The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 January 1964 — Page 3
s'•_ • , • School Board Discusses Purdue Survey Last Night
Members of the Lakeland Community , School Corporation's board of trustees took action on two items of the Purdue university survey which they besan to evaluate a special me ting h< ld last evening. Board members decided it would be practical for the corporation to eventually own all units of transportation, At the present time tty?re are 23 buses jointly owne> 1 by the drivers and the corporation. A schedule accepted by the board should reduce this number to 10 by 1967. Mr. Arnold reported that swne< cf .the routes could, be consolidated i and new routes added where needed, Double t runs’}and more efficient routing could prove helpful to the corporntion In a second action during the evening th- Un:<i v<u.<! t» have one senior high school for the entire corporation. However, it did
Township Trustee's (Abstract) Report Os Receipts And Disbursements FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1963 f .8 . . ■ • ■ I Clay Township, Kosciusko County
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total* .. .. » ®.i*6 tj 'DETAIL OF RECEIPTS 8««r«* ' . Amount TOWS'Hir It NO ', T*x>‘»----June r ' *3.479.34 1 To- »- D wvlx r • 1 . '? 1999 03 ■ Justice of F<-*c* Docket Fe*» ll o*> 1 Total Township Fund *4 489 37 SPECIAL SCHOOL FC ND Tax-x- junr . *19.28159 Taiea—■Deo tnber ' 15 527 4'9 Stat* Dixt Summer -Ed. 410 00 * i State Dtxt Transportation *713 40 State R.tmbr <Bp« claxx) 215 65 cirm Rent ’ *3 00 «. Brenda Falroue'r 35 ® Lafayett. Radio Refund 945 Guidance Refund 51 13 Ou Refund 70 48 Ina Prem Refund *“ ■ i ■’. " "■•-• > Total Special School Fund 842.356® TVITION FI ND Taxr*—June ■. ■ *37.431 64. TMea—Decemfcer. 31,747 99’ Cotwreaataxial Interest =_ *4 94 State out Tuition iNetl 34.427 41 Retirement AxaeaamonU 3.66*53 > State Voc Reimbr 1,996 00 Private Transfer 344 42 int'nnatMejTa* Dtatr 1.114 *4 > Transfer Tuition 785 131 Total Tuition Fund *9t>.6*o 89 ? t DOG nHOh**. . Do* Tax from Assessor * ■■■-' ' *32000 Raymond R.ed 203 Total Dos Fund *323 00 CIVIL TWP. BOND FVND ' Tax»-»—June . ■ ' . *2.479 34 Bank Refund 1 25 Tax t» l>< ember ■ 1.999 #3 Total Civil Tup Bond Fund *4.479 63 MHWI TWP. ROND it N|> Take* Jun- *2.14*74 Taxes ~ Dec. mt>. r 1.732 50 Total School Twp. Bond Fund 83*81-24 Dl.Bl is luwNantr »».su Class!fltalian es Bxaease And , Ta Wham Paid L Pat Trustee. Kents. ClerWaL-r Help and Travel Expense Raymond Reed *1.745 00 Betty L R«id 300 00 t. Beaks. Stationery. PrtetiM A Adrvrtlsins Business Euulp Co 591 Wstuie Pnnanx Co 10 46 8; K. Merrunan * Co 130 60 Postmaster of Claypool 30® Warsan TUn.a-Ucston 145 27 Th- Mail-Journal 154 83 *. Card nt Cemetertes Laymon Vane- 70 08 > Ronald Re-d • 3j Oo Andi Smith 100 00 4 JP Satan Carl Button. 2SOOO *. Other JP Fspease Cha* M R.es 21 09 «. Fire Prelection Warsaw Automotive Supply 14 50 l>aion Equip Baled 200 Kirkwood Garaae 16 95 Hoosier Fire Equip 369 45 WUda G Oarman MJ® Town of Claypool TOO 00 Chas M R-.« '* 71*5 *l*. Other Twa, lip Walburn Ins As'ncy „ 40*5D. James Snodcrasa a 75 Oo Raxmoud R-.