The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 December 1963 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, December 19, 1963

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l;\ _ .. £ Z3M LAND O LAKES LEAGUE “A” League December 11, 1983 STANDINGS W L McCornlick-Cutter 38 22 Blue Shingle , 3.8 22 Farmer's Feed 35 25 . Kohi-r’s Ins. 33 , 27 Frog Tavern ' 29 31 Hire's Electric 1 28%31% Deah’S Milk' • 28 32 Liberty Coach 25%34% Syracuse Legion .23 37. IXL 22 33 High team series and game — Kch< r’s Ins. 2652-914. 540 series. — ■ R. Brown 579. W. Stahiy 565, H. Bartman: 545. C.. Kpher 568. O. Cobbum 547, G. Nordman .567, W. Day .A. Howell .5.44, ft. Strombeck 544, B. , Carmin 540. x 2.(10 games — R. Brown 226, H. Bart- | man 225, W. Stahiy 232, R. Hibschman' 224, W. Day 220. ■ “B” League W.awaseo Marina 41 19 > > Auer’s Service ~ 34%25% ; Harris Funeral,"Home .34 26 I Byler Motors . 28 32 I State ;Bank Syracuse 27%32% Gailoway.’s Groc. 27 33 Shafer .Mfg. Co. ■ . . :25%34%. Walter Drugs 25 35 I Rose jewelry 21% 39%, i High series and game. — Auer's Service 240.2-827. SUO s lies ■— G. Carpenter 555, L. Griffith 511, C. SihgfeyJjOST-TTTRobinson 525, A. Bobeek 528rH.Schmck 586, H. Bon-trager:-521, L. Young 539, R. Brazel . 543, K. Hare 525,. C. Davies 546... 200 games — C. Davies 221, K. Hare 213,.. R. -Brazil 209, H. Schrock 209, T. I Robinson 234. 5 THURSDAY NITE LADIES LEAGUE December 12, 1063 Klink’s -39 17 Darnell Accounting ' ' 39 17 PUcher’s - 36 20 American Industries . 34 22 Fascination Place , -.33 23 North Webster'.Bank -.' 32 24 Lakeland Produce ' 31%24% P, & K Drive-In . 31 25 Carwile Ty ’ 31 25 Wawasce Package . 29 ,27 BrazcTs Bait • . . 28 28 Mishler's’ 28 28 Won s .'Store! . 25 31. McCormick-Cutter ‘ 24 32 Strickler Motors . 22 34 Baugher Builders 22 34 Frank s Groc, - - 21 35 - Marise’s . 2.1 35 Gamble's ' 19 37 . Darr s' Gulf 14%41% ■High t. am. game and series — Darnell Accounting 832-2325. ■ ' 56’0 s iu s — B. McKibben 171-181-167-519, L. Gilbert 173-209-187-569, D. Spearman 171-183-179-522, J. Sechrist 176-172-182-530, B.* Nyce73-178-173-524. 170 allies and 450 series —A. Gallahan 181-463, P„ Pletcher 183, D. Darnell I 189-452, I. Stahley 171-464,- V. Penn 193- | ' 490, B. Caple 170, J. Brinley 185-459, A. | Karesh 175, I.; Carwile 189-170-495, J, I Weaver' 171, F. Wortinger 175, F. Hollo- i way 180-465, E. Tatman 463, B. Kime i 465, N. Spurling' .467, M, L. Willsey 470, D. Coburn 474. . . INTKA-CITY LEAGUE December 19, 1963 McClintic Insurance . 37 19 McCormick-Cutter 34 22 Triangle Rubber 33 23 Larry’s D-X , 33 23 Ruch Lawnmower. 30%25%, O. K. Sales 30 26 The Mail-Journal 26%29% Bud’s Mobil 25 31 Lakeland Motors ' 19 37 • Dairy Queen 12 44 Honor Scores —- O. Cobbum 235-589, D. Butler 245-586, N. Kistler 581, G. Carpenter .215-5'40, S’. Keim 214-513, R. Hibschman 219, J. Brouwer 535, D. Burtsfield 512, L. Burtsfield 516, G. Chambers 500, J. Kroh 529, F. Godshalk 535, A. Reiswanger 533. ■, FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE December 13, 1963’’ Anchor Ear 3.9 21 Beacon 38 22 , Pin-Ups 1 37 23 Huey Well Drilling 36 24 Mogul Rubber 33 27 -t'Elmer’s Tap 32 28 : Enchanted Hills Playhouse 32 28 Strickler Motors . 