The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 October 1963 — Page 5
Judge Exhibits At j St-Mar-Kos | Grange | The October meeting of St-Mar- j Kos Pomona Grange was held at Harmony Grange hall near Lakeville at which time judging of the needlework, apron and grain ex-1 hibits was conducted. . [ Milford winners, the " Waubee , Grange, were Mrs. Earl Wolfer- ! man, third place in needlework; Mrs. Ruth Miller first and second in aprons; Herman Miller, third in FULL WEEK Thursday - Wednesday, October 24 thru 30 WALT DISNEY’S “20,000 Leagues Under The Sea” . Technicolor Starring KIRK DOUGLAS JAMES MASON PETER LORRE PAUL LUKAS
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l ear corn; and Mrs. L. J. Felkner | i third in pie baking. Reports were given by subordi inate granges and by Mrs. Elsie i Trader, home economics chairman on the past year’s achievements. I State master, Robert Giltner of I West Lafayette, who has been ill. : was reported to be better and will be able to attend the State Grange j meeting which wi’l be held from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2. The. lecturer’s program included ' reading, “Lifting and Learning”, Mrs. Glen Pinkerton; “Thank God I for Our Country”, Mrs. Ben Thompson, and a series of songs sung by the, group. They included “We’re Here for Fun”, “I’ve Been Working on the Railroad”, “Down by the Old Mill Stream”, “Smiles”, and “Perfect Day”. A relay contest provided a portion of the entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Logan from the Indian Trail Grange of Lowell, Ind., were guests. Those attending from Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pinkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Felkner, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering and Mr. and Mrs. j Herman Miller. Th6 following committees were announced for the coming year: Home Economics: Mrs. Elsie Trader, New Tamarack Grange Mrs. Vera Thompson, Harmony Grange Mrs. Daisy Heyde, Waubee Grange (Milford) I Mrs. Helen Heckaman, Bremen Grange Mrs. Bernice Gantz, Menominee Grange I Agriculture Committee: Glen Schafer, Harmony Grange
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TO SING — The Menno Singers of Kosciusko-Elkhart county area, shown above, will give their first concert of the season Sunday, Oct. 27, at the Rally Day and Homecoming service at the Hastings Island Chapel EUB church. This group represents seven dis-
State Tax Board Cuts Lakeland School Budget
The state tax adjustment board cut the Lakeland budget by $1.06 cents last Thursday afternoon, from a proposed $3.93 to $2.87. Superintendent Lewis S. Immel represented the school board at the hearing. No one else was present. The state board cut the tuition
Herman Miller, Waubee Grange (Milford) Arthur Heckaman, Bremen Grange Legislative Committee: Otho Bondurante, New Tamarack Grange Ben Thompson, Harmony Grange Harold Gantz of Menominee Grange Calendar The committee that arranged meeting places for the next year have set up the following schedule: November, Menominee, December Christmas party at Bremen January, 1964, Waubee February, New Tamarack March at Harmony A potluck supper will be featured at each of these meetings. The April meeting at Menominee and May at New Tamarack will be concluded with light refresh-
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ferent denominations and consists of 30 men. Three Milford area men are members of the singing group. They are Larry Hoover, Raymond Hoover and Dale Mikel. Walter Stutzman of Goshen is the director and Mrs. Stutzman accompanies the group.
(teachers’ pay) fund from $1.94 to $1.13, an 81-cent cut; the special school (other school expenses) fund from $1.17 to 96 cents, a 21-cent cut; the bond fund from 9 cents to 5 cents; and let the cumulative building fund at 73 cents.
ments. The annual picnic will be held in June, time and place to be announced. July meeting at Bremen; August at Waubee, at which time election of officers will be held with the installation and a potluck supper being scheduled for September at New Tamarack.
