The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1964 — Page 5

First Flotilla Meeting At 7:30 Tonight

The first meeting of the Lake Wawasee Flotilla committee will be held at the Pickwick Lounge in downtown Syracuse at 7:30 tonight Thursday* to finalize plans for the annual Father’s Day classic. The meeting is being called by general Flotilla ehairman Jack Misner Misner said the Flotilla will be held as usual on Father's Day. Sunday. June 21. with the Flotilla

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dance scheduled to be held at J Hoosier Skateland on Saturday night. June 20. Registration Blanks Out Registration blanks for this year's Flotilla are available al Tom Socks Sportswear, the Sportsmtfn Center and any one of the marinas. I Registration will be in three classes - pontoon, inboard ar.d outboard. and all boats must be decorated to be eligible for prizes.

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’ Misner named the following committees: Registration - Dale Butt, Larry Griffith. Clem Lisor and Tom Prickett. Danae Committee - John Kroh and Dale Butt. Parade Committee - Robert Rule 1 and Earl Money. Publicitv Committee - Gordon McCormick, Jack Wells and Arch Baumgartner. Golf Committee - Robert Seward, I - ; rNEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE MAIL-JOURNAL 1 Charles A. Creighton, Leesburg, | Pvt. Wayne L. Sholtey NG 23023710, Co. H 2 Bn 3 Tng. Bde. 3 I Platoor, (AIT*. Fort Polk. La. ■ 71446. Glen Neer, r 2 Pierceton. I A-3c Richard A. Hocker. Jr., AF 16791013. 80lst Hd. Qtrs, Squad jCSG, Lockbourne AFB, Columbus. ; Ohio Pletcher Village Shop, 252 W. Marker. Nappanee Lawrence Vuitaggio. 2013 Colony Drive. Huntsville. Ala. Robert Auer, r 1 Milford. I-

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New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA “A Ch,ld of A* King’ was the beautiful number of music present-1 ed by Cynthia Taylor, soloist, on Sunday morning during the hour of worship. Janet Rarick was the accompanist. j Visitors during the morning worship were Mr. and Mrs. Dbnald Richards and three children of I North Manchester. The Richards ’ were spending the week end in the, home of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Johnson. Mark and Deanne of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker and children. Susie, Douglas and David of Leesburg were guests at dinner ; ; on Saturday evening of Mr. and 'Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr., and child- i ! ren, Kip. Kevin, Melinda, Melissa I and Melodie of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs Charles Logan and j family of Lebanon and Mrs. Harge j Baker Logan of Colfax spent Wed-! nesday and Thursday in the home . lof Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker Os J North Webster, |,... Vacation Bible School will begin; for the children of the New Salem community on June 8 and close on Friday evening, June 19. Mrs. Tom Sands and daughter, Leri, of Whiting spent last week in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deeter. Mrs. Sands attended the Leesburg commencement on Thursday evening. Her cousin. Suzanne Rowland, was ;one of the graduating class. Mr. Amanda Stackhouse, Mrs. Iva Liter, and Taylor Shively of Leesburg spent Sunday with a sisMrs Echo Myers of Waka- ■ rusa. Mrs. Kathryn Dunnuck of r 1 Warsaw was a dinner guest on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Ferverda. Mrs. Dunnuck and Mrs. Ferverda attended the meeting at Camp Mack on Sunday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sands and Lori of Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. , Jerry Deeter and sons, Nick and Larry of Kendallville were Sun- ; day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ( Deeter. I Mr. And Mrs. Russell Baker of] ; North Webster were guests at 1 dinner on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker and children Os Leesi burg.

