The Mail-Journal, Volume 2, Number 53, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 February 1964 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, February 6, 1964

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LAND O LAKES LEAGIE January S?. 1961 STANDINGS W L ••A" Ftlaht McCormick-Cutter 50 30 Kohrr'a Ini. 2J Farmer s F-ed ' X Blue Shin*’.- 45 35 Pre* Tavrn 'JJ p® Drsa's MUM 3?, « Liberty Coach 345 43 H Hire'* Kectrlc 34HA5H Syracuse Lesion 34 46 tyr. • 30 50 Hish team series— Kober's Ins 2739 Huh team lame — Farmer's F--d 990 600 series — L Vance? 223-245-192-660. A Howel! 251-187-193-631. F Nylkoa 205-212-225-t42. 540 »-ri>» — G Nordman 586, N Biddle 543. W Staley 547. D Brown 562. B Carmin 551. R Strombeck 590. R Thwal s 663. L MollpnhouT 544. D S* nson 554. D Gardner 553. O Cobbum. 560. W Pilch.r 557 200 tamrs — D, Swenson 224. D. Gardner 215. S Hire 220. R gtrombeck■ 220. G Nordman 213-215. N. Biddle 212. , W. Day 204. M. Hire 201, L. MoUenbour 201. O Cobbum 202 Logan Fu>l ■ _ S 2 Wawasee Marina 47 33 Harris ■ Funeral Home • ' 47 33 | Au r « Service - 42?.37; 7 ByW Mo ■>'}' • 42 7 Galloway* Groc . 40 40 State Bank ot Syracuse 38’>41Shafer Mfr. Co Walter* Druas . » Rose Jewelry . A Huh serie* — Loe an Fu-l 2540 HUh game — Stall Bank 905 ,,, ... 600 iierteo — C. Darte* 190-234-188-004 -.500 serie* — M. HentseM 810. L. Your.it 504. P Wilson 510. R Braa. 1 550, D Bny-art 525. W Huffer 586. B Hare 531. C, Sinirry 589. R Cl< v. naer 535. H Bon-racer 506. G Carpenter 564. M Host- tter 517. R. Mock 522. M. Workman 523. O Ki* tl-r 523. 200 came* — B Hare 213, C. Bburey 203-201. M Hostetter 202. O. Carpenter. 215. W Huft- r, 212-202. D Kny-art 201. R Braze! 202. P. Wilson 246. D. Hoover 214, M Hen Well 215. THURSDAY NITE LADIES LEAGUE January SO. 1964 i Darnell Accounting 59 .25 Klinks J*®*' Pitcher* 54 30 North Webster Bank 51 2 Fasctnanou Place «• » Car*;- ‘ <?- Lalt.land Produce Am-rican Industrie* 46 38 Wawasre Package 45 39 L ~ K Drlre-Ir 45 39 Brarel’s Balt 43 41 MiAhi-r* 40 44. war* Family s«r» *® Jf McCormick-Cutt.r » 48 Strickler Motor* OartbU* » 49 Bausher Builder. 32 » Martse* 3? Darr s Gull .26 58 _ Frans », c>r« ■ ry ” # ' l „ H i im< 11 846-2355 V . 500 series — V. Penn 158-110’191-519. B Nyc« 147-187-172-506, P Likens 120-191-192-50 i. D Coburn 100-165-190-535.' B Green. 81-181-180-542. D Darr- ll 151-169-181-501, D Spearman 4 9-I'W-16--501. I Stahley 160-180-162-502 170 *am-» and 450 serie® — L. Stoelttag 180-463. O K< tiring 170. J. Mtehler 172-465. B CarwUe 185-497. N Seartos* 186-430. T Schrock 180-473. R Whi’« 174, D Hire 171. B Capl- 175-452. P Scott 463. E T>:man 465, H Frusbour 455. E. Hutsell 450. K White 451. P Loti 453. J S-christ 485. W. Fin ton 46.3 IXTRA-CITY LEAGI'E. January 30 1964 - ' McClintic Ins , 54 30 McComkk-Cultrr 1 t 50 34 O K Sale* -46 38 Trianb.e 46 38 I Ru. h Lawnmow. r 43>-38’4 Kiim’i P-X •. 44 40. | Byrd s Mobil ' 42 42 i The Mail-Journal -- 4«'-4l Lak els nd Met or* = 29 55 I Dairy Qu- ■ n " 23 .61 ; Honor Score* — H Schrock 217-603. J Kern 200-315-374. L. Kirkdorff.r 556, J I Wortituer 297-595. G Carpen-er. SV. D i Butler .14-540. H Feaster 223-507. D Miller 313. L = Burtafleid 205-SJB. E. An- : derbon 204-539, Doc” RookMool 202-201-530. N KU«!--r 534. J Brouwer 532. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED IXAGVE Jaaaary 31. 1964 Huey Well Drilling M 39 Pin-ups 55 33 Beacon . 52 .'6 Anchor Bar . 49 39 EUkea* Tap 45 43 Mcaul Rubber 44 ♦< ' playhouse 44 Sportsman * Center -43 45 ] Tom Socks 42H45H j Country Corner 41 47 Maris- l 41 4T Wawane TV 41 47 Rueb « Vans 40-,4l'y Perry'* Sunoco ' 40 -• 4. . Electronic Center 4O'-47 ! , Campbell'* Market 40 40 , Clip A Curl 38 50 Strickler Motors 35 52 Eish team game and »«rle* — Huey * 7 - EMf — O. AUw. 304-232-104

