The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 March 1964 — Page 2

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w 1 W> fl 1 fl LAND O LAKES Marell 4. 1964 STANDINGS . W L "A" Flight MeCormlck-CQtter 59 37 Kober's Ins 59 37 Blue Shingle 53 44 Farmer** • Feed 50 46 Frog Tavern 48 48 . O-an's Milk 47 49 Liberty Coach 45 * 50* Syracuse Letton 42 54 IXL <0 58 Hire's Bectrtc 37 to 58 * High series and came — IXL 2653-949. 600 s-rles •— L Vance 201-279-171-651. *F. Auer 193-157-255-605. 6. Cobbum 215-185-224-624. 540 series — A Howell 582. R. Strombrck 544. F Nylkos 555. H Qallahan 584. D Kar.sh 569. M Cartoon 540. C. McKibben 568. N Kistler 571. 3. Kern 560. R. ThvalU 572, C. Fenn 554. *2BO tames — J. Rhoades 204. J. Kern R Thwalts 211. C. Penn 230. H. OaUahan 206. M Carlson 210. C. McKibben 223-200. A Howell 211-223. R. Btrombeck 200. D. Pilcher 204. ••B" Flight Locan Fuel 58 38 Harris Funeral Home 55 41 Wawasee Marina 54 42 Auer’s Service 53 *42* : Galloways Oroc 51*44* 'Byler Motors 50 46 State Bank Syracuse 43H52»4 Shafers Mtc Co. 43 * 52* Waiters Drugs < 36 60 Rose Jewelry 35 61 High series — Locan Fuel 2509. Rich gam* — Galloways Oroc 911 500 S. n.s R Mock 511. T Robinson 50J. B Hare 524 W. Hotter 510. H. Schrock -6?9. H BOhtrager 529. P. Pollock 537. C. Davies 510. H. Dumtban 502. C Mohl-r 510. E Rogers 526. M Hostetter 512. O. Carpenter 564. 280 games — C Mohler 200. J. Schrock 205. H. Schrock 212-207. TH VBSD AT NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Marek 5. 1964 Darnell Accounting 74 30 Klinks ■■ 67 * 36* Lakeland Produce 65 * 38* Fascination Place . i ' 65 39 . Pilchers 63*40* Wawasee Pks. 59 45 Carwile TV s -58 * 45* B A K Drive-In 58 46 > North W.Mt»r Bank 57. 47 | American Industries • 56 48 | Braxets Bait M ?? Mishler s _ 51 53 Wolfs Store 50*53* t McCormick-Cutter 46 59 Strickler Moton 45 59 . Gambles «3 Baush- r Builders 39 65 Martie'S 33 71 Franks Grocery J-*™* . Darr s Gulf HHigh team game — American Ind. 85*. High team series — Lakeland Produce ‘ 2382 500 seri<s — B Nyco 172-199-170-541. D Spearman 161-163-203.-529. B. McKibben 168-176-167-511. L Gilbert 154-200-205-sfcs. I Carwile 147-205-157-509. B Carwile 170-177-155-502. E Blakesh-y IB 2- ISO-177-516 „ 170 games and 490 series — K. WUtto 175. P LoU 189-175-473, V Penn 172- I ■ 4*o B Caple 178-402, P Buffer 170-463. A Gallaban Seehrist 171e 468. B Menefee 180. D Hire 174. M Popenfoos- 170-170-489. H Sawyer 188457. R Kehr 171. H Frushour 175-450. N S-arfosa 189-476. S Ryan 182-452. M Thornburg 191-481. M L WlUaey 184-180-493. D Darnell 470. L Stahley 482. M TlwniU 463. K Tatman 461. F. Hut- ».’> 20J-473, O Keterlns 455, M Henning 431. F Money 4SX K- Mast 459 INTRA-tITY LEAGUE March 5. 1964 McCorma k-Cutt. r . ■ .61-39 McClintic Ind 60 40. O K Sats 36 44 Triangle Rubber 53 47 Ruch Lawnmower x 52 * 47* Bud’s Mobil 7 <9 SI The Mall-Journal 47*52* Kime s D-X 47 53 Lakeland Motors *3 57 Dairy Queen 31 69 Honor Scores — R Weber 316-215-604. N Kistler 202-206-589. U Burtell.ld 213570. J Brouwer 216-348. B. Miller 213-1 547. D Hurtafl-ld 544. G Carpen-er 544. | G KlMl-r 539. J Wartinker 533. W. : Miller 509. D’ BUthr 502. F. Oodkbaik j 500 P. Kirkdurffer 521 . FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGCE Marek 6. 