The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 May 1963 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, May<l6, 1963
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Leesburg-Oswego
By MRS. MAX S. McMILLAN THREE ARTS MOTHERDAUGHTER BANQUET Thirty-one members and guests of the Three Arts club of Leesburg enjoyed a banquet Monday evening at the M & M restaurant at North Webster. The next meeting will be in September. The club will not meet during the summer months. W. M. C. MEETS AT MRS. GUNTER’S HOME The WMC women met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edward Gunter of Leesburg. Mrs. Louis Engle was the leader for the meeting. Refreshments of punch and a tropical dessert were served to the guests. . , .. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hunsberger of Milford, and Paul Yocum and Toni of Leesburg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum. * a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willard and daughter Linda of Benton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yocum and children and Mrs. Myrtle Yocum of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fifer of near Salem were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yocum and children of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barrett and children of Chicago Heights and Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart and daughter of Anderson were guests of their parents, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wood or Wood's Landing, Tippecanoe Lake. Mrs. Raymond (Betty Lou) Bricker of Brandenton Beach, Fla. surprised her mother,, Mrs. Dessie Spencer of Oswego with a visit for Mother’s Day. Mrs. Bricker plans on visiting for two weeks. Mrs. Ab Shively of Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Sheets and Rosemary Harbaugh of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wenger, Wayne and Jim of Oswego and Mr. and Mrs. John LongeneCker and family of Warsaw were Mother’s Day guests of Mr. and■ Mrs. Chester Longenecker of Oswego. The Calvary Baptist church of Oswego held its annual MotherDaughter banquet Saturday at the Horn’s Sunnymede restauarnt in Warsaw with 39 guests present. Giffs were presented to Mrs. Leora Stookey; Mrl. Zella Rowe and Mrs. Charles Hunter. Mrs. Jon Dimberg of Leesburg spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Dimberg and Missy of Chapman Lake. Mrs. ( Dimberg’s husband is stationed at Amerillo, Texas where he is going to school. Mrs. Dimberg will join her husband in June. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teeple, Rodney, Jerry, Sarah and Barbara of Tippecanoe Lake were Mother’s Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCartney of Warsaw. The McCartneys are the parents. of Mrs. Teeple. Mrs. Nettie Teeple of Stanton Lake was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kreider of Milford. Members of the Leesburg Brethren church received a first hand glance of the missionary field when Rev. Dowdy, missionary to Argentina was a guest of the church. Slides and a narration were given by Rev. Dowdy. The Senior SMM girls of the Leesburg Brethren church met at the home of Miss Carol Welborn, Monday evening with Miss Pam Osborn as the leader. Daily Vacation Bible school dates for the Leesburg Brethren church are the week of June 10-14 with the closing program on Sunday evening Jue 16. All children from the town are welcome to attend. ' ' Mrs. William Bowen of Tippecanoe Lake has returned to her home after a month’s stay in the hospital where she convalesced 1 from a broken, . bone. Mrs. Zella ' Rowe of Oswego will be a com- ' panion to Mrs. Bowen during her recovery. < Mrs. Richard T. Jones of Indianapolis was,a week end guest 1 of Mr. and , Mrs. Carl Richey of < Tippecanoe river. Mr. James was <
J. L. WHISLER SONS, INC. Packers and Wholesalers Whisler Brand Meat Products R. R. 3 GOSHEN 875-5118
This packing company is one of the most important factors un the industrial and commercial progress of this, section. Their plant is located on R. R. 3 Goshen. It is one of the most modern and is equipped with the latest machinery and kept in the most sanitary condition. Whisler brand meat products are pure and wholesome. Most of us have an opportunity
STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Auto — Life — Fire, Clarence L. Mishler, Agent 114 E. CUNTON GOSHEN KE3-4885
The value of insurance is more than ever recognized each year# People realize that they cannot afford to take a chance on their property when by paying a small insurance premium, financial loss of property is avoided. This adequate coverage service includes auto, fire and life insurance: their farm liability policy is low in cost and protects you against liability, for accidents on your farm caused by your machinery or animals as well as accidents to employees. Their automobile insurance includes complete fire,
