The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 October 1963 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, October 10, 1963

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COUNTY CHAMPS—Members of the crack Pierceton cross country team, again winners of the county cross country Competi-

Pierceton Cubs Are 1963 Cross Country Champs From This Week's Pierceton Press Coach Tom Sittier’s undefeated high school cross country team won their third consecutive county cross country title Thursday, Oct. 3 at the county fairground twomile track. The Cubs, paced by Gail Danner who won the meet with a 10 minute, 20 second time, placed four of their seven-man team in the first six places and won with an amazing 25 points. The lowest possible points for a team to score would be 15 and the Cub’s 25 appears to be an all-time county record. South Whitley was second with tgl points, followed by Larwill with SO and Leesburg with 104 for the first four places. Mike Miner, who has battled it out and won every scheduled race with Cub teammate Gail Dajmer, was edged, out of second spot by South Whitley’s Whitey Warner. Miner, this was his first loss this year, came off the course completely exhausted and was quite ill for some time. Pierceton’s Doug Gregory was fourth followed in order by Mike Vanator NW, Garth Cone P, Barker SW, King SW, Helf rick of Larwill, and Conley of Claypool to round out the first ten finishers and receivers of ribbons. In each of the three years Tom Sittier ha.s been at Pierceton he has coached the Cubs to a county championship in cross country. Each of the 12 schools had a seven-man team giving a total of 84 participants for the meet. The following are the placings and points Os each school. Pierceton 25 South Whitley 81 Larwill 90 Leesburg 104 •Syracuse 122 Mentone 172 Claypool 188 North Webster 190 Silver Lake 266 Akron 272 Milford 284 Sidney 301 BETHEL YOUTH HAS PARTY The junior high’s of the Bethel church of Milford welcomed the incoming members of their group at a potluck supper and wiener roast Friday evening at the church. About fifteen (junior high’s, 'guests, sponsors, teacher, and pastor) shared in the fellowship of the evening. Outdoor games were enjoyed before the meal, and roasting marshmallows brought the party to a happy conclusion. Arrangements were in charge of the class sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Vanlaningham and Mr. and Mrs. Worth Jackson. Syracuse Junior Mothers dub Meets At Antique Shop Monday Evening The Syracuse Junior Mothers club met at Beebe’s Antique shop in Pierceton on Monday evening, Oct. 7. Mrs. Beebe took the members on a tour of the shop then answered their question on woods, glassware and other antiques. The menibers then went to the home of Mrs. George Walbridge for their business meeting. Mrs. C. F. Kroh won the Sunshine gift. Mrs. Walbridge and Mrs. Walter Miller were on the serving committee. There were 15 members and three guests present, Mrs. Paul Yeager, Mrs. Don Arnold and Mrs. Carroll Koble. The next meeting will be October 21 with Mrs. Robert Lafferty. Milford. Methodist . Commission Os Missions Meets October-3 The Commission of Missions met at the Milford Methodist parsonage Thursday/Oct. 3, at 7:30 and made plans a supperette to ( be held at the Methodist church , on Oct. 20 at 6 P. M. This will be a family meeting to explore the stewardship phase of the church.

tion, are shown here with their coach Tom Sittier and principal Richard, Reed. The boys, left to- right, are Rex

OBITUARIES

Joseph Swank Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday for Joseph Swank, 63, of route 4 Syracuse. Mr. Swank passed away at 3 p.m. Sunday following a heart attack suffered while in Cromwell. Mr. Swank was bom in Kosciusko county on August 18,1900, the son of John and Margaret (Malcolm) Swank and lived most of his life in the Syracuse community. His wife May preceded him in death on May 9, 1958. He was a lawn worker and served as a fishing guide on Lake Wawasee for about 40 years. Survivors include two brothers, Bert of Syracuse and Emory of Elkhart; one sister, Mrs. Harry (Wilma) Slusser of Syracuse; one step-daughter, Mrs. William (Clara) Hendricks, Toledo, Ohio; one step-son, Leon Richardson of California and a number of nieces services were held at the Harrand nephews. is funeral home, Syracuse, with the Rev. Joseph Koble officiating. Burial was in Milford cemetery.