-d 50 00 Donald Rins 100 00 Robert Merkle 10000 nut me Enclaad ' 100 00 Total Twp Fund *4.922 76 C—DISBCRSEMFNTS OF DOG FI ND Ralph Ivans. Jr. *1330 Harry Munson 6® 00 Harold Van Dyke 36 OtU Total Dos Fund *lo*oo 11—CIVIL TWP. BOND FUND First National Bank. Claypool Branch . Principal ‘ *3.000 flo «■ Interest 1.14135 Total ttvii Twp Bond *4.141 25 DIsBCRSEMENTS SPECIAL SCHOOL FIND CUssifkallea es Lxpenae And To Whom Paid lutirulien B-4 Clerical Help I Marilyn Ault *l.B® ® B-3 last rec lienal *«•*■** | Geowraphical Pub Co. 29 50 Mltch< H-FicttUtW. Inc 20 78 Gmu A Co Midwest Shop Supplies 42 59 Truman Printing Co. 35 10 Allied, inc «* 15 68 . Railroad MrmM « » Miriam Kuta , 540 BMinea* Equip. ©Bk . ’ »M School Servicv Co 4i 93 • National Chemsearch Corp. 25 34 Office Machine, Inc. 3546 PurdUc University 34 45 Groll.r Society Co. UIJI. Alien Business Mach. Co. 10 TO Warsaw Printtns Co 603 Audio Visual Aid 256 Indiana R.-staurant Bouip. Co. 5.40 The Nation s Schools MB Beiwtn. Inc. «® Mac Sunn- Macaaine As-ncy 6.00 H-*s DupUcaior Co 19 94 Welch Scientific Co. 32 52 D H Gohle Prtntin* Co 20« R. C Brnle Co. 125 Bur-au of Teats ,-122 Claypool School R. B Mell UP SB * Co. . 684 .8 Maurino Joßwmb Jttttwh » ’ ~ ; Calif Teat Bureau 3 ® B-« Other taatmellanal expenses .wnt Servtc * SOPPtt " 71 » Bsnmi Os Twto ’» vs— ru.u Jan Five* ” June Graham Kanneth L. Boorton «M* Coerdtnsts Aetivtt lea C»2 Traaaaortattaw A Sappttee Claypool Feed Store 247® WUda Q Garman u, 3* aSL‘a 146-15 Warsaw Ucmaa Bureau ’ * ’ Dale Cauffman « MSMJ Canton >»«<**-»- * * 1.23*8*
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not accept or . reject plans 1 or 2 of the survey. A general discussion on the problems of transportation to the 1 senior high school followed as did a discussion bri the- architects for the building. * ’ J | TAYLOR, Ronald Ray. Jr. Mi and M; - Ronald Ray Taylor of r 1 Leesburg are the parents of a son add third child, Ron-t aid Ray. Jr., born Jon. 9, at the Whi’l v <■>>• v?y hospital in Q>l* umbia City. Ronald Ray. Jr., tipped the scales art 8 'pounds, 1 [ ■ounces. The mother is the former On la Lea Popenfoose.
- . Balance Receipts DMuracments Dee, 31 • <3*9 37 S 4.922 76 * 1.740 2! 42.a5« •<> 35».J8«*5 >7 U. 024.52 ■ f 24 n 332 00 108 00- 300 50 47479 63 4.14125 1945 21 3.881 24 4.1J6 25 ] 15.971 65
> 146.129,80 *142.425 47 *63.89106 F-:r> r.» M»nn? 1200 » Dori-- Munson 73500 Edwsrd Manns ■ ’ 680 00 Gertrude Johnston 164 64 C-* tapense Other Coordinate Activities Wild* Garman 503 Sells Oil Co 13 25 ! Smith Tire Serrtee . 191 13 I Kerlin Motor Co 250 00 : Joseph G. R-y*olds 420 00 Operation D-l Waaea es Jaatters . Edward Kr-l* 4.405 80 * Mary Kreis 3.319.12 D-S Fwei ; Claypool Klevator toe, 2.464 06 Partners Elevator Co 521 17 ' Gosh, r- t Gas S. rvt-. 362 37 D-* Urht A Fewer NIPSCO 2.03*07 O-4 Jaaltarial 3 I Holcomb Co 238 10 The Blue Products Co. 28 00 . The U S Chemical Co 505 08 National Ch-msearch Com. 64 94 Hurittncton Lab. 98.2*; Korte Paper Co 204 82 i . Moellerlns Supply Co. '■ 20.101 ; Alien Shell Service -9* D-5 Other Operational Exp. The General Telephone Co. 262 45 Maintenance a F l Rep Bids A t are Tlraand J*-rry Dukan 90 00 Rob-rt Scott 133 50 i Joy* Brindle 92 00 Arthur Scott 8400 Kendall Brown 30 00 Paul t> aton 242 72 E-7 Materials A SeppUea Far Blds A Grounds Claypool Lumber Al Coal 686*8 Kins School Enulp. Co. 13 85 Ray Zinn 1 62 06 , Gosh-rt a Gas Co. ' 500 i Hauth Fire Service 19.00 s E-4 Jtep A Replacement of Eaaip i Martins Rec Motor 65® Elkhart W. ld A Boiler Works 2.214 53 1 Deaton Kautp Bales . 7 55; Purity Cylinder Oases 35 *0 Audio-Visual AM 5973 l Ind Boil B Free* Vessel Board 38 50 Gffic Machin. Co IM 22 Claypool Lurnb-r A Coal Co 72 32 Rule Elec Motor 33 75 Business Bcuip Co 170 00 Executive Office Mach Co 16 95 W<irknt<- Intercom Syst-rn 73 M I E-3 Repair and Reslarssapwt es Beses ' W A W Truck Sales 57 58 T-I. r Standard Service 400 Leonard Supply Co. 3.606.42 First National Batik 2.813 82 ; Smith Tire Service 21 59 Kirkwood Garas'- -309.50 rlir. MMvr Co 500 J Canton Moor? 109 09 •Herbert Mann 50 66 Fixed Charses . . F-l leapt A ' Rew* I Chas M Re.