a guest speaker at a convention held at Mt. Wawasee for getting tourists to Indiana.” , Mr. Dennis Flynn of Chicago is enjoynig a vacation with his ’ mother, Mrs. George Flynn of Tippecanoe Lake. Mrs. William Maghaffey of Tip- ! pecanoe Lake plans to open her place of business on May 25. Bowens has always been the social spot of the lake and we are happy that Frances is back with us from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buskirk, Jr., of Leesburg and Mr. and Mrs. , Stephen Davis and family of Gas City were Sunday gusets of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buskirk, Sr., of Tippecanoe Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rader and children of Leesburg, enjoyed Mother’s Day dinner at the Indian Hills restaurant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klopenstein, Tammy and Tracy of Leasburg entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kammerer at a Mother’s Day dinner in Goshen on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stutzman and family of North Webster entertained for Sunday dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Don Klopenstein and children of Paw Paw, Mich., Mrs. Wilbur Klopenstein of Leesburg; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph, Stiglits and family of Wabash; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klopenstein, Tammy and Tracy of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar and Kathy of Clear Water, Fla. returned to Leesburg for the funeral of Mrs. Edgars mother, Mrs. Cleo Oaks. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edgar of Leesburg. Margene Bammerlin and Mr. Jerry Clase of Warsaw were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edgar, Susie and Tommy of Leesburg. Mrs. William Lippencott of Oswego enjoyed a call from their daughter, Marie, who is a missionary stationed in Hudson Falls, New York. Marie phoned her mother for Mother’s Day. Guests of the day for Mr. and Mrs. Lippericott were: Mr. and Mrs, Noel Rhinehart, Cathy and Jackie of Monoquet; Miss Nevada Lippencott of Warsaw; Mrs. Forrest Lyons and Eddie of Leesburg. Mrs. Jesse Ferverda of Oswego is now living at the Alfran Nursing Home in Warsaw. Mrs. Ferverda would be happy to hear from her neighbors and friends. Deaths Mettie Mae Price Funeral services will be held in the Milford Christian church at 2 p. m. Friday for Mettie Mae Price, 81, a former Milford resident, who passed away at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the St. Joseph hospital in Mishawaka. Death was caused by complications. The deceased was born on August 14, 1881, in Tiffin, O. On August 15, 1929 she was married to David Price. He preceded her in death in 1954. She was a member of the Milford Christian church. Survivors include four sons, Raymond Baer of Holland, Mich., Herbert Baer of Goshen, Glenn Baer of Englewood, Calif., and Wayne Baer of Wayne 0., two daughters, Miss Lucille Baer of Mishawaka, and Gertrude Beamer of Zenia, O.; one brother, Alva Souers; one sister, Mrs. Mary Oster; 12 grandchildren; and 25 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Mishler funeral home after 7:00 this evening (Thursday) until noon Friday. Following the services with Rev. Carl Shearer officiating, the body will be taken to Ohio where burial will take place in the Bethel cemetery at McCutchinville on Saturday.
while shopping to use the fine meat products of J. L. Whisler Sons, Inc. These products are favorites with local housewives who use them, and your family will appreciate their flavors too. Both the plant and their meat products pass the rigid inspection of the various health departments. Ask your dealer for Whisler brand meats —you will always find them top quality.
theft, collision, personal liability and property damage, and backs these up with prompt liberal appraisals and adjustments. When the State Farm Insurance Agency in Goshen writes a policy for you their service does not end there, they keep a record of the policy and notify you of approaching termination of coverage periods. It is such comprehensive service over a period of time that has won for Mr. Mishler the confidence of the public and is responsible for their large number of clients.
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STATIONED IN TEXAS — Airman 3d class Jon E. Dimberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Dimberg of Chapman Lake, Lake Forrest addition, is stationed at the Air Force base in Amarillo, Tex. He entered the service the first of last March. Mr. Dimberg is married to the former Miss Cindy McMillan, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Me Millan of Leesburg. Mrs. Dimberg is living with her parents in Leesburg. The mailing address for Airman 3d class Dimberg is as follows: A3C Jon E. Dimberg AF 16765590 Hq. 3320 Technical School USAF, ATC Amarillo AFB, Texas MORTALS AND IMMORTALS A Bible lesson on the subject of “Mortals and Immortals” will be read this Sunday at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Goshen. Golden Text: “This corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality” (I Cor. 15:53.) Related readings from the Chrstian Science textbook and inclde these lines: “Ether here or hereafter, suffering or Science must destroy all illusions regarding life and mind, and regenerate material sence and self. The old man with his deeds must be put off” (“Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 296.) Ralph Disher, Jr Participates In ‘Grand Slam IP Exercises U. S. FORCES, GERMANY — Army Staff Sergeant Ralph R. Disher, Jr., son of Mrs. Irene E. Disher, Milford, took part in evercise “Grand Slam II” May 2 through 7 with other members of the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany. Elements of the Canadian, French and German armed forces also participated in the exercise which was designed to test plans and procedures of NATO forces assigned to Central Europe. Sergeant Disher, a gunner in Troop M, 3d Reconnaissance Squadron in Germany, entered the Army in 1935. He was last stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash., and arrived overseas on this tour of duty in May 1959. The sergeant is a graduate of Syracuse high school.
