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Good Weather Gets Golf Season Started

“ The Lakeland golf season can be termed officially open with the first flush of balmy weather over the week end. Fine Saturday weather brought out a number of golfers on the three main courses in the Lakeland area— South Shore, Wawasee, and Maxwdton. Friends appeared hale and hearty, giving the old woods the practice swings to loosen up tight shoulder muscles after a winter of indoors, cards, and television. All pros expect a great season coming up. New Face Most faces in management positions are old ones, but one new face appears. This is Robert Auer, the new pro at South Shore, taking the position created by the dismissal of Ron DeMao last fall. Auer began his new duties last Friday. He previously held an assistant pro position at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club and served as assistant at Maxwelton course near Syracuse Lake. Bob is 33 years old, married, and the father of four children. Roxana 7, Jeff, 5, Robin. 4. and Jay, seven j months. Dick Scott of Milford will j assist Auer. • r Returning faces are owners Don 1 Byrd at Wawasee Golf course, and i: Tom Merritt at Maxwetlon. both be- , ing mainstays in the area and well j i known in golfing circles. Merritt beigns his 17th year as proowner of Maxwelton, and reports hiscourse in fine condition. Golfers may | never be the same after visiting severa! of his 12 new sand traps strateg* j ically placed around many of the greens A hundred tons of sand have been place#! in the 12 new traps. Merritt’s son. Tom. Jr., a Florida law student, and his wife will return to the area and Tom will assistj his dad in the chores of running the club. Norm Robin, well known in golfing circles, will continue as greenskeeper. He has supervised in removing several dead trees and planting some new ones thus spring. Don Byrd is beginning his 11th year as pro-owner of the Wawasee Golf club. He reports his course is in excellent condition. All greens have been rolled and trimmed and are playing in mid-season form. He will be assisted by Bob Ellis. a Syracuse high school senior and something of a '‘mean*’ golfer himself. Byrd reports number 3, known as the par-five wet hole, has responded to continue drainage efforts, and should be in good shape. All three clubs have planned social events to make this a fine year of golfing.

Syracuse Wins in Fresh:-Sopli Meet The Cuba took it on the chin, 65 to 44, in a freshman-sophomore track meet with Syracuse. The meet was held Monday at the Pierceton track. ' As with the. varsity track team, the Cubs are larking strength in the short runs. The Cubs came up with five firsts, Mike Miner, high jump; CUnt Pletcher. high hurdles; Mike* Gregory, mile run; Res Reed, pole vault: Mike Miner, 880 run. The Yellowjackets had six firsts, led by their speedster, Yoder, who won the 100 and 220. Syracuse also won both of the relays. The following 1b the summary of the meet: Broad jump — Se&rfoss S. Creekmore P. Hawthorn S. Distance 18 ft. 6% incites Shot Put — McKibben S, Bailey P, Brocket's S. Distance 37 ft 9% inches. High Jump rr* Miner P, Creekmore P, tie for 3d, Gordon S, Simms S. Height 5 ft. 44 inches. High Hurdles — Pletcher P, | Wagner S. Cone P. Time 19. - -Mile — Gregory P, Busch S, Wilson S. Time 5:16. Pole Vault — Reed P. Niles S, Cone P. Height 9 ft. 100 Yd. Dash — Yoder S, Hawthorne S, John Faurote P. Time 10.7. _ 440 Yd. Run — Rensburger S. Simon S, Workman S. Time 60.7.880 Yd. Run — Miner P, Longenbaugh S. Folger S. Time 2:19.8.. 220 Yd. Run — Yoder S, John Faurote P, Bauer S. Time 23.4. Low Hurdles — Gordon S, Reed P, Pletcher P. Time 25.2. * Mile Relay — Syracuse (Wilson. Brockers, Longenbaugh. Simon) Time 4:09.9. 880 Relay — Syracuse (Yoder, Searfoss, Gordon. Bauer) Time 1:45.1.