« . 284 15 Strayer Ina 39 55 Farm Bureau Ins 455 20 F-4 ImH Security < ( F. E R. Fund 319 91 F-6 Fixed Chartea Hamilton Sanitary Ser ■ 100 00 Auxiliary Activities s G-s Summer Activities Tbcmas Mill-r " 250 00 j>-an. Ford 250 W Laura? Ruaaeli 300 00 ' Debt Ser»ire H-l Payment of Bond First National Bank. Claypool Branch 3.030 M B-* Interest Claypool Branch 1,156 25 l capital Outfox X I-X Fumtlurv A Fault Lock Music Co g I 16838 Smith Tire Servte# 1498 R. aderx DU-St Music 17.61 G . Murphy Music 705 TLf Berry Music 36* sfe.n A settler 995 F»\i. it Pub Co 23.69 ■ Parker ■ Farm Automation '1.314 88 Luv. r-ne Music ■ 31.35 ; Wiek Music 127* •Snapp Music SAW Shawnee Music 1088 J. W Pepper A Son 41.7* Claypool Lumber, A Coal 66.2 S Hrnhitate Art Co, 14*4 Lowery Sew ms 10 95 Hal L- onard , Music 16.25 Edu atltmal Mtislc 15 10 | Blooms Store 28 « Total Special. School Fund *39*95.37 DISBL RSKMENTS TITHON UNO CiasaificatMH* es Expense And To Whom Paid B-7 Salaries Teachers Wendell Bryant *3.504 00 Carl Sands v 3*46 00 Jan Fleek 4 5.712.00 Joseph Reynolds J 3.214 00 Kenneth Bak- r 2.95*00 Brenda J Falconer 393.70 . Janet Whttelock 2.1*8 00 James Wilson 2.358 50 rtwMS Edward Drlv.-r 3,0100* Sami D»ek 2.04*.** Juna Graham 2,935 00 Donald Allen 2.208 0* inomas Mttter 6*M.O* Laura Russell 6,025.08 Viona Brown 2*99*u I Quentin Evans 6.349 0* Martha Folk 5*96.00 1 Eldora N-her V 4*o3® Wlltod-an Cochran UB 4.503 00 ■ Dclorls Crooke 4.503 00 adtth Pliusn 4.592 W : Maurtne Johnson L 230 0* Dorothy Musaelman 1L301.® John Smith f *s*.® John Baker 36.® Erba Morrison Amy Lou Volorski uUCIBe Outcrlt “ 127*0 Ctyde Beyers Carolyn Knsland 4XW Belva J. Hom 36 00 Carcttne Kerlin 60® Marietta Miner »h® Fixed Chartew F-l Transfer Tuftim Warsaw Comm. Schools 209 94 t Total Tuitton Fund 8»**1 *• —- - - wf limit vk* 'mf tlWt Y*dtaa
Wedding Vows Exchanged January 11 ! By Theresa Manchego, Steven Jones
! Miss Theresa Manchego, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Manchego of.Golden, Colo., and eh H. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Jones of 1801 E. street. Golden, formerly of Milford, were i united in marriage at four o’clock! -day. Jan. 11. in the First I ! Presbyterian church in Golden. I Rev Harold Davis officiatedr at] i the private nuptial service. Two large bduquets of blue and flowers uranc i by the i , mother of the bridegroom, grac- ’ d the altar. The bride wore a .pink street; I length .dress with an overskirt pf j pink net anil a pink hak hat w.th pink veil. Her flowerywere pink rosebuds. | | Mrs. Jack Richards of Golden ; £ th- n. it ‘n <>f honor. She a navy l l ;- silk dress. Her 'fl rs were white > arnations. Mr. Richards, a business partner of the bridegroom apd longtime ]
KLINE, Stacy Rae Mr and Mrs. Harold Kline of Syracuse are the of a . daughter, Stacy Rae. born Saturday, Jan. 18. at 1:28 p. m. at the Goshen hospital. The young Miss, who has a brother and sister, weighed seven » nds, one ounce at birth. The grandparents.are Air. and Mrs. D lpos Sheline of Syracuse lake. . MISSION CIRCLE MEETS WITH MRS. FIRESTONE The Mission circle of the Syracuse Church of God met at the home of Mrs. Louis Firestone Thursday, Jan. 16. Mrs. Oliver Hibschman. president, had charge of the meeting. The group sang **Trust "sncL Obey’’ after vbkh MH