1964 Huey Weffl Drilling -i 73 35 : Put-Upa : 67 41 . Anchor Bar 62 46 Beacon u) 48 Wawasee TV 58 50 Elm. r * Tan 55 53 Tom Sotka 54 54 Sportsman.» Center 54 54 Country Comer S 3 55 Marises 52 * 55* Mog-.;. Rubber 52 56 PlayhcU*-.- 51 57,: Perry’s Sunoco . 56*57*Khctronic Center 50 *57 * Ruch * Vans 484594 Stru-kler Motors ’ -46 62 Clip A Curl 44 ’64 CampbeU * Market 41.67 High t-am gam- and series Hueys Well Drilling 706-2069: . 600 series - men — T. Leer 207-220-614 " 190 iitr.ni and. SOO aeries - men — P. Kline 210-515. K W. Kurts 194-506. : B. Vanlanlnsham 196-529. 3. Rhoades 202. Q. Beavers 194-529. K- Knisky 522. D Carwile 194-516. B. Byrd 194. L Vance 327-575, O AUrey 196-543. M. McKee 505. F Mangus 218. A. Armbruster 192-204-556. J Kem 192-545 500 series - women — E Blakesley 175-184-170-529. J Byland 175-170-512. K. Knuley 170-189-504. I Carwll* 181-185-527. B Kline 172-183-522. 170 games and 450 series - women — 3. Sharp. 178-170-493. B Vsnlaningham 179-482. N Peterson 450. P Rhode* 475. J Nolan 484. 8 Hoover 462. J. Swenson 479. J Kern 455, O. Thwait* 181-461. 8. Kem 192-486. MONDAT NIGHT LEAGUE Marek ». 1964 “A" League Lakeland Produce > .'.=X 67 37 Thornburg Drugs 63 41 Pilcher'* Shoe* 55H48H Wawasee Bowl 53 49 Kale Island Beacon 55 49 Prog Tavern 50 54 Wawas.e Pkg 48 56 Teghuneyer Hdwe. Anchor Bar 42H61H O. K. Sale* 38H63S High team game and serie* — Lakeland Produce 1010-2859 High Ind. game — T. Leer and CEby 247 High Ind. sertea — M Kennedy 643. : . "B” League North Webster Lions 62144 m Byler Motor* 58 t 045 H DUle Boat 56 48 Kurley * Keglers 55 49 Kinder Mfg Co. 53 51 Rich'* Texaco 51 M Bon-Len 48-56 Syracuse Rubber Co. 47 57 Barb. - Lake* Hotel 45 59 Coxy * Gun Shop , *3 *1 High team game — Kinder Mfg 924. High team series — Dixie Boat 2619. High Ind game — P. Royer 234. High Ind. sen. * — L RookatoM 618. 200 games and 600 serie* — D. Shock 204, B Shock 204-202. K Kltson 202. R Robert* 332. I. Rookstool 213-213-618. c - Davies 229. D. Roberts 213. R. Knisley 333. F. Awry 308. 3 Greiner 209. P. 216-629. N Kistler 301. O Cobbum 200. . Royer 234. C tby 347. R Thlbaut 2353. K-m 23X D Anhar 224. K. Armbruster 201. 3: Morganthaler 202. R. Huffman 214. M Dorsey 311. V. Stayer 205. M. Kennedy 335-216-643. C. Frushour 333. R Fisher 235. R Brown 295. R Yoder 21Sc K EMep 202. T Leer 247. O. Beavers 206-203. Q. Hendrickson 269. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Marek !«. 1964 Ktnd.r Mfx *•» 2* Syracuse Cleaners S 3 48 Bkepy Owl 52 40 BAK Drive-ta 48H4314 State Bank at Syracuse 47 45 T»m Socks 44 48 Awsbonrers IOA 43 49 Le Verner * 43 58 Wawase- Laundromat 30 62 Sit N* Knit 30 63 Htoth team gome sad series — State Bank at Smense 713-3316. High Ind. game — 8. Kern 203, High Ind. serieu — ▼. Penn 545. 969 serie* — ▼ Penn 176-196-179-545, 8. Kern 161-303-534 170 game and 444 serie* — 3. Byland 193-465. B Nyee 176-496. D Herdrich 440. R Eteerick 461. I Curwile 173-467. L Vance I*3-442. A. Gallaban 478. p. Money 183-443. TUESDAY NIGHiFIADIES LEAGUE Marek 16. 1964 Foo and Ps>» 19 34 frrtrau State Bunk 63 41 Bud* Mobil U 43 Lakeetee tißßHrr 58 46 Oerfce'S « 4T B>m<i*M Bakk*r . ST 47 Turf Bar 55H4*to Dewart Lak* Oroc. 5 233 Weaver Tool 51 to 53* ■ ■