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808 AUER LARD O LAKES LEAGI'E j April 8. 1964 STANDINGS W L “A** rillhl Koher* In* TO 46 Blue Shins!.’ 66H49H McCormlck-Cutt-r 64 52 Farmer * F.*ed 58H57H Frot T»v< rn 58 58 Syracuse Ueeion 57 59 Liberty Coach 54'-61H Dean * Milk M 62 Hsr- s El' Clrle SIH64H XXL 46 70 Hl*h *erl< s — MrCftrmlck-CuUer 2737. High game — Liberty Coach 971. ' 600 *ert«P — J. Brouwer 300-233-230-663. D Bontracer 200-200-232-632, B Smith 218-185-200-603. 540 series and 200 game* — C Frushour 552. R Schulu 5*4. R ThtbaU! 581-235, L Vance 580-211-201, O Nordmsh 577-2*4. N ; Biddle 544-203. R Strorfibeck 542. A Howell 202. M Carlson 211. K Kobl. 569-207, i R WUkerson 550, F Njrlkos 580-235, O . Cobbum 552-214. K Leonhardt 560-206. T Auer 553-232. N KUtler 581-200. J, Rhodes 550, L Molienhour 552-224. D Gardner 549-200, H Bart man 547. O. Coqulllard i 222. "B" llight 1 Logan Fuel 71 45 i Harm Funeral Homo 67 49 Auer** Service ' 66H49H | Galloway's Groc, 66 60 ■ Wawas-e Marina 64 usl : Byl< r Motors 61 55 : State Bank Syracuse 49 466 S 1 Rote Jewelry 48 68 Shafer Mft Co. 46-69 H i Walter s Drugs ■ ' 40 76 High seri<« and game — Logan Fuel 2512-890. 600 Series — O, Carpenter 234-178-189-601. 500 series and 200 games — C. Davies 565-206. B Rule 541-802, B. Hare 503. C Slngr. y 544. T Robinson 539. A. Bobick All. H. Sharer 508. M. ZeUtnger 540, J. Scharbt 528. W Hufiter 575-205. M Hostetler 505. O KUtler 559-213, D. Mareah 519. B Woodr. lt 205 THI KSDAT SITE LADIES LEAGL'E April LiL 19*4 Darnell Accounting 84 40 Lakeland Produce 79 45 (Clink's 781*45 H Pilcher's 76 48 Car wile TV 74 Vi 49 Vi Fascination Place 71 53 Wawasee Package 70 54