Mrs. Alice Vogeli Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Alice Vogeli, 82, Os Lake Wawasee and Evansville. Mrs. Campbell of r 3 Syracuse, is a daughter. Mrs. Vogeli was the widow of Dr. O. C. Vogeli of Evansville. They had spent about 50 years at ; Lake Wawasee in the summer. After Dr. Vogeli’s death Mrs. Vogeli continued to visit Syracuse in the summer, staying at the home of her daughter and family. She was well known in the Syracuse area and had attended Wawakeechie and Friendly Neighbors clubs. She took an interest in the activities of the neighborhood. Mrs. Vogeli had returned to Evansville to the home of another daughter, Mrs. Helen Fox, on Sunday, Oct. 6. She was found dead in bed on Monday. She is survived by the two daughters; a son, Leonard C. of

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Reid, Garth Cone, Larry Alley, Mr. Sittier, Gale Danner, Mike Coyle, Doug Gregory, Mike Miner and principal Reed.

California; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Robert Campbell of Mishawaka is a grandson. Funeral services were held in Evansville. Mrs. Margaret Kennedy Mrs. Margaret Kennedy, SO, Pierceton, died Tuesday morning at 8:30 in the Kilgore nursing home. She had been ill for several years. Death was caused by complications. The deceased was bom in Rush county on March 25, 1873 to Asa and Mary Forsythe. She came to Pierceton from Indianapolis in 1959. She was married to William Kennedy. He preceded her in death in 1951. She was a member of the Christian church in Indianapolis. Survivors include one son-in-law, H. K. Bachelder of r 1, Leesburg; one grandson, James Bachelder of r 1 Leesburg; and one granddaughter, Mrs. Margaret Morehead of Indianapolis. Services will be held in the Murphy funeral home at Milroy at 2 p.m. this afternoon (Thursday). Burial will be in East Hill cemetery at Rushville. The HarrisTroxel funeral home of North Webster is in charge of arrangements. | Everett C Wakeman Funeral services were held Sunday, Oct. 6 in the Culp funeral home, Goshen, for Everett C. Wakeman, who was found dead in bed at his home Friday morning. Mr. Wakeman was born at Lafayette, Feburary 22, 1894. He resided in Millersburg before moving to Goshen a number of years ago. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Winifred Frederick, Syracuse; three grandchildren;- a sister Mrs. Lewis Swinehart, Millersburg; and a brother Walter Wakeman, Niles, Mich. . Rev. Gerald Cobb officiated and burial was in Brown ceretery,; Millersburg.

Complete story on page 2. They will complete in the sectional cross country meet at Logansport at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18. A Mail-Journal Staff Photo.

Court News Tom Socks Estate In the estate of the late Tom Socks the net value has been set at $10,135.38. The widow, Elizabeth, is the sole heir. Mr. Socks died February 19, 1963. Filed For Divorce A suit for divorce has been filed in Kosciusko circuit court by Betty J. Fuller, Syracuse, against Raymond A. Fuller. The couple was married November 16, 1957, and separated September 15, 1963. Mrs. Fuller seeks custody of a minor daughter. * Barbara Jackson of r 3 Syracuse has filed a divorce action against Daniel Jackson of Elkhart. The couple was married January 20, 1962 and separated September 30, 1962. Patty L. Jordan of Syracuse has filed suit for divorce in Kosciusko circuit court against Robert N. Jordan. She seeks custody of three minor children. Files Collection Suit Menno S. Pletcher of Pletcher Motor Co. of Nappanee has filed a collection suit in Kosciusko circuit court against Marvin Milter of r 2 Syracuse. Mr. Pletcher is seeking judgment of $582.47. Estate Distributed The estate of the late Lulu M. Jackson of Warsaw will be distributed to the following heirs: Helen E. Zimmerman of Leesburg, James C. Zimmerman of Nappanee, and Richard Zimmerman of Wauwatosa, Wis., all to receive $8,298.77; and six cousins, Gladys Souers of Columbia City, Ralph Zimmerman of Lake Worth, Fla., Mary Gibson of LaPorte, John F. Smith of Westerville, 0., George W. Jackson of Marysville, Wash., and Aleta Jackson of Everett, Wash., all to receive $1,383.13. Executor of the estate is the Lake City Bank. The estate was valued at $33,195.08. The deceased died March 19, 1962. Name Heirs The heirs of the estate of the late Fred Jackson of Leesburg have been named. The estate is valued at $59,913.29 and it will be distributed between six cousins, Ralph

