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_ DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE December 4,1962 Syracuse Cleaners 41 15 Excel 33 23 Baugher Construction 31 25 Brazel Bait 29 27 Copeart Homes 28 28 Likens & Sons 22 34 Schultz Mobil Homes 20 36 Washburn Tree Service 20 36 High team game and series — Syracuse Cleaners 917-2621. 200 games and 525 series — J. Carr 551, J. Hamman 537, P. Johnson 202. LAND O LAKES LEAGUE December 5,1962 STANDINGS W L “A” League McCormick-Cutter 38 18 Syracuse Legion 36 20 Dean’s Milk 31 25 Arnold’s Groc. 29 27 Harris Funeral Home 29 27 Wilkerson Paints 27 29 Frog Tavern 25 31 Blue Shingle 25 31 Farmers Feed 24 32 Wawasee Marina 16 40 High series — McCormick-Cut-ter 2858. High game — McCormick-Cut-ter 979. 600 series — L. Vance 244-234-214-692. 535 series — R. Brown 570, R. Schultz 562, T. Auer 537, C. McCuen 560, D. Karesh 558, G. Coquillard 551, D. Weaver 543, J. Bartman 559, M. Ganshom 539, D. Brown 598, R. Wogoman 568, J. Schacht 46, B. Stutzman 549. 200 games — R. Brown 214, R. Schultz 201, D. Karesh 246, B. Shock 205, M. Ganshorn 202, D. Brown 202-200, R. Wogoman 243, J. Schacht 200, B. Stutzman 222, L. Griffith 214. “B” League Hires Electric 38 18 Carwiles TV 33 23 Aero Mfg. Co. 32 24 State Bank Syracuse 31 25 Auers Service 30 26 Logan Fuel 27 29 Rose Jewelry 24 32 Galloways Groc. 24 32 Walters Drugs 22 34 Byler Motors 19 37 High series — Aero Mfg. Co. 2525. High game — Aero Mfg. Co. 883. 600 series — R. Hibschman 210-195-200-605. 500 series — B. Smith 550, H. Gladieux 541, M. Hostetter 581, C. Dovies 581, R. Laughlin 522, R. Mock 548, J. Fry 568, R. Brazil 521, K. Hare 559. 200, game — B. Smith 203-209, H. Gladieux 207, M. Hostetter 208, C. Davies 215, J. Fry 208.

THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE December 6,1962 American Industries 35 17 Hawaiian Village 34 18 Carwile TV 31 21 B & K Drive-In 30 18 North Webster Bank 29 19 Town House _ 28 24 Baugher Builders 28 24 Mishler’s 27 25 Brazel’s Bait 26%25% Pilcher’s 25 27 Floyd Lantz Painters 24 28 Darr’s Gulf 24 28 Greene Pontiac 23% 28% Ruch & Van’s 23 29 Wawasee Package 23 29 Wolf’s Store 23 29 Marise’s 22%29% Nine's Pie Shop 21%30% Klink’s 20 32 McCormick-Cutter 18 34 High team game and series — Hawaiian Village 829-2447. 500 series — D. Darnell 223-157-210-590, I. Stahley 202-180-165-547, U. Baugher 177-190-158-525, B. Kline 175-162-170-507, D. Coburn 201-142-157-500. 200 games — B. Musselman 214. 170 games and 450 series — M. Whisler 468, S. Grady 451, B. Greene 184-469, E. Grady 459, B. Musselman 473, L. Gilbert 179466, K. Felkner 179, I. Carwile 463, F. Wortinger 183-485, B. Popenfoose 195-477, F. Holloway 184458, E. Johnson 170, L. Welty 175, G. Eyer 183, J. Niles 178, B. McKibben 180, L. Vanlaningham 181. INTRA-CITY LEAGUE December 6,1962 O. K. Sales 34 ig Dairy Queen 29 23 Mail-Journal 27 25 Larry’s Upholstery 26 26 t McClintic Insuamce 21 31 Andy’s D-X 19 33 High team series — O. K. Sales 2467. High Team Game — O. K. Sales 895. 600 series — H. Schrock 625-268, O. Cobbum 602-205-203. 500 series—D. Smith 531-216, L. Erb 526, J. Wilson 212, P. Smith 201. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE December 7,1962 Anchor Bar 42 15 Greene Pontiac 41 15 Country Comer 37 19 Huey Well Drilling 36 20 Wawasee Lumber 34 22 Byler Motors 34 22 Tom Socks 31 25 The Beacon 28 28 Electronic Center 26 30 The Nine Pins 25% 30% Sportsmans Center 25 31 Marise’s 25 31

