The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1964 — Page 6

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North Webster News CORINNE STAPLES, Correspondent PHONE: 834-2608

Charm 'N' Chatter Club Entertains I Officers of Warsaw Junior Homemakers ,

The .. Charm V Chatter home demonstration club met Monday! night at the home of M:<. Howard j Locke at Hoy s Landing on Tip-1 pecanoe lake. Mrs. Chauncey Emmons, Mrs. Russell Kinsey and | Mrs. Robert Davis, officers of the Warsaw Junior Homemakers club of Warsaw were guests at the meeting. Mrs. James McNabb, vice-presi-' dent opened the meeting with a . for the visitors and led I in the pledge to the flag and the I club creed. Meditation- were giv-] en by Mrs. Herbert Brunner and the song of the month by Mrs. William Metcalf. Mrs Nellie Henderson, health and leader gave an interesting report on tu- i berculosis. Everyone joined in j «mging "Annie Laurie” and “America the Beautiful with Mrs. j Paul Scott at the piano. The lesson on controlling household insects was presented, by Mrs. Donald Richards in an interesting manner, stressing the importance of caution and reading labels. Mrs. Howard Locke, chairman of the trip committee reported that arrangements are made at the Wagon Wheel Playhouse in Warsaw for club members to see “The Sound of Music” following a smorgasbord dinner Monday night, August 3 • Contests and games were enjoyed with prizes being presented to Mrs. Vem Hunt. Mrs Robert Davis and Mrs Sherman Bryant. Mrs. Locke and her co-hostess. Mrs. D. K. White served an angel food cake dessert to the eighteen members and three guests present. Memorial Day Observance At Lakeview Temple A special Memorial ■ Day program was given at the regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters Lakes lew Temple Monday night. Mrs. Frank Greene and Mrs. fcrmal Vanator were m charge of the program and paid special tribute to the deseased members of the organization. * > Announcement was made of .the card party to be held Wednesday night with Mrs. Harry Bause and Mrs. Frank Greene as hostesses. It was also decided to observe the annual friends' night some time in Um> autumn after meetings are resumed. Following the meeting Mrs. Rus- . sell _ Engle and Mrs. Myrtle Griesinger served refreshments andmembers enjoyed an informal recreational period in the social room. LEGION AUXILIARY MOTHER - DAUGHTER .NIGHT OBSERVED 'Member* ,4 the American Legion Auxiliary Herbert Kuhn unit 253 and their guests enjoyed a successful carry m dinner Tuesday night Nineteen adults and sixteen children were present for the fried chicken dinner and thirteen members and two guests remained for the meeting which followed. - Mrs. Robert Pifer. Chaplain, was ' in charge of the special Mother’s Day program which consisted of an accordion solo, "Long Long Ago” played by Sharon Brindle and “My Country Tis of Thee” played on the song flute by Beth Pifer . Mrs. Piter presented door prizes to Janna Lou Stewart of 601 S. Lake street. Syracuse, in the tiny tot division. Miss MalaniePiter of r 1. Leesburg in the teen-age division and to Mrs Ermal Vanator of r 1. Leesburg in the adult group Gold Star members. Mesdames May Whitacre. Vida Greider and Edith Kesterson' each received a potted plant Mrs Pat Walls received \he gift to the youngest mother and Mrs. May Whitacre received the gift for the oldest mother present After the dinner, a short business meeting was held with the president. Mrs. Elinore Enyeart in charge. Final plans were made for Poppy Day and for Memorial Day . and the proposed card party and filling out annual report forms were discussed The second : district meeting will be held June 10 at Kentland and members wishlag to attend were advised to notify the secretary if they wish reservations. I Reports were given on the election day dinners served by the Unit and also on the dinner served for the Pythian Sisters convention Bible School Each Evening Bible school and adult Bible study is being held each evening at the North Webster Church of the Brethren. Mrs. Howard Kiser is in charge. WCTU Meets At Shock Home . The Anna Bowers chapter of Women s Christian Temperance Umon met at the home of Mrs. John Shock this week with 14 lathes and four children present L