Milford OES Has June Meeting The Kosciusko Chapter No. 160 Order of the Eastern Star met for I its regular monthly meeting Wednesday, June 3, at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Wilbur Baumgartner prei sided in the east. During the meeting Mrs. Richard Sumner was ! installed as Adah. The past matrons and patrons , were special guests. After the business meeting all retired to the dining room where refreshments were served. During the social hour a very interesting and informative skit concerning the past matrons and patrons was given by several of the officers. Inspection will be held Wednesday, Aug. 26, at Goshen. — DONNA RUCH GRADUATES FROM INDIANA STATE Miss Donna Ruch; daughter of Mrs. Bernice Ruch of Milford, was among the 1.800 students at Indiana State college at Terre Haute to receive degrees at the 93rd Commencement exercise. Miss Ruch completed her school work at the college in February and has been teaching school in Hammond. She received a bachelor of science degree in element y education. Those attending the commencement exercises from the Milford area were Max Ruch. Mrs. Vera Whisler. Gonnie Biller and Joe Judkins. Jr.~Mrs. Guy Smith of New Paris also attended. Merton Bushongs Give Surprise Party Mr. and Mrs. Merton Bushong. Syracuse, entertained at a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening. June 2, for Mrs. Elmer Baugher of near North Webster. Present were Mr. Baugher, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haines and children. Sieve. Cythinia and Mary Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browser and son Greg, and Mr. and Mrs. Bushong and their children, Elizabeth. Phil, Paul and Tom. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Baugher, and refreshments of ice cream, cake and coffee, were served by the hostess.

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SYRACUSE’S PARADE — Above are photos taken of the Memorial Day parade held Saturday afternoon at Syracuse. The parade formed at the library and ended at the cemetery. Following services at the ceme-

RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP — Michael Rigdon, who graduated May 30 from Purdue universtiy I has accepted a fellowship for study in the school of metallurgical engineering at Purdue. He was president of the Indiana Beta chapter of Alpha Sigma Mu, National honorary Metallurgical fraternity. Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rigdon of Lake Wawasee. SUSAN BACHMAN TO " GRADUATE JUNE 7 Miss Susan Bachman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Bachman of Syracuse, will graduate June 7 from Butler university in Indianapolis. She will receive her AB degree in sociology. She is currently serving as counselor in the women's residence hall and on the judiciary board. After a two weeks vacation spent | in Syracuse she will go to Indianapolis where she has accepted a position with the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bachman and their daughter. Miss Jane Bachman of Chicago, plan to attend the com* mencement.

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Thursday, June 4, 1964

tery the parade re-formed and marched back to the library. In the top photo are the Syracuse sons Os the Legionnaires drum and bugle corps as they appeared in the parade march. The boys are under

1964 MHS Grads Have Various Plans j. Members of the class of 1964 of i Milford have various plans — some members are already hard at work i and others are getting ready to j start college sometime within the next few weeks, still others are ' undecided as to what th«y really I want to do. Their plans follow: ' Carolyn Biller - nursing school in the fall with no pia.”.s for this summer. Connie Hartter - work for awhile. Carol Rassi - Indiana ■ university extension at South Bend in the fall. Doris Teeple - Will marry Robert Marvel on June 12. They will reside at 1110 E. Monroe St., Go-, shen. j Terry Beatty - Left Tuesday for | ; physical exam in Indianapolis for ! Navy. ) Jon-Dewart -(College in the fall.' either in South Carolinayor Nebraska. Y Joseph Jessop - Work/ with his ' dad this summer. I Roxanna Bird - Will \ leave On June 8 for the South Bend College j of Commerce. JoLene Housouer - Will go to’ beauty school in Fort Wayne. Sandra Zartman - Has her ap-1 plication in for a secretarial position. Joseph Beer - Fort Wayne B isi- ] ness college. Jeff Dippon - Not too sure about his plans. Jack McClintic - Leaving this week for the Navy. Jacquie Eutsler - Will work this summer and attend Ball State in the fall. ‘Jean Kaiser - No plans for the summer but will attend Indiana university in the fall. Blake Baumgartner - Work. Ken Beer - Nothing definite for the summer. In the fall he •> will enter Bowling Green college in Ohio. Marion Groves - Nothing for sure may work then enter sen-ice. Earleen Fisher - Work this summer and attend Indiana university j in the fall. . . Dennis Chambers - Began work i at Barth Corporation Tuesday afternoon. Connie Fox - Will enter Vogue Beauty school at South Bend on June 9. Rick Woodward - Will work this summer and enter Indiana university in the fall. Mike Thompson - Working this summer. Warren Stephenson - Working, at Barth Corporation.