Thursday, December 13, 1962

ANOTHER 700 REPORTED BV WAWASEE BOWL Another 700-plus bowling score was reported by the Wawasee Bowl this week. On Monday night Eugene Henning of Syracuse got a 708 with scores of 230, 276 and 202, bowling in the county league with the Wawasee Bowl team. Manager Joe Morgenthaler said this makes four games of over 700 in four weeks. Jack Carr got a 720 and 707, and “Red” Weber got a 702. Liberty Coach 24 32 Peachey Spreading 23 33 Wawasee Plaza 20 36 Wawasee TV " 19 37 Clip & Curl 18 38 The Pines 16% 39% High team game and series — Anchor Bar 750-2042. 600 series - men — L. Vance 225-248-644, G. Beavers 204-214-601, J. Carr 222-227-613. 200 games and 525 series - men — L. Owen 203-534, D. Knisley 220-572, J. Morganthaler 208589, T. Leer 557, P. Mast 525, A. Armbruster 202-56 J), P. Kline 213, T. Auer 202. 500 series - women — E. Blakesley 202-189-550, B. Greene 189-174-522. 170 games and 440 series - women — V. Peachey 196-499, G. Twaits 176-447, J. Criswell 446, J. Hoover 186-440, M. Byrd 170, M. Hagerdon 183, J. Nolan 173-484, S. Kern 179-462, I. Carwile 443.

COUNTY LEAGUE December 10, 1962 “A” Flight Wawasee Package 43 13 Pilchers Shoes 34 22 Lakeland Produce 33 23 O. K. Sales 32 24 Wawasee Bowl 30 26 Frog Tavern 27 29 Byler Motors 25%30% Thornburg Drug Co. 25 31 N. Webster Hdwe. Co. 17%38% Syracuse Rubber Prod. 13 43 600 series — R. Fisher 600, J. Carr 608. High team series and game — Wawasee Bowl 2913-1014. High Ind. game and series — E. Henning 708-276. 200 games — J. Carr 209-226, F. Smith 220, J. Wortinger 222, J. Shrock 204, O. Cobbum 226, V. Stayer 201, R. Fisher 211-205, R. Brown 220, L. Vance 214, H. Shrock 201, E. Armbruster 202, E. Henning 230-202, G. Beavers 201, T. Strombeck 209, D. Wogoman 223, R. Knisley 204, K. Knisley 203, D. Knisley 234. 525 series — R. Knisley 545, G. Knisley 531, D. Knisley 551, J. Knisley 564, E. Teghtmeyer 526, B. Likens 538, R. Thibaut 530, F. Smith 542, J. Wortinger 547, T. Shrock 549, O. Cobbum 550, R. Brown 586, L. Vance 591, A. Weber 555, J. Morganthaler 542, HShrock 570, E. Armbruster 538, G. Beavers 579, E. Estep 553, T. Leer 531, D. Wogoman 583, E. Gordon 535, R. Culberson 531. “B” Flight Kinder Mfg. Co. 38 18 Wawasee Restaurant 35 21 Anchor Bar 32 24

