Mock, pirate; Sandy Searfoss, foreign personality; Vickie and Mike'Scott, Bill Pipp, and with honorable mention to Bruce, Brian and Brent Neer, story book characters; Karen Kistler, bride; Ellen LeCount, historical and patriotic character; Debbie Pletcher, ghost; David Clark, skeleton; Sally Hostetler, Indian; Tim Robie, devil; Jeff Miller, TV and comic character; and Bob Johnson, Lester Sawyer and Susan Miller, miscelaneous. Candy bars were given to each of the approximately 180 children who participated. The ParentTeacher Association were responsible for the prizes. Judges for the event were Mrs. Frank Putt, Mrs. W. A. Jones Jr. and Jack Vanderford. Parade marshall was Bud Kline with Charles Searfoss and Jim Hughes assisting. SYRACUSE SCHOOL MENUS Mon. - Wiener sandwich, buttered com, fruit salad, peanut butter cookies, milk. Tues. - Lasagna, tossed salad, apple crisp, bread and butter, milk. Wed. - Creamed dried beef, buttered potatoes, fruit, biscuits, butter and jelly, milk. Thurs. - Chili Mac, coleslaw, fruit, cake, bread and butter, milk. Fri. - Toasted cheese sandwich, tomato soup, celery and carrot sticks, fruit, milk. LEESBURG MENUS Mon. - Escalloped potatoes and ham, buttered peas, celery, bread, butter and peanut butter, fruit, milk. Tues. - Sloppy Joe sandwiches, bean salad, peach half, French fries, milk. Wed. - Goulash, green beans, lettuce salad/bread, butter, and peanut butter, cookie, milk. Thurs. - Creamed chicken on biscuit, spinach, carrot sticks, pear half, jello cubs, bread, butter, and milk. Fri. - Chili soup, crackers, cheese sandwich, cabbage salad, baked apples, milk. VISIT IN MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Dan Levemier, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh and Mr. and Mrs. John Augsburger, all of Milford, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sponseller of Lansing, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Sponseller are former Milford residents.

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TO DELAWARE — Airman Donald A. Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Coen Stephenson of Milford, has been reassigned to Dover AFB in Delaware for training and duty as an air passenger specialist. He has recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB near San Antonio, Tpxas.

Q Editorial

A Question To Decide A tough decision is facing school officials at Mentone and members of the Tippecanoe Valley school 1: board. , It is public knowledge that several members of the Mentone basketball team have been charged with stealing livestock and selling their loot on the market. In fact, three of the boys are outstanding members of the Mentone Bulldogs. Two were found guilty and given probationary sentences. The three dressed with their team Friday night when Mentone played North Webster. The question is: Should these boys be allowed to play basketball? The question is being raised all over the county, and needless to say, many people think they should not. Just what offense must one commit to be excluded from high school sports? High school athletes are very much the Friday night heroes of their schools and town alike. If these boys want this esteem, they must earn it. And stealing livestock is not one of the ways to earn public prestige. If these boys are allowed to play on the Mentone team this year, it would look very much like we are putting far to much emphasis on high school basketball. Pierceton Has Cheering Block Something new and thrilling in this season’s basketball games is the spirited Pierceton cheering block. About 100 Pierceton girls have organized into an effective block, exercising colorful and precision movements, at the instruction of their cheerleaders. The girls, wearing blouses red in front and white in back, have been practicing three weeks under instructor Bill Schuldt. Cheereladers are Jayne Tuttle, Becky Gebert, Cinda Wright and Sharon Weaver. Notre Dame, Ball State Win, Indiana, Purdue Lose Notre Dame, a nine-point underdog, traveled to Philadelphia and sunk a good Navy team 20 to 12.1 Ball State defeated a winless I Evansville college 27 to 7 at Evansville. Indiana took on the nation’s No. 1 team, Northwestern, at I Bloomington and playing inspired ball forced Northwestern to come from behind in the fourth quarter to squeeze out a hard won 26 to 21 victory. Purdue was upset by Illinois at Lafayette, 14 to 10, that was a sever blow to their Big Ten championship hopes. Next Saturday Indiana travels to Columbus, 0., to take on Ohio State, Purdue goes to East Lansing to play Michigan State while Notre Dame is host to Pittsburgh.