31 29 Electronic Center 29% 30% Sportsman’s Center 28 32 Ruch & Van's ■ • 27% 32% Clip & Curl* j 27 33 Wawasee TV ' 26 34 Marise’s . .. 26 34 Torn Socks 25% 34% . Perry's Sunoco 24% 35% Country Corm r "24 36 Campbell’s Market 24 36 High team game — Ruch, and Van’s 732. ; - High team Series — Mogul Rubber 20.21. 600 series - men — K. W. Kurtz 181-211-235-637. ' 190 games and 500 series - men — M. McKee 552, D. Maresh 201, G. Alfrey 501, G. Beavers 190-193-549. K. Knisley 205-* 511, A. Armbruster 511. J. Honor 194- ■ 552, J. K. rn 203-569. P. Campbell 203548, B. Criswell 197-528,' L. Vance .197551. 170 games and 450 series - women. — , P. Maresh 463,’ I. Carwile 464,” J. Kern , . 198-479. D. Armbruster 181, J. Nolan 178- | 457, S. Hoover 178-486, D. Coburn 172, G. Thwaits 178-495. S. Kern 217-492, B, | Green- 196-484. .B. Kline 171-483, J. | .Criswell 458, L. Vance 176, J. Sharpe 186, B. Vahlaningham 190-474. . TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE December 17, 1963 Kinder Mfg. 34 18 State Bank Syracuse .31 21 Syracuse Cleaners 30 22 Sleepy Owl 28 24 A'ugsburger’s IGA. 26 26 B & K Drive-In 25% 26% Tom Socks • | 23 25 LeVernier’s Auto Polish I 22 26 Wawasee Laundromat . 20%26% Sit N’ Knit . . 16 36 2>gh team game — Syracuse Cleaners 787 High team series — Kinder Mfg. 2137. High Ind. game — L. Vance 199. High Ind. series — B. Kline 521. 500 series — B.* Kline 179-174-521, -L. Vance 186-199-514. I. Carwile 196-507. - 170 games and 440 series — M. Lantz 478, E. Tdtman 477, A. Gallahan 447, B. Nyce 170-446, N. Searfoss 174. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE December 17, 1963 y Foo & Faye 43 21 Bud’s Mobil „■ ■■ 39 25 American State Bank 38 26 Beacon 38 26 Turf Bar 37%26% Syracuse Rubber 37 27 Lakeside Laundry 37 27 Gerke Plumbing 32 32 Weaver Tool 31%32% Weaver Heyde 30 34 Dewart Lake Groc. 30 34 Wawasee TV 28% 35% Joanie’s 28 36 'Gerard’s 33 41 Pickwick 21%42% Leesburfc Elevator 18 46 High team game and series — Bud’s Mobil 808-2146 4 500 series — J Byland 154-185-166-505, S. Hoover 180-184-155-519. 170 games and 450 series — M. Henning 172-450, S. Ryan 170-498, L. Gilbert 172- U. Reed 177, M. Tarman 195173- D. Thwaits 178,’ J. Nolan 187458, S. Keim 177, K Knisley 191-493, B. Menefee 173-463, ft. Wogoman 177. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE December 17/ 1963 Turf Bar II 47 21 Turf Bar I 44%23% Little and’Clark. 43 25 Moorman Feeds 41 27 Servisoft and Lindsay 40 28 Mishler Funeral Home 36 32 Milford Co-op 34% 33% Campbell’s Market 32 36 Augsburger’s IGA C. S. Myers . 25 43 Chore-Time Equipment 20 48 Brock Mfg. 19 49 600 series— Robert Fisher 605. 500 series — Doug Rensberger 591, L. Newman 579, J. Speicher 560, V; Mollenhour 551, L. Hare 530, G. Estep 511,. D. Brumbaugh 510, B. Warren 513, R. Willson 504,. W. Jackson 502, J. Augsburger, 200 games —- U. Rensberger 233, J. Bneicher 231, R, Fisher 224, W. Jackson i2IL Newman 214, R. Willson 213, D. Brtimbaugh 200.

I TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE December 17, 1963 I Eager Beavers. ’ 42 22 Baugher Const..' 35 29 Crystal Flash- 35 29 ■ Syracuse Cleaners 35 29 Brazel Bait 33 31 JH. Kline Cont. 26 38 I Llken’s & Son 25 39 Niles Bros. ' 25 39 High team game and series — Syracuse Cleaners 915-2629. High. Ind. game and series — H. Galla- ’• han 225-590, . 200 games and 500 series — H. Bair 508, A. How’ell 550, N. Kistler 544, J. Kirkdorfer 510, J. BeavVrs 519, A. Neidle 524. J. Kern 520. H. Gallahan 2215-214. Carroll Walton 502. Bob Likens 202-516, . A. Mousley 521, C. Lisor 200. I Trojans Win Over Silver Lake 82-71 By JOSEPH JESSOP J Silver Lake was the fifth team to fall from the basket shooting. Trojans. Fans were dismayed FriI day night when the first quarter; i ended. The Ramblers of Silver i ; Lake were ahead at the-3d quarter, j The Trojans crime back strong, ■ before the second period was over,' i Milford was ahead, 39-37. It was a | basket by Jon Dewart that put the Trojans ahead.- From then on it was' all Milford. The Trojans were ahead at the 3d quarter mark by seven, and by the end of the- game, they had pushed, the score to 12. The final score was 83-71, Milford the winner. 4-Way Tourney .Wolf Lake, a small town to the east of us, will be the scene for o|ir annual 4-way tourney. Teams in the tourney are: Milford, Larwill, Cromwell, and Wolf Lake. The starting time for the first game will- be 6:45. The first game will ' see our Trojans play the Cromwell Spartans- This should be a good game. Cromwell has! won most of its games and has only been, beaten by some of the [ best teams around. . : The boys that are certified to i play‘are: . Tom Holderread, Mike Zimmer-1 man, Marion Groves, Dick Groves, i Jon Dewart, Verl .Baker, Stan' Stump, Jack McClintic, Greg ; Mishler, Don Bucher, Greg Bow- j i ser and Dale Beer. . So far this season Milford- has: I won 5 games and lost 3. Akron beat, us by four points. This game could have been won if we had hit pur free throws. Next came Pierceton. They beat us by 101 points, but we could have won this l one too if not for our foul shooting. New Paris was the next team ' to beat us. This game was also won from the charity strip. We hit 32 field goals and so did New Paris, but they outscored us at the foul line 24-11. Since three losses ,we have won two games and I think we are beginning to roll. See you at Wolf Lake. Box scores for the Silver Lake game were as follows: MILFORD (83) — Baker 720, Mishler 212, Dewart 120, Stump 000, M- Groyes 205, McClintic 321, Zimmerman 331, D. Groves, 334, Holderread 12-4-1, totals 23-17-14. SILVER LAKE (71) — Hackworth 724, Allen 305, Parker 774, Arnold 502, Moore 114, Shipley 554, total 28-15-23. B Team Milford's “B” team again won. The score of Friday’s game was 53-40. The Trojan's hitting was led by Jerry Willson with ?2. Jerry hit 10 of the 27 foul shots made by the team. Box scores follow:' MILFORD (53) — Bowser 053, Bucher 125, Wuthrich 000, Phend 553, D? Beer 122, Willson 6-10-3, Speicher 034, totals 13-27-20. SILVER LAKE (40) — Mum- . ford 242, Caudill 024, Vanderpool ! 214, Drudge 152, Miller DO2. Zile I 222, Hettler 603, Davie 001, ShepI erd 001, Salyer 002, total 13-14-23. Jacket Freshman Team Wins Over Ligonier By TIM YEAGER ■ Last Thursday evening, Dec. 12, the Syracuse freshman team beat the Ligonier freshmen by a score > of 42-31- Syracuse led all the way with a score« of 25-12 at the half Bauer, one of the tallest on the Syracuse team, scored 13 points. The attendance at these- games is poor compared with the number of students in the freshman class. Even though it may be a winning team or blessed with losses, I’m sure it