Wawasee TC, 1 49 *s4* Beacon * 49 55 Heyde I Joanle’* 45 59 I Pickwick 44 60 Gerard's « $3 | Leesburg Oevutor . 31 73 High team game and seriea — Gerketo 786-2247. 500 serie* — 8. Hoover 157-193-154-504. D Thwatog 150-150-209-509 170 gatrie and 450 serie* — S. Ryun 180-499. N Searfoa* 455. 3 Nolan 180- ’ 477. D Knisley 175-178-485. I. Carwile ( 178-491. J Hoover 171-170-466. R. Mark- , ham 170. O Ketring 178-476. J. Knisley ■ 183. L Neff 170-170-497. L Vance 170- , 180-495. D Jemigan 174-466. J. Showalter 453. 3. Byland 185-494. P. Rhodes 209-482. B. Cripe 196-493. K. Gardner ; 180-490. D Whitehead 175-486. TUESDAT NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE March 18. 1964 Eager Beavers 63 37 Crystal Flash 53 II Brasel’s Bait 50 50 Syracuse Cleaners 49 51 Bsusher Const. ■, 49 51 Niles Bros « 53 ! H Kline Cont. 45 86 i Likens A Son* ,43 - §7;/ High team game and serie**'— twr Beaver* 920-2711. ' • | High Ind. game — J. Rhode* 22S XJ |. High Ind. series — N. Kistler 586. I 200 games and 500 series — 3. Rhode* < 226-550. N Kistler 203-566. Jr. KlrkdWfer 507. S Smith 216-552. O. Beavers ! 202-562. G Vanator 549. T. Davis 5058, , B Fidler 218-527. J Carr 218-584. 3. ’ Kem 527. R Penick 554. C Ltoor 203-523. *» B-aset 565. Bus Likens 519. Bob Likens 201-209-569. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE March 14. 1961 Turf Bar H « 3®, 1 Turf Bar 1 66 * 37* . Little and Clark 64 40 ' Moorman F—-ds 61 43 ' Mishler Funeral Home 56 * 47* Servtooft and Lindsay 56 48 Campbell* Mkt. 33 Milford Co-op 50 - 33-v C S Myrs 41*62* Aucsburver’s IG< 39 65 Chore-Time 3 < 67 ( Brock Mfg 33 71 Weekly high game and series — Little , and Clark 928-2678 ' _ ( 600 series *L Newman 610. D R-nsberger 605. 500 series — J Speicher 593. F Grove ; 579. B Little 5576. H Wuthrich 544. R F.-lkner 543. P Wolterman 537. G. Estep 536. D Levemler 537. J. Reckkemmex < 529. J Estep 526. L Hare 524. D. Butl.r 521 O Reploel- 520. P Campbell 520. ■ V Mollenhour 510. D Grisamer 509. I 200 game* — F. Grove 226. D. Rens- , berger 223-202. B r Little 220. V Mollen- j hour 219. L ' Newmon 217-215, J Spelch-r 214. G Estep 213. D. Levemler 213. D. Grisamer 212. J Reckketnmer 204. O Reblocle 204. R. Felkner 202. F 1 Wolterman 201. 1 • Lead* league in number of 600 segise with three. MRS. CLAYTON HOLLAR HOSTESS i TO SEWING CLUB Mrs.' Clayton Hollar of Milford was hostess to the Thursday Evening Sewing club Thursday 1 evening. March 5. There were ten ! members present. Mrs. Roman Slabaugh, president. presided over the meeting. Mrs. Bessie Sunthimer received a birthday gift from her secret pal. After the business meeting the hostess served dessert of pie. coffee and tea. The club will meet March 19 with Mrs. Hany Haab Others, attending were Mrs. Ray Bray, Mrs. Esther Charlton. Mrs Harold Geiger,. Mrs. Raymond .Pinkerton, Mrs. Lew Rassi, Mrs. Bernice Ruch and Mrs. Otto WsggS ' SYRACUSE LIBRARY BOARD MEETS I The Syracuse Library board held a meeting Friday afternoon at wMeh time a contract was signed with the Easterday Construction | company of Culver for 515.960| for the planned construction work’ at the library’. Work is to begin j in, about 60 days and should take ■ about four months to complete. | Those attending the meeting * were Rev. Carl H. Satre, Mrs Ruth Rapp. Dr. O. C Stoelting, | Jack Vanderford. Richard Miller. Mrs. Jackson Ridings. Robert Reed. Harry - Driggs, architect with f Maurer and Maurer and Mr. | Easterday.