LAST WEEK’S COUNTY B. B. SCORES

Pierceton 65, Syracuse 49; Mentone 48, North Webster 30; Etna Green 55, Tippecanoe 54; Sidney 53, Leesburg 52; Richland Center 64, Silver Lake 63; South Whitley 60, Akron 32; Claypool 65, Milford 56. This Week’s County Schedule Friday, November 9,1962 Tippecanoe at Mentone Whites at Leesburg Milford at Bourbon Sidney at North Webster Larwill at Silver Lake Middlebury at Syracuse Tuesday, November 13, 1962 Pierceton at Columbia City Wednesday, November 14, 1962 Leesburg at Syracuse ■ C WEEKLY FISHING REP ORT Field reports coming into the Department of Conservation show fall fishing to be fair. Streams around the state are low but clear. NE Indiana Northeast, lake district has some good fishing. Water is clear, with some crappies and smallmouth bass caught using spoons, pork rhine, and small minnows. Lake James reports some pike being caught with large minnows. Not many fishermen out. I MR6AIII WW* I [Cffi QURCIASSIFIED ADS |

OBITUARIES

Mrs. Jennie B. Kruger Mrs. Frank (Jennie B.) Kruger, 75, of r 1 North Webster, passed away Wednesday evening at 5 o’clock at the Kilgore nursing home at, Pierceton. She had been in ill health for the past two years. Mrs. Kruger was born March 19, 1887, in Crestline, 0., the daughter of John and Mary (Me Clelland) Russel. She married Mr. Kruger July 26, 1908, and he survives. She was a member of the North Webster Methodist church, Sunshine club of North Webster, Herbert Kuhn Post 253 of the American Legion Auxiliary of North Webster, and the Women’s Benefit Association at Crestline, O. Surviving in addition to the husband are two sons, Alton and Loren Kruger, both of North Webster; three sisters, Mi's. Dora Slabach of Bucyrus, 0., Mrs. Ida Etier, Crestline, 6., and Mrs. Clara Kenney of Lima, O.; five grandchildren and eight great-grand-children. Friends may call at the HarrisTroxel funeral home in North Webster from Friday noon until time of service on Saturday at 2 p. m. in the funeral home. Burial will be in the North Webster cemetery. Mrs. John S. Skiles Funeral services for Mrs. John S. Skiles, 78, of r 5 Goshen were held Sunday afternoon at the North Union church south of Wakarusa. Mrs. Skiles died of a stroke suffered at the home of Mrs. Edward Sechrist where she made her home. Survivors include a brother, William A. Miller, of Syracuse. Laura Danner Services were held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Camp Creek Church of the Brethren near Etna Green for Mrs. Laura Danner, 83, r 3 Bremen. She died of complications at 6:30 p. m. Sunday in the home of her son, Carl Danner, where she had resided for the past 15 years. Rev. Ralph Rarick and Rev. Jack Kline officiated at the services. Burial was in the Stony Point cemetery north of Atwood. Mrs. Danner was born near Etna Green on June 16, 1878, to Joseph and Barbara (Albert) Musser. In 1901 she was married to George Danner, who preceded her in death in 1958. She was a member of the Camp Creek Church of the Brethren and a lifetime resident of Kosciusko county. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Clayton (Fay) Hollar of Milford and Mrs. Ford (Goldie) Me Donald of Nappanee; two sons, Carl of r 3 Bremen and Max of Osceola; two sisters, Mrs. Dora Flory of Nappanee and Mrs. Hazel Holderman of Fort Wayne; 10 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Amel Miller Final rites were held yesterday (Wednesday) at the Harris-Trox-el funeral home at North Webster for Amel “Barney” Miller, 60, of , Syracuse. Rev. Chester Reed officiated. Burial was in the Union cemetery at Syracuse. The cause of the death of Mr. I Miller was a heart condition that occurred at 3 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, in his home. He had been in ill health for several years. 1 He was born in Noble county ! March 25, 1902 the son of Harley and Della (Strieby) Miller. He was a retired laborer, and had lived most of his life in or near Syracuse. Survivors are his father, Harley Miller, with whom he made his home; five brothers, Harlan of Kimmel, Mirl and Chester of Syracuse, and Vlouris and Dallas of North Webster; two sisters, Mrs. Ora (Ullah) Miller of Syracuse, and Mrs. John (Ina) Myers of Larwill. ■»> -