helps the boys to know that everyone is behind them. So let’s show them that ' we’re backing them 100 per cent! 5 Let’s all attend the next game. t ROGEREVANS INJURED WEDNESDAY Roger Dale Elvans, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans of r 2 Milford, was injured Wednesday evening when he was hit by a pick-up truck near his home. A fourth grader, Roger had picked up the mail from the mail box and started to return to his home when he was hit by the truck. The name of the driver of the truck was not known at press • time- Roger was taken to the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw , by the Mishler ambulance of Milford. i Rober’s condition is not known at this time.

Milford And Syracuse Principals In Auio Crash Harold Young, Milford elementary principal, and Edgar Speer, I Syracuse elementary principal, t narrowly escaped serious injury in 'an auto accident early yesterday morning. The two were in Mr. Young’s 1957 Pontiac on their way to an area elementary principal's meeting at Plymouth. The accident occurred on a curve 1 on US 6 as. you enter Bremen from ■j the east. Several trucks were stall- ■ ed on the highway trying to make • it up the hill ahead. Mr. Young was at the end of the line of ve- , hides waiting to proceed when the way was cleared. A truck belonging to Bontrager Truckingin Goshen jammed his car from the rear and rammed it into the truck in front of him. The front and rear sections of the Young auto were completely -demolished. The car is a total loss. ■ The occupants were fortunate to be in the center of the auto. They escaped with minor abrasions and ! some soreness from the jolt, but no serious injuries were incurred : as far as it is known at this time.. I The principals called back, to ■ report the accident and Dpnn TKesler, Milford, .high school principal, went to the scene and returned them to Milford. . , Warsaw Hands , Jackets 6th Loss The much taller Warsaw tigers scored an easy victory over the ! Syracuse Yellowjackets Saturday . i. night by a score of 80-53. The Warsaw Tigers; now 2-3, were led by John Beebe and Mike Chambers who tossed in 18 and 17 points respectively. ■ The Jackets were led by seniors Jack Zimmerman, and Paul Brewi er with 18 and 14 points respectfuliy. [ Syracuse's next opponent, before i Christmas will be North ManI Chester here at Syracuse. j The summary of the game is as | follows: ._ ■ , WARSAW (80) — Rummel 442, I Beebe 662, Chambers 811, Niles I 111, Wiley 211, Webster 001, Evansl i 441, Lancaster 202, Jensen I totals 31-18-11. SYRACUSE (53) — ‘ 622, Niles 202, Jones 210, atfnmerman 745, Butt 002, Longenbaugh 503, North Webster Surprises Jackets The North Webster Trojans evened their seasons record Friday night by beating Syracuse 69-65. Webster, now 4-4, was led in scoring by both Beezley and Beisemyer with 18 points. Syracuse’s scoring was led by sophomore John Longenbaugh with 20 points.. Syracuse made one of their best showings all year at the foul line, by making 21 out of 26 attempts. The summary of the game was as follows: -■ NORTH WEBSTER (69) — Beezley 744,’ Beisemyer 663, Jones, M 200, Enyear 354, Rieff 315, Vanator 434, totals 25-19-20. SYRACUSE (65) — Brewer 421, Jones, L. .221, Niles 001, Zimmerman 645, Butt 113, Kramer 265, McKibben 001, Longenbaugh 764, totals' 22-21-22; GROVER ALLEN HITS POLE Grover Allen, Milford, hit a telephone pole on the Milford-Syra-cuse road near Phend and Brown’s, at 9:30 on Sunday, Dec. 15. Damage to the 1963 Mercury was listed at S2OO. Tfre right front fender, head light, bumper and hood were damaged. Damage to the pole was. listed at SBO. Officer Dave Hart of the Milford police department investigated.

