The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 December 1963 — Page 11

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TAYLOR ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Taylor of Milford Junction will observe their 50th wedding anniversary at open house Sunday, Dec. 15, from 1 to 5 p. m. at their home. and relatives are invited to ceM. The Taylors request that gifts be omitted, -

SI,OOO DOWN — Will buy two apartment house in Milford. Total price only $7,500. Convenient monthly payments. 2 BEDROOM HOME — Large living room with hardwood floors, d ning area, built-in cupboards in kitchen. Total price $8,500. NO MONEY DOWN — To veterans, 3-bed-room home, all modern with gas furnace, garbage, 1% lots in Milford. Total price only $9,000. OSWALT REALTY Leesburg, Indiana Jchnie Oswalt — 453-4272 • Maxine McMillan - Phone: 453-4041 Milford office hrs: Tues., Fhurs., &Fri. 10:o0-3pm Phone: 658-2461

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Mrs. Taylor is the former Miss Sarah Ringler, daughter of Abram and Sophia Ringler. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have eight children, Mrs. Bertha Smith of Milford Junction, Noble Johnson of Milford, Mrs. Robert (Evelyn) Sprague of New Paris, Ward Taylor of Auburn, Junior Taylor and

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Mrs. Carl (Juanita) Hatfield, both of Palestine, Mrs. Ernest (Ruby) Vesta of LaGrange, and Clarence Taylor of Anderson. They have 11 grandchildren and 12 great-grand-children. Postmasters Signal Start Os '63 Yule Mail Rush December 1 marked the start of one of the biggest and toughest races in town - the annual race against time at the Lakeland post offices as its Christmas mail rush went into high gear, postmasters noted today. New reports from Postmaster General John A. Grpnouski in Washington to the area postmasters indicate an anticipated nationwide record mail volf.me for this Christmas season of nearly 12 billion pieces during December. Locally, postmasters expect December’s mail volume to exceed last December's total. “Shopping and .mailing early benefits everyone”, the postmaster observed. “Customers who buy early get the pick of the Christmas stocks; the local economy is aided by the business activity thus created, and everyone - including the postal service - is happy about the additional - time . that early mailing allows. “Early mailing also gives us time to get gifts and cards in the

PUBLIC AUCTION We will sell at auction the estate of Charolette McSweeney, 20 S Huntington street, Syracuse, Indiana, on — . ° SATURDAY, DEC. 7, 1963 ■ 1 p.m. SALE CONSISTING OF: Maytag automatic washer, rocking chairs television set, G. E. electric stove full size, rugs, large double door G. E. refrigerator, lamps, knee hole desk and chair, several wall mirrors, occasional chairs, four very nice modern dining room chairs in dark wood, platform rocker, antique wash stand, pictures and frames, some antiques, 3-piece walnut bedroom suit complete, sewing machine old type, antique settee, sectional book case, very nice three quarter antique spool bed complete, antique stand, antique bench, old clock, davenport, old jewlry, shadow box, utility cabinet, antique cupboard, upright sweeper 5 , ironing board, pots and pans, bathroom scales, fan hassock, also a very nice lot of antique dishes. Cash Not responsible for accidents DONNA JEAN GROUNDS, Adm. KEN MYERS, Auctioneer Liquidator and Appraiser, Licensed and Bonded 5297 So. Main St., Dunlap, Ind. - Ph.: 875-5005

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hands of addressees in good condition with less chance of damage or delay due to human error”. “Our employees need public help to run this race against time - and patrons of the Lakeland post offices can assist us by shopping and mailing right how and by using ZIP Code in both return and | destination addresses. ■ - Blood Typing Is Feature At Heart Information Day Dr. Thomas Keough, president of the Kosciusko County Heart Association, announces plans for free typing of blood on Heart Information Day. The blood typing is planned during the hours of 1 to 5 p. m. Saturday, Dec. 14, in the community room of Lake City bank in Warsaw. Blood typing is a simple procedure, involving only a few minutes of time, whereby one learns his blood type and RH factor. The information is then typed on a billfold card for the individual’s reference. The Kosciusko County Heart Association also is making possible valuable information .about the heart and blood vessels. This will be available through pamphlets, continuous movies, displays of the circulatory man, model heart and various other aids. Latest available statistics show 430 deaths from all causes within