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190 zam-a and SGO serie* - men — L. Owen 213-549. J. Rhodes 536. A. Armbrust r 191. G. Funk 222-533. , B Criswell 200-533. B. Coburn 208-516. T. Leer 217-562. J. Krn 212-193->7l, K. Knlsl. y 516. J. Lowe 195-543. B. Byrd 203- K W Kurt* 223-535. G Beav.r* 216-192-561. J. Moreanthaler 214-565. 500 serie* wom«-n — S. Ho-ye-rr 162204- P Rhode* 182-133-523. E. Blakesley 171-500. D Coburn 184-513. B. Stump 197-189-522. B Viilan’nibam 178-223-562. K. Knisley 176-175-173-524. 170 gamesand 450 series - wom. n — B Greene 487. J. Nolan 450. N Peterson 170-473. J. Kern 461. N Willson 462. J Swenson 180-464. J. Stl.lt pe 4SO. F. Maresh 172. G Thwahs 177-173-497, 8. Kern 180-486. M. L WiUs-y 171-465. B. Kline. MONDAY. NIGHT COI'NTY LEAGVL January 5. 1964 "A" Learae 1 Lakeland Produce «2 *6 Thornburg Drug » 33 PUcher s Shoes I’? Kai- Island B- aeon 4 - Wawasee Pack**' *4 44 Wawasce Bowl ♦* Free Tavern *> *8 Teghtmey r Hdwv. o K Sales. 3 f Anchor Bar J Hish ■ team tame and Serba — Ki33e 2853 ' • i High Ind same —C, McCuen MS. High Ind. serie* — L Vance 63«. «B" I-rarue ■ North Webster Lions 55532 H ; Bykr Motors . . t 6 / s*’ 5 *’ s I Kind - r Mft Co. . „ 45 « ; Kurley s K>-;>r* V 43 ■Dixi. Boat ■ 4a Harb.. Lak.* Hot ! 41 !. Rich's Texaco . "J Syracuse Rubber Co. 33 50 Coxy's Gun Shop 38 53 ' Huh team tame — Kuriey s Keslers |. 914 Htah team aerie* — Syracuse Ruober i Co 2609 ' Hun Ind. game —- D Barnett ■’33o. Huh Ind aert s — D Barnett and M Workman <th ' 574. ■ _ '- 200 gam<* and 600 series — O Klstl-r 204. J Carr 211. C Eby 218-225. F Nyikos 220. D Pilcher 213. R Thibaut 224-201-624. P Plank 214. D. Arthur 213. A Howell 205. R Strtanbeck 20$, V. I Stay, r 245 M. K nnedy 214. C Frusbour 1 223-200. L. Vane.’ 225-223-637. J Tracy 202. H. Bart man 209. C McCu.-n 256624 A 'Weber 203. K Armbruster 224. : J Morsanthaler 221. B Smith 202. J. 1 Kern 205. R. Huffman 201. O Vanator 210. E Gordon 215. C. Gilbert 204-203. C. McKibben 227. A Culver 212. P. Royer 203-205. D. Barnett 230. D Workman 204. M Workman 205. R. Johnson 209. P Roberts 207. F Avery 211. C Garner 202 TVESDAY ’AFTERNOON LADtES LEAGL'E I February 4, 1964 Kinder Mft ~ Syracuse Cleaners 43 29 Si -epy Owl 41 31 B A K Drive-Tn 381*33** ■ Srate Bank of Syracuse 38 34 | Tom Socks 35 J? L.Verni.rs- Auto Polish 33 39 I Wawa»e« Laundromat »H4ihi Aut*bur»er s- IGA 3® 42 SB ‘N Knit » 47 Hlth Ind, game and series — 8. Kern 201-539. ' . T- am high game — Wawasee Laundromat 776. Team high sert. l — Sleepy Owl 2295, 170 gam.* and 440 ».-rie» — J. Stoelti tn« 175. 8 Wolterman 443. A. Sudlow 450 B Kiln- 180-48', W. Schrock 179- , 1452. H Fnwhour 441. M. Lung 440. K iHutsoll 454, W. Fin ton 177-480. 8 Kern 1201-176-539. R Emerick 475. E. Tat man ! 170-464. A Stefanskt 179-480. B Nyc< 185-477. B App» ns-Uer 472. D. Spearman 187-494. B Coy 173-455. TIE'DAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGVE ' f‘abraary 4. 1964 I Pbo and Faye 57 27. | Bud's Mobil 51 » ;Am titan Stalo .Bank 49 35 i Turf Bar = . Clerk s4B 36 ! Syracuse Rubber 47 37 ..Lakeside Laundry *7 37 I Dewart take Grocery. 45 39 Beacon Jowl},. iw.»v-r Tool . Wawatei TV ’ Weaver Berd* 35 49 I Pickwick ■ 34t549'4 ; Joans » 34 50 ’o-rerds n 33 51 : L***hum Elevator - . ,22 6I High team game and Rrirt — Grrke * 18’1-2442 ’ 500 scrips •— J Nolan 199-157-225-581. D Ttiwa'U 176-H5-182-523 ITU cam. a and 450 aerie# — E Wogo- ■ man 186-478. E Burtsfleid 174-473. C-. I Miner 183. L Gilbert 179-480. J. Byland i 481. P Rhode* 470. H Frushour 171-478. I carwtl 180-473. K. Knisley 178-466.