a a K Drift*-la 69 55 WotTs Family Store 65H58H NorUs Webst. r Bank 65 69 American lnduatrt.* 64 60 Brawl * Balt 61 63 MUhlor’s 59 65 i Strlekler Motor* * 87 67 bauaht r Bulid. r* 51W72 1 , | McCormick-Outer 51 73 OambU* so 74 » PTaak* Grocery 40 HB3 <4 Marts# * . -36HS4H ■ • Barr* Quit 3« 86 ‘ High tram tame and aeries — Blink's 844-2358. 500 wrie* — B Nr re 150-223-208-576. a Hutk-il 130-177-187-514. K Knlaier 178-178-168-534, id L WtUsey 186-173-148-507. O Spearman 53-235-159-547. B Tmrman 156-303-177-536. V. Hollows, 321-137-191-547 P Butler 123-152-228-803. 170 tame* and 480 »eri.* — B Mrn<(tt 196-175-490. L Gilbert 178-170-482-, B, Bauthr-r 175, B Wotomaa 177-466, P Loett 176-479. P Scom 177-482 O Brer 170-489, A Hapner 174. K. Brawl 172. K Prikner 170. H Prunhour 175, v Prnn 454, J Wviur 453. V Wortta*. r 455, B Carwll.. 468. D Daraeli 460. I Stabler 454. A Oaliahan 465). M. H.-aaiat 246495 B Brown 455 emu-cm uteri Awctl % 1964 ! McCormick-Cutler 75 45 McCtiauc Insurance 69 51 O K. Mm 68 52 ' Ruch La warn over 64 Vi 55 H j The Mali-Journal 58H61 H ‘ Lakeland Motor* 58 63 Bud* Mobil 58 62 Trtancie Rubber 38 62 ; Kiu» i D-X 53 67 Dairy Queen 38 <2 Honor score* — W. KbjUer 213-230-661. O Carpenter 218-241-214-633. O. Cobbum 215-683. R W.fcer 203-830 A B- uwaater 283-818, D KeSL-r 203-812. P Begley 817. D Smith 816, H Schrock 526. J, Rinker 501. 13 Rooks loot 502, D Butler 906. L Bunafteld 525. J. Brouwer 503. C Pi rsoo »3. FRIDAY MGHT MIXED LEAGUE April tit, 1964 j Pin Up* 82'-, 45'Huey Well Drilling 81 47 Anchor Bar 72H55H Country Corner 68 S *49H Tom Socks 68 60 Sportsman * Center 68 60 Beet route Ouster 67 ’-,60H Beacon 88 62 Mogul Rubber 63 63 Era-r s ■ Tap 64 64 Wavase TV 62 66 Mari*.-'* 601* 67 H Playhoufi* 56 ! 71 s , Clip A Curl 56 72 Sir.ckler Motor* 56 72 Ruch A Van'* 53574 H Campbell'* 53 75 . Perry * Sunoco Sit*76l4 Riah team tame — Anchor Bar 766 High learn series — Mogul Rubber 2098. 600 serl-s - men — N. KisUrr 244-204-623, L. Vance 287-203-687. 190 came* and 500 series - men — K Rnialey 200-214-560. G. Beavers 199559. J Mortambaler 228-190-593. B Criswell 216-193-557. B. Peterson 191-804, 3. Rhodes 521. T. Leer 121-193-209-593. D. Pilcher 211-567. K. W. Kurt* 201-520. L oven 228-567. R. Knisiey 280. B Byrd 534. A. Armbruster 207-868, M McKee 198-801. O. Alirey 211-888, B. Thvrait* 212-568. J Kens 837. B. Coburn 192-518. P. Campbell 193-806. 500 series - women — K. Knlsiry 215533. X Blake*ley 183-213-332. J. Nolan 181-180-807. S Kern 281-179-541. 170 tame* and 430 series - women — B Carwll# 182-464. L Beavers 187-491, J. Sharpe 178-470. B. Vsnlanlntham 179464. L. Vance 193-471. P. Rhodes 186434, P. Kurtz 170-188-473. S Hoover 468. J. Byland 181-494. B Stump 181. O. Thwaits 181-455, 3. Swenson 172-466, B. GrreUe 177-468. MONDAY NITE*COCJtTY LEAGUE April ft, 1961 Thambort Druas 73 81 -a- ehsu Lakeland Produce 72 52 Wawasee Bowl 71 S 3 Pitcher's Shoes 78H53H Kale Island Beacon 63 61 Pros TUvera 60 64 Wawasee Paclrstw SB 88 Teshuneyer : Bdse. 35%65i4 Anchor Bar 40^73^

O. K galea 46H77H i High team series and garnet — Wawa- j see Bowl 3003-1021. High Ind. series — C. Kby 638. High Ind. game — H. Bartmon 234. “I" Flight North Webster Lions 10V4S3H I Dixie Boat 70 54 Kurley 1 * Keelers 66 58 Byler Motors 63V460V4 Rich's • Texaco 63 61 Kinder Mfg. Co. 61 63 Bon-Len 61 63 Syracuse Rubber Co. 58 66 Coxya Gun Stop 55 69 Barbee Lakes Hotel 51-73 High Ind. games and aeries — Dixie Boat 2594-904. High Ind. series — R. Wogoman 612. High Ind. game — C Gamer 237 200 games & 600 series — L. Weaver 223. E. Gordon 209. E. Huffman 207. R. Wogoman 220-202-612. J. Greiner 200. D. Carwile 234. J. KnUley 206, W. Buffer 204209. O. Carpenter 200. J. Loets 206. C. Gamer 201-237-605. A. Howell 201. Q Beavers 224, G. Nordman 211, R. Fisher 202-202, H. Bartman 234. R. Brown 202, L. Vance 204. M. Kennedy 209. R Hodgson 206. O Rider 200. C. Kby 202-211-221-638. J. Brouwer 203, R. Thibaut 216, ID. OUdersleeve 204, A. Weber 202-213-i 202-617. E. Henning 210-200-609, H. Schrock 201. E. Armbruster 207-217, J. Morganthaler 214-205-616. C. McCuen 218. D. Ruble 203. B Carmtn 220. N. KUtler 224, F Smith 212, O. Cobbum 214, J. Kem 201. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES April 14. 1964 Kinder Mfg. 78 34 Syracuse Cleaners 62 50 Sleepy Owl 60 52 B AeK Drive-In , 59H51V4 Tom Socks 58 54 Syracuse State Bank 55 57 LeVemler's Polish 50 62 Sit N Knit 44 68 Wawasee Laundromat 43 Vi 68 Vi High team game — Kinder's 817. High team series — Cleaners 2297. High Ind. game and series — B. Coy 215-857 /500 series — L B. Coy 216-190-557, R. Em,rick 185-172-517. E Wiggs 190-173-Al 9. B Kline 192-502. H. Frushour 186- * *507. 170 games and 440 series — J. Stoeltlng 171-176-485. 8 Tycier 447. J. Anglemyer 198-440, M. Willard 186-479. B CreWS 176-485 K. Graff 457. E. Tatman 178-175-488, G. Macy 177-448. B. Nyce 210497. A Callahan 171-449. Z. Martin 449. T. Hatteraley 441. N. Searfoss 441, S. Augsburger 181.

TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGI'E April 14. 1964 Fot* and Faye 85 39 Bud's Mobil 76 48 American State Bank 73 51 Syracuse Rubber 70 54 Lakeside Laundry 70 54 Oerkc's 69 55 Turf Bar 66 V* 5714 Dewart Lake Groc. 66 58 Weaver Too! 60 Vi 63 Vi Wawasee TV 57V466Vi Beacon 56 68 ' Wcav.r-Heyde 55% 68 Vi Pickwick 53 2} Joanic's J® Gerard s *5 TO Leesburg Elevator 40 84 High team game — Wawasee TV 852. High team aeries : — Oerke s 2327. 500 series — B. Menefee 189-183-166-528. S Ryan 170-200-152-522, J. Nolan 150-186-190-526. K KnUley 176-177-162-515. L. OUbert 169-180-182-531, L. Welly 191-142-177-510. L. Vance 199-136-178-513, B Robison 164-194-181-539. 170 games and 450 series — E. Wogoman 464. J KnUley 170-481. P. White 179-455. C. Trammel 455. B. Kline 171466. H Adair 170. B Crlpe 173-461. S. Gilbert 178. M Simon 187. R Markham 458. S. Hoover 174-477, P. Yeater 181. J. Byland 480. C Hochstetler 463, P. Rhodes 170-456. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN’S LEAGUE April 13, 1964 Eager Beavers 77 43 Crystal Flash 66 54 Braaei Bait 60 60 Syracuse Cleaner* 59 61 H Kline Coin, 58 62 Baugh.r Const. 57 63 Niles Bros. 52 68 Llk.ns 51 69 High team game — Eager Beavers 868 High team Series — Syracuse Cleaners 2430. High Ind. game and series — Carroll Walton 231-589 200 games and 500 series — N. KUtler 224-564. S. Smith 508. H Gallahan 579, H KHne 214-522, Clifford Walton 510. B Likens 540, C Davie* 210, G. Vanator 525. M. Nll-s 222-575. G KUtler 523, D Rhodes 561. J. Rhodes 516. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE.. April 14. 1964 Turf Bar II 80 44 Little and Clark 77 47 Turf Bar 1; 7 6Vi47Va Mishl-r Funeral Home 73Mi50 Vj Moorman Feed* 65H58M1 Beryl*oft and Lindsay 63 61 Milford Co-op 62 H6l Vi Campbell's Mkt. . 61 63 C S Myers 61 TO Chor.-Time Equip. 49 75 Augsburger’s IGA 46 78 Brock Mfg. 39 85 Weekly High game and aeriea — Turf Bar 1 977-2672. 500 series — O. Replogle 694. D. Ora 592. L. Hare 564. B Lit tie 559, J. Yeater 557, J. Chambers 552, F. Wolferman 546. D Brumbaugh 535. D Dippon 527. D Charlton 517, R. WllUon 516. V. Mollenhour 512. H. Pelkner 511, P. Speicher 511. B. Vanlanlngham 507. A. BeUwanger 506. A Haab 502. H. Bleile 502, R. Slabaugh 501. 200 games — D. Orn 247, O. Replogle 245. L Hare 232. J. Chambers 216. B. Little 208. R. Slabaugh 202, D. Brumbaugh 20L

Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League Elects Officers The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League at Syracuse met Tuesday right before regular league bowling at the Wawasee Bowl and elected officers. Officers elected were secretary, Jan Byland; treasurer, Betty Menefee; and sergeant -ai -arms. Cindy Trammel. Mary Jane McClintk and Mary Jane Bechtold will remain in office for another year as president and vice president, respectively. Out-goicg officers are Kathryn Knisiey, secretary; Catherine Connell. treasurer; and Sharon Gilbert sergeant-at-arms.