Thursday, June 4, 1964

A lesson on pornography was ( given .by Mrs. Orva Miller and , ' devotions by Mrs. Guy Orcutt. . Refreshments of strawberry short ( cake, ice cream, and iced tea were ( served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Jesse LeCount. ——— • ’ h NEWS from the Services Pvt. Daniel Goodman, Jr. Completes Combat Training CAMP PENDLETON. .Calif. - Marine Private Daniel Goodman. Jr., son of Mr.-and. Mrs. Dan Goodman. Sr., of r 2 Pierceton, completed four weeks of individual, combat training May Bat the Second Infantry Training Regiment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. While with the regiment all *newi Marines are trained in tactical and I combat skills needed for battle , Emphasis is placed on the small] unit tactic—the four man fire team | and the 14- man squad. Missionaries To i Speak At Wawasee Lakeside Chapel j Carson Moyer and his wife Dr. Ellen- Moyer, on furlough from ; Ghana, wifi speak at the Wawasee ' Lakeside Chapel on Tuesday, June |9, at 7:30 p.m. | The Moyers, who have served 1 in Africa since] 1959. are natives of Waterloo coiinty. Ont. Carfada. Dr. Moyer has opened a clinic at ,Somonya. Ghana, and with one nurse operates the clinic? with an endless stream of humanity passing through tlie clinic continually. The government has taken note of the work of Dr. Moyer and,plans ] to build a hospital there in the i near future. Mr. Moyer, a teacher, j has charge of seven churches He is a graduate of Goshen college and the University of London, Ont., I Dr 'Moyer graduated from Western Ontario university. The Moyers are in much demand in churches in the area since their work is so very interesting and they know' so well the need of these people the members of the Wawasee Lakeside chapel feels honored to have this couple for speakers and extends an invitation to the community and public in general to attend. Theo Beer Honored Friday Afternoon Theo Beer, Milford school bus driver, retiring after 21 years of bus driving, was honored Friday aftemodn at the Milford elementary school by his fellow bus drivers, Dor. Arnold, corporation business manager, and Harold Young, elementary principal. They presented him w ; ith a gift i of two while shirts and two pair I of socks. AREA BOYS RECEIVE ’ AWARDS AT BALL STATE Two area boys received sports ' awards recently at Ball Slate Tea- 1 chers college. They were: Steve Roderick. Milford, varsity golf a- > ward; and Ron Richey. Syracuse, I freshman term is award.

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WAWAKEECHIE H. D. CLUB HAS PROGRAM ON MAY The Wawakeechie Home Demonstration Club held their May meeting on the 27th of the month I at 12:30 p.m. at the Conservation | club house with 16 members pres-| ent. The tables were decorated with pink and white spring flowers and pink tapers. A delicious chicken salad luncheon was served by the hostesses, Mrs. William Brandt and Mrs. Gleee Gunter. The meeting was opened by the president Mrs. Elmer Schoeff with | the thought of the month and Mrs. Fred Banta led the group in re- I citing the club creed. Meditations were given by Mrs. ' Vernon Martin and her subject was ‘ ' The Month of May” discussing the honored days of May and May Day baskets a tradition of many years. "Loves Old Sweet Song ” was sung by the group led by Mrs. Eugene Hattersley and Mrs. Banta gave the history of the. song. Health and Safety remarks were given by Mrs. Kenneth McVay and it was interesting -to learn that ammonia, toilet bowl cleanses and other cleansers should never be mixed as the fumes can be very dangerous. . ‘ Controlling Household Insects and Pests"- was presented by Mrs. Hattersley and the importance of knowing insects and pests and getting the proper poison for them was pointed out. In case of accidental poisoning the Elkhart General hospital is the clostest place to get treatment. The March and April reports were given by Mrs. Hattersley, s secretary and Mrs. Martin, treas- ' urer. It was announced by the presi idem that the, club was to be fair hostess from August 3 to 8 and : also that the club is to dress a ' seven inch doll representing -a ' county, the name of the county i to be given to the club at a later date. Several places were, named to be. considered for a short trip for the club in the future. The next meeting will be held June 24 with the group visiting the Wawasee Interior Shop. Future Builders Meet At Robert Auer Home The Ftiure Builders class of the Milford Christian church met at j the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ! Auer for a come-as-you-are . party last Thursday night. President John Strouse presided at the business meeting during which time he appointed several committees. The secretary’s report was given by Mrs. Strouse and the treasurer’s report by Mrs. D. G. Seely. Mrs. Auer was in charge of devotions. Wallace Scott, teacher of the class, and Mrs. Scott showed slides and .told of their recent trip to the southern states. Refreshments were served by the hostess and games were enjoyed during the social hour. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bass of Dallas, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Blenis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Roger j Graff, Mrs. Carl Shearer. Mrs. C. ! J. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Mr. 1 and Mrs. Strouse, and Mr. and j Mrs. Seely. ’ C HARLES CLARK LEAVES 586.W0 ESTATE E. Wayne Clark of r 4 Warsaw and E. Marian Michael of Royal Oak, Midi., are to share equally as heirs of the $96,000 estate left by their late father, Charles Clark, of near Leesburg. The estate consists of an estimated real estate value of $50,000 and personal property, $46,000. Mr. Clark died on May 18. 1964 j

