The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1963 — Page 5

Nov. 5 - Place Scout Cabin VOTE Do not be misled by the stories of clerk-treas-urers driving trucks, climbing towers, or working full time. The present clerk-treasurer is still in the printing business. VOTE THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN TICKET YOU CAN NOT SPLIT YOUR VOTE IF YOU USE THE PASTOR BALLOT. WALTER F. CALNQN Candidate For Town Board Os Trustee WARD 3 Paid Political Ad

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Letters To The Editor

VOTE STRAIGHT Republican ON NOVEMBER 5 rep. WARD 1 IA. BYRON CONNOLLY — For Town Trustee rep. WARD 2 |WILLARD S. NUSBAUM 1 For Town Trustee ■ rep. J WARD 3 | WALTER F. CALNON ■ “| For Town Trustee rep. WARD 4 J LOREN LONGENBAUGH For Town Trustee rep. WARD 5 VERNON T. BECKMAN For Town Clerk-Treasurer RER LOIS SCHLEETER Citizens for Schleeter for Clerk-Treasurer Chairman, BLANCHE BATES Vice Chrm., JOE GRAY Treasurer, DWIGHT SWENSON Secretary, ESTELLA SWARTZ Paid Political Ad.

I CITIZENS FOR SCHLEETER To Citizens of Syracuse: We, the Citizens For Schleeter For Clerk-Treasurer Committee, would like to thank everyone for showing consideration at the door--to-door fellowship. Knowing what the job of clerktreasurer requires of a public servant, we are certain that you, the citizens of Syracuse, will respond \ \ when you weigh the respect of the position: Striving, we all must be , for government of the people and j be concerned that this shall not perish..

Waubee Grange Has Booster Night Program A potluck supper preceded the Booster Night program given last Thursday evening at the Waubee Grange hall. Fifteen officers were jat their stations for the meeting I opened by the Master Raymond ! Pinkerton. ; Salute to the flag was followed by singing Happy Birthday to Mrs. Herman Miller whose birthi day was that day. Lecturer Mrs. - Ray Bray was in charge of the j program, using "The Grange Is Marching On" as the opening song with Mrs. Don Ahrns as pianist. Secretary, Mrs. Helene Faulkner, gave “Facts About the Grange.” Jimmy Felkner played two ukelele numbers and Mrs. J Bray read “America Is A Beauti- | ful Word”. A piano solo was played by Kristi Lichtenwalter after which Mrs. Miller gave a resume of the year’s work done by the home economic committee. “The Business of Friendship” was given by Mrs.. Bray. The group enjoyed the pictures and comments of Fred Johnson, concerning the European tour he and his wife made. Guests included the Pomona Master and Pomona home economic chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Trader, and Mr. and Mrs. Clem Beehler of the New Tamarack [ Grange of near South Bend. The next meeting will be No- - vember 14. .

This election, being the first in our community for a five-man board, who will rule on items concerning our community, will direct the clerk-treasurer on items to be purchased. We are sure our candidate can bring harmony into town board meetings. For when the roll call is made that must be our aim. Lois -Schleeter for clerk-treasurer will j do justice in making the community harmonize. Sincerely, . DWIGHT SWENSON

SYRACUSE CRAFT CLUB MAKES CHRISTMAS TREES The Syracuse Craft club was entertained Monday evening, Oct. 28 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Rapp. A dessert was served at 6:30. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Herschel G. Leatherman, ■ vice president, conducted a short I business meeting. The lesson was “Decorating of Christmas Trees.” The members used trees which has been cut from plywoood- and covered with pop bottle caps, then sprayed j white, gold and silver to achieve ; very colorful results. The next meeting will be with I Mrs. William E. Long, on Monday, Nov. 11. Christian Science Bible Lesson For Sunday Is ‘Everlasting Punishment’ The Golden Text at all Christian Science services next Sunday will be this verse from Isaiah (45:17): “Israel shall be saved in the Lord with an everlasting salvation: ye shall not be ashamed nor confounded world without end.” The Bible Lesson is entitled “Everlasting Punishment,” and includes also these lines from the ; Christian Science textbook: “We 1 acknowledge God’s forgiveness of | sin in the destruction of sin and | the spiritual understanding that I casts out evil as unreal.”

