The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 June 1964 — Page 3

UVTZ FAMILY REUNION HELD The Lantz family •Veunkrn was held Sunday, June 7, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ditmer, with 56 in attendance. Those attending from Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lantz and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehrer. Others attending were from Topeka, Goshen, Roanoke, Rome City, Huntington and LaGrange.

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Summer Recreation At Milford Off To Good Start The afternoon recreation program at Milford has shown increased growth this year. ‘On Monday, the first day, Vick ; Fuller had 60 girls and Arlo Beis wanger had 50 boys. Mr. Beiswang er has 90 boys assigned to evening baseball. All the girls meet on Wednesday to go out of town, so there will be no Boys’ club that day. The boys i will go miniature golfing on Friday. The opening Little League game was won by Sharp's Dodgers, 34-11, over Augsburger’s Cards. John Hamilton was the winning pitcher. Home j runs were hit by Jay Anglin and Hamilton. Tom Beer collected four hits in five times at bit. The pony league played a practice game with Leesburg Tuesday evening. Gary Hurd and Jim Om prov-

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d ~. ----rr ed to be an effective battrey. but after substitutions were made the Mile ford boys lost the game 8-3. Hits - were made by Dave Beer (2>, Gale - Estep; Ted Speicher, Wuthrich, and I Hurd. Ponies Note: There will be practice Friday at 6:15 and come for the game Tuesday by 5:30. The schedule is almost complete. They hope to get a four team tourney on Saturday. Schedule June 9—Leesburg, here. 6:15 June 16—Syracuse, here, 6:15 June 23—Leesburg, there, 6:15 June 30—Webster, here. 6:15 July 7—Mentone, here, 6 July 14—Open July 24—Webster, there, 6 I

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The dam is only temporary and will be removed after the pumps at the pumipng station have been repaired. A Mail-Journal stfaf photo.

July 31—Mentone, there. 6 Aug. 4—Leesburg, here, 6:15 i Aug 11—Syracuse, here, 6:15 » ■ ■ ■■ i PORTER HOMES ARE MEMORIALS I The former homes of Gene Stratton Porter, famed Hoosier novelist, ’ are maintained by the Indiana Department of Conservation, one at Geneva, the other near Rome City, j as state memorials. Mrs. Porter lived in Limberlost Cabin. Geneva, until 1913, then supervised construction of a new home of 14 rooms in Wildflower Woods. Sylvan Lake, residing there until 1923, when she left Indiana permanently because of failing health and built a home on Catalina Island off i the coast of California.

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I Summer School I ScheduleFor * Lakeland I It was announced by the office I of LCSC superintendent Lewis S. I Immel summer school is as fblI lows: Leesburg Driver training - Classroom 8:00 *’ to 9:30; Typing (personal) 10 to « 11:50; Remedial reading mornings. Milfonl *'■ Driver training, Classroom 8 to > ■ 9-30; Health and safety. Classroom jlO to 11:50; Remedial reading, 1 Mornings. * North Webster Driver training. Classroom 8 to 9:30; Remedial reading. Mornings. Syracuse J Driver training. Classroom 8 to 9:30; Typing, Calssroom 8 to 9*60; Health and safety. Classroom 10 to 11:50; Remedial reading. All Day. : No fees will be charged for the above classes. Students may rent or purchase books needed. Pupils enrolled ( in remedial ’ reading classes wil> be contacted individually to establish their schedules. Robert Ahrns will begin the summer speech therapy program next I ’ Tuesday, June 16. His schedule will be Tuesday and Thursday of each week. Mr. Ahrns will hold ; classes at the Milford and Syracuse ■ I elementary schools. There wilL_b*ja small charge for each child par- | ticipating in this program. The local school corporation win underwrite the remainder of the expen- ‘ scs. Wendell Bryant, principal of the North Webster high is in charge erf the summer education program. He may be contacted at: the school office in North Weixster

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between 8:00 and 9:30 in the mornings and after 1:30 in the afternoons. TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB MEETS FRIDAY Members of Town and Country ’ club of Milford met Friday afternoon with Mrs. William Martin for j their regular meeting. Mrs. Gordon I Fish was a guest. | Mrs. Don Davidsen presided at • the business meeting and discus- ’ sions. Pledge to the flag was given and song df the month “Annie Laurie” was sung in unison. Re- | sponse to roll call was “My blunder as a bride” which afforded t much amusement and reminiscing in the group. An informative and interesting questionaire on Indiana was given by Mrs. Glenn Brown. Mrs. Brown brought out many interesting facts our own state of Indiana and pointed out the many and varied places of interest to see here and nearby. Chib Lesson Mrs. Harold Wilson gave the lesson on “Pesticides and Insecticides” and cautioned all to read the directions very carefully be--1 fore using either. Also she pointed out that such articles should ibe stored outside the home. All I food, fish bowls, etc., should be covered before using since many of them are poisonous. v Members of the club will be I present at the cltib exhibit at the *WHinty fair. Town and Country will exhibit next year. Mrs. Martin served delicious lemon special cake and coffee for dessert. Next club meeting will be in September with Mrs. Joe Gerencer since no business meetings are held during summer months. Read theCJ ASSIOCnS.

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Thursday, June 11, 1964

SYRACUSE GRADS TO ENTER NAVY Leaving for the Great Lakes Training Center near Chicago on y i June 15 will be Danny Jones, son ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Jones; r Jack Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman; and Rol> I ert Baugher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baugher, all of Syracuse, n The three youths were graduates e this year of Syracuse high school s and are altering the service of the h United States Navy. d g SYRACUSE TO HAVE s NEW BEAUTY SHOP 1 i Syracuse is. to have another new 5 business, a beauty shop next to • the Syracuse Library. Mike Lar--1 ramaga of Goshen has purchased - the building and plans to open a modem beauty saloon around July L Mr. and Mrs. Larramaga have a beauty shop in Goshen and will I continue to live there until the rest of the building here is remodeled. Both Mr, and Mrs. Larramaga are I beauticians. There will be a notice I later on the former opening. Pollynanna 4-H Girls , Give Demonstrations I The Pollyanna girls 4-H club met Tuesday. June 9. at the home of Mrs. Douglas Yoder. Several girls' > gave demonstrations. There were, Sandra Yeager “Stitches in Sew- • ing"; Dianne Ringler, “Drinks”; ' Linda Bitner, “Table Setting”; and Elaine Hoopingarner. “Embroidery”. The club will hold a bake sale | July 25 at 10 a.m. uptown in Syrai cuse. I

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HEX RURAL H. D. CLUB HAS LESSON ON FREEZING, CANNING The Hex Rural Home Demon* stration club met Tuesday afternoon, June 2, at the Hex Grange hall for the June meeting. Mrs. Merle Darr, president, presided and opened the meeting with the club creed. j Mrs. Ernest Richards presented the project lesson on Freezing and Canning. Mrs. Ethel Grubb gave the devotions and Mrs. Orley Brown gave the history of the song of the month “Annie Laurie” and accompanied at the piano for group singing. The health and safety remarks on “pesticides” were given by Mrs. Gene Mock. The meeting closed with the club prayer. Hostesses were Mrs. Herbert Blue and Mrs. Ethel Grubb.

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