Mermaid Festival Officials Announce Six More Queens Entered For Contest

Mermaid Festival officials announce today that six more “Queen: oi Lakes” enteries have been re- ] ceived at festival headquarters. Latest enteries include: Shirley ] Rice, 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rice of 2006 S. George street, Marion, Indiana. Miss Rice will be known at the festival as “Miss Marion” and is being sponsored by the Missisinewa Boat & Ski Club. “Miss Syracuse? banner will be worn by Mary Alice K:me>. 17 year old dauglXer of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kimes of r r 4, Syracuse, Mary Alice is being sponsored by the Syracuse high school. Susan Kay Springer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamonie Springer of r r 4, Bluffton, Indiana will be known as "Miss Lancaster”. Susan Kay. 18 years old. is being sponsored by the Lancaster Central school. East Rockcreek high school will be' represented by Anne Lorraine Youjig. 17 year old daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Young r r 1. I Bluffton. Indiana. . Brenda Marlene Mobley will be known at the festival as “Miss

Syracuse Locals

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Showalter | of Dunlap were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Darr, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vorhis were the Sunday evening picnic supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Workman and children, Syracuse Lake. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Stanley and son of Dayton, 0., spent the week end with Mrs. Stanley’s father, Millard Hire, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rollins and daughter, Tammy Jo, Syracuse spent the weekend in DesPlaines. 111., as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Searfoss and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, spent the weekend in Mishawaka visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kuneff and family and other I relatives. David Strieby, son of Mrs. Cleo ' Strieby of has returned l'to Fort Devens, Mass., after spending three days with his mother and visiting friends in the area. Mrs. Thomas Wood of Silver Springs, Md., is spending a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Midi and sister Mrs. Mabel Kitson. Syracuse. ’ . Mrs. Anna Dewart McCoy and daughter Mrs. Donna Wilson of South Bend called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Betes of r 4 Syracuse Sunday afternoon; Mr. and Mrs. Lovett, son and daughter of Coldwater. O. spent ] the holiday week end with Mrs. Lovett's mother, Mrs, Ralph Jefferies, in Syracuse. Miss Bertha LaPointe returned to her hone in Tecumseh. Mich., after" a few days visit in Syracuse' ‘ with her sister, Mrs. Louise Con-1 I nolly. i Mr. and Mrs. Don Enyeart, Syrai case had as their weekend guests ‘ the latter’s sisters, Mrs. Leola Heffner and Mrs. Virgil Livingstine, Mr. Livingstine and family, all *of j Lindsey, O. Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan i spent the weekend at tlieir cottage at Irish Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Sloan and Mr. and Mrs. John Searfoss and family of Syracuse as their guests on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Blocker and daughter, Janet, of Indianapolis spent, the weekend at the home of Mr. Blocker’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Blocker. Syracuse. The James Blockers have just returned from a month’s visit in Japan with Mrs. Blocker's relatives.

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Monroe Central”. Brenda, 16 year J old daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Ste-1 , wart W. Hobley, is being sponsored , by the Monroe Central band. “Miss Leesburg” will be Sharon > Cremeens, 16 year old daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cremeens. Sharon will be sponsored by the Leesburg high school. Seven more bands have entered the Mermaid Parade bringing the number bands entered thus far to 13. Latest enteries include: Al-bion-Jefferson high school band, Western Wells County band, Monroe Central Marching Bears. Roanoke high school band, Concord high school “Marching Minute- : men" and the Van Buren March- : ing Aces. Festival officials antici- ■ pate more enteries in this field, i The Regal Tones, a 16-piece band from East Rockcreek school, 1 Bluffton, has entered the talent contest to be held on June 22, 23, and I 24th. i The Susette Baton & Drum Corps f and the Montpelier Twirlettes have . entered the Mermaid Parade to be held on Friday > June 26th starting * at 6 p.m.