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S/Sgt. H. H. Peterson Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the YokerCiilp funeral home at Goshen for SSgt. Hube Hans Peterson, 52. of Goshen, who died unexpectedly in a heart attack at 1 p.m. Saturday. Sgt Peterson was born Now'. 19, 1911. He married Kathleen Myers on Nov. 26. 1963. He had served in the Army for 18 years. Survivqrs include the widow; one Mrs. William tDonnal - Whitacre - of r 1 Leesburg: obe son, Hube H Jr.; one Mrs. Jon V. Robinson of Goshen; four step-sons. Larry. Thomas. David and Frederick Myers, all of Goshen; four and two stepgrandchiidren. * x.'>/ '.in® -i William Henry Randall William Henry Randall. <4, of Burket, father of Lawrdttte and Paul Randall of Leesburg, died at 3 p.m. Monday in the Alfran The president-elect Mrs. Michael Mr. Randall was born at Monoquet. near Warsaw, on July 12. 1889. the. son of Grant and Rachel ‘Nine* Randall. A retired farmer and a lifetime resident of Kosciusko county. Mr. Randall was unted in marriage to Nelle Smith on Sept. 3. 1907. Surviving in addition to the widow and two Leesburg sons are three daughters. Mrs. Wilburn Morrison of Warsaw. Mrs. Freda Baugher of Burket and Mrs. Edith Mast of Thousand Oaks. Calif.; two other sons, Donald of Palestine and Roy of Warsaw; one sister, Mrs. Howard Wiley of South Bend; 23 grandchild re n; and 29 great-grand-children. Final rites will be held at 1:03 p.m. today (Thursday) in the McHatton funeral home. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. EXECUTIVE BOARDS MAKES ARBOR DAY PLANS The executive board of the Syracuse Campfire Girls, met recently at the Scout cabin. The meeting was conducted by the chairman Mrs. John Craw. Plans were discussed for the Arbor Day ceremonies and Mrs; Darwin Darnell was named, chairman. Vester service discussion was led by Mrs. Raymond Wilson. Attending were, Mrs. William Yahne. Mrs. Jean Rogers, Mrs. Harold Gallahan. Mrs. Albert Bauer, Mrs. Herbert LinviU. Mrs. Raymond Wilson. Mrs. Darwin Darnell and Mrs. Craw. GAIL BENSON, SYRACUSE, HONORED ON BIRTHDAY ‘ Gai! Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Benson of Syracuse, was honored oh her ninth birthday Saturday afternoon at a birthday party in her home. Games were played, and each ! child received a gift to take home. . A beautifully decorated birthday l cake and ice cream were enjoyed ■ at a table decorated in the birth- ‘ day theme. Janet Benson assisted with the party. Gail's guests were Julie Moore, Sandra Searfoss. Karen Troyer, Barbara Whitaker. Donna Sheline, I Greg Ummel. Ricky Ever. Doug- | las Ringler. Chuck Rhoades, and Gail's brother, Jimmy. Randy . Niles was unable to attend.