123 E. LINCOLN Surge Dairy Equipment Store offers our dairy farmers everything in Milking Machines, Hot Water Heaters, Parlor Systems Bucket Milkers, Filters, Bactercides, Detergents, Zero Bulk Tanks, and Roebick 37 Septic tank liquefier, a . single treatment of this product prevents clogging of septic tank and is guaranteed es-
ROSEMARY’S DEPARTMENT STORE
203 S. MAIN
Rosemary’s Department Store is devoted to serving the infants and children of this locality. It is jampacked with complete stocks of all the essentials for young folks, plus the latest in fashion and fancy — all at moderate prices. You will shop here with the assurance that the finest in quality, value, and good taste are yours with every purchase.
STARK and WEAVER REXALL DRUG STORE
135 S. MAIN Stark and Weaver Rexall Drug Store is a drug store in every meaning of the word because it provides a truly professional prescription service from stocks of first quality pharmaceuticals. Stark and Weaver Drug Store is a vertiSble storehouse of good things for good health —a place to
110 HACKETT RD.
Chuck’s Auction Village strictly adheres to the most careful and honest business methods in conducting many public sales in this community. , • They act in good faith at all times in the practice of their profession and are very careful to see that each article offered for sale is the bona fide of the vendor.
AREA BUSINESS REVIEW
Ladies’ Ready-To-Wear 406 S. MAIN GOSHEN KE3-1438
Lucille Shop is known throughout this area as "The Store Where Smart Women Shop” while they never sacrifice quality for price, they have by capable efficient buying gained the reputation as the store where the latest fashions prevail at prices easy on today’s important budget. Garments and accessories at the Lucille Shop are a blend of quality, smartness, and economy. This shop features a very fine line of
MAURER CEMENT PRODUCTS CO.
Burial Vaults — Septic Tanks — Grease Traps 1503 LINCOLNWAY E. GOSHEN KE3-7025
Among the burial vault and septic tank suppliers of this section there are none who offer a more attractive service than the firm of Maurer Cement Products Company. • Phone them for prices on vaults or septic tanks. This firm is equipped to give you the very best in service and only certified materials, are used in the construction of their products. Back of every installation stands their guarantee of honest prices and quality products. Their source of
KINTIGH CAMERA and HOBBY SHOP
Erma and Harold Kintigh, Proprietors 102 S. MAIN GOSHEN KE3-6935
It’s Christmas time the year ’round for the “small fry” at Kintigh Camera & Hobby Shop. Here you may purchase hobby and craft supplies that are educational as as fun for the children. Many ideal gifts for birthdays or other occasions and whatever your hobby, whether you are 6 or 60, you’ll find the supplies you need at Kintigh Camera & Hobby Shop. The manager and clerks who wait on you will be glad to help you with your selections. Prices are within the reach of all. Do drop in on next trip to Goshen and see one of the largest and most complete stocks of hobby and craft supplies. Lionel trains and H O Gage model trains. Whether for
SURGE DAIRY EQUIPMENT STORE
Authorized Sales and Service GOSHEN
fective for one full year. Price $4.95 per quart. This company has gained many satisfied patrons throughout this part of the state. They render a valued and essential service in offering the trade the highest grade equipment and supplies. We do not hesitate to recommend Surge Dairy Equipment
Infant’s and Children’s — Teenage Wear GOSHEN
Rosemary’s Department Store is one of the very popular establishments in Goshen, featuring nationally advertised brands in children’s and infants’ wear. For the infant you will find the soft-knit fabrics that are designed for a newborn’s comfort, school clothes, and “Sunday best” clothing for youngsters. ' This store has a complete Teen
Prescriptions A Speciality GOSHEN shop conveniently and economically for all your drug store needs. When illness strikes and your doctor prescribes, they consider it a privilege to serve you. They give you the best possible service at a reasonable' price, without in any way lowering the quality of either the work or the ingredients which
CHUCK'S AUCTION VILLAGE
Auction Every Friday Night 6:30 P. M. GOSHEN
This commendable policy has won for them a warm place in the heart of the public. The next time you need a professional service of this nature, consult this firm before you fully decide in whose hands you will place your goods. They will cheerfully explain the proper arrangements to be made for the sale and will
LUCILLE SHOP
dresses in junior sizes 5 to 15; sizes Bto 20, % sizes 1014 to 26 V 2: also a very fine line of skirts, blouses, millinery, and accessories which give the ladies of this area that mark of distinction. A full line of lingerie and hosiery is also featured at this store. At Lucille Shop in Goshen you will find an extra large selection to choose from. Take advantage of their lay-away plan.
