The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 September 1964 — Page 2

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ENGAGED — Rev. and Mrs. John J. Yoder of r 1 Goshen announce the engaegment of their daughter. Miss Rhoda, to Burl Troyer, son of Mr.; and Mrs. Paul W. Troyer of 817 W. Wilkinson street, Goshen. Both are graduates of Bethany

OBITUARIES

J. Cornell Morganthaler Mrs. J. Correll 'Cocheita Morganthafer. 59, of Syracuse, died Sunday. Au.'. 30. in tor home, at < -•■ I < Mrs Mo ' -■ was tto ' of the owner of the Wawasee Bowl. . located south of Syracuse. She had resided in Syracuse for the past | six years, min ing here from Fort V. < Sumners r.rtude her hustoto. a. son Joseph C . Jr. and a daugh-1 ter, Mrs. Jacob <Su-ie ■ Kern 111. both of Syracuse; a sister, Mrs Helen Ktog. of Glendale, Calif . , and I four grandchildren. • . I Fureral services were held Wednesday. Sept. 2, in the ChalfantPer-. raw:■> imine m tort Wayne. Burial was in Lindenwood ceme-. tery. Mrs. Pearl (Moore) Rink Funeral were held 'at 2 p.m. yesterday ( Wednesday ) in the Mishler funeral home for Mrs. Pearl (Moore) Rink, 54. 105 l s north Third street, Goshen, formerly of Milford. /Mrs R,r.k had been iU for ®e /past three weeks. Death came to j her at the Goshen hospital at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday. Aug. 30, and w^.-j caused by cirrhosis of the liver ■ The deceased was bom on Feb- ■ ruarv 2, 1910, to Crenshaw, ML®.,I to Peter C. and Isolsba (Wilson) j Hamilton. She had rnwtd to Go sben from Milford 13 years ago Surviving are two daughters, Mr.- Wila.im Barbara H.E. Jr. of Warsaw and Mrs. Harold (Mar garvt' Briggs of Providence. R. I ; one son. James Moore of Etna Green; her mother of Milford; three brothers. Clyde anti Claude Hamilton <4 Milford anti Earl Ham- ; ilton of Sledge. Miss.; and five! grandchildren. Her father and one brother preceded tier m death. Rev. Cart Shearer. pastor of the I M Iford Christian church, offic.ated at the services Interment was in the Milford cemetery. John K. Miller John K. Miller, 74, of Nappanee, ! brother of Mrs. Ezra/Schmucker of Milford, died shortly before midnight Tuesday at his home, 801 S. Main street. He had been ill seven months. ’ Mr. Miller was torn June 24, 1890. in Ohio. He had-been a resident of Nappanee for 40 years. He was a 1 member of the Main street Mennonite church. 00-Qct. 15, 1914, Mr. Miller m V>rmer Martha Miller. \ . Surviving are the wife; three daughters. Mrs Geneva Parker of Bristol, Mrs. Dorothy Collins of Elkhart. and Mrs. Andrew (Pauline) Ot-; to of Nappanee; three sons, Howard ■ L. of Gashen, Charles E. of Harris-! onburg, Va.. and Rev. Donald D. Miller. a missionary in the Republic of South Africa; 17 grandchildren; two other sisters, Mrs. Daniel Miller of Nappanee and Mrs. Chris Yoder of Elkhart; and three brothers, Jacob M. of Shipshewana, Chris C. of Lathrop. Calif.; and Roy of Nappanee. Friends may call at the Wright funeral home in Nappanee Final 1 rites will be held Friday at 2 p. m in the North Main Street Mennonite church in that city. Rev. Richard Yoder and Rev. Homer North will officiate and burial will be in South Union cemetery. Winton Gay Private funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm. in the Titus funeral home. Warsaw, foe Winton Gay. 36. who died unexpectedly Wednesday in Brighton, Colo. Mr. Gay was born Aug. 15. 1923, in Leesburg, the son of George Edwin and Mary (Burns) Gay. He was a former resident of Warsaw and Muncie. Mr. Gay served as < a paratrooper in the armed forces

Thursday, September 3, 1964

Christian high school, Goshen. Miss Yoder is presently employed by the Weatherhead Mfg. Co. at Syracuse. Mr. Troyer is a student at Goshen college. . • A June wedding is planned.