N. Webster Lions 30 26 Connolly’s Groc. 28 28 Kurly’s Keglers 28 28 Coxy’s Gun Shop 27 29 Budget Loans 27 29 Syracuse Police 22 34 Barbee Lake Hotel 13 43 High team game and series - Kinder Mfg. Co. 928-2646. High Ind. series — Gerald Kline 566. High Ind. game — D. Tolf 249. 200 games — C. Davies 202, H. Alfrey 205, D. Shock 201, J. Loetz 205, E. Whitacre 218, M. Workman 206, D. Smith 202. 525 series — R. LeCount 544, D. Wolf 556, D. Shock 546, M. Workman 543, D. Smith 534, C. Garner 541, R. Johnson 525, H. Alfrey 540. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE December 11, 1962 , B & K Drive-In 41 15 Syracuse Cleaners 35 21 Sleepy Owl 29 27 Tom Socks 28 28 LeVerniers Auto Polish 26 30 Kinder Mfg. 25 31 State Bank Syracuse 21% 34% Wawasee Laundromat 18%37% High team game — Laundromat 746. High team series — Sleepy Owl 2153. High Ind. game — I. Stahley 187. High Ind. series -— B. Appenzeller 500. 500 series — B. Appenzeller 185-500. 170 games and 440 series — S. Kern 444, I. Stahley 189-452, H. Frushour 184-494, D. Spearman 466, L. Stucky 448-170, M. J. Lantz 454. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE December 11, 1962 Foo and Faye 45 15 Campbell’s D-X 40 20 Syracuse Rubber 35 25 Ligonier State Bank 34 26 Lakeside Laundry 33 27 Ligonier Beverage 31 29 Arnold’s Grocery 31 29 Wawasee TV 29 31 Augsburger’s IGA 29 31 Gerard’s 28 32 Wawasee Plaza 23%36% G ♦ W Pizza 21 39 Turf Bar 21 39 Weatherhead 19% 40% High team game — Syracuse Rubber and Ligonier Beverage 751. High team series — Foo and Faye 2219. 500 series — K. Knisley 176-172-

New Paris Romps Over Milford In Friday's Game 68-42

by Ron Brown ■ A talented New Paris quintet had no trouble downing Milford Friday night. The Cubs continued with their winning ways by beating Milford 68-42. Milford, playing one of their poorest games, was dealt its fifth loss, against one win here, Friday night. The first quarter was quite close with New Paris leading 1211. From then on New Paris’ fine set shooting and fine rebounding told the tale. New Paris went out at the half with an eleven point lead 32-21. They increased this lead 7 more points in the third quarter 59-31 and finished with a 26 point lead 68-42. Several times during the final two quarters it looked as if Milford might start a comeback, but these attempts were always thwarted. New Paris finished with four men in the double figures. Rick Hoffman captured scoring honors with 18 points. Wayne Snider add-

Syracuse Yellowjackets Lose Fifth Os Season To Concord 82-55

The Jackets not only lost the ball game to Concord Friday night but they also lost their starting center, Jack Zimmerman. In the middle of the second quarter Zimmermsui went up for a rebound and twisted his ankle as he came down. He was taken to Goshen hospital where it was established that he had a very bad sprain. It is doubtful he will be able to play in either of Syracuse’s games this weekend. The Concord Minuteman piled up 82 points oh their home floor to defeat the Jackets 82-55. High man for Concord was Yacuk with 22 and Money scored 29 for Syracuse. This gave Syracuse a 1 and

Milford Trojans Down Sidney Saturday 79 To 61 At Milford

On Saturday night a fired up Trojan team took the floor. The Trojans took an early lead and continued to extend it throughout the game to chalk up their second win of the season. Milford took a first quarter lead of 7 points 16-9. They maintained throughout the second quarter and went out at half time leading 3326. In the third and fourth quarters Milford initiated a fast break which completely demoralized Sidney. At the end of the third quarter Milford led by 14 points 54-40. In the final quarter the Trojans increased their led by 14 points winning 79-61. Tom Holderread turned in a fine performance for the Trojans by scoring 26 points. He shared game scoring honors with Sparks of Sidney who. also netted 26. Warren Stevenson netted another 16 for the Trojans and turned in his finest performance of the season. Marion Groves collected another

. 168-516, M. Fisher 177-168-169-505. 170 games or 420 series — N. Mousley 176-441, J. Byland 421, B. Vanlaningham 447, L. Campbell 180-448, S. Grady 468, H. Adair 442, J. Brinley 189-424, E. Grady 178-474, N. Searfoss 183-475, S. Ryan 175-468, M. Thornburg 426, B. Musselman 425, L. Gilbert 193489, S. Augsburger 452, P. Scott 180-482, D. Knisley 190-456, M. Tarman 187-440, C. Miller 443, E. Burtsfield 171-444, D. Twaits 172, H. Frushour 437, T. Schrock 184444, N. Peterson 442, Sue Hoover 171-469, E. Wogoman 180-497, N. Schacht 424. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE December 11, 1962 Milford Co-op 41 19 Turf Bar I 34 26 Turf Bar II 34 26 Mishler Funeral Home 30 30 Brock Mfg. 30 30 Moorman Feeds 29 31 C. S. Myers Inc. 28 32 Servisoft and Lindsay 27 33 Augsburger’s IGA 25 35 Chore-Time Equip. 24 36 Campbell’s Mkt. 23 37 High team series — Turf Bar I ■ 2520. High team game — Turf Bar II i 870. High team series to date — Turf Bar I 2746. High team game to date — Tars '■ Bar I 952. High Ind. series to date — Ray • Sorensen 633. High Ind. game to date — Del- ' bert Dippon 246. 500 series — J. Kruger 574, L. Hare 557, L. Newman 532, R. Auer 522, D. Dippon 517, E. Estep 514, J. Speicher 504, G. Keller 504. 200 games —- R. Auer 234, P. Smith 221, D. Rensberger 208, D. Wolferman 201. SYRACUSE