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H. Adair 461. M. Searfoss ltl-170-464. 8 Ryan 183-486. M. Thornburg 170, N Petereon 200-486. V. Kltson 184. TVESDAY NIGHT MENS LEAGUE February 4, 1964 Alger Beaver* 52 32 Crystal Flash 48 36 Baugher Const. 46 38 Brax.l Bait 42 42 Syracuse Cleaners 40 44 Niles Bros. 38 46 H. Kline Cont. , 36 48 Likens & Sons 34 50 High team game and series — Eager Beav- rs 921-2663. Ind. high game and series — N. Kistler 222-606. 200 game* and 500 series — Clifford Walton 201-523. H Mlckley 201-506, Bob Likens 201-515. G. Vanator 504. A Howell 208-561, N. Kistler 222-202-222. 8 Smith 208-500. G. 8.-averi 573. C. Wilkinson 502 f MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE ; February 4. 1964 Turf Bar I 59528 H TUff Bar Hb. 2 ■■. 56 32 Mobrman F-edj 55 33 Uitl- and Clark 53 35 Servisoft and Lindsay i 48 40 Milford Co-op 47*4401* Mishler Funeral Home 45i s 42*i. Campbell's Mkt. 42 46 C. S. Myers 32 455** Augsburger* iga 31 57 Chore-Time Equip 30 58 Brock Mfg 28 60 ° Season high game and series, team — Turf’ Bar 1 960-2688. Season high game, Ind. —■ P. Bartlett 263. Season high series. Ind. — D. Dippon 635 Weekly high game and serhs. team — Turf Bar 1 947-2654 600 sert.s — F WoUerman 600. 500. seri-s - H Feigner. 597. G. Est p 537. J Speit.h- r 572. D Butler 567. M < Wolferman 561. B. Burkett 549. R Fisher 547. B Litt!. 546, R. Sorensen 544. J Keller 536. W Mishler 537 tD. Dippon 529. W Jackson 528. G Keller 526. R Wolferman 523. L Newman 507. L. Myer* 503. D Om 501. . * 200 games — H. F lkn-r 223-300. F, Wolferman 222-200: W. Mishler 220. W. ; Burgett 218. D Butler 218. R Sorens-n j 210. L Myers 209. D. McFarren 202, W. Jackson 202, M Wolferman 202 G. Estep 200. L Newman 200. B Little 200 HIT END MISS LFAGUE Febrblsry 5, 1964 Juday Electric 61 .19 Thwalt* Grain ‘ 58 38 Gray’s Market 49*»30U I Jcshn t Jet Crete ' 41 39 j IXL 38 441*4 ; Sriian’s 38 42 Paul** Generator Rep. 38 42 Indian Hills 37 43 j OK Sales 34 445*4 , Pearh-y s Lim- 32' ; 48 ; -. Ac.s 31 49 Merry B.e Dolt Hosp 29 51 Honor score* for men — J. Rhodes 203, B Thwaita 548. L W. ldy 603-201-205. O. Cobbum 595 T Wo«om«fi\ 596-246. J. K. rn 229. / \ Honor scores for wome» — P. Rhodes 444, O Thwaits 442. M Zelinger 443. S. K.rn 571-200-203. M Carpenter 454. S. Ryan 5771198-203-176, N Gray 440, L Voland 441. V. Peachey 485 Area Basketball Schedule Friday, February 7 Albion at Pierceton Jefferson Twp. at Milford Plsmouth at Warsaw Silver Lake at Claypool North Webster at Larwill Leesburg at Cromwell Sidney at South Whitley Syracuse at Wolfe Lake Saturday, February 8 North, Judson at Mentone I Komets To Play Toledo February 11 The Fort Wayne Komets, still j leading the international hockey j league, w ill come ba< long i road trip to take on the second place Toledo team Tuesday, .Feb. j 11. at 7:30 p. m. on Fort Wayne ; ice. The Komets are enjoying one of their best seasons, both in games won and attendance.

