The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 September 1964 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, September 10, 1964

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OBITUARIES

MRS; ALVA V. STOUT Final Rites For Mrs. A. V. Stout { In Florida Sept. 1 i day. .Sept.-' 1. at the William P. ILimm funeral home* in North Palm Bea ■".. Fla., for Mrs A V Ethel- | Stout. 69. of 140 Ovvun Drive. Juno . who pM 29 m Florida. I Ito Clark S Reed, pastor- of the Juno Beach Metlxxlist church, of- I ■ Mrs. Stout was- bom 'Manr 1895, ’in Milford, the daughter of Darnel S. and Agnes Neff. She was formerly an art instructor m the i Milford pobfic schools. She moved ' to Juno Beach from Indianapolis in March of 1961. Mrs. Stout was n member of the Juno Bead) Meth-.i-di-t church,. Jnr.o Beach Garden dub and' the Attais’ Guild Os the Norton Ait Galleries of the Palm Beaches. She was married to Alva V. Stout on Thanksgiving Day. Nov. 30, 1916. Mrs. Stout was an active member in the Hoosier Salon. She won the IXl'a. Sigma Kappa prize at the Marshall Fields Chicago exhibit of oil paintings in 1941 with her painting “Church Street Charleston”. Survivors- include her husixind. V Stout; a son, Daniel W. Stout of Juno Beach; two grandchildren, Louise and Lawrence Stout, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Sadie Landis Funeral services were conduct ed at 2 3® pm.. Monday in the King- - Reed Memorial-Home hi Mentone for Mrs Sadie Landis. 91. of Men- I tone, sister of Mrs Ada V.tn Flierson of, Milford. Mrs ’Lanths died j at- 7:40 a m. Saturday at her home. I Death was due to complications ’ following a fall two weeks ago. Mrs Land: s -was- bom near Silver | Lake on March 15, 1873, the daugh- ( ter of Henry and Mary Ann Leahr Dirck. She.- had resided in Mentone . for the past *22 years, having moved there from Talma. | She Was mamed to John H. Landis ■ on Feb. 16. 1893, and he preceded her in death Jan 4. 1943. Surviving in addition to the Milford sister are one daughter, Mrs. Velma Shaffer of Mentone; one son. Carey Landis of r 2 .Claypod: and one brother. Aca Dtrek of Mentone; and one grandchild. - Rev Ermil Norman, pastor of j the Church of Christ. officiated and burial was in the Mentone ceme- i (ary. , Joseph Kupferschmid Word has been received of the death, of Joseph Kupfersviimwl 84. of Rankin, 111, father of Mrs Levi r ■ Katherine ! Beer of r I Milford, : who passed away Labor Day in an Illinois hospital Mr. Kupferschmid had not been 1 well for several years. His widow, -j the former Louise Alt, and nine other children survive. Funeral services and burial were i held Wednesday at Cessna Park, !

Mrs. Nora A. Robison Mrs. Nora A. Robison, 74, of r 3 Syracuse. died at 2:25 a. HL Wed-1 nesday in the Goshen hospital. She I suffered a stroke. Mrs. Robison had been in failing health for some time. | Mrs. Robison was born Oct. 18, ’ 1889, in Walls county. Kans., daugh- ■ ter of John M. and Sanaa (McGurity) LeCount. On Sept 7, 1907. she married Eddie Robison. She had liv- t ed most of her married life in the North Webster and Syracuse communities. A housewife, Mrs. Robison was a member of the North Webster Church of God. the W’omen’s Corps, and the Hi Neighbors club | f’JTviving in addition to the husband are two daughters. Mrs. Clark tWilleadean) Connolly of Columbia City and Mrs. Willard (Wilma) Gustafson of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; one son, Garry E. Robison of Goshen; six grandchildren; six great-grand-children; and two brothers, Harold LeCount of Syracuse and Dewey Le Count of Goshen. Friends may call after 2 p. m. on Thursday until service time Fndaj at the Harris-Troxel funeral homejn North Webster. Sendees will be hdd at 2 P. m. Friday m the North Webster funeral home with RevBrooks Linn officiating. Bunal will be in the Syracuse cemetery’.

