The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 July 1964 — Page 2

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Milford Little League Standings The season for little league is two-thirds over in Milford and as you will notice by the standings listed below. Team W L Campbell's ,Sox 6 0 - ■* Augsburger's' Cards ~ 4 Baumgartner's Indians _ 2 4 Battling averages for the leaders I are as follows: .'-I Tom Beer. 15 hits for 21 "13 Dave M '■■-■r. hits for 13* .615 > StvVe Wblfermah. 8 hits for 16 .500 Noe I/jaaao, 7 hits for 14 .500 Ke. -. Dv...< " 10 hit - b»r 2! .476 John Hamilton. 9 hits for 20 .450 > •■. Rej lo | ( . 6-h is for 15 400 The most RBl's record Is also | held bv Tom Beer, he has 11. Den- | rv !:•■ t the "■ doub--.! . . . with 2 and I M : ' Leading : /er at this 11 - noriv has' an earned run

Milford Boys To Chicago Today The Milford I '1- . 7 :ers and their chaperones are in Chicago to-! . day w.iu-hmg-the While Sox pluy the I ■ . ■> About 7t* boys are making the trip .H;Lb as’llic drhrr. Tins i- an an nual event for-the boys and is alwavs anxiously ' awaited by those ■ ■ ■ .. : SHARPS WIN OVER AUGSBURGERS On Mot .' a r< •. - > - Snarp’s . Dod5 to 4 at the Milford little league Tom Boer, winning pitcher, al lowed 6 4 walks, and lud ®

Dah.l H . 2 walks. an<.! a s': kf.Hit . David !'■ . had 2 lune runs an>: a single (or the losing team. Steve Wo Bee H. .. ■ the WATER TOO HIGH FOR GOOD FIMIIXo 1 X( i PI IX <Ol NTY Wccklv Fishing Report Fishing was so poor this week end that all "fish stories" should be invest gated thoroughly. Due to the > rain this past week .fishinc has beer, poor* with streams up as much as 5 to 6 feet. Northwestern Indiana . Due t<> high water the fishing was poor in the northwest part of Ute (state. In the small lakes there are fish b< ing caught but. the fishinv i< g<-a< :aay |>vor. The r.wrs are tip sto i feet Kankakee river is up .and i- rj-ir..’ At Ra-s lake some cat! taken OQ d-ad minnows. Northeastern Indiana ■ Fishing wa< fair Lib 20x1 in the northeast see&m of the state this week end. In Whitley-county at Loom lake and the Tu-Uike area large ■ and rcdwerds. I:: Steui’v?; Cvimty b;<-- .. numbers, and bha giils are being taken iroin Pleasant. Clear, and Crooked lakes on grubs . and Lake James some pike are be- ■ ing taken. In LaGrange count being.taken In Pigeon river a small number of bass and pike are being / from Sylvan and Sand lakes on poppers .and rubber spiders.

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Danny Dust Breaks Six Mile Swim Record Mondav. July 20. Danny Dust, son of ’-Mrs. Betty W of Syracuse. broke the six mile swim reconi when he swam from Syracuse * City Park to Waco Beach through | ord breaking swim m the time of j I tw<> hours, 14 minutes and 35 seconds. i The previous record for the six | Indie swim .was set last year -15634.. y. f ver. rls in a time of two ■ hours and 20 minutes Daiiny Dust j also holds tiie Syracuse Lake swim record of 43 5 minute* Danny will < ■ ■ . ■ ■ ? • " i week- rvpor’s Jim Rassi. Long. | • • r Midwestern Christian Church Holds Conference At Oakwood Park The M.dw> stem Christian church 1

is holding annual confereope and! camp at'*’ -ark near Syra-j . , • .. week Member are pre-; ; sent from Oh.oj Indiana, Illinois, i Missouri. Michigan, Canada and a j ;-otn'<>t ■ state* and countries i -so. prewitt. I The conference started on Sat-1 i urday and ends tomorrow. Sunday i I a large at'e nionce of 600 Was present for the >erv res There are 300 full time c.imjHrs and 200 part j ■ From Europe epee are .* boy * mi SWi/criand • a bov frortl Austria wt» are ■ ■ - - - 1 ' ■ • Hie w 1-n • s in Warren, O. A. • ! at i conferee.-a are two ' ■ ■ ■ ■ pres, .tly makn - -_ tix'ir 'nome with a i I brt<her. .who resides fa. Peoria, Hl. Bethel Golden Rule Glass Has j€ly Class „ Meeting

The Golden Rule class of the|. ’ . irt ' Milford held its regular meeting yard < The -’•* P’’d 13 children [ ■ ■ burgers and hot dogs and ■ other j ,i.carry-in dishe*: Hosts for the meet-1 rg were Mr. and Mrs Cornelius i ■ Fisher. ■/ . 11-;-/. ■.g th® business meeting.. ways of earning money were di®cussed and the group decided to plan ■ ahea i to the next meeting . and then "give till it hurts" rather ■■■ '* . .\ < er way Devotions were given by- Mrs. | F ' ’ . ■ .r ' ■■■'■. . The men and • children pn ' - joyed volley ball and iwrseshoe j the afternoon; The next! in September ■with Mr and Mrs. L Miller and; Mr and Mrs. j Neal Cory in charge. 1