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Former Syracuse Publisher Dies In Illinois At 66 Word has been received at Syracuse of the death of Harry L. i Porter, Jr., 66, former owner, editor, and publisher of The Syracuse- ‘ Journal, on Friday, Dec. 6, at 11:10 p. m. in the Hardin County General hospital, Elizabethtown, 111., of a heart attack. Mr. tarter was owner, editor, and publisher of the Hardin County Independent. His wife, Sara Ross Porter, survives. She is a pa- ■ tient in the Hardin County General hospital recovering from major ; : surgery. Other survivors include two brothers, Melzer R. Porter, Millersville, Pa., and Howard J. Por-I ter, Fostoria, 0., and several nephews and nieces. One brother of Fostoria preceded him in death. f A memorial service was held on ' Sunday, Dec. 8, in the chapel, at ; Rosillare and the body taken ini- 1 mediately to Fostoria, 0., for in- j 1 terment, according to his wishes. 1 Harry and Sara Porter publish- ! 1 ed The Syracuse-Journal from I 5 1929 to 1936. They published the ' ‘ Hardin County paper longer than > 1 any. other owner - 27 years. . } _ ( Lee A. Snyder Lee A. Snyder, 83, of Three ’ Rivers, Mich., died in a Three Rivers hospital Saturday night, t ! Dec. 14. He had been a patient at the hospital since Monday. Mr. Snyder was born in Syra- ‘ cuse on May 17, 1880. From 1910 ! , to 1945 he waSj a master plumber c in Chicago- He was married to J Besse Keehn, who passed away in ' 1951. He married Gladys Detwiler, C October 26, 1933 in Angola. • • ! s . Survivors unhide the widow and ■ s two step-sodC Stanley Detwiler of >■ 1 Dale Detwiler of ■ e Three Mich.; a step-dau ter, Wilma Reed 'of Fort j | Myera^ Fla.; and a brother, Georgei ■of .Wayne. JFuueral services were at-Three Xivers, .with Rev. Paul Schanzlin j sos the First Methodist church of- ? ficiating. Burial was in Riverside * cemetery, Three Rivers. ;■ Benjamin Harrison Traster > Benjamin H. Traster, 75, a retir- j j ed B. and O railroad engineer, J died Wednesday, Dec. 11, at the J Butler hotel rest home at Gar- i’ rett. Mr. Traster was born April . 27, » 1888, in Syracuse, but had been a . resident of Garrett since' he was a young man. He was married to Margaret Gump in 1910. She died Oct. 29, 1953. Surviving are three sons, Robert of Garrett, Charles of Kendallville, and Donald, Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs. Lydia Deardorff j and Mrs. Carl Larson, both of Syracuse; and several nieces. Mr. Traster was a member of the Masonic lodge and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Funeral services 'were held Saturday. Dec. 14, at the McKee funeral home in Garrett. Charles Secrest of Louisville, Ky., former pastor of the Garrett First Church of Christ, officiated. Burial was in Christian Union cemetery near Garrett.