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Donate Now - ■ ' -i SYRACUSE FIREMAN RESCUES KITTEN Larry Weaver, Syracuse, ins a hero this week when he rescued a kitten from the top si a tree on Lake street. The kitten had been in the tree ail day aad even though the neighborhood women placed milk and meat near the tree the kitten could not get down from the top of the tree. Larry Weaver, who was called at $ p. m., got the fire truck and climbed the tree aad brought the cat to safety. The residents «n Lake street think he's a hero.

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Leslie H. (“Red”) Humphrey Leslie H. (“Red”) Humphrey, 72, of Milford (Bed Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Goshen hospital where he had been a patient for eight 1 days. Death was due to complies- 3 tions and ill health for the past seven ] months. 1 Operator of the L. H. Humphrey : Insurance Agency in Goshen for the past 20 years. Mr. Humphrey was bom Oct. 10, 1891 in Pierceton, the son of Elmer and Grace (Hoover) Humphrey. On July 1, 1916, he married Miss Helen Martin of Milford. They moved to Milford from South Bend 13 years ago. Mr. Humphrey was a member of the Elks Lodge No. 798, Goshen Lodge No. 12 F and AM, Goshen Eagle Lodge; OES Chapter No. 397, St. Joseph Valley of South Bend Scottish Rite, Mizpah Temple of Fort Wayne. He was secretary of the Goshen Shrine club for ten years, a life member of the Indiana DeMolay, a member of the board of directors of j the Bed Cross at Goshen and was ' formerly district governor of Indi iana Insurance agents. He was granted a metorial service award in June of 1963 by the Scottish Rite Valley of South Bend. Surviving in addition to the widow is one brother, Donald of

Edwardsburg. Mich. Two halfsisters preceded him in death. Friends may call at the YoderCulp funeral in Goshen after 7 p.m. Wednesday. A Masonic memorial service will be held tonight (Thursday) at 8 p.m. in the Goshen funeral home. Final rites will be held at 2 p.m. at the Goshen funeral home. Burial Will be in the Milford cemetery. Rev. Albert Troup Rev. Albert W r . Troup, 59, Medusa street, Syracuse, pastor of the Olive Branch Church of God near Roann and an employe of Liberty Coach, died at his home at 10:15 a.m. Friday. April 10, following an illness of four weeks. Rev. Troup, who drove for Security Bakery, Syracuse, for 17 years, was born in Kosciusko county, near Mliford, on May 3, 1904. He served as pastor for the Ari and Sugar Grove churches, Fort Wayne and Walnut Grove Union Valley church at Bloomfield. On January 29, 1927, he married Miss Phyllis Druckamiller at Sturgis, Mich. He resided in the Syracuse community for the past 20 years. Survivors include the widow, three sisters, Miss Opal Troup, and Mrs. Partha Miller, both of Milford, and Mrs. Iva Scott of Syracuse; and three brothers,' Frank and John of Milford and Eugene of Muncie. Funeral services were held Sunday, April 12, at 2 p. m. at the Syracuse Church of God. Rev. Gerald Bricker and Rev. James McKibbin officiated, and burial was in the Syracuse cemetery. • Frank C. Thompson Word was received in North Webster, Piereeton and other near vicinities of the death of Frank C. Thompson, Sr., 72, on April 14, at the home of his son. Dr. James Thompson, at Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Thompson had been a director of the Farmers State Bank in North Webster since IM6. While staying with his son this winter, he still considered his home at Paw Paw, Mich., where he had been in the undertaking business for many years until his retirement. The funeral rites will be read in the Presbyterian church at Paw Paw at 2 p.m. on Friday, April 17. At press time details were not however it is known that the wife Florence also survives and a daughter, Mr« John Yaworski of Wilmette, 111.