James! Mckibbin leg ' HF Mrs.] Barbara Freeman # wm in charge’ of the devotion*.; • : U After the business session Mrs ' ‘Walter Williams gave the lesson on “Three African Boys." The next meeting will be in Februarywith Mrs. Oliver Hibschman. Officers will be elected for the coming year. Mrs. Albert Troup dismissed with prayer. Refreshments were served by hostess to 16 adults and eight children present. Syracuse WSCS Opens Anniversary Period The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Syracuse MethT>di«t church, met in the church ; •parlor at 1 p.m., Jan. 16 to begin a two-year period of observing the 25th anniversary of the organiza-I tion. The president, Mrs. W. T.. Jones.. Jr., presided. Mrs. Vernon Brinkman served as program directory in the absence of Mrs. Ralph Thornburg Participating in the program were, Mrs. Joseph Bushong, Mrs. Mamie Wesner, Mrs. Dean Pittman. Mrs. Ruth Rapp. Mrs. Brinkman and Mrs. Jones. Members of Circle One, Mrs.; Oscar Benson, Mrs. Dean Pittman and Ida Deardorff were hostesses. They served refreshments from a table decorated - and in keeping with the silver anniversary theme. WAWASEE SKI CLUB ORGANISED The Wawasee Ski club was formed Wednesday, Jan. 8. The. following officers were elected.. Harold Stage, Ligonier, president; Gale Munson, Warsaw, vice president; and Joyce Frickies, Elkhart,; secretary-treasurer. The Mt. Wawasee Ski Lodge j managment offers a special sideration each Wednesday from--5:30 to 10:30. All equipment, area pass and lesion for MOO This is available to young and old alike. Paid Adv.
Goodwill Used Cars Always Satisfy 1963 BONNEVILLE Convertible, low mileage, loaded with .accessories. Still under warranty $3,395.00 1963 BONNEVILLE two-door hardtop, bucket seats, console. •.j floor shift Hydramatic. Sharp $3,295 00 1962 TEMPEST Convertible, four on the floor, good white wall tires, plenty of extras. Clean $1,795.00 . 1962 PONTIAC Catalina fvdan. power steering and brakes. good tires. One owner $2,295.00 1962 FORD Galax ie 500. two-door sedan, power steering. good rubber. Plenty of value ..: $1,695.00 1961 MONZA coupe, stick shift. Nice $1,395.00 1961 PONTIAC Star Chief sedan, power steering and and brakes. An ideal family car $1,895.00 1961 CHEVY Impala Convertible, power steering and and brakes, almost new tires. Very sharp $1,995.00 . 1960 DODGE Dart sedan, plenty of transportation .... $895.00 1960 MG Convertible, stick on the floor, good tires. Local owned $1,095.00 1959 OLDS Super 88 four-door hardtop, power steering and brakes, good tires. Clean $1,195.00 1959 CHEVY Impala four-door hardtop, V-8, powerglide. power steering ’. $1,095.00 D. W. Greene Pontiac Sales, Inc. THE HOME OF THE WIDE TRACK PONTIAC 12 EAST MARKET STREET NAPPANEE PHONE: 77M174
friend, was best man. Dinner Served A dinner for the immediate families and bridal party was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Jones at 6 o’clock. A centerpiece ' of pink roses and two silver candelabras with large pink bows | nd pink and white bells decorated ! the dinner table. The reception r'.nd open house f allowed at 8 p. m. A three-tiered wedding cake, dec--4 - i ;; weri» served at the reception. The newlyweds are residing in i a new house at 16044 W. 13th Pl. in Golden. Mrs. Jones is a graduate of Golden high school and is a I secretary for the Denver water I board of coramissicners. Mr. Jones is a 1-958 graduate of Milford high sehtx>l. He attended Adams State . college at Alamosa. Colo. He is ‘ employed at the Colorado Delivery in Denver. I .