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John And Mark Gerber Graveside services were held oh! Friday at 1:30 p, m. at the South Union cemetery for the twin in- ■ fant sons, John and .Mark, of Mr.! and Mrs. Robert Lamar (FranKaufman) Gerber of r 3 Nappanee. The infants died and hour apart j Thursday, 12 and 13 hours after j their premature birth in the Bremen Community hospital. Rev. Richard Yoder, pastor of ! the North Main Street Mennonite [ church in Nappanee, officiated. ; Surviving in addition to the parents are the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gerber ’of r 2 Leesburg; maternal grandparents, Mr. and . Mrs. John Kaufman of Fredericksburg, O.; 1 and two great-grandmothers, Mrs. I Katie Chupp of Milford and Mrs. Barbara Eash of Nappanee. Earl M. Gerard ■■ . ! Last rites will be held at 2 p. m. ! today (Thursday) in the Harris- ! Troxel funeral home at North Web- i st er-for EtirLM. Gerard, 66, of North Webster. A Masonic service was held last evening in the ' funeral home and graveside services will -be by the Herbert C. ' Kuhn. American Legion Post No. ■! 253 of North Webster. Rev. Char- j les I. Johnson will officiate and burial will be in the North Webster , cemetery Mr. Gerard, a well known North Webster and area man, died at 2:30 . p.m. Monday, Dec. 16, at his home, ' of a heart attack. He had lived in ’ this community all his life. He had j been ill for several years. He was born in the North Webster community on Ded. 25, 1896, to William and Anna (Ritter) Gerard. He was marritd to Irene Kuhn July 4, 1917, at North Webster. He , was a carpenter and builder by

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trade, and for many years owned the Hills and Lakes garage, North | Webster. He was a member of the I Masonic lodge of Leesburg; the : Scottish rites in Fort Wayne; the I North Webster Legion; and a vet-1 eran of World War I. ; The deceased is survived by his > I wife, Irene; a.son, joe Earl Ger- ! i afd _os Barbee lake, r Warsaw, and | j DeLand, Fla.: six grandchildren; i three sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Mildred) Clevenger of Elkhart, Mrs.; j John (Lily) Koher of Cromwell i and Mrs. Darrel,(lrene) Manier of j Elkhart. [ One brother and two sisters preceded him in death.

Court News ; MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ! Kosciusko county clerk’s office issued the following marriage liJ censes: .... 'J 1 Charles Rogers Byland, 38, Sy- j i ractise, and Jean Lois Hough, 30, I North Liberty. David LaSalle’ West, 22, Mount Summit, and Susan Linn Fosi brink, 21, Syracuse. i John Albert Voland, 25, North ! Webster, and Linda Diane Frus1 hour? 20, Syracuse. - : : McGuffey Readers Are Now Available For Your Home Treat your family, to these i character building books, used in our schools during the latter ■ ■ part of the "19th century. " I CENTENNIAL EDITION Available from primer to ■ | , sixth grade inclusive - Contact — Hem Beer Ph.: 658-2351, Milford ■

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Senior Homemakers Enjoy Yule Party The Senior Homemakers’ 4-H club of Milford held its Christmas ; party at the home of Debbie Jessop on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at 7:30. p. m. The party was planned by the officers of the club who were e-' lected at the previous meeting. They* are as follows: President - Barbara Davis Vice President - Allyson Anglin Secretary - Susie Scott ' Treasurer - Judi Var.laningham News reporter - Donna Davidsen Recreation leader - Debbie Jessop , ' ■ - Song leader - Joyce Beer

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. Health and safety - Barbara, Sue i Wilson ' Devotion leader - Debbie Arthur There was a short business meeting. The- American pledge was given by Debbie Wolfermari and the 4-H pledge was given by Allyson Anglin. | j Following the meeting there was I a gift exchange. The girls ripceivi ed presents according to the order of birthdays. ■ A beautiful Christmas trie a- ; domed the living room-. ; ' ; Refreshments. of red jSunch, red ; and green jello salad, an i Christmas cookies were served by Deb- | bie Jessop, Becky Barker, Shar- ; lene Kaiser, and their toothers. BUYS HOME IN MILFORD Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton i of Beaver Dam recently purchased the Eyard Schuder property on ! south Henry street in Atilford: Mr. I Hamilton was recently released j’from the armed services in iGeri many.

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