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ed another 16 and Tom Hoffman and Fred Schrock each netted 10. None of the Trojans were able to get into the double figures. Mike Zimmerman and Marion Groves led Milford with 9 and 8 respectively. Box score follows: New Paris (68); Schrock 501, R. Hoffman 663, Myers 130, T. Hoffman 504, Snider 722, Caprarotta 001, Weybright 311, Clem 020. Milford (42): Zimmerman 411, Stump 125, Dewart 204, Groves 403, Dippon 001, Gerber 302, Stevenson 300, Holderread 213. Milford “B” Team Wins Fifth Milford’s second team returned from a 10 point half time deficit to beat New Paris 40-37. Milford held New Paris to only 1 point in the third quarter for fine defensive playing by coach Jim Allen’s boys. Baker, Groves, McClintic, and Mishler played a fine game for Milford, especially during the second half.

5 record. The box score follows: Concord: Yacuk 11 0 0 , Hoogenboom 12 0, Hershberger 8 4 3, Jones 5 2 2, Emmert 2 0 0, Alexander 13 2, Snell 3 4 1, Clover 11 1, Eaton 10 0. Syracuse: Money 12 5 4, Thornburg 0 0 1, L. Jones 2 0 0, Crow 10 1, Simon 13 2, Zimmerman 1 0 1, Niles 0 0 1, M. Jones 2 0 4, Richey 2 2 2, Brewer 110. Quarter Scores Ist 2nd 3rd 4th Syracuse 9 20 34 55 Concord 16 35 55 82 The Syracuse second team was defeated 43-31. Steve Carlson

12 for Milford, while Jerry Walther was the closest to Sparks for Sidney with 11. Milford’s next game will be at home this Friday, December 14 against Silver Lake. Box score follows: Milford (79): Dewart 104, Stev—ensen 641, Zimmerman 332, Groves 365, Gerber 323, Mishler 012, Holderread 1143, Stump 214. Sidney (61): Whittaker 222, Fruitt 100, Sparks 1064, Walther 515, Davis 022, John Rose 333, Parrett 215, Junior Rose 002. Milford “B” Team Wins Milford rolled to an early lead over Sidney and spent the remainder of the evening staving off repeated threats by the young Wildcats. Milford’s final margin-was but 2 points 41-39. Jack McClintic led the Trojans with 16 points. Groves, Baker, and Max Beer also helped gain the victory. The “B” team’s record now stands at 6 wins and 1 loss.

Syracuse Locals PHONE CHRISTMAS PLANS TO THE MAIL-JOURNAL Syracuse and rural route residents may call The Mail-Journ-al office during the next two weeks to tell of their Christmas plans and activities for publication as new items in The MailJournal. The telephone number is 457-3666. a Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Coy and daughter Robin of near North Webster and a nephew were Wednesday morning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Coy, Sr. of r 3, Syracuse. — * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leamon and son of Syracuse were Tuesday afternoon visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Coy of r 3, Syracuse. ' •

Mr. and Mrs. JL. Scheumann and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marks ana Mrs. Otto Parmerlee of North Manchester were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fawley and daughter of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis and family of Walkerton were Sunday dinner and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nyikos and family of Syracuse. Mrs. Nyikos and Mrs. Curtis are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chilcote and daughter Valerie of Elkhart were Sunday dinner and afternoon guests of Mrs. Maude Tom of r 3, Syracuse. Mrs. Maude Tom, Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock, Mrs. James Hamman and Mrs. Audrey LeCount of Syracuse and Mrs. Earl Sutton of Leesburg were Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Estelle Swartz of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chilcote and daughter Valerie of Elkhart spent Sunday with Mrs. Maude Tom of r 3, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs*. Everett Crow and daughters Renee and Natheta of Syracuse were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Botts of near Ligonier. Ellen LeCount, daughter of Mrs. Audrey LeCount of Syracuse, celebrated her sth birthday Tuesday evening at a birthday dinner given by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hamman of Syracuse. Those present during the evening included a younger sister, Michelle, Natheta Crow and Sandy Price.