Senior Mothers Elect Mrs. Cripe The Senior Mothers club oi Syr.it.-us-? met Monday at the homt 7 of Mrs. John W. Cripe. Eighteen members including two new members. Mrs. Dolphus Sheline and Mrs. William Bailey, were present. Mrs. Al Burson, president, presider for the business meeting. Mrs. Noble Blocker, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the following slate of officers which was approved: l President — Mrs. Cripe. Vice president — Mrs. Mary Van Dyke. i . ? Secretary-treasurer — Mrs. De- . loss Smith. j Chairmen elected were: Social, I Mrs. Richard Rondot; membership, I Mrs. George Myers; project, Mrs. • Kenneth Leonhardt; publicity, I Mrs. Eloise Method; program, ’Mrs. Bernard Roberts; sunshine ; gift's, Mrs. Muriel Sharp; Scout cabin board representative, Mrs. Crip?. A card was signed for Mrs. Floyd Gingerich who is recovering at her home from a broken arm. Plans for the annual spring party were discussed. The program for the evening was on 'Hobbies on Parade.” Interesting and beautiful hobbies were shown and discussed. Mrs. Cripe won the Sunshine gift. Co-chairmen were Mesdames Lewis Cobbum and Burson. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Leonhardt on February 3. Christian Science Bible Lesson For Sunday Is On Truth’ Jesus’xwords, “Ye shall know 1 the the truth shall make you free,” will be the theme at Christian Sciteqce church services this Sunday. Tteeßible-lesson on •Truth" will include these related readings from the denomination’s textbook: “The M?rnal Truth destroys what mortals seem to have learned from error, and i man's real existence as a child of God comes to light” (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. p. 288 J SKATING PARTY HELD RECENTLY Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Greene of Lake-Wawasee entertained several guests Saturday, Jan. 11, at an ice skating party at their j. home. A bonfire was built and refreshment were served under Japanese lanterns; hung on (poles. Games ' were played. Guests present were j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Menefee. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Lake j Wawasee; Mr. and Mrs. E. G. W iliams, Dearborn, Mich.; Mrs. I Isabelle SUhley, Mrs. Vance 'Moots, Mrs. Anne Curtis, Mrs. Dee Darnell and William Myers, I all of Syracuse.
TO RUN AGAIN — Warren Shively of Nappanee, Elkhart county commissioner from the Third District, has ’old this paper of his intentions tc fi‘e for re-elec-tion to the cffice. e has been comm ss oner tor p ist 20 years and has proved :a ; c.cit vote-get-ter. Mli-FOTD I EE'itiunG Hospital loxs i.ROYCE FULLE.3 IN HOSPPITAL ■ Royee Fuller, owner and operator of FuHer s General Store ih Milford, was taken to the Elkhart i General hospital Sunday morning following a heart attack. He was t listed in fair conditicn on Tuesday ■•f this weekREV. RICHARD SUMNER UNDERGOES OPERATION I Rev. Sumner. pastor of I the Milford Methodist church; underwent a kidney removal at 8:30 a. m. last Saturday in the St. Joseph hospital at Kokomo. ‘ 1 MRS. FLOYD (Sandy. FULLER INJURES LEG IN FALL Mrs. Floyd (Sandy > e Fuller. s< ■ h M lin street.. Mijt d. t< r i the ligaments in her left leg last Wednesday when she fell down the basement steps. She is to stay off the leg for several weeks. Henry Doty of r 1 Milford was admitted to Goshen hospital last Wednesday. ‘ Larry Gene Rodgers cf Leesburg . was admitted Friday to the Murphy Medical Center. » Joseph Mater of r 2 Leesburg was dismissed over the week end from the Murphy Medical Center. Glendon Huffman of Milford was treated in the tmergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end for a laceration to his left thumb sustain- , ed in an industrial accident. He was released after treatment. j Herman H. Allen of Leesburg entered the Goshen hospital Monday. I Peggy Edwards, nine-yehr-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gumer Edwards of Leesburg, received medical treatment Tuesday in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center. She was released following treatment. Terry Haab of Orland Park. 111., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Haab of Milford, is a patient at the St. Francis hospital at Blue Island, m. / Earl Robison of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to Whitley County hospital the first part of this week.