SYRACUSE WOMAN HURT IN FALL AT HER HOME The Syracuse fire department’s emergency unit answered a call Tuesday morning, Oct. 15, to Mullen’s drive, Syracuse. I Mrs. Lois Mullens had injured her hip when she fell at her back door. She was taken to the office of a local physican and later removed to Elkhart General hospital, where a pin was placed in the hip. Mrs. Mullens, in her late 70’s, will have to remain in the hospital for some time.
An all-day program is being planned by the Hastings church. Rev. Raymond Wilson will be the morning speaker. A basket dinner will be served at noon. The Menno Singers will present the special music for the afternoon service which will start at 1:45 p. m.
Representatives of the state board said more funds would be coming from the st»+“ ' 4 ”-' to the recent favorable ruling on the state sales tax, thus allowing for a cut in the local levy. Superintendent Immel said the budget would be 20 cents less than last year.
1 I I births M MOREHEAD, Glenda Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morehead of Milford are the parents of a six pound, eight ounce daughter born Monday at 3:50 a. m. in the Goshen General hospital. The baby girl has been named Glenfla Lynn. I She has two sisters, Cynthia and Ann. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee G. Miller of Goshen and Warren Morehead of Warsaw is the paternal grandfather. Great-grandparents are I. Wesley Miller of Goshen and Mrs. Elva Gordy of North Webster. . .. i GODFREY, Rodney Scott j Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey of Syracuse announce the birth of a son Rodney Scott born Tuesday, Oct. 15, in the Goshen General hospital and weighing six pounds, six ounces. Mr. and Mrs. James Schrock of Syracuse are the grandparents.: FETTERS SON Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lee Fetters, i r 4 Syracuse, are the parents of a son bom Sunday, Oct. 20, at the Goshen General hospital; , MANGES SON Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manges, r 1 Syracuse, announce the birth of a son born Saturday, Oct. 19, in Goshen General hospital. SYRACUSE BOY SCOUTS TO SELL APPLES The Syracuse Boy Scouts will sell apples on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 24 and 25, in Syracuse. They will be selling by the bushel or pound from a truck parked at the B. and O. railroad crossing, just off of south Huntington street.
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Syracuse Auxiliary In Oct. Meeting Wawasee Unit 223 of the American Legion Auxiliary, Syracuse, met Tuesday evening at the Legion hall with president, Mrs. Charles Dean presiding. Seventeen members and three guests, Mesdames Richard Trammel, Perry Mast and Wallace Buffer, attended. Meeting was opened in regular form. Mrs. Ray Sarjent, chaplain, offered prayer. Mrs. Harry Coy secretary, read minutes of the last meeting and also of a recent executive .meeting followed by a treasurer’s report by Mrs. Charles Kroh. Mrs. Tim Darr, membership chairman, announced 69 paid members to date and also announced as community service chairman that one walker and one bed were in use by people in the community. Chili Supper Mrs. O. P. Davis, finance chairman, announced a chili supper planned for Saturday, Nov. 2, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the hall. Mrs. Darr, Mrs. Sarjent and Mrs. Dean will be in charge of the supper. Mrs. Davjs, poppy chairman, also announced poppies have been ordered. Mrs. Blanche Kline, Knightstown Home chairman, re- I ported a 12-year-old boy at the home would serve as the unit’s boy for another year. Mrs. Dean said a flag burning, was scheduled for November 10 at 6 p.m. in the uptown parking lot and anyone having old flags may bring them in for the event. This will be followed by a carry-in dinner at the hall for legion members, auxiliary 1 members and veterans, regardless of whether the veterans are members of the Syracuse post.' The budget for 1964 was presented and accepted. A Halloween party followed the meeting with members dressing i Tor this occasion. Hostesses were | Mrs. Delbert Brown, Mrs. Gaylord Jones and Mrs. Dale Kimes. SYRACUSE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERS CALLS The Syracuse fire department answered two calls Thursday, Oct. 10, both were from the Aero Manufacturing Corp., where brush was burning in the locality. On Saturday, Oct. 19, the fire department reported it had extinguished a vehicle on state road 13, south of Syracuse. On Sunday morning, Oct. 20, the fire department answered a call to Liberty Coach, where the automatic alarm system had gone off, there was no.fire. The f®e department answered a call north on Huntington street Monday night where a mobile home on the highway was on fire, little damage was reported. Tuesday morning, Oct. 22, the fire department made a run to McCormick-Cutter, where a hot piece of metal caused the hose on. | a welding outfit to burn. Before the. fire was extinguished the welding outfit was destroyed, causing $250 damage. INDIANA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY TO HOLD FALL MEETING NOV. 3 The Indiana Archaeological Society will hold its fall meeting on Sunday, Nov. 3, at the YMCA building in Fort Wayne, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. - There will be election of officers for the coming year and a program at 11 a. m. by Cameron Parks with an analysis of the Indian Ceremonial Birdstone Culture of this Tri-State area. Bring Indiana Telics for display. The Fort Wayne chairman is Maynard Amstutz. ENTERS UNITED STATES ARMY Dennis Graff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graff, r 1 Syracuse, has enlisted in the United States i Army, and is stationed at Fort Knox, Ky.