North Webster Gains First Victory, Leesburg Blue Blazers Lose 67-51

By Edwin Blue

AT NORTH WEBSTER North Webster displayed a balanced scoring effort in defeating Wolf Lake 79-57. The game, which was played Tuesday evening, gave indication that Coach Butt’s boys may be finding the range. The 79 point total marks the second consecutive week that the Trojans have connected for over 70 points, and two Trojans—Rick Baker and Jack Rhoades—have been hitting around the twenty point mark pretty consistent of late. North Webster sprang to an early lead, and gained the first quarter edge at 18-13. A 26 point effort in the second frame gave the Trojans the halftime lead of 44-31. This margin was increased at the end of three by a 64-43 count, and from this stage the Trojans coasted to the 22 point victory. Rick Baker canned 26 points to pace the North Webster attack, but Jack Rhoades, Mark Jones and Chad Beezley helped greatly with 20, 15 and 10. Craig Baker making his first start netted 8 points. Kesling and Targgart led the Wolves with 15 and 12 points respectively. North Webster (79) Jones 4 75, Beezley 3 44, Rhoades 8 4 4, R, Baker 11 4 3, C. Baker 3 2 1, Royer 0 0 1, Hanines 0 01, Totals—29 21 19. Wolf Lake (57) Eamhart 2 0 5, Perry 2 0 3, Targgart 4 4 2, Stangland 3 0 1, Hively 2 5 4, Kesling 7 12, Zumbrum 3 14, Totals 23 11 21. Score by Quarters — North Webster 18 44 64 79 Wolf Lake 13 31 43 57 AT LEESBURG Despite the absence of John Beebe and Danny Albert, Leesburg made a game effort to upend powerful Larwill. The Blazers, after falling behind in the early stages, started to peck away at the Larwill lead and were down by only 30-24 by the half. The tough Trojans from Whitley county pulled away during the third quarter and coasted to the victory in the last frame. Kerry Boggs played his best game of the year, and netted 13 points to pace Leesburg. Everette Dausman netted only 9 points, far below his usual output. Glen Stangland and Mike Williamson each connected for 17 points to lead the Trojans. Larwill (67) Williamson 6 5 3, Lehman 10 1, Shelmadine 2 4 0, Surfus 14 3, Gaerte 4 3 1, Wolfe 0 0 1, Seluman 0 10, Bumworth 20 1, Stangland 5 72, Lemon 0 10, Totals 21 25 12. Leesburg (51) Brown 3 0 5, K. Boggs 5 3 2, Dausman 2 5 4, B. Bishop 2 0 0, Riffs 2 2 1, Skinner 1 2 5, D. Boggs 3 0 2, Lyons 110, Totals 19 13 19.

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SPORT SHORTS Mentone received its first real test last Friday. Their opponent, Northfield, fought the Bulldogs to the wire, but a couple of newcomers Jerry Ryman (Atwood) and Jerry Stouder (Nappanee) : connected for 16 points between them, in the final quarter, to extend Mentone’s undefeated record to six. North Webster and Leesburg each has a player among the top ten in the county individual scoring race. Jack Rhoades (North Webster) has scored 98 points in fixe games for a 19.6 average, and Everette Dausman (Leesburg) has 119 points in seven games for an average of 17 points per game. It is interesting to note that the leading point producer in the county is a sophomore. Garth Cone, Pierceton guard, has netted 151 points in eight games for a per game average of 18.9. Another underclassman, Frosh star / Bob Arnold of Silver Lake, has/iallied 109 points in 7 games—an average of 15.6 per game. Akron’s loss to Clay Twp, was their 6th consecutive defeat of the year and the 26th in a row over the last two seasons. . Here’s a record! In 1935, Tom Morris skipped rope along the public highways of Australia for 28 consecutive days. He traveled 590 miles, the distance from Melbourne to Sydney. It took 472,000 hops, about six and a half feet per hop. My father claims that he once saw a two pound Bulegill. Being rather distrustful of dad’s data, I decided to look up a few fishy records. Here they are— the largest Bluegill ever caught weighed four pounds, twelve ounces. This factual fish was taken from Kentona Lake, Alabama. The largest fresh water Bass weighed 22 pounds, 4 ounces, and measured 32 inches in length. It was taken from Montgomery Lake, Georgia.