in Atoka, then was transferred to Britton, Cd. Marshall Gay of Huntington, Ever-1 ett Gay of Michigan City, and Clar-1 enee Gay of Winona Lake; two i Kenneth -(Mildred) Benner of Phoenix, Ariz.,..and Mrs. Harold (Gladys Yarian of .Clay-1 poor ■ Rev. Ray Sells officiated and .‘burial Was in Leesburg tome '. : " -.1 to - ■ I Mrs. A. V. Stout "to '■ ' Mrj. A. V. Stout of 140 Ocean drive; Lake Park. Fla., died of a heart- condition on Saturday morning; Mr Stout is a former Milford school principal and tlx? family retoed on Main street for several : years. ‘ ' Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. on Wednesday in the Hamn J funeral i»me m North Palm Beach, Fla. Clem Gladieux Clem Gladieux, 67, of 5502 Nca Haven Ave,. Fort Wayne, father of Harold J. Gladieux of Leesburg, died at 10 10 a m. Monday in the Parkj view Memorial hospital where he had . been a patient for one week. A lifelong resident of Fort Wayne Mr. Gladieux retired two years i ago from the Gladieux Refining Company He was a member of me Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and United Commercial Travelers to Fart Wayne; Surviving to to the Leesburg son are his wife. Helen: four sons. Donald C. of Buffalo, N. Y., Gerald F. of St. Paul, Minn., William T, and Thomas E., both of Fort Wayne; two daughters, Mrs. LaVon Meyer ot Me>a. Ariz , and Mrs. Evelyn Sto.re ot Fort Wayne; seven brothers; two sisters; and 26 grandchildren Funeral services were conducted at 930 am today Thursday) to' the D. 0. McComb and Sons funeral home in Fort Wayne and 10; am. at the Cathedral of the Im-n’KK-ulate Conception. Msgr Tho-1 mas L. Durkin officiated and burial to Lie Catholic cemetery. Senator Hartke Speaks At Cannelton Rally TELL CITY — Senator Vance Hartke said Monday that water development in Indiana is a “fine testimony to the progress which re- j suits when local, state, and national governments work together”. The Hoosier lawmaker spoke at a Cannelton rally after he was interviewed by three Tell City ladies for the “Ask Senator Hartke" radio show. The hard-driving Senator visited Jeffersonville, New Albany, Salem, Seymour, North Vernon, and Muncie Tuesday. His campaign “Communicade”, now four days old, has already stopped in Indianapolis, Anderson, Portland, Greencastle, Fontanet, Terre Haute, Sullivan, Vincennes, Princeton. Washintgon. Mount Vernon, Boonville, and Jasper. “We are mastering the Great Ohio River", Senator Hartke said, “because we recognized the vital needs of flood control and navigation. We built and are building new locks, dams, and levees. Funds for these projects have increased three-fold. Since I came to office, the Ohio is becoming an American Ruhr and recreational mecca". The “Communicade” will continue through Sept 9. By that time Senator Hartke will have met a million Hoosiers in a series of rallies, receptions, and radio panel programs in forty Indiana counties.

Circulate Petition In Protest To Liquor Store

The Milford Ministerial Association is circulating a petition in the town against the establishment of a package store in Milford. The petition was signed by many church members on Sunday morning in the several churches of the town and can be signed by anyone who wishes to do so. According to the town’s ministers anyone wishing to sign the petition may contact any minister. *

Zoa C. Charters And James M. Freed Married Saturday In Huntington

The marriage of Mrs. Zoa C. j Charters of 612 Pittsburgh street, i Syracuse, and James M. Freed, al- i so of Syracuse, was solemnized Saturday at 3 pm. in the home i of Mr. and* Mrs. Leo Freed of Hunt- I ington. Rev. A. C. Givens, pastor t of the E.U.B. church in Hunting- i ton, performed the single ring service in the presence of 15 rela- 1 lives. For her wedding the bride wore v a street length dress of green and r blue brocade with green accessor- 1 ies and green carnations. s Mr. aid Mrs. Leo Freed, broth- c er and sister-in-law of the bride- c

Syracuse Locals

Mr. and Mrs Sherman Deaton, i ise, attended the North Ohio United Brethren in Christ Church convention lield recently in Hillsdale, Mich. Mr. Deaton was a deleI from Zion Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yoder andfamily and Robert Insley and daughter, Jean of Syracuse: and Lester Cassel of Goshen attended the dedication of the new Indiana j Credit UnKW* League state building ; in Indianapolis recently. Mr. Yoder ■s- president of the Indiana league, j Mr. and Mrs. Theo Thomas and . children Becky and Carl and Karen' Fuller of Syracuse recently mal a trip to Dearborn, Mich., where ’ they visited Ford Museum and' G"<s dic’d \';Eaue, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crowe of • Waterloo, lowa, and Charles Lew-' alien anti son, Lyle, were guests Sunday evening, Aug. 23, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerckemer and daugliters, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Benwood Fields of Dexter, N'. M.. are spending two weeks with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riddle, Syracuse. •Miss- Sally Mabie, Syracuse, spent Sunday and Monday of Last week, near Hudson, as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Shumaker. On Monday Miss Mabie and Mrs. Wendell Anderson and son, David of Lafayette were dinner guests of Mrs. Robert Dive near Waterloo. Tlve women were all classmates at the Fort Wayne beauty college. Charles Disher. and daughter, Carolyn of Syracuse visited in Battle Creek, Mich., recently with their son and brother, Michael Disher and family. -Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Moots of Papakeechie Lake were Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Williams of Dearborn. Mich. Mr. Williams is the brother of Mrs, Moots,

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A notice appeared m last week’s paper, in legal form, telling of the application of Ernest H. Cartwright dba Milford Package Store for a package store (beer, liquor and wine dealers) license. The store would be located on Section street at state road 15 in Milford. The local alcholic beverage board will consider the application and the propriety of issuing the per--1 mit.

groom, were the attendants. The matron of honor carried blue carnations. Mrs. Glen Gish of Huntington, niece of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Priscilla Sects of Syracuse, daughter of the bride, served ice cream and cake. Tlie couple will reside at 612 Pittsburgh street, Syracuse, Others attending' the wedding were Miss Samantha Zentz of Syracuse. granddaughter of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Minier and son of Goshen, and Mr. Gish and children. Mrs. Minier is a daughter of the bridegroom.