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the county during the period of one year. Os this number 245 were in the field of diseases of the heart and blood vessels. The Indiana Heart Association and its affiliates offer a constructive program through such procedures as Heart Information Day. The public is invited to stop for a few minutes at the Lake City Bank Dec. 14, see the displays.and to take advantage of the frje blood typing service. A Tribute To John F. Kennedy By JOHN C. SATTERFIELD Past President (1961-62) of The American Bar Association All Americans were stunned with horror and c! 'relief when they learned that the P e dent of the United States ha’, bo n struck down by an assass n’s bullet. We are now joined in .sorrow and deep mourning for out P: icl ent, stricken in the prime cf his life, during the culmination of years of service to our country. A man of coinage, conviction and dedication, he had the admiration and respect of ajl citizens of the United States. It is the genius of America that we may differ with each other upon Constitutional Principles, Public Issues and Politics, and yet recognize the sincerity and honesty of those with whom we most strongly disagree.

It is our prayer today that God may bring comfort to President , Kennedy’s bereaved family in their hour of grief, that He may bring strength and wisdom to President Johnson who will carry the torch of freedom onward, and that He j may unite all Americans in lead-1 ing the world to attain the goal that has been ours since we became a nation —. liberty under the law for all people. Today, in spite of the shock and, sorrow which we shall never forget, we must continue our service as citizens of the United States of America. We must face those issues which are before us with courage and foresight and patience. The sadness which is in our hearts will help us to remember that in free America, we can disagree Without being disagreeable, we can stand for our convictions and work untiringly; to maintain them, and yet respect those whom we believe to be in' error. • , Syrens: Thanksgiving Personals Mrs. Opal Nolan- and daughter ■ Joy were Thanksgiving dinner! guests, of the Harry L. Coy fam--| .iiy. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan at their Lake Wawasee cottage were their children and families, the Ernest Rogerses, Merle Dunnucks, Dunlap, and Dan Logans. Elkhart. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Vorhis were MrTand Mrs. B. W. Place of Fort. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Max ; Workman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Workman and fam- . ily, and Mrs. Frieda. Gail Cobbum and family. Wayne Hepler and sons. Warsaw, " Miss Sylvia Hart, Ligonier, Mrs. Alma Orn and Mrs. Robert Smith were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Eyer and son. Thanksgiving dinner guests of the Tom Robinsons . were Mrs. Myrtle Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Darr and family,. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Darr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and sdns, Mrs. Eloise Method, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Method. Bert. Peffley and Mrs. Grace Daniels of Goshen were Thanksgiving dinner guests of their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Peffley, and daughters. The Sam Nusbaum family of St. Joseph, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nusbaum, and Mrs. Ruth Whitcomb were Thanksgiving day guests of the Theo Thomases.

-Thursday, December 5, 1963

Festive Raisin and Peach Accents for Ham .. BHi A flavorful raisin sauce and a handsome cling peach garnish add dressy touches to baked ham. Serve the sauce hot. It has a spicy wine base and both dark seedless raisins and currants; to give it the rich flavor. In cool, colorful contrast, golden peach halves straight from the can, add decorative touches to the ham, platter. < These quick ideas will come in handy for holiday entertaining , or anytime company’s coming. COMPANY RAISIN SAUCE 1 cup dark seedless raisins J-i teaspooiii cinnamon 1 2 cup currants 2 tablespoons flour > 2 cup brown sugar (packed). 2 cups red table wine 2'2 teaspoons mustard 1 teaspoon grated orange - 1 1 teaspoon cloves peel L teaspoon nutmeg *4 cup orange juice. ■Combine all ingredients. Cook, stirring, until thickened, about 5 minutes. Serve with smoked meats such as ham or tongue. Makes about 3 cups sauce. ..

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GRAND OPENING Saturday, December 14 i Swihart Sewing Center (Formerly Bower’s) Located 2nd House South of the Bank Phone: 2481 v . NEW PARIS, IND. REGISTER door prizes No Purchase Necessary — No Obligation 'O' Franchised Necchi-Elna Dealer SERVICE ON ALL MAKE MACHINES - Sewing Supplies -

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