PYTHIAN SISTERS HOLD INSTALLATION Syracuse Pythian Sisters, Loyal Temple 130, met Wednesday, Jan. 15. The meeting was opened in regular form with Florence Moore most excellent chief, presiding. After the business session installation of officers was held. Officers installed were: Mrs. Nelson Hoover, M. E. C. Mrs. Chester Stiffler, senior vice; Mrs. William Whitten, •,junior vice; > Mrs. Ruth LeCount, manager; Mrs. Zerola Zook, treasurer; Mrs. Lee Poyser, secretary; Mrs. Margarette Forest, protector; Mrs. Ella Unrue, guard; and Mrs. Orley Brown, pianist Refreshments of sandwiches, a dessert cake and coffee were served to 12 memb ra present, by Miss Moore arid Mrs. Whitten. The next meeting will be held Wednesday. Feb. 5.
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Lt Terry Frushour At El Toro, California j SANTA ANA. CALIF. — Marine First Lieutenant Terry L. Frushour, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Charles L. Frushotir of Syracuse, is serving with the Marine Corps Refueling and Transport Squadron 352 at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif. He undergoes constant training ' to maintain combat readiness and i military efficiency in this part of the Marine Corps military’' forpe. S Sgt. R. T. Eckley, USM In Puerto Rico ROSEVELT ROADS; P. R. — Marine Staff R T. Eckley, son of ( kl y . r 1. Leesburr. js j.i thfe Caribbean with Marine Compos t>. Reconnais- ; sanee Squa - T»vo,'temporarily based at til.? Ni.a Air Station, ; Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. Tile squadron is training with ■f ... Marine Corps units and elements of the Navy’s air wing in the Caribbean. The composite recon unit is part of the t Second Marine Aircraft Wing based at the M none. Corps Air ' Station, Cherry Point, N. C. Glenn D. Hensley, USM, On Way To Okinawa CAMP PENDLETON,’ CALIF.— .Marine Private Glenn D.' Hensley. son of Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Hensley of Cromwell, recently completed extensive training in preparation for transfer to the Far East. He is enroute to Okinawa and [duty with the Third Marine Division. The division will be in the Far east for 13 months. They departed San Diego on January 8. While in Okinawa, the Marines will be part of the American] force-in-readiness in the Far East. The Third Marine Division provides the South East Treaty Organization (SEATO i with a ready pool of combat-ready infantrymen and supporting forces. Okinawa is 65 miles long and ranges from 2 to 17 miles in width. It is 960 miles from Tokyo, Japan, and 900 miles from Hong Kong.