SILVER THIMBLE CLUB i HONORS FATHERS Twenty-nine members of the Silver , I Thimble club of Milford and two I guests, Mrs. Urban Bauer of Cissna £ Park. 111., and Mrs. Andrew Beer of Milford, met at the home of Mrs. Donald Beer on r 1 Milford for the June meeting. Mrs. Richard Kaiser was in charge i of the devotional period and gave 1 special tribute to fathers and Fath- i er’s Day. 1 During the social hour a silent auc- ' tiou was held and the door prize was awarded to Mrs. Harlan Beer. 4. Plans were made for several acti-1 vities of the club, including a trip to Beatty Memorial hospital at Westville in July. The committee in charge of arranegments. food, and gifts for this visit include Mrs. Lowell Rassi, Mrs. Andrew Kammerer, and Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman, the committee for the regular July meeting,- Mrs. Frank Beer, Jr., Mrs. Otto Beer, Jr., Mrs. William Graff, > Mrs. Eldon Beer, Mrs. Charles Weisser, Mrs. Howard Beer, and Mrs. Walter Wuthrich. * An ice cream social is being planned for July with the following ladies in charge of arrangements: Mrs. Maurice Beer, Mrs. Don Beer, Mrs. Glenn Price, and Mrs. Luther Steffen. A rummage sale will be held in August. . . At the close of the meeting the hostess and her co-hostesses. Mrs. Frank Beer, Jr., and Mrs. Charles WeisserQserved delicious refreshments.

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the direction of Millard Kay Nordman is the drum majorette. In the bottom photo are persons who spoke at services held at the Memorial Circle at the cemetery. Photos by Tim Yeager.

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| WLXS SCHOLARSHIP — Earleen ■ Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Noble A. Fisher of r 2 Miliord, was notified this week that she had been awarded the Murphy College Fund Scholarship sponsored by Mrs. Hazel Murphy of Warsaw in memory of her late husband. Dr. Samuel C. Murphy. There were 21 applicants for the scholarship which is worth $250 and may be applied for the next year. Only five scholarships were awarded. Applicants are judged on their grades, religious background, leadership qualities, and high moral character. Earleen was the valedictorian of her 1964 graduating class at Milford. She also received a scholarship sponsored by the Milford Parent-Teach-ers Organization and one for her rank as valedictorian of the graduating class to Indiana university.

BeiSrfrafc CRIPE, Ronald Duane A son, Ronald Duane, was bom at 5:58 pjn. Monday, May 25, in the Elkhart General hospital to Mr, and Mrs. John R. Cripe of r 1 Syracuse. Ronald Duane tipped the scales at eight pounds, eight ounces. The Cripes have another i son. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cripe of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Reed of North Manchester are the maternal grandparents. SLOAN, Todd Michael Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Sloan of r 4 Syracuse are the parents of their first son, Todd Michael, bom Sunday, May 31, at 12:50 p. n£ f in the Elkhart General hospital. Todd Michael weighed in at eight pounds, seven ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grady of Syracuse are the maternal grandparents and the patemat grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan, also of Syracuse. CRUM, Timothy Tr O y Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Crum, Jr., of Syracuse are the parents of a six pound, thirteen ounce son. bom Sunday, May 31, at 8:50 aim/'" in the Goshen hospital. The baby has been named Timothy Troy. The Crums have another child Grandparents are Mr., and Mrs. Jack Crum, Sr., of Tissimmee, I Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Han- | sen of Forest City, lowa.

Syracuse People Attend Wedding Os Former Residents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newcomer and son Paul, Syracuse, accompanied by Mrs. Newcomer’s aunt, Mrs. Helen Clingerman of North Webster, spent Saturday, May 30. in Fort Wayne in the home of another aunt, Mrs. Alex Sakowicz and family. Also a guest was their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Kate Snavely of Fort Wayne. In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Newcomer attended the wedding of Miss Sharon Kay Tauber to Howard Zurbrigg. Hie wedding took place in the EUB church. Miss Tadoer is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Tauber of Fort Wayne, formerly of Syracuse.