The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 September 1964 — Page 2

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XEU WORLD’S RECORD—HaroId Kitson of Syracuse is shown after driving his Custom Auto Polish Micro Xfidget Racer to a non world speed record of 10.49 seconds for the tenth mile. | _ . The race was held in Columbia City on Jdne 14. Driving.) at the Tri-I-akes track.

Ted Auer Winner of Syracuse Golf Title

The fink annual Syracuse city golf touro?y was played last Surdav. The championship flight ended" •. a :.«• bo!wo,-; Bob Sewa-d and Ted Au • • B’>’h <:•* 73 In a sudden death play off Atier defeated Seward on ’ the first extra hole getting a birdie 3 to Steward’s par 4 T.’\o A fl gii: was won by John

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Thursday, September 17, 1964

Kifson set the speetl mark in hi - Parilla car. The time was officially recorded by the Tri-Lakes Micro Midget Association as a new world's record on hard asphalt track. The previous record was 10.7’> seconds and was set by Mark Waggoner in 1953.

K alible. The B b ... ’ was won by Doyle B ■ ’ The C flight Was won Harry er.. ■ ■ ■. ’ | ■ ■ won by Larry er. All in all the tourney was a huge success and plans are already be- . n <■ for the 1965 tournament.

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New Subscribers To Mail-Journal Larry Hartman. P. 0. Box 16, Leesburg Daniel Ulrich, 2529 Lafayette, Fort Wayne Miss Nancy Ahms, Trane Hall, Muncie William E. Baumbaugh, r 2 Syracuse Stanley J. Bonar, 122 E. Main. Albion . Charles Crow, 282 Littleton, West Lafayette Eugene Henning, P. 0. Box 263, Syracuse Miss Carolyn Crowl, Crosley Hall, Muncie Miss Earletn Fisher. Box 356./ Trees Center IU. Bloomington > Russell Ruch, Milford Mrs. Odean Tullis, HI Garfield I Ave.. Elkhart ; Ron Baumgartner, % A. F. Spurgm 322 N. Indiana, Bloomington Goi .i .n Sb- bi’.- : 2 Svm Mrs. Don. Johnston, 1954 Melbum St.. Tolerio, O. MLs Bobbi Stiver. Box 24, Wood Hall. Muncie. John P. Zimmerman, AA no-14-51 I Crash Crew MAAS Saufley Field. Pensacola. Fla. Louise Miller, 2105 Bashor Drive, Goshen Richard Puschman. r 1. Syracuse ~— Miss Judith Stucky. Rm. 225, Box i 86. Klippie Hall. Muncie Jerry’ Warstler. Box 340. Manches- ) ter college. North Manchester SYRACUSE . I Hospital Notes Nicodemus Clifford, r 4 Syracuse,! w.to admitted, to Goshen hospital WedtoTsday, Sept. •9. He was released Thursday’. Mr- Cal •-me Babcock. Syracuse. entered the Goshen hospital . Tfiursday. Sept. 10. She jras releas-: ed Saturday. William Buster .returned to his> home in Syracuse Saturday, Sept. : 12, from the Elkhart hospital. Mrs. Kenneth Zollinger, r 3 Sy- * racuse, entered Goshen hospital Friday, Sept. 11. She was released Monday. | , Candy’ Ann, daughter of Mr. and . ! Mrs. Richard Johnson. Syracuse, ! ) wa< lufrn.ttevi to Goshen hosphal i -Friday. Sept. 11. Slip was released i ! Mvi’.tkiy. Mrs. Elizabeth ’Kehr, Syracuse, I Friday, Sept. 11. Herbert Lar* ill. r 2 Syracuse, en- : tered the Gos’nen hospXal Monday. IHe was later released, i Killie England, r 2 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goslien hospital on Saturday, Sept. 12, and released on

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Tuesday. Gerald Cramer, r 1 entered the Goshen hospital, Monday Sept. 14. Milford Victor In Cross Country Stan Stump, senior captain of the Trojan harriers, led his teammates to an impressive victory’ over Silver Tueday night. Stump ran the course in a time of 8:50, and led thirty-eight nmners all the way to bring home first place honors. The Trojans had six of the top seven runner and. scored an impressive team victory over the Rambler, 16 to 43. ft was. the second victory of the Trojans as they had defeated Leeburg last week, while suffering one loss to I a strong South Whitly team. Dick Groves, Dennis Wuthrich, and Mike Miller, a promising freshI man, followed closely on the heels |of Stump to sweep the first four es for Milford. Dan Davis of ■ Silver Lake led his team to a fifth place finish. Ned and Ted Speicher competed strongly for sixth place, with Ned outdistancing his younger brother in the final stages of the race. Both of these boys are showing a lot of promise and will be counted on strongly as the season progresses. Other runner for Milford were: Don Bucher. Larry Criswell. Dave Beer. Max Beer. Bruce Beer. Stan. ■ Wuthrich. Jim Om, Steve Fox.

Wednesday - Saturday,. Sept. 16 thru 19 SHIRLEY MacLAINE in “What A Way To Go” ’ Color Sunday - Tuesday, Sept. 20 thru 22 CLIFF ROBERTSON - GEORGE CHARIRIS in “633* SQUADRON” Color Starts Wednesday. September 23 For One Full Week “IT’S A MAD, MAD. MAD, MAD WORLD”

Steve Replogle, Park Phend, Jerry McClintic, Verl Baker, Tom Gunden, Gary Hurd, and Jan Kier. The Milford cross-country team will compete against North Webster next Thursday evening at the Webster course. The county crosscountry meet will be held at th fairground in Warsaw on October 2. Mrs. Mary Silveus of Pierceton had Sunday" night supper with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Speicher and Margaret of. Milford.

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MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Sam Welker, Milford, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Friday. He was dismised on Sunday. Amos Steffen of r 1 Milford was admitted to the Gohser. hospital on Thursday. He was released Friday. ■ Sandra Beer, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Frank Beer of r 1 Milford was treated in the emergency’ room

of the Goshen hospital following an accident at school. Bruce Secor, r 2 Leesburg, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Monday. Mrs. Forest D. Lyons was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center on Monday. She" is a Leesburg resident. — Mrs. Don Cecil, a Grey Lady, of Dewart Lake visited .the Kilgore nursing home last Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Heihert Stump and family of Milford recently returned from a trip to Detroit, Ford’s Greenfield Village and Canada. Phil Weisser, a student at Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weisser of near Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wuthrich and daughter Rebecca Jo have returned from a trip to Montana where they visited Mrs. Wuthrich’s brother. George Knee, and family.