Zimmerman of Lake Worth, Fla., Mary Gibson of Santa Monica, Calif., John Smith of Westerville, 0., George ,W. Jackson of MarysvilJ/, Wash., Leta G. Jackson of Everett, Wash., and Gladys Souers of Columbia City, all to receive $9,500. Damage Suit Filed A damage suit against Leonard J. Thornburg, Sr., and Walter C. Olsen, president £Jid vice president of Indiana Securities, Inc., of Indianapolis has been filed by John A. Rowland of Leesburg. The plaintiff alleges that on Sept. 26, 1962, the defendants agreed to purchase shares of common stock for $6,638.27 and to date have paid only $638.87. A judgment of $6,000 addition to $2,000 attorney fees is being asked by the plaintiff. Property Schedule Filed The schedule for property for tax purposes has been filed in probate court on the estate of the late Rolland V. Robison of Leesburg. A total of $46,807.41 is to be the share of the widow, Chloe E. Robison. Two sons, Earl T. and Robert V.,-both of Leesburg, and a daughter Charlotte McCleary of r 3 Warsaw, are to receive $32.91. Estate of Homer Beeching Susan Beeching, widow of the late Homer Beeching of r 1 Leesburg, is to receive $3,387 in cash from the estate of her husband. The remainder of the estate, which total appraised value is $25,147.33, is inherited by the only son Harold Gene Beeching of Fort Wayne. SETS NOVEMBER 17 AS WEDDING DAY Miss Irma Haab, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haab of r 1 Syracuse, and Millard Stoller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emit Stoller of Paulding, Ohio, who recently announced their engagement have set Sunday, Nov. 17 as their wedding day.

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METHODIST CHURCH CIRCLES MEET Circle three of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Syracuse Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Jack Vanderford on Lake Wawasee, Thursday, Oct. 3. Mrs. C. K. Kinder presided in the absence of the chairman, Mrs. Vem Brinkman. Mrs. Lulu Francis gave the devotions. There were 16 members and two guests present. Circle Four Circle four had a pot luck supper at the home Os Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Weaver. A birthday cake celebrated the birthdays of Rev. J. Ross Richey, Joe Bushong, Mrs. Murrill Neff, Clarence Snyder, Mrs. Weaver and son David. Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr., a guest, gave the devotions. Mrs. Evenett Dunn presided at the business session. The 'next meeting will be December 5 in the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dunn. The circles will not hold meetings in November due to their annual bazaar. SYRACUSE Hospital Notes Jack Reed, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen General hospital Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen General hospital Thursday. Mrs. Fred Thomas, r 2 Syracuse, entered the Murphy Medical Center Thursday, Oct. 3. Jackie L. Ankeon, Syracuse, was released from the Murphy Medical Center Thursday, Oct. 3. Bueford Scarbeary, r 1 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen General hospital Monday, Oct. 7. Gary Wiggs, r 3 Syracuse, entered the Goshen General hospital Tuesday, Oct. 8. Mrs. John L. Miller, Syracuse, entered the Goshen General hospital Tuesday, Oct. 8.

MILFORD — LEESBURG , Hospital Notes Edward Hively, 13-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hively of Leesburg was treated last week in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center after he drank lighter fluid. He was referred to a doctor’s office following treatment. Max Evans of Milford was admitted to the Goshen General hospital last Thursday. He was released over the weekend. , Mrs. Don Anglin of r 2 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center last Thursday. She was dismissed after treatment to injuries to her left hand sustained when it became caught in a wringer. Sheryle Layer of fr 1 Milford was treated over the week end in the emergency room of the Goshen General hospital following a bicycle accident at her home. Mark Reed, three-year-old son of Mrs. Donna Reed of r 1 Leesburg, was treated for a foot laceration in the emergency < room of the Murphy Medical Center over the .week end. He was dismissed following* treatment. Mrs. P. G. Kern of Bronson, Mich., a former Milford resident, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner, of Milfprd.

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SYRACUSE OES MEMBERS ATTEND GOSHEN OES Mrs. Frank Bates, wothyf matron and Douglas Yoder worthy patron of Syracuse chapter Order of the Eastern Star attended visiting worthy matron and patrols night at Goahen chapter OES Friday, Oct. 4. Mrs. Douglas Yoder and Mrff W. C. Grischke, also Attended from Syracuse. j Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grafton and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gtoves of Lafayette were Sunday [ dinner guests of the latter’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mffl. Charles Kerlin of Milford. Tltpy had spent the week-end at Irish Lake. -'■J'. mys to AfirunO\ L_ ut CMisipiat g J

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