..supplies, plus proper management of the firm, makes them prominently identified with the growth and expansion of the community in which they operate. Many buildings, homes, and other projects in this community have septic tanks manufactured by this firm and all of them will tell you that this company is the manufacturer of the best septic tank that money can buy. Made of reinforced pre-cast concrete these tanks are available in many gallon capacities.
just plain fun or games for the entire family, you will find it at Kintigh Camera & Hobby Shop. This is a home store and deserves your loyal support. If you want the best at prices you can afford shop for hobbies and crafts at Kintigh’S; Both new and used cameras may be had or you may purchase Kodaks from the lower priced to the expensive along with every accessory, whether it be filters, lenses, flash‘equipment, photo-flood, tripods, repair parts, etc. This shop has added a new department of sporting goods, fishing equipment, archery equipment and supplies, baseballs, bats and etc.
Store in Goshen to our readers, and ask you to remember them for Surge Dairy Farm Equipment. The owners have constantly adhered to a square deal policy of giving the maximum service at the lowest price consistent with safe and sound business principles. Free estimates and terms, sales service and installation.
department, play , shoes by Keds as advertised in Seventeen; Jamaica shorts starting in price at $1.98; and last but not least Jantzen swim wear for all ages. It is with real pleasure that we direct your attention to Rosemary’s Department Store where you will find “A Style For Every Child and Teen-Age.
KE3-3030 go into the prescriptions. Phone Goshen KE3-3030 for prompt prescription service. Stop in often for any of the thousands of items you expect to find in a modern drug store. Drugs, sick room supplies, cosmetics, and a large Gift Depart-ment-Something for Everyone.
carefully advise you in each and eve’ry other capacity. Chuck’s Auction Village in Goshen has proven to people that they will get top-notch prices for your wares. They are acquainted with values in all lines of merchandise. The auction is held at 110 Hackett Road.
2006 S. MAIN Kime Nursery and Greenhouse features a complete service including every phase of nursery work and planting. It is under the direction of people who have made a wide study of the business and are practical growers. This reliable nursery is in a position to give the prospective purchaser a wide variety of specimens to select from. Many varie-
212 W. LINCOLN AVE. The Mail-Journal covering as it does a rural and semi-rural area wishes to bring to your attention a firm which offers outstanding service and products. As extensive dealers in Feed, Seed, Grain, Fertilizer, Gasoline, Fuel Oil, Lumber, Building Mater-
PIERRE CRIPE SALES and SERVICE Kelvinator Appliances, Luxaire Furnaces and Air Conditioning 617 W. PIKE GOSHEN KE3-4620
In this climate one of the home - owner’s best friends is the man ■ who installs, repairs, and services your heating equipment. . With properly installed heating and air conditioning equipment you should be able to relax anywhere in your I home just as comfortably as you could by the fireside. Why have cold areas in your home? Why have dry stuffymon-circulating air
102 N. MAIN
First National Bank in Goshen has always beep progressive and has provided outstanding service to the people of this area. This bank is owned and operated by people who understand and appreciate the financial problems of this area. First National Bank offers banking by mail, checking and savings accounts, real estate loans,
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2804 S. MAIN
E-Z Gas, Inc., gives the farmer and small town home owner all of the conveniences of those living in the larger cities, through their bulk gas delivery where you receive A-l service in this line. See them for this convenient service, as well as their complete
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DIVISION ST. New Paris Creamery Co. occupies a prominent 4 place in the home and business life of this area, since it is the processor of all BURGER products that make for the health of the people. They offer a modern service that is the last word in the keeping
101 S. MAIN
In making your choice of banking connections, consider two important factors—Safety and Service. Through careful management, Salem Bank and Trust Co. has served the community for many years, with the utmost security for its depositor’s funds. It’s directors
211 W. LINCOLN AVE. Federal Land Bank Ass’n. of Goshen is filling a responsible need for farm loans and is a prominent factor in the civic, industrial and agricultural development of the community. The management has successfully guided its direction to its present enviable standing. Since the founding of this organization in 1917, their policy has
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KIME NURSERY and GREENHOUSE
ties of ornamental and shade trees, flowering shrubbery, perennials, and evergreens are grown right, dug right and sold right. All plants are kept in a healthy condition so that when they arrive at the place of planting they are in shape to take root and grow rapidly. When it comes to the purchase of nursery stock, Kime Nursery and Greenhouse in Goshen should
FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSN.