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OBITUARIES

Mrs. Oliver Glen Brown Mrs. Oliver Glen (Eda) Brown, ( 59. of r 2, Cambridge City and St. Petersburg, Florida, died of an extended illness at her Cambridge City home on Saturday, July 18, at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Brown was the mother of Mrs. Robert Arthur of Dewart lake. Tiie deceased was bom in Covington. 0., on January 10, 1905. She was the daughter of Presley F. and Lydia Ann 'Smith 1 Black. She was a member of the First Baptist , church in Cambridge City. I Mrs. Brown is survived by her ‘ husband, two/ sons, Robert of Greenville. O. and Fred of St. Petersburg. Fla. and by two other daughters in addition to Mrs. Arthur. They are Mrs. Glen I (Esther) Byrd of Cambridge City ; and Mrs. Betty. Adrian of Richmond. She is.also '•urvived by a step son. ' Earl Brown of Holly. Mich., and a i brother, Lee Black, of Oke Mach, Okla., and 14 grandchildren, including Deborah and Shertee Arthur, of Dewart Lake. St'»- in the I chapel of the Fisher Mortuary in j Cambridge City on .Wednesday mom- ; ing at 10130. Rev. William Harris of the First Baptist church there of- j ficiated and .burial was in Crown . Hill cemetery at Centeryiile. Ind. Australian Cricket Player A Guest At Lake Wawasee Home W. A. ("'/I: old, ' ope of the ’ ’ world'- greaN-t Cricket players is i a guest at the home of F. McKinley Blough at Lake Wawasee. Oldie o. has just returned i from an English world series of ! Cricket be - E:•- ■'■ : and Au<- ; I tralia, will be in California : We-ek for a meet:::g of. ’.nd Ca’ilornia Cricket Association, during a film will be shown of the I only cricket match to end in a tie. Mr O'.-n.eid is ’die author of a book entitled “Tne Battle of the I Stumps.” Slaking a world tour in ■ . n’erest el er.ekel he. has visited Ethiopia. England and after his sto;> in ':n:a Will f'.y to his lioine in Sydney. ’ Australia. KAISER REIMQN ‘ HELD SI’XDAY. .JI'LY 19 I Approximately seventy relatives * I and'fnetxls gathered at, the Milford » fire station Sunday afternoon for the annual- Kaiser family retution. one Relatiws came from New Paris, Milford and Oliio. The committee in charge of ar raiigemehts for 1965 consists of Mr .. : Mrs .G n Smitli of New Pari: and Mrs. Priscilla Riggetijach o Paulding, Ohio. - -

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SEE GRANDSON PITCH AT MARION Mr. and Mrs. George Auer of r 1, Milford and Mrs. Stan Scott lof r 3, Syracuse went to Marion on Monday evening to watch the Auer's grandson, Danny Thwaits, i pitch a little league game. Danny, who is the son of Mr.' and Mrs. Verl Thwaits of Manon, plays for the South Marion Business and Professional Men's club team. The game turned into a real i thriller when after the first of the I6tii inning with the other team a- ! head 8 to 1. Danny's team scored nine runs the last half of the 6th and at the end of the game were ahead 10-8. The games are played in only 6 innings. Afterwartis the Auers, Mrs. Scott and the Thwaits family enjoyed homemade ice cream and cake in the Thwaits home. Mrs. Thwaits is i the former Marietta Auer.

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.W — - ■ r Lambert Glove Co. Leaves Milford

Dan Bridenstir.e, local manager I for the Milford plant of the Jaxco, Inc., glove factory with home offices in Wautoma, Wis., announced early this week that the plant is leaving Milford for good. The local factory has been known as the Lambert Glove Manufacturing Co. even since it was .sold to Jaxco in July of 1962. The former owner and operator of the factory was Ed Lambert, who started the factory in 1946. Mr. Lambert, who is a former Warsaw resident, now resides in Indianapolis and works in the state auditor’s office.

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I The women employees of the plant worked their last day on Friday, July 17, * Mr. Bridenstine and other male help are now in the process of dismantling the factory and plan to have the job completed sometime in August. Some of the employees of the factory . had been with the plant almost . from the beginning. > I Mr. Bridenstine, his wife and small son. Scott, plan to move to Wautoma where Mr. Bridenstine » will hold a position in the main plant of Jaxco, Inc.

THREE RESIDENTS FROM COUNTY LOSE LICENSE Three residents o£ Kosciusko county have had their drivers license suspended according to the latest report from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis.' They are as follows: Luther T. Campbell, 102 Tenth street. Winona Lake, from 5-20-64 /to 7-20-64. for drunk driving. Russell Sloan, Lakeshore Trailer ! Court, Warsaw, from 6-15-64 to 6-15-65, for other traffic violations. Roderick Lawrence McCarthy, 419 E. Boston street. Syracuse, from 6i 19-64 to 8-19-54. for drunk driving.

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Fabulous King's Men To Appear At Youth Center

A slick little combo, billed as the Fabulous King’s Men from Indianapolis, is, scheduled to appear at the Lakeland Youth Center in downtown Syracuse. Saturday night. Composed of five young musicians, they are “the hottest little combo in the state capital,” according to Bob and Ray Webster of the House of i Harter, the sponsoring firm. I The group will appear at House of Harter in Wawasee Village at 11:30 p.m. Saturday for a matinee.