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SYRACUSE ROUND TABLE LADIES MEET The Syracuse Ladies of the Round Table held their regular meeting on Monday evening of this week at the home of Mrs. Kennard Robinson. The program for the evening was presented by Mrs. Philip Fawley. who spoke .an ’The Progress of the Peace Corp ", and Mrs. Edgar Speer. spoke on the subject “Lent" The president. Mrs. Vernon Beckman, presided at the business meeting and opened with tfae pledge to the flAg and th# chip collect. The group made bqntribtftions to CARE and to Radio Free Europe. w The president elect., Mrs. Neff, named ber program committee for next year. Members of the committee are Mrs. Richard Ditmer. Miss Ethel BdUser, Mrs. Fairley and - Mrs. Mertonl Meritfith. Twehty-one club members and orie guest. Mrs. Lucien Jones, were present for the Monday night meeting. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at tbe K ' i me of Mrs. Leonard Barnhart. New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA Mrs. Norman Teeple and two sons of Fort Wayne attended services at New Salem on Sunday forenoon and were dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teeple. Pamela and Jack of Leesburg. and Mrs. Don Shively and Susan Rodney Wildman of Warsaw attended services on Sunday forenoon and with their brother Brent, who was ill, spent the day in the home of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wildman attended a Dry Cleaners contention in Chicago. Mr. . and Mrs. Frank Shively. Mr. arid. Mrs. Herman Ginther and i Mr. ahd Mrs. Fred Anglin, all of Leesburg, attended funeral ser- • vices at Aliru, BL, on Monday as- ■ temoon. Mrs. Shively, Mrs. Anglin rtand jMrs. Ginther were sisters of 1* Charles Roberts. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse Diana add Georgina spent Sunday t with relatives in Blyffton. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse 1 , and Mrs. Don Shively and Suson 4of Leesburg spent sometime SunI day in the home of Mrs. Charles | Roberts of Danville. 111. Loetta i and David remained in the home ’! of their sister, Mrs. Ronald Tyler and children of Nappanee. i i Mr. and Mrs. Larry Polk, Dennis, Tirnmie and Sally entertained s with a birthday dinner on Sunday '• for two-year-old Gary in their c home at Leesburg. Guests were I Gary’s-, grandparents. Mr. and * Mrs. Clarence Luckey of near - , Claypool, >, I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert More- ■, of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. James Waiter and Tina of near - New Paris were dinner guests 1 on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Steph- .• en Bomman, Candace and Chris of near Syracuse. to

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meek and Lorainne of Syracuse spent the week end in Elgin, Hl., with friends. They also attended the wedding of one of Mrs. Meek’s girl friends on Saturday afternoon. Little Sharon remained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory of Syracuse. BETHEL YOUTH IN REGULAR MEETING The youth group of the Bethel Church of the Brethren in Milford held it’s regular meeting last Thursday evening at the church. The topic for the evening , was “When Should I Marry” and was the last of the current series on dating. - ’Devotions for the Evening were gh*en by Sharron Moneyheffer. Discussion was held about the program which the youth was in charge of for Sunday ■evening. Mar. 8, and also attending the speech-contest at Union Center on Sunday afternoon. Refreshments of root beer floats were served to the 13 youth and the two counselors present by Lowell Rheinheimer and Larry Hoover. The next meeting will be held March 19 at the staff house at Camp Mack. The speaker will be Dr. Floyd L, Rheinheimer and the Bethel Junior High and a visiting youth group have been invited as : guests. • . Read the CL-ARQi<nFnS»

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INSTALL TELETYPESETTER — Movers are Shown installing an Intertype Teletypesetter linecasting machine at The Mail-Jour-nal printing plant at Milford on Friday. ■The new machine is operated by perforated tape, an automated step to speed up typesetting on The Mail-Journal. The method is a new concept in typesetting in this area and marks another “first” for The Mail-Journal. No

in this county have adopted this new method of typesetting before. The new machine gives The Mail-Journal three linecasting machines. Operating the Chore-Time Equipment Co. fork lift is Darrell Orn, a C-T employee. Other men are from, a Fort Wayne moving i firm. Subscribers of The Mail-Jour- ’ nal are invited to see this new i 1 piece of equipment in operation.

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