Did you know that over 40,000,000 sharks are caught annually and, are sought mainly for their hide. That the Menhaden is caught in greater quantities than any other fish. 1,300,000,000 are caught annually, but they are not used for eating purposes. The game of the week will no doubt be the Mentone - Pierceton clash. Pierceton, fresh from victories over Silver Lake and Larwill, should provide ample opposition for the Bulldogs. The contest will be held in the Mentone gym Friday Evening. 8166 MT BAR6AIN IM TOWN QUR CIASSIFIED ADS

OBITUARIES

Martha Ann Hoppel

Funeral services will be held at 2p. m. Friday in the YoderCulp funeral home in Goshen for Mrs. Martha Ann Hoppel, 91, of 107 Mill street, Goshen, who passed away in her home at 7:15 Tuesday evening. Rev. David Jamison will officiate at the services. The place of burial has not been decided as we go to press. She was bom near Bremen in Marshall county on Dec. 9, 1871. She married Rubin C. Hoppel on May 22, 1894. He preceded her in death in 1943. Mrs. Hoppel lived in Goshen since 1945, moving from Syracuse, where .she had lived for about 25 years. Survivors include two sons, Harold of Goshen and Roy of Dayton, O.; one daughter, Valerie Hughes of Syracuse; 13 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, and four great-great-grandchil-dren- . Mrs. Blanche Myers Mrs. Blanche Myers, 73, of Chicago died Sunday at the West Suburban hospital in Chicago. She is the former Blanche Matthews of Syracuse. Mrs. Myers retired in 1956 as librarian at the Wheaton Academy and was a member of the staff of the Wheaton college library for 20 years. Survivors include a daughter and a son; two grandchildren and sister. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday morning at Oak Park, Illinois and burial was in the Syracuse cemetery. Harris funeral home of Syracuse was m charge of the burial arrangements. Carl Lee Stouder Carl Lee Stouder, three-year-old grandson of Mrs. Gladys Gunderman of Syracuse and son of Sgt. and Mrs. Glenwood Stouder of Fort Sheridan, Hl., died Saturday evening at the U. S. Naval hospital at Great Lakes, 111. The child was bom on March 11, 1960 In Munich, Germany, where his fath-

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er was serving in the U. S. Army. He had been ill for about two years and had undergone brain surgery in Germany. Survivors include the parents; a sister, Cynthia; two grandmothers, Mrs. Gunderman of Syracuse and Mrs. Lewis Showden of Cleanfield, Pa.; two grandfathers, John Teats of Jersey Shore, Pa., and Paul; Stouder, Sr. of Goslien; and great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Markham of Goshen. Private funeral services were held this afternoon, Thursday, Dec. 13, at 2:30 o’clock at the Hartzler-Gutermuth funeral home in Goshen. Andrew J. DeVore Word was just received that Andrew J. DeVore, grandfather of Rev. Carl Shearer of the Milford Christian church, passed away in California Tuesday evening. Following services there the body will be sent to Bourbon for burial. pays CLASSIPISP H J GOLDEN RULE CLEANERS CHRISTMAS EXTRA SPECIALS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Golden Rule 2-Hour Quick Cleaninc wills Wed. & Sat. Laundry Service Men’s Suits $1.19 Shirts (laundered) 3 for 99c Toppers (shorties) Women or Girl’s $1.19 Rues 9’ x 12’ Beautifully Cleaned $8.95 Jackets. Car Coats & Rain Coats $1.39 Hunting & Fishing Coats $2.00 & Up Draperies Beautifully Finished 3%c ft. H. S. Formats (extra special) $4.00 & Up Basketball Uniforms (3-pieces) SI.OO Band Uniforms (trousers, coat & hat) $2 Vi: Pockets & Zippers InstaUed 2-52.00 We Have Had 35 Years’ Experience We Do Professional Dry Cleaninc For Less

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