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Trojans Lose To Mentone Friday Glenn Kammerer By JOSEPH JESSOP If any one didn't go to the Mentone-Milford clash last Friday night I surely don’t know who it was. Mentone beat Claypool {(county champs) the Friday be- ; fore by 2 points. This meant the Bulldogs had the county horseshoe. The Trojans wanted that horseshoe, and if *they got it it would be for the first time in two years. They didn’t get it. You ; have to beat the team that has the shoe before you can take it ‘ away from them. Since the county tourney the Trojans have looked mighty good by beating Wawaka, and Leesburg. by margins. But we must look side too. Neith|er school has a very good team 4 this year and with the scoring punch we have naturally clob- : ered them. Now it,' was time for the Tro- ; jans to settle down and play some good all-round basketball. Now was the time to play some good defense, and keep Mentone’s score down so we could beat them with our supposedly good offense And so the game got under way with neither team scoring at first. Both teams scored a free throw, and then Mentone's Parker cut loose on a shooting barage that we just couldn’t stop. When the buzzer ended the first period of plaj’ Mentone was on top 18-13. Milford let at the end of |he 2nd quarter by one point 33-32 and at three-quarter time Mentone was back in the lead 50-43. The game ended with the Bulldogs taking the honors 76-68. The box scores are as follows: MENTONE (76) — Zolman 794, Nelson 752. Warren 401, J. Whetstone 324, Parker 254, M. Whetstone 101. East 155, Murcia 001. Totals 25-26-22. MILFORD (68) — Dewart 403, D. Groves 335, Baker 323, Mishler 001, M. Groves 414, Stump 305, Zimmerman 373, M. Beer 010, Holderread 542. Totals 25-18-26.