SYRACUSE TOT SWALLOWS 35 aspirin TABLETS Karv McKibben, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Jim McKibben of Syracuse, who was to have been the flower girl at the FirestoneLundy wedding, swallowed 35 aspirins during the evening as preparations were being made for the wedding. Rev. McKibben called a physican and upon his advice took the little girl to the Goshen General hospital. She was later released. The aspirins were in children’s dosage. PRIMARY MOTHERS CLUB HALLOWEEN PARTY OCTOBER 21 The Primary Mothers club of Syracuse held a Halloween party Monday evening, Oct. 21, at the Scout cabin. Each member came costumed and masked. Prizes were won.by Mrs. Douglas Jernigari and Mrs. Keith Herbison. Games in keeping with Halloween were the evenings entertainment. The business meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. John Krohi. Mrs. Herbison was elected program chairman. Mrs. Rollin Cutter won the door prize. The hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Andy Hoffer, Mrs. Rollin Cutter and Mrs. Gary Meek. The next meeting will be November 4 at the home of Mrs. Cutter. RUSHVILLE WOMEN VISIT BRANCH OFFICE Mrs. Wilma Wainwright and Mrs. Lydia Neal of the Budget Investment home office at Rushville visited the Syracuse office Thursday, Oct. 24. Mrs. Jean Rogers, cashier at Budget, showed the ladies around the town and visited the shops. They were luncheon guests of i Budget manager, William Kessel, at Petro’s in Warsaw. MRS. NELSON MILES HURT IN FALL Mrs. Nelson Miles suffered a broken and dislocated shoulder on Tuesday evening at a North Webster restaurant where she fell. A group of ladies was having dinner and Mrs. Miles slipped on a 1 rug, causing the injury. She was I taken to an Elkhart hospital.

Thursday, October 31, 1963

BIRTHDAY CANASTA CLUB MEETS , Mrs. James Barnes and Mrs. Aileen Poe entertained the members of the Birthday Canasta club Tuesday evening in the Barnes home in Mishawaka. Winners for the evening were Mrs. Charles Teeple, high; Mrs. Willard Conn, low; Mrs. Burl Martz, traveling: and Mrs. C. D. Barnes of Milford, guest. Since there was no birthday during the month a jewelry exchange was enjoyed. Refreshments of pumpkin pie. j ice cream topped with witches and cats and coffee were served. Room and table decorations in keeping with Halloween were used. j Others in attendance were members, Mrs. Harold Kaiser, Mrs. I [ Bette Tobin, Mrs. Delbert Dippon. Mrs. Helen Arthur and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, all of •Milford, Mrs. f Lawrence Beer of Goshen and Mrs. ; Martz of Nappanee, SYRACUSE OES HAS j CALLED MEETING Syracuse chapter number 283, ' Order of the Eastern Star, held a called meeting October 23 for in- j itiation, Mrs. Daniel O’Haver and Donald ' j McNamara received the degrees. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Helen Michael and Mrs. Donna Clark. The chapter will have visiting matron and patron night Friday, : Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m. Past matrons will have charge of refreshments. [ The elementary choir of the Syra- j cuse school will have the program.! *;;— : - i Gary Lawrence Completes Combat Training Course CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. —I. Marine Private Gary Lawrence, j son of Mrs, Lorraine Lawrence of j North Websbter, completed the I four-week individual combat train- | ing course Sept. 19 at the Second ; Infantry Training Regiment, Mar-; ine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. # Recruits were trained in tacti- j cal combat skills needed for fight- ' ing Marines. Emphasis was plac- ! ed on the four-man fire team and j the 13-man squad.

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

BIRTHS Ua WEMPLE, Jeffery Alan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wemple of Albuquerque, Nevv Mexico, are the parents of their first child, a son, Jeffery Alan, born October 26, at 11:30 p. m. Jeffery Alan tipped the scales at eight pounds, fifteen and a half ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Wemple and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wise, all of Milford. Mrs. Harvey Angelmyer of Millersburg ■ is a great-great-grandmother. MUSSER, William Eugene II Mr. and Mrs. William Eugene Musser, 311 south Sixth street. t Goshen, announce the birth of a son, William Eugene 11, born op i October 8, at Elkhart General hosi pital. William Eugene weighed | eight pounds, five ounces. The grandparents are Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Parcell of Nappanbe | and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mussyr ; of Milford. Mrs. Musser is the former Jane Lakins of. Nappanee. ° WUETHRICH, Reginald Jay A son Reginald Jay was born j to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wuethrieh |of Rensselaer in the Monticello hospital on Oct. 23. Mrs. Wuethj rich is the former Phyllis Jean Haab, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j Elmer Haab of r 1 Syracuse. Mp and Mrs. Andrew J. Beer of p' 1 j Milford are the maternal grandI parents. The Wuethrichs have two i other sons and three daughters. I r— ; ■ . I SYRACUSE RESIDENTS HOME FROM HUNTING TRIP 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicolai of | Syracuse have returned from a Lpheasant hunting trip at Huron, South Dakota. j They were overnight guests of ! Dr. and Mrs. H. V. Lewis at Dav- | enport, la. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis 1 then accompanied Mr. and 1 Mrs. -Nicolai to Huron where ‘they were guests for a week in the j home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard [ Scott.. A group of 20 men formed the hunting party. They were all successful in getting their . limit of birds. .