I Jennifer and Jocelyn Rapp, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Don Rapp of Carmel, spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Miles, Syracuse, who took them home on Slonday. Mrs. Maude Geiger, Syracuse, attended an- open house, Saturday, at the home of Mr. and - Mrs. Ira Shue, Oswego, honoring David I Shue, who returned to Cuba Wednesday after a three-week leave from duty with the United States Navy. Mrs. Catherine Babcock, Mrs. Jennifer and Jocelyn Rapp, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Don Rapp of Syracuse, spent Monday afternoon with the former’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Berkey, at Warsaw. Dinner guests Saturday, of Mrs. Catherine Babcock of Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. George Kehr and son Larry of Foraker, Miss Jean Hilton and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Kehr of Goshen and Miss Goldie Newcomer of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kammerdiener and family of Paris were dinner guests Saturday, of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener and daughters of Syracuse. Also guests in the evening were Mr. ' and Mrs. Omer Lantz and daughter of near Millersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Claude French had as their guests at their Lake Wawasee cottage over the holiday weekend their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp and sons. Bill and Bob of Elkhart and their nephew and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan French of Cory. Mrs. Estella Swartz. Syracuse. I and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Metzler I and Rew and Mrs. Claude Coppock of Wakarusa, attended the graduation exercises of Gary Netterer, son ; of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Netterer of Huntington, at Huntington college, Monday. Mrs. Netterer is the daughter of Mrs. Coppock. ' RITA WORKMAN, SYRACUSE, i CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs. Max Workman of Syracuse Lake entertained Friday, May 29, in honor of her daugiiter Rita’s mneth birthday. Games were played and refreshments served from a table decorated in pink, blue and white. Small bottles of perfume were given the guests as favors. Guests were Linda Jones, Lisa Griffith, Sandy and Candy Personette, Vicki Mock, Caron Carr and Rita’s bro-1 ther, Tony.

S YR ACUSE Hospital Notes Mrs. Everett Edgar, r 4 Syra- * cuse, was released from the Go- ; shen hospital Thursday. She had j entered the hospital on Wednesday, i Mrs. Maurice Snyder, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Thursday. She was released Friday. i Mrs. Grover Hilbish, r 2 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Jane Stoelting, Syracuse, was treated at the Goshen hospital Fri- i day, for an accident away from home. She was later released. Miss Virginia Arthur, r 3 Syracuse. was admitted to tlie Goshen hospital Monday. Mrs. Rhoda Mock, r 3 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday. Jimmy Boyer, r 4 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital for emergency treatment, Monday. Mrs. John M. Scarbeary, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Freeman, r 3 Syracuse was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kline returned to their home in Syracuse last week from Rochester, Minn., where Mr. Kline had undergone surgery at the Mayo Clinic, a week previously. Mrs. Maude Geiger, Syracuse, had as overnight guests Monday, June 1, Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Geiger, Springfield. O.

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COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW MEETS The Kosciusko county board of tax review met Monday, June 1, at the court house to review’ all personal property and new’ building tax assessments for 1964, payable in 1965. Meetings are scheduled for the entire month of June. Board members are county auditor Noble C. Blocker; county assessor Carl T. Zimmer; county treasurer Iva L. Carpenter, Mrs. "William Orr, Warsaw, Democratic j member; and Ralph Wrigley, Mon-: roe township, Republican member. FESTIVAL BANNER UP AT NO. WEBSTER The large banner, each year placed across road 13 at the main intersection at North Webster, was put up last week, proclaiming June 22-27 as Mermaid Festival week.

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KOSCIUSKO LODGE NO. 418 MEETS TUESDAY Kosciusko Lodge No. 418. F. & A. M., met Tuesday evening in the Milford lodge hall in regular session. Joe Estep president in the absence of worshipful master Robert Hurd. Charles Myers and William Bess were voted to receive degrees. Ed Huber acted as senior warden r and Herschel Harper as junior warden. - LAURA SNYDER INJURES FOOT ■■ I Laura, one of the 9 .vear-old . ] twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. i Maury Snyder. Syracuse, received a badly bruised foot, Friday morning when she dropped a cement block on it. The Syracuse fire department emergency unit was called to stop '- the flow of blood. She was taken P to the office of a local physican 7 wliere three stitches were required to close the wound:

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