LADD-BARBER MARRIAGE OCT. 27

The marriage Os Miss Jean Ann Barber of r 1, North Webster to Gene Ladd, also of North Webster, has been announced. The marriage took place in the parsonage of the North Webster Methodist church Saturday, Oct. 27, with the Rev. Carl O. Wirey officiating. Mrs. Ladd is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barber of near here and she graduated from North Webster high school in 1961. She is employed by Weatherhead Company of Syracuse. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ladd, also of this community. He attended 1 North Webster high school and is employed by the Litchfield Creamery. Robert Ridiwine Home From V. A. Hospital Robert Richwine, retired longtime postmaster, is home from the V. A. hospital in Fort Wayne where he was a patient for several weeks. Mrs. Richwine reported that her husband was released Wednesday evening, Oct. 31. He is feeling good, but weak. He will have to take it easy for some time. He is allowed to be up, but cannot go out for the present. She also said he is quite lonesome and would enjoy cards and visitors, although the visits will have to be short, until Mr. Rich-1 wine fully regains his strength.

Six County Residents At At Indiana State

TERRE HAUTE — Six Kosciusko county students are currently enrolled for first semester study at Indiana State college here. A new all-time record high enrollment was established this fall for the ninth consecutive, year at Indiana State as 5930 were enrolled on campus. The current 5930 mark at ISC is 11.2 per cent higher than last year and more than triple the enrollment of just nine years ago in 1953 when 1886 students enrolled. Thes tudents enrolled from Kosciusko county are as follows: ETNA GREEN — Carl Leonard Gay. MILFORD — Janice Rose Rapp, Donna Lea Ruch. WARSAW — Katheryn Allyn Kauffman, Mary Jane Carpenter, Harry Raymond Gigous. TO GIVE FIRST AID LESSONS IN NORTH WEBSTER Mrs. Rosetta Markham and Mrs. Charles (LaVada) Dean of Syracuse will be instructors for the two standard American Red Cross first aid classes which will start November 7 and 12 at the North Webster high school. Each class will begin at 7:30 p. m. Anyone interested may enroll.

Kale Island Beacon Lake Wawasee Syracuse, Ind. FRIDAY’S SPECIAL Fresh Lake Perch ‘ PLATTER AND PLATE No Waiting — Ready To Elat ‘ Music 7 p.m. till ?

Thank You I would like to express my thanks to those who supported me in the race for the Lakeland school board. I appreciate this very much. Now I would ask the full support of the citizens of the school district to give the new school board their full support. Marshall Estep

THE ORIGINAL... Harlam Globetrotters ARE COMING TO THE FORT WAYNE MEMORIAL COLISEUM Tuesday, Nov. 13 - 7:30 p.m. Harlam Globetrotters VS? Atlantic City Sea Gulls . . ——— f —• SEVEN-FAMOUS VARIETY ACTS BEFORE THE GAME AND AT HALF-TIME WITH CAB GALLOWAY AS EMCEE ' THE FAMOUS GLOBETROTTERS HAVE TOURED THE WORLD PERFORMING IN RUSSIA

County C. D. Director Speaks At At Milford Lions

Milo Clase, Kosciusko county civil defense director, spoke to the Milford Lions club at the Melody Case Monday night, outlining the significance of an adequate civil defense plan for Milford. He said he would like to see a plan set up for Milford, as he would for all county towns, in case of an emergency. “The American people are apathetic about civil defense until we get a bomb scare as we did several weeks ago,” Clase said. “Then they want something done right now.” His job is to alert people to the dangers of too much apathy, he said. ] Clase said we would have four to six hours’ notice between the time, of a bomb attack and the radiation dangers. “That is, providing we are not in the immediate blast area,” he said. A ceiling above any bomb Reiter should have a density of MOO pounds per square foot for protection against the deadly gamma rays. With Mr. Clase was Jim Allison of Warsaw who is interested in civil defense. Ladies’ Night The Milford Lions are planning a ladies' night for Monday, Nov. 19, at the M and M Case south of North Webster. Tickets are now on sale. Guests at the Monday night meeting were C. R. Shuder, Lowell Rassi, John Replogle, and Ed Charlton and Darrell Phillips of the Leesburg Lions club.