Thursday, October 24, 1963
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Carolyn Sue Jensen And Franz Duy Wed In New Albany Church August 3
Impressive formality keynoted the late summer wedding of Miss Carolyn Sue Jensen and Franz Duy read in the Maim Street Methodist church at New Albany on Saturday, August 3. Miss Jensen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lester Jensen of 2819 Charleston road, New Albany, and Mr. Duy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Duy of Cleveland, 0., former Syracuse residents. Three white ceramic vases of pompons and white mums, two < pair of seven branched candelabra bearing lighted cathedral tap- 1 ers, and many Kentia palms form- < ed the altar setting. Tall double i tapers were tied to the pews with : white satin bows and gladioli 1 formed an aisle of light. The white kneeling bench and a wtiite aisle carpet were laid for the candle- i light ceremony. As guests were ushered to their 1 seats a program of nuptial music J was presented by Mrs. Kathryn 1 Peabody Schmaus, sorority sister i of the bride and a former college 1 roommate; 1 Mrs. Charles D. Hill, organist, also sorority sister of : the bride; and Miss Jeannine Linderman, flutist. Rev. J. D. Kavich received the exchange of double ring vows. Robert Wolter of New Chicago,. fraternity brother of the bridegroom, performed the duties of best man. The guests were ushered by Melvin Jensen, brother of the bride; Richard McCauley of Arcadia; Dale Cochard, Auburn; and Gene Baugh, Greensburg, fraternity brothers of Mr. Duy. . Carrying the ring on a white satin pillow was Carl Duy, brother of the bridegroom. Bride’s Gown Pure Silk Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride was attractively attired in a full length gown of pure silk trimmed with Alencon lace appliques re-embroidered with seed pearls and aurora crystals accenting the molded bodice fashioned with .a scalloped Sabrina neckline and bouffant skirt. The long . sleeves tapered to bQdal points , over the hands. Tiny self covered i buttons extended fpom the neck- • line to the waistline at the back. The bouffant skirt featured appliques and formed three rows of scalloped Alecon lace swept into a circular train. Her bouffant veil of imported French illusion was caught gracefully to a Swedish crown fashioned with lace appliques identical with those on the gown. The bride carried a white Bible centered with a white orchid surrounded by orchids and stepanotis. White satin streamers tied in lovers’ knots trailed from the arrangement. Wedding Party Miss Kathleen Bolin of Indianapolis, a sorority sister and college roommate of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Erika Duy of Cleveland, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Gebrgann Carpenter and Miss Vickie Merritt, both from New Albany. A floor length gown of lavendar silk organza was Worn by the bride’s honor attendant and blue silk organza was worn by the bridesmaids. Styled alike, the dresses featured scooped necklines, elbow length sleeves, and bell shaped skirts. A circular panel in front was caught with two bows of silk organza. Completing their attire were picture hats of the same color and material as their dresses, satin slippers and sterling silver necklaces, gifts of the bride. They carried cascade bouquets of miniature rosebuds and mums. The flowergirl, Lisa Zeller, wore a lavender silk organza floor length dress. She carried a basket with rosebuds and rose petals. Mrs. Jensen appeared at the church for her daughter’s wedding wearing a blue lace and crystalllette dress with a black net hat and shoes. A white orchid corsage ‘ marked the shoulder line. Mrs Duy chose to wear an embroiderec I blue silk dress with white acces