ST-MAR-KOS POMONA GRANGE HAS JAN. 2 PARTY Forty members of the St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange -were present Thursday evening, January 2, at a post-Christmas party at the Bremen Grange Hall. The December 19 meeting was postponed due to bad weather. A potluck supper was served with the home economics committee providing the turkey, ham, dressing, coffee, and rolls. All officers, except one executive committee member, were in I their respective places for the business session. Three of the new officers were installed by Ben Thompson, namely Glen Pinkerton, as steward; Lois Schafer as j ■lecturer: and Irene Ronk as Ceres. f c The following subordinate granges gave reports of their activities: Bremen, Waubee (Milford), Menominee. Harmony and New Tamarack. Reports vt’ere heard from the audit committee, approved and accepted; from the home economic, , agriculture and legislative chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Felkner of Milford presented the Pomona Grange, the Grange implements. Mrs. Lois Schafer, lecturer, presented the following program: “Silent Night” and “O. Come AH Ye Faithful” by the entire group. 4 reading "The Night After Christmas” was given by Mrs. | Raymond Pinkerton, and Patty | Schafer gave the poem “Christ- ■ mas”. A gift exchange was enjoyed as well as a silent auction, the latter being conducted by the home ! economics committee. Those from Waubee Grange attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Felkner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heyde. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller,’ Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pinkerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton. The next regular meeting will be held Jan. 16 in Milford at the Waubee Grange hall with a potluck supper at 7 o’clock. Intermediate Mothers Enjoy Program On Shoes The intermediate Mothers clubof Syracuse met Monday. Jan. 20, at the home of Mrs. James Stucky. Tas president, Mrs. Avon Bushong, was in charge of the bus ; ness meeting. The program chairman. Mrs. Loren Longenbaugh, introduced Orrin Hall and Richard Sheets of Nappanee, who presented the program “Put Your Best Foot Forward." Mr. Hall and Mr. Sheets gave an interesting talk and showed slides on shoes and feet. They also showed many new spring styles of ladies’ shoes. Mrs. Maurice Crow won the Sunshine gift Mrs. Stucky and her. assistants, Mrs. Edward Coy and Mrs. Longenbaugh served refreshments to 26 members present The next meeting will be February' 3, at the home Mrs. Delbert Brown.
Thursday, January 23, 1964
Milford Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar of Milford were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Miller and family of Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Camp, Pat and Craig of Kalamazoo, Mich, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Butrick of near Milford. j Everett Wenger of Oswego and Ernest Wenger of Goshen were Saturday afternoon callers of their mother. "Mrs. Anna Homan of Milford. Sunday afternoon and evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaiser, Jr., and family at Milford were Mr. and Mrs., Ralph Clausoji and family of New Paris. Mrs. Edward Lentz of Milford •-1 “’-t the week end with her son and daughter-in-law? Dr. .and Mrs. Owen Lentz, at Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Krull and family of Nappanee and Mr. and Mrsr-Gepige Tru-?x of Milford were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Krull of Milford. They made ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Steffen and Mr and Mis.: Theo Beer ot Mill :d left on January 14 for Phoenix, Ariz.. where they are visiting Mr. and M:j. Jo > H mold and M.-. and Mrs. Alan Beer. Mrs. Heiriold is a sister of Mrs. Steffen, and Mr. Beer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Beer. Mrs. Rilla Smetzler Qf Elkhart was among the Tuesday afternoon guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Butrick of near Milford. Ice Cream and cake were served in honor of Mrs. Butrick’s birthday. Mrs. Alice Taylor and children were evening callers.
Syracuse Locals
Mr. and Mrs. George Lamm, Syracuse, were dinner guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bruce, Waterford. Lou Ann Glass of South Bend, who has come to stay with her grandmother, Mrs. Maude Geiger, Syracuse, has enrolled in the senior class of the Syracuse high school. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mabie and daughters. Syracuse, entertained at dinner Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geiger of Milford, Mrs. Maude Geiger, Mrs. Emma Mabie, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Mabie and daughter and Mrs. Ray Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treadway of Syracuse visited the latter’s sister. Mrs, Carl Moore, Mr. Moore and familj- at Mishawaka on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Disher, Syracuse, left Sunday for a vacation in Ocala, Fla. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Terry’ Trexler I who had spent the holidays, in Syracuse with Mrs. Trexler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kline. The T.exler’s left Sunday by ; plane for their home.