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Trojans Down Millersburg In I 71-68 Thriller By JOSEPH JESSOP e The Milford Trojans wog£ their ir 13th game of the season last night t (Wednesday) by defeating fourth .ranking Millersburg of Elkhart county. The Trojans now boost a * j 2-1 record against Elkhart county e j teams by defeating Bristol and _ Millersburg. The only defeat they t suffered was from New’ Paris, who leads their county with a 141 ’ 2 record. 3! Our Trojans were never headed i as we lead by quarter scores of 213 '15; 36-31, 56-49 and 71-68. As you t : can see by the quarter scores, it i was a close game. The Millers nevj er gave up, and as I predicted the * Trojans had their troubles. They 1 were ahead by one point with 58 ■[seconds, but Millersburg had the 5 ball. They passed it around for a- ’ while, trying to get that one good 1 shot to win the game. That good > shot never came as senior Mike ■ Zimmerman tied up one of the Millersburg players for a jump ball. Mike got the tip, and from him si it 'Went to Holderread. Tom drib- - bled to the side where he immedI lately called time out with two * j seconds to go. After the time out i Zimmerman was fouled and he ! sank both shots to give his team a t 3 point win. t Holderread was high point man i for Milford with 21 points, fol- , 1' A.JI by Marion Groves with 19. Marion’s brother Dick came up . with 13 for the night. The game was played at Millersburg. -

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Court News Divorce Suit Filed Clara M. Smith. Syracuse, has filed a divorce suit against Robert D. Smith, Goshen. They were married Feb. 21, 1958, and separated Dec. 15, 1963. There are no children. Syracuse Man Fined Ronald Clingerman, Syracuse, was fined recently in a Columbia City court for speeding in Whitley county. Divorce Suit Filed Jennie r 3 Syracuse, has filed suit for divorce against James Puckette. They were married June lA, 1963, and separated July 18, 1963. The plaintiff asks that her former name, Jennie Linville, be restored. VACATION IN FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs.. William Kerfin and daughter Dianne and Sharon Levemier spent last week in Florida. All are from Syracuse. The girls were home for a vacation between semesters. Mrs. Kerfin and Mike Ahrens drove the girls back to college Sunday. They will be rooming together this’ semester. In Florida Dianne and Sharon collected shells from the beach to decorate their room at school. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Carl Drudge of Milford gave a surprise birthday . party for Mr. Drudge arid Mrs. A Esco Busenberg of Elkhart at her home Wednesday evening. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drudge of Goshen. Mrs. Helen Arthur, Debbie and Sherry of Dewart Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martin of New Paris, John Hershberger of Bremen, and Miss Marlene Martin of Milford.

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BIRTHS JACKSON, Terry Jay r Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jackson of r 2 Milford are the parents of their fourth child, a son, Terry Jay, born Thursday, Jan. 30, at the Elkhart General hospital. Terry Jay tipped the scales at six pounds, four ounces. The Jackisons’ other children are Timmy, and Sherry. ( {COOL, Kevin Dale A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Edward Cool of r 1 North Webster at 10:37 a. m„ Saturday, Jan. 25, in Whitley County hospital. The new arrival has been given the name of Kevin Dale. He weighed nine pounds, 2% ounces. The mother is the former Jo- : sephine Gaff. The couple has one | other child. MILLER, Michele Marie Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mi Hereof Syracuse are the parents of a duaghter, Michele Marie, .bom on i Saturday, Feb. 1, at 11:25 p. jat the Goshen hospital. « Michele weighed two pounds, 1 six ounces at birth and will yemain in an incubator at the hbspital for six to eight weeks. The Millets have another daughter, Shari Anne, l* s . Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Bitner of Dewart Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller of Goshen. ■ r *—— —- '■ X r— L «6AP KITTY ) ANO THt CLAS6«FtBD» K MUY WEKK

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MILTON J. KARESH ESCAPES INJURY IN MINOR ACCIDENT Milton J. Karesh, 22, of r 1 Syracuse, escaped injury Tuesday, Jan. 28, when his auto collided with one driven by Ray Roush, 66, of Goshen. The accident occurred on U. S. 33 near Goshen. Roush was treated for minor cuts and bruises. Officers reported that Karesh was stopped behind a car that was making a turn when Roush ran i into the back of the Karesh auto,, i , — !TO VISIT CHURCH | IN FRANCESVILLE The teen-agers class of the Apostolig. Christian church at Milford will spend Sunday at the Apostolic church in Francesville. The class will be accompanied by the {teachers, Philip Beer, "Carlton Beer, and Walter Steffen. — —— ' ■' MRS. KELLY IMPROVING • It has been reported to The Mail-Journal office that Mrs. Marie Kelly is improving in the Pekin, 111., hospital. She will be hospitalized , for some time.

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