The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 September 1964 — Page 7

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NORTH WEBSTER College Bound Several North Webster young people are off to college or planning to leave very soon. 4 Joe Brower Joe Brower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Brower plans to be a high school mathematics instructor and is studying at Ball State college in Muncie. Bockman Girls Sandra and Siiaron Bockman, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rayj Bockman are students at Hanover. Sandra is a senior, living at the Beta Sorority house and pbn< to teach English and literature. Sharon is a freshman and also plans to teach. She resides at Donner Hall. Cheryl Ganger Cheryl Ganger is studying comptometer and IBM at die Victor Comptometer school in Fort Wayne. At Beauty College The Misses Rebecca Ritchie, Jane Raver, Jacqueline Hamman. Mrs. .Gary Clark, the former Kay Kruger and Mrs. William ' Gross, the former Faye Pearson who graduated in 1950. are all attending classes at the Ravens Croft Beauty

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1 college at Fort Wayne. Miss Ritchie and Miss Raver have a room together in a private home, Miss Hamman is living at the YWCA I and Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Gross I are commuting. Aloha Moser Miss Aloha Moser is enrolled at the Wayne University of Cosmetology in Fort Wayne and plans to be a hair stylist. Mark Jones Mark Jones left on Tuesday for Muncie where he is enrolled at Ball State Teachers college. He resides at Howick Hall on the campus. Karen Milam Karen Milam, another Ball State student left Monday night. She has secured private housing and Mas joined the honors program. She plans to study' nursing. Thomas White Thomas White who eradiated from Wabash college in Crawfordsville in June with a B. A. degree has enrolled in the Indiana University School of Dentistry in Indianapolis. He plans to be an Orthodonist and is in the first erf a six year study and training period. James Leinker James Leinker left Tuesday to attend classes at Ball where he is housed on the campus. He plans to teach high school history.

The Pearls Sharon and David Pearl are also students at Ball State. Sharon is a junior and plans to teach elementary education to the deaf. David is a freshman and hasn’t announed hisplans. Sharon is living at Wood Hall. Clayton Girls The Misses Sally and Betty Clayton are studying at Manchester college. Sally is residing at Wagoner Hall and plans to be a medical technician. Betty is a sophomore planning to teach elementary’ education and working week ends at Foo and Faye’s south of Syracuse. At Manchester James Royer and Curtis Richcreek left last Sunday and are living on the campus of Manchester college where Royer is majoring in science. Melody Shock Melody Shock is also a Manchester student living at Oakwood Hall. She plans to teach elementary education. Steve Haines Steve Haines will leave Thursday and take up residence at Hughes Hall on the Evansville „ college campus, Evansville. Indiana. His address is Room 201. Cheryl Miller Cheryl Miller' toft Tuesday for Anderson where she is a sophomore at Anderson college majoring in business and economics. She resides at Martin Hall. *. JoAnn Royer Jo Ann Royer is a senior at Ball State and will be living on the campus. She left Labor Day and prefaced her studies by helping with the freshman orientation. Suzanne Long Miss Suzanne Long left Sunday for Terre Haute where she is enrolled at Indiana State Teachers college, living at Blumberg Hall. She plans to teach elementary education and is minoring in art. Chad Beeztey Chad Beezley will begin some time this month attending classes at the I. U. Extension in Fort Wayne. He will commute. More Students To College The past two weeks we have listed college students who are returning to their studies. We continue that list here.

Milford Connie FoxConnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fox of near Milford, is attending Vogue Beauty college in South Bend. Jolene Housouer JoLene Housouer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Housouer of Dewart Lake, is attending Warner Beauty college in Fort Wayne. Jean and Steve Kaiser Jean and Steve Kaiser, children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaiser, have returned to school. Jean is a freshman at. Indiana university and Steve is a junior at Purdue. Sally Keller Sally Kdler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Keller, has entered International Business college in Fort Wayne. She is in the executive secretarial school. Clark Crafton Clark Crafton has returned to Indiana Central college in Ir?dianapolis for his senior year. Clark is married and resides in Indiananpolis with his wife. Joseph Beer Joseph Beer has entered the business administration section of International Business college as a freshman. Joseph is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi J. Beer. Michael Treesh Michael Treesh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh of Waubee Lake, has enrolled in the freshman class at Ball State Phillip Weisser Phillip Weisser. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weisser of near Milford. has entered Indiana Technical college as a freshman. Joe Judkins Joe Judkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Judkins. Milford, has returned to Ferris Institute in Big Rapids. Mich. Greg Biller Greg, son of Mr and Mrs. Ratpn Biller, has returned to Manchester college for his junior year. Connie Harttor Connie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartter. entered the executive secretarial school at International college in Fort Wayne on Monday. Sept. 14. BIRTH COQUILLARD DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. George Coquiilard of Syracuse are .the parents of a daughter bom Tuesday, Sept. 15, at their home.