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sories. Her cosrage was also of white orchids. Reception Follows Approximately 300 guests were received at the reception held in the church annex. Hostesses were Miss Leta Snider, Mrs. Morris Wade and Mrs. William Kessler, all cousins of the bride. Mrs. James T? Nelson, aunt of the bride, cut the wedding cake. She was assisted by Mrs. Orlan Carpenter. The tables at the reception were designed by Mrs. Julian Beard. - The wedding cake centered the table laid with an organdy gathered Skirt lined with" pink. Surrounding the cake were tiny pink roses and ivy. All the accessories on the table were oF’milk glass. A 1963 graduate of Ball State Teachers college, the bride is a member of Sigma Kappa Social sorority and Phi Upsilon Omicron home economics honorary. Mr. Duy was graduated from Syracuse high school in 1960 and is a senior at Ball State where he is a member of Theta Chi fraternity. Mrs. Duy is employed at Ball Memorial hospital as an assistant dietitian in training. Mr. Duy is employed in the student center. Following their wedding trip ’ Mr. and Mrs. Duy are at home at 217% north Tally street, Muncie. Attending the wedding from Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hoopingarner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morris. Syracuse Goodwill H. D. Club Has Meeting And Family Night The Syracuse Goodwill Home Demonstration club met Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 9, in the House of Friendship. Miss Blanche Kline, vice president, opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag and the club creed. The group sang the song of the month, “Let There be Peace on Earth,” and several other songs. Mrs. Elmer Baugher was at the piano. Mrs. Glenn Popenfoose gave the meditation using two poems, “Autumn Gold” and “When John Put up the Stove”. Mrs. Eldred Mabie ’ gave the health and safety lesson . on “Diabetes”. . ' i Roll call response was “A Hals loween Prank- I Recall”. The proi ject lesson “Christmas Workshop” ■ was given by Mrs. Blanche Kline. ■ Several members plan to attend Achievement Day at Warsaw on ! October 16.? The meeting closed with the club prayer song. Mrs. Blanche Kline won the door prize, i Refreshments were served to 18 i 1 members by the hostesses, Mrs. Elmer Baugher, Mrs. Elmo Shock and Mrs. Eli Shock. Family Night On Friday night, Oct. 11, a fam- ! jly night was held by the club at i the House of Friendship. A pot ’ luck dinner, was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Tom Robinson, Mrs- Glenn Popenfoose, Mrs. Lee Henwood and Mrs. Maude Davault. Halloween games were enjoyed i and the winner was Steven Mock. President, Mrs. Glenn Popenfoose, presented Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lee : a gift in honor of their 50th anniv- • ersary, which they will celebrate 1 in November. • A. movie of Alaska was shown by Mr. and Mrs. Pletcher Witmer i of near Larwell. The dinner was served on long tables decorated in , keeping with Halloween to 48 per- ■ sons. COASTING AUTO RUNS INTO FENCE j Mrs. Mary Ringler, Syracuse, - parked her car Saturday .evening t about 7:25 o’clock, got out and then noticed the car had started to coast. Before she could get j back into the vehicle it had hit a - fence on the Walter Miller farm, t three miles south of Syracuse. e The car was damaged about 8. SBOO. Deputy sheriff Dave Andd reWs was the investigating of- -- ficer. ,
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