BETHEL YOUTH STUDY DATING The first of a series of lessons on dating titled, ° ‘Conduct On A Date,” was studied by the Bethel Youth group at their meeting last Thursday evening in the social rooms of the church in Milford. The lesson started with a sound film strip and was followed by an interesting discussion about ideas for dating, dress and manners. Devotiohs for the evening were in charge of Herb Reuter, who also led the group in prayer. The business meeting was conducted by the president, Larry Hoover. Linda Kesler, secretary, erad the minutes of the December 5 meeting and reviewed the caroling party and New Year’s watch which were held since that time. The group voted to arrange a Sunday’service for March 8 at the church. Carol Chambers, who had a birthday Thursday, was startled with a big “Happy Birthday Surprise.” The next meeting will be Thursday, Feb. 6. Victor D. Hale, USN, Returns From Cruise
Victor D. Hale, machinery repairman second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ceyland L. Hale of Ligonier returned to Newport, R. 1., aboard the destroyer USS Blandy, December 20 after three months deployment in the Mediterranean and Middle East. Blandy participated in operations with units of the British and Pakistani Navies, and aircraft from Iran and Turkey in a CENTO exercise called MIDLINK VI. This exercise was designed to increase military cooperation and efficiency among allied nations. J. L. SCHROEDER LOSES DRIVERS LICENSE John Lewis Schroeder of 917 E. Main street, Warsaw, has had his drivers license suspended according to the latest report from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis. His license is suspended from 12-7-63 to 2-5-64 for reck- | less driving. •
THE MAIL JOURNAL
f Mr. and Mrs. John Colberg and Christa, of Milford called on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar Wednesday. . Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna Homan Milford Mrs. Dean Wagner of Elkhart and her daughter, Beverly and two children of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John Down and Ezra Wenger, all of Goshen. ' Steve Kaiser, a junior at Purdue university, is spending his mid-term vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaiser, at Milford. Steve is a mechanical engineering major. Wednesday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Butrick of near Milford Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fisher. ■ j ' Mrs. Verl Lindzy of DeW’art Lake spent Wednesday and Wed- ’ nesday night with her sisters in Plymouth. . Mr. and Mfs. Harold Kinsey of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Don Anglin of Nappanee were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Edward Lentz of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Lindzy of Dewart Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindzy and son, Mark, of New 0 Paris and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lindzy of Milford attended the Sunday funeral of Mrs. Artie Fawley in North Manchester. Mr. and 'Mrs. John Augsburger, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. M., W. Levernier, "Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leveiftuer, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miller, all of Lake Wawasee, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levernier and family at Milford.
Millard Hire has returned from a Florida vacation. He was accompanied to Syracuse by his daughter, Mrs. K. V. Stanley, Mr. Stanley and son of Dayton, O. who- spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. James Darrow of near Goshen were Sunday dinner guests Os Mrs. Darrow’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert George, Syracuse. Mrs. Sid Firestone, Syracuse, was entertained at "the Barbee Ho- , tel with a birthday party recently. Mrs. Firestone was presented with a birthday cake. Her hostesses were Mrs. Betty Frevert. Mrs. Lloyd Disher and Rose Baumgartner. : ' t Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Gilbert, Syracuse, spent Sunday in Elkhart. ' . i A Sunday dinner guest in the home of Mrs. F. J. Banning of r 1, Pierceton was Mrs. Dale Grimes \of Syracuse. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bitner and Mrs. Carl Thomas, all of Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Williamson of Etna Green. The’ Williamsons also visited in the Kermit Summers home.
ISLAND CHAPEL LADIES AID ELECTS OFFICERS JAN 9 An all day comforter knotting meeting was held in the Island Chapel church annex Thursday, Jan. 9, with a potluck dinner at noon. Three comforters were knotted. Rev. Wilson was present to enjoy the dinner and conduct the annual election of officers. Mrs. Harvey Hollar, the president, -presided, opening the meeting with. “The Beautiful Garden of Prayer.” Mrs. Paul Kegebein read the secretary report and roll call. Election of officers were: President, Mrs. Kendall Biller; vice president, Mrs. Harvey Hollar; secretary, Mrs. Roy Tusing; treasurer, Mrs. Paul Hollar. Mrs. Kenneth Heckaman was enrolled as a new member. Mrs., Donald Fox will be the February hostess. During the dinner, Mrs. Donald Fox presented a lovely two-layer decorated birthday cake, honoring Mrs. Robert Rumfelt, with a trick, no blow-out candles. J' '
NEWCOMERS CLUB HOLDS WHITE : ELEPHANT SALE ' The Syracuse Newcomers club met Wednesday evening, Jan. 15, in the home of Mrs. Carl Hepler with 22 members present, including one new member, Mrs. Roger Holsclaw. Guests were Mrs. Richard Atkinson, Mrs. Dora Englehart and Miss Sharon Hoke. The co-hostesses were Mrs. Jan Rinker and Mrs. Max Wagner. The business meeting was in charge of Mrs. Frank Bieber, president. Following a short business session the annual white elephant auction was held. Mrs. Rinker and Mrs. Wagner acted as auctioneers., . Mrs. Jean Rogers and Mrs. Oscar . Dahl won the door prizes. I . The next meeting will be a pot- ■ luck supper in the home of Mrs. Donna Hostetler on February 19.
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