John H. Lewis John H. Lewis, 74, of Fort Wayne brother of Mrs. Harley Lindemuth of Syracuse, died at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Veterans hospital. Fort Wayne. He had been ill for the past two years. Mr. Lewis was bom Jan. 26. 1890, m Fort Wayne, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis. He married the former Ruth Reed in 1919 at Fort Wayne and she survives. Mr. Lew is was a veteran of World War 1 Surviving in addition to his wife and Syracuse sister are four other sisters and one brother. Final rites will be held Friday at 130 p.m. in tlx* Mungovan and Sons funeral home, Fort Wayne. Burial will be in the Prairie Grove cemetery.

■ew Amras HAVILAND. Timothy Allen Mr and Mrs. Larry Haviland, Syracuse, are the parents of a son, Timothy Allen, bom Thursday morning, Sept 3, in Elkhart General hospital. ! ! Timothy weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces Grandparents are rM. and Mrs. William Hess, Syracuse. and - Mr. : and Mrs,’ Fred Haviland. Elkhart, j STILWELL SON Mr and Mrs .Carl W. -Stilwell of r 3 Syracuse- are the* parents of a son bom Friday, Sept, 4, at Goshen General hospital. i Syracuse Loses To South Whitley ' The Syracuse baseliall team was defeated by South Whitley Wednesday at the Sy . field. The score w.i- 9 0, Anker <>:' South Whitley was the winning pitcher with nine strikeouts and throe walks. John Longenbaugh was the losing ■ pitcher for ■Syracuse.Buhrt .'was- a relief pitcher for Syracuse. Tlwfracose pitchers had seven strikeouts ami four walks. tour of t.-o eleven hits i<>r ius team, tcuse had three hits. 1 NAMES LEFT OCT The ; *'nantos of Mrs Pe.oi ’'Moore Rjnk’s two sisters were left out of i her obituary last week. The surviving listers are Mrs. Joe (Velma) Kais- , er of Etna Green and Mrs. Lucille I Kehoe of Milford. tonm’s win WINONA-RACTS Harold Lowery and his daughter. Landra. of Warsaw won both sail boat races Sundav at Winona Lake.

Congratulations And Best Wishes TO OUR Good Friend And Neighbor Clean Quick OPERATED t<l r IM ON THEIR GRAND OPENING Custom Crest Car Products, Inc. Makers of Levemier Gloss Cream Car Polish PAUL A. LEVERNIER, Pres. SYRACUSE, INDIANA

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Mentone Coach Heads County Organization Roger Bridge, head coach at Mentone, was recently elected to head the county coaches during the new school year. Marion (Bud l Leritz of North Webster was chosen vice president of the organization. Approval was given to the county baseball schedule and several changes were made since Sidney has become a part of South Whitley. The 10-game baseball season will run thrbugh the month of September. The coaches also selected October 2 as the date for the cross country meet. It will be held at the fair grounds in Warsaw. Head baseball coaches for the Lakeland schools are as follows: Milford—James Allen Syracuse—Eldon Vmmel North Webster—Donnie Butts Leesburg—Scott Hosier Tl»e schedule for the Lakeland schools follows: September 11—Leesburg M Clay- j pool, Milford at Akron, and SyraH cuse at North Webster. September 14—Mentone at Svra- ' cuse, Claypool at Milford and Lees-; burg at South Whitley. [ September 16—Milford at Leesburgl Svracuse at Larwill, and South Whkley at North Webster. September 18—Mentone at North , Webster, Akron at Syracuse. Leesburg at Pierceton and Milford at South Whitley. | September 21—Pierceton a: 1 ford. Silver Lake at Leesburg. Sy- ; racuse at Cla.vj.xwi, North Webster at Larwill. September 23—Leesburg at Syracuse. Akron at North Webster, and Milford at Silver. Lake. SejXerrber 25—Syracuse at Mil- ■ ford, North Webster at Claypool I September 28—North Webster ati Leesburg anti Pierceton at SyraI cuse. ' ■ Sejkember 29—Svracuse at Silver Like. North Webster at Milford I ard . Mentone at .Leesburg. Leesburg Downs Larwill 14-10 ; Leesburg baseball team defeated i the Larwill nine Wednesday night at Larwill with a score of 14 to 10. Mike Rodgers of Iwesburg was the winning pitcher and Walter of Larwill was the losing pitcher. Rogers hit tw-o home runs for his team. Leesburg had 13 hits and 14 runs. Larwill had 12 hits and 10 runs. . Read the CLASSIFIEDS