I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wogoman, Lake Wawasee are spending a fewdays in Chicago. Mrs. Elsie Bowersox, Syracuse, lias had as her guests. Mr. and Mrs. James Dickson and family, o. A . Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kinder, Philip and Nancy, Syracuse returned Tuesday, Sept. 1, from a two weeks trip to California. Miss Mary Simon of Syracuse spent the weekend at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Clinton Gilbert, also of Syracuse. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Maxwell Simon, Richard and Larry of Syracuse spent tile weekend in Michigan visiting with their son and brother, i A-2c Robert Simon, who is stationed at the K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralleigh Halsey and family of Kimmell were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert and Sharon and Miss Mary Simon, all of Syracuse. In the afternoon Miss Gilbert, Miss Simon and Joyce Halsey called on Mr. and Mrs. Keith Osbun of Sand Lake, near Albion.

Wednesday — Saturday Sept. 2 Thru 5 “THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI” WILLIAM HOLDEN ALEC GUINNESS Technicolor Sunday — Tuesday Sept. 6-7-8 JACK LEMMON ROMY SCHNEIDER !N “Good Neighbor Sam” Technicolor Starts Wednesday September 9 “IT’S A MAD, MAD, I MAD, MAD WORLD” Technicolor

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JACQUELYN DIERKS HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWER SUNDAY Miss Jacquelyn Dierks of Misliawaka was honored at a bridal shower Sunday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robert Nordin of r 3 Syracuse. Miss Dierks will marry James Yahne of Goshen on September 19. The gift table was decorated with a floral centerpiece and bride and bridegroom dolls. Various games were played during the afternoon. Kathy Nordin, niece of the bride-elect, distributed the gifts. Kathy will be a flower girl at the wxxlding. Those present were Mrs. Allan Dierks of Mishawaka, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. Burnell Yahne of Goshen, mother of the bride-groom-elect; Mrs. Esther Charlton of Milford and Mrs. Arnold Dierks of Sidney, aunts of the bride-elect; Mrs. Tom Pinkerman, Mrs. Tommy Lee Pinkerman, Mrs. John Swart and Miss Arlene Leiter, all of Goshen: Mrs. Doug Charlton of Milford; Mrs. Leo Tschida and Miss Olive Holdeman, both of South Bend; Mrs. Ralph Brockhaus, Mrs. Robert Thieren and Misses Margaret Ann and Susan Thieren. all of Mishawaka. Mrs. Fred Hershberger of, Leesburg.

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Milford Police Report For August Following is the Milford police report for the month of August as released by chief of police Clifford Pierson: Fire calls - 3 criminal arrests - 6, traffic arrests -1, accidents investigated -1, dog calls -5, misc. complaints - 14, petty - larceny -2, one solved. The car was driven 1,834 miles

during the month. It Pays To Advertise Auxiliary - (Continued from page 1) Foreign Relations - Mrs. William Leemon Girls’ State - Mrs. Dean Baker Junior Activities - Mrs. Leon Newman and Mrs. Herbert Felkner Knightstown - Mrs. Harry Haab

Legislation - Mrs. Oliver Replogle Membership - Mrs. Harold Freeman Merit - Mrs. Walter Ritter Music - Mrs. Dale Stump National security - Mrs. Harold Freeman Past presidents* parley -Mrs. Ralph Berkeypile Poppy - Mrs. Lloyd Coy ’ Public relations - Mrs. William Leemon Radio and TV - Mrs. Russell Ruch Rehabilitation - Mrs. George Himes Veterans’ crafts - Mrs. Stanley Scott Gold Star - Mrs. Hattie Becker Parliamentarian - Mrs. Noble Fisher The new officers will meet at the Mishler home on Setp. 9 at 7 p. m. to work on the budget. The juniors will hold their first meeting on Sept. 15 after school. Mrs. Mishler requested that all members assist in some way with cleaning the Legion hall on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The social committee: Mesdames THE KIRBY CO. 216 E. Lincoln GOSHEN — KE 3-6007

Ruby Hursey, Katherine Stockberger, Hattie Becker, Eldon Hurd, Elmer Rassi, Royce Fuller, Mervin Mishler, Ivan Kline, and Miss Hilda Ruch served delicious refreshments. The serving table was decorated with gold and blue flowers and appointments. The door prize was won by Mrs. Ritter. The fire station was arranged and decorated by the social committee for this occasion. Mrs. Mishler presented all of her officers with corsages before the start of the installation. During the impressive, for mal ceremony music was provided by Mrs. Harry Haab.

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