Mrs. Charles Atwell Word has been received of the death of a former North Webster resident, Mrs. Charles (Hannah Jane) Atwell, 38, of Amarillo. Tex. She died on April 8. Mrs. Atwell was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Himes of near Cromwell. She was a 1943 graduate of North Webster high school and she married Charles Atwell, an employe of the Texas Oil company. She moved to Amarillo from Abilene a year ago. She was a member of the Presbyterian church at Amarillo. She is survived by her husband, two daughters and two sons, all at home, and her parents. Earl Himes of North Webster is an wide of the deceased. Larry Lee Davis, Jr. Larry Lee Davis, Jr., three-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lee Davis of r 2 Goshen, died Tuesday around 2 am. at has home. Death was caused by suffocation from his covers. The child was born Jan. 20, 1964. hi South Bend. Surviving in addition to the parents, Larry Lee and Pamela Jean fKdian) Davis; and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis of Michigan, formerly of Milford and Leesburg, and Mr. 2nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kilian of Osceola. Funeral services wiH be held i this afternoon (Thursday) at 1:36 p.m. in the Mishler funeral home in Milford. Rev. Theron Haines of Goshen will officiate and burial will be in the Milford cemetery. We hear one presidential hopeful uses a machine to remind him of things he has said in the part In politics. a promise made is a promise worth repeating. — CHANGING TIMES

MILFORD • LEESBURG Hospital Notes SUFFERS HEART ATTACK 1 Howard Jorgensen of Grand Island, N. Y., son-in-law of Fred Haab of Milford, is a patient at the Memorial hospital in Niagara Falls. He is in room 2H 200. Mr. Jorensen suffered a heart attack on April 2. He is to remain in the hospital the rest of the month. Miss Saiena C. Winter of r 1 Leesburg was released last week from the Goshen hospital. Dismissed last week from the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City were Cart Shields of r 1, Harry Ullom of r 1, Rodney Davenport of r 1, Mrs. John Campbell of r 1, and Mrs. Artie Long of r 2, all of Leesburg. - , Mrs. Edward Cain of Milford was admitted over the weekend to the Goshen hospital. Frank Hollar of r 2 Milford entered the Murphy Medical Center over the weekend. Mrs. Ruth Deatsman of Leesburg was released over the weekend from the Murphy Medical Center.

Mabel Dillon of r 2 Leesburg was treated over the weekend in the ’ emergency room of the Murphy , Medical Center for a fracture to 1 her left forearm. She was - dismissed following treatment. I John H. Bushong of Milford underwent major surgery Wednesday I morning at the Elkhart hospital. Mrs. Russell Lozano of Milford was admitted Monday to the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Michael Reuter of Milford , was treated in the emergency room i of the Goshen hospital Monday . following an accident at her home. ; She was released after treatment. t BYRACUSE Hospital Notes X Walter Rodman, Jr., Syracuse, i was treated at Goshen hospital for ! an accident at home. Tuesday, April 14, and later released. * Timothy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart of Syracuse, was ' released from the Goshen hospital 3 Wednesday, April 8. , Sherman Folk. Syracuse, was rei leased from the Goshen hospital - Friday, April 10. . ’ Mrs. Helen Overstreet, Syracuse entered the Goshen hospital Friday, April 10.

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Mrs. Bessie Heerman, Syracuse, entered the Goshen hospital, Friday April 10. Mrs. Earl Miller, Syracuse, entered Goshen hospital, Monday, April 13. Mrs. Ralph Clingaman, r 1 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital, Monday, April 13. Mrs. Donald Caskey, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Monday, April 13. Douglas, son* of Mr. and Mrs

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i, Donald Ringler, Syracuse, was ad- >- matted to the Goshen hospital, Tuesday, April 14. jf Mrs. Clarence Whisler, r 3 Syracuse, entered Goshen hospital Tuesday, April 14. ie Mr. and Mrs. Mexwell Simon, Mary and Larry, Millard Hentzell, •’ and Charles Davies, all of Syracuse, r were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Osbun at Sand Lake 5. near Albion. J

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This past season, many people went south for the winter. And there it was. - CHANGING TIMFS