GOSHEN ials, and Pole Buildings—in fa,ct just about everything used on the farm, this makes the Farm Bureau Co-op indispensible to the community. A large part of the Farm Bureau Co-op Ass’n. business in the area is in grain, feed, fertilizer,
to breathe? These conditions contribute to colds and endanger health in general. If you are figuring on any work let Pierre W. Cripe help you make your plans and the many little conveniences that are new and up-to-date will be included. Pierre Cripe Sales and Service in Goshen is an authorized dealer for Kelvinator appliances includ-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Complete Banking Service
automobile financing, safety deposit boxes, escrow, loans, night depository. A bank’ is in the merchandising business just the same as any other merchant. The commodities they handle are service and money and like any other business they have to have satisfied customers in order to stay in business. First National Bank in Goshen must be
Bottled and Tank Gas and Appliances GOSHEN
line of appliances, which are aVailable on easy budget terms. This firm handles refrigerators, ranges, water heaters, space heaters and all types of gas appliances, all of which add to the comfort of your home. All of these modern home con-
NEW PARIS CREAMERY CO.
Grade “A” Dairy Products NEW PARIS of Burger dairy products for the people in the very best and purest Conditions. Burger milk is known for its Grade-A quality, and is produced for those who want the best that can be had. It is produced under the most exacting conditions from
SALEM BANK and TRUST CO.
Branches in New Paris and Millersburg GOSHEN
are well known men. Its officers are conservative bankers of long experience, well qualified to assist its patrons in their business problems. As to service—you will find here not only every desirablebanking service at your convenience, but a spirit of willing and
FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN. OF GOSHEN
Martin M. Bassett, Mgr. GOSHEN been one of accommodation and convenience to the farmer. Farmers, as member-stockhold-ers, have found that credit services of this association are filling a definite need in the financing of their farm programs and operations. Loans are made without commission, full repayment coverage
Landscape Contractor GOSHEN
GOSHEN
E-Z GAS, INC.
KE3-6695 be consulted and We advise all our readers to consider very carefully before ordering from other places. This nursery is right here and their reputation is behind everything they sell. They aim for their customers to be satisfied and you will find them courteous and willing to give any information you may desire.
KE 3-4131 and building materials “You cart always do better at the Farm Bureau—the Farm Bureau Co-op Ass’n. in Goshen. The fanners’ choice for years is your guidepost to the very* best in service and supplies for the farm, garden and home.
ing refrigerators, washers, dryers, home freezers, ranges, complete kitchen units and .many other items; these products set the style and the value in modern household appliances. On your next trip to GOshen or while doing your shopping you are invited to stop in at .617 West Pike street and see these modern appliances.
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satisfying - its customers because in its years of service to the people in this area it has grown to be one of the soundest banks in the state. This kind, of service contributes to the safety services and loans of every variety they have available. This bank is a member of the Federal Deposits Ins. Corp, and Federal Reserve System.
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| veniences are installed and servicI ed by the experienced servicemen tof this firm who know how to | take care of this work efficiently. E-Z Gas, Inc., in Goshen can furnish tanks to 1,000 gallons capi acity and maintains a bulk gas de- | livery that satisfies.
/ 763 carefully selected herds of cows. A business review of the community would not be complete without mention of this popular dairy and their extensive operation in the distribution of Burger dairy products in this community and all the surrounding area.
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cordial cooperation to assist you in getting the greatest satisfaction from your banking relations with Salem Bank and Trust Co., with three locations for your convenience. This bank is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and is a great aid to our community.
KE3-2210 loans can be paid off at any time without any penalty. Because of its sound and conservative management and due to the fact that the loan committee includes farmer-members who are familiar with local conditions this association is able to offer a sound and constructive continuous service.