Jack Elam And Mrs. Forrest Ramser Head Milford-Syracuse March Os Dimes

Mrs. Don (Maxine) Wiley, campaign director of the Kosciusko chapter of March of Dimes, has announced the appointment of Jack Elam as chairman of the drive in the Syracuse community and Mrs. Forrest (Helen* Ramser as chairman of the drive in the Milford community. Mr. Elam and Mrs. Ramser will have charge of all activities in their areas and appointment of their own committees. The national Foundation has taken the lead in the battle against birth defects and arthritis. Research is going on all the time sponsored by grants from the foundation. I A new evaluation clinic has been set up in Indianapolis and financed by the chapters of Indiana. There a patient with multiple birth defects can see all the doctors necessary for a nominal fee of four dollars. If the parent is unable to pay, the county chapter will finance the treatment. Dr. Salk’s new biological center in Laolle, Calif., is wholly spotsored by the National Foundation. Here research is being carried out on all diseases. ‘‘You, the people, are responsible for this wonderful center”, says Mrs. Wiley. “Your Syracuse Couple In Hurricane At Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, Syracuse, returned to their home. Saturday night, Sept. 12, from a week vacation in southern Indiana and the southern states. They were in Jacksonville. Fla., when the hurricane hit there and took shelter in a commercial garage for three days and two nights while the wind and rain lashed at die building. There were 11 people and three dogs in the garage. Following the hurricane cars lined up outside at the gasoline tanks for gas and oil, each customer was only allowed to purchase five’ gallon of gas. 3.000 gallons of gasoline was pumped by hand, there being no electric power. Food became scarce and the Gilberts, together with their nephew .Andy Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter (GiD Gilbert of Syracuse, who was with them on the trip, ate peanut butter sandwiches, Cokes, and • coffee. . Even-erne had to remove his ! shoes, as the water was deep and ! the salt water ate into the shoes. The rain had not abated when the Gilberts left for the north. They stayed overnight in Georgia and arrived in Ineiiana Saturday. Shop Local

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PUBLIC SALE s. I, the undersigned, will sell the following at public auction, at my residence located on W/ S South Henry Street, Milford, Indiana. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3-11:00 A.M. Studio couch; piano and bench; bookcase; bed & springs; feather tick & pillows; bedding; 2 chests; several rocker chairs; mirrors; electric refrigerator; drop-leaf round kitchen table; kitchen cabinet; hot plate; sweeper; tea cart; clocks; umbrella stand; several small rugs; lot books; cooking utensils; lawn bench and chairs; dishes; set of silverware; lawn mower; stepladder; some tools, including garden tools; full set Haviland China; and many other items not above mentioned. ANTIQUES Among the many antiques that will be offered for sale will be 2 chests of drawers; drop-leaf gate leg table;, Wild Cherry cupboard; center table; stands; 2 rockers; some cane bottom chairs; some straight chairs; commode; set of silver; coffee grinder; 1 lot of dishes and glassware including cut glass and old glass bottles, and other articles not mentioned. MRS. ARILLA BOWERS Terms: Cash, day of Sale Not responsible for accidents I Lunch On Grounds Elmer H. Martin, Auctioneer - Raymond Pinkerton, Clerk

dimes and dollars are being put to work for the future of mankind”, she continued. Mrs. Wiley hopes everyone will cooperate with Mr. Elam and Mrs. Ramser to make Milford and Syracuse leading towns in the county in a worth while effort. The March of Dimes Headquarters for the county is at 215 E. Winona Ave. Warsaw and their phone is 269 - 1354. VISIT RELATIVES IN MILFORD AREA Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wemple and small son Jeffry arrived in Milford last Friday evening to j spend time with their parents and i other friends and relatives in the area. The Wemptos make their j home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, i Parents of Mrs. Wemple are Mr. I and Mrs. Arthur Wise. Mr. Wempto’s ■ j parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lehman • Wemple. The Robert Wemples will I return to their home by train on ; September 26. Saturday evening dinner guests : of Carl Duncans were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Dewart Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Coy of Mentone. GOODWILL H. D. CLUB MEETS AT DEWART LAKE The Goodwill Home Demonstration club met Wednesday afternoon. Sept. 9. at the home of Mrs. Robert Busch at Dewart Lake. There were 13 members present. I The president, Mrs. Eldred Mabie. presided and opened the meets ing with the pledge to the flag and the club creed. Airs. Blanche Kline s gave the meditation and the history of the song of the month, “Believe ■ Me, If All Those Endearing Young s Charms". ; Mrs. Everett Darr gave the ‘ health and safetv remarks on • “Your Food Is Good Food”. Mrs. ‘ Mabie gave the; project lesson entitled “Buying carpeting and nigs. ■ displaying many samples. Roll call r response was “Hazards I have had with bleach”. ; Officers ] During the business session an election of officers was held. The j following were elected: Mrs. Glen I Darr, vice president; Mi’s. Busch, secretary with Mrs. Roger Hols- ; claw as assistant: Mr. Philip Lee. ’ treasurer. with Mrs. Glen Popenfoose as assistant. The meeting was. closed with the club, prayer. The hostess with, her | assistant, Mrs. Ralph Coy, served I refreshments during the social j hour. Mrs. Paul Brewer won the » door prize.

Thursday, September 17, 1964

AROUND J-Ay' 1A 1 • / I l In our efforts to give the forthcom- ( ing Bridge-A-Rama a boost, we said j the games would be played in the j youth center. This is, not so, we’re , told, but that they will be played in ‘ private homes. Games will be played ; ‘ from October 15 to April 15. Again, for further information call 457-3465, 457-2082, 457-2077. or 457-3460. And are we getting responses! Now we have a polite note that the Syracuse Saddle Club WILL NOT be renamed the Milford-Syracuse Saddle Club. It says, “There will { definitely not be