808 BURGER IS TIPPY CHAMPION Bob Burger of New’ Paris won the Tippecanoe Country club golf championship by defeating Bill Parkhill in the final 36-hole match. On one round Burger had a 65. Others be beat in the tourney were > Brooks Pinnick, Bruce Maish and . Bill Bell. Jr. USD O LAKES Septrmber t. 19€4 STANDINGS W ’ L •■A” Learue Hires Electric 4 0 ' Farmers Feed ♦ 0 : McComicktCuttcr 3 1 l Blue Shingle 3 1 ! Dean's Milk 3-1 IXL V 3 ; Logan Fuel 1 3 ! Koh. r s Ins. 13 ' Syracuse Legion 0 4 Frog Tavern 0 4 • High series and game — McCormickCutter 2660-927. - 500 series — C Frushour 554. R. SchulU 555. H. Schrock 550. C. Eby 564. ; 200 saw.es — C. Eby 237. D. Pilcher ! 201. ,R. Thlbaut 203. C. Frushour 2®7. > “B” League -I Wawasee Marina 4 0 ' Shar.-r Mfg. Co. 4 0 Galloway’s Groc. 4 0 | I Harris Funeral Homa 3 1 I Rayco 4 3 i Rose Jewelry 0 4; f Satte Bank Syracuse t) 4 j Auer’s Service 0 4 High serl- s and game — 2342-819 | i SCO series * 200 games — J. Shaver 518. SI. Zelllnger 521. G. Bell 521-213. i I MILFORD BVSINFSS LEAGUE September 8. 1961 j I Turf Bar . ® ? , Little and Clark 71 Campbell s Mkt ‘ * ■ MeFarreh Service Station . 5 3 Barts K-glers • “ ' ‘ Augsburser’s IGA ’ ' Be. r * Slab.augh ?' « : Mishler s Funeral Home 3 « I W’aletr Drug Co. 3 5 . . Arrow Trail- r< . , ! i Sharp's Hdwe. i, a Chore-Ttm- . J . T ®.. ' High team came and series — Little *. , I Clark 954-2' ’-1 .-.'■■o S- f - -- D’ Wolferman . 556-. , B J Little 55-’- A Beiswanger • 546. J.' Keller i ' 523, D. Dippon 523. R. Au> r 521. L .Hare | 515. Thornburg 511, M Wolferman 508, I ■ p Campbell 500, L. Yeung 500. J. Allen 500 I 200 Games — I*. Hare 211, A. B.lswancer 202-200, D. Wolfernsan 201. R Buhrt 201 ~ : High Ind Average —D. Wolferman 19TUESDAY NIGHT I ADIES LEAGUE September 8, 1964 Weaver Tool 4 0 i Feo A- Faye 4 0 Lakeside Laundry . 4 I ; wawasee TV : , r Howard's Restaurant * - - iL.ap Construction . 2 ' Frank s Locker Plant 1 3 | Mike s Beauty Salon 13. j Turf Bar 3 3 | : Le- sbUFK Elevator 0 4 . Chore-Tim.' 4 • i High team game and series — Weaver . I Tool 721-2087. i High Ind. game —D. Benner 181. “ I High Ind. series —S. Ryan 509. EMRA STOOKEY AND SON PLACE AT FAIR Emra G. Stookey and son of r ; 2 Milford placed third in the Hol-stein-Friesian dairy cattle division of the Indiana classes in Sec. 634-2 for produce of dam at the Indiana . state fair.-

Rev. Allen H. Herr To Be Evangelist At New Salem Church

Rev. Allen H. Herr, noted evan- ’ gelist and pastor of Defiance, 0., will be the evangelist at the New j. Salem Church of the Brethren from Monday, Sept. 14, till Sunday evening, Sept. 20. Each evening service will start at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Howard Krieder. pastor of the New Salem church, stated that special music and con-1 Milford Christian ; Church To Hold Revival Service The Milford Christian church will present the Good twins, sacred recording artists, and Robert Phillips, dynamic young evangelists, for a one week revival service beginning Sunday, Sept. 20, through Friday, Sept. ’25. These fast moving services will begin each evening at 7:30 and will highlight the heavenly harmonies of the twins. Duane and Dwigiit. with unique sterophonic background by the Ralph Carmichael orchestra. Everyone will enjoy Rooert Phillips’ inspirational “Straight From the Shoulder ", Bible centered preachtng. Mtjdem nursery facilities will be open to all and will be under the sujjervision of qualified attendants. DAY CHANGED FOR 2-BALL FOURSOME AT WAWASEE The two-ball foursome scheduled for Skiturday, Sept. 12. at the Wawasee Golf course will be played Sunday. Sept. 13, at 4 p.m. according to an announcement made this week by Don Byrd, club pro. Syracuse Man Attends Wedding Os Nephew Charles Stiffler of r 3 Syracuse ■ attended the marriage Saturday, ; Se;>r. 5, of his nephew. Dan, son i of Mr. jr.d Mrs, Earl Stiffler of | Louisville, Nel)., to Miss RoJean i Craig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Dale Crjjg of Brady. . The wedding took place in the First Methodist church in Gothen- i burg. Tie couple will make their ! home in Lincoln, Neb. PFC. DAVID STRIEBY TO FORT DFA"ENS Private first class David Strieby ; left Monday for Fort Devens, Mass, j after spending the Labor Day week , end with his mother, Mrs. Cleo j Strieby of Syracuse, and friends, j He was recently promoted to priv- 1 ate first class.

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gregational singing is planned for each evening. Rev. Herr is a young man, but a noted gosjiel preacher. He was i the evangelist at the church four years ago. The public is cordially invited to attend the services each evening and the morning service on i Sept 20. MILFORD RESIDENTS NOT TO BURN LEAVES ON ASPHALT I Fall is upon us and leaves are beginning to fall and Milford street and water commissioner Marion Deeter has once again asked that residents of the town of Milford do not burn leaves on the asphalt. Goshen Couple To Observe 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schrock of Goshen, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, Sept. 13. with open house in their home at 1016 West Wilkinson street, from 2 to 4 p.m. No invitations have been issued. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. The couple was married September 12, 1914. by Rev. Oscar Hostetler in his home at Emmatown. They have two sons, Harold of Syracuse, and Vernon of Goshen, they also have nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. GRASS FIRE NEAR WAWASEE AIRPORT Tile Syracuse fire department answered a call to a grass fire near the Wawasee airport on Friday afternoon, September 4. The fire was along a section of the B and . 0 Railroad tracks and was soon extinguished.

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AREA RESIDENTS WIN AWARDS AT STATE FAIR Leonard Gray of r 1 North Webster won several awards at the Indiana state fair. They follow: Fourth with a Budapest old cock pigeon. Fourth with a Budapest young hen. First with a Modenas, Blue Gazi old cock. First with a Modenas, Blue Gazi old hen. Third with a Modzenas, any other Gazi old hen. Second and third with Owls All old cock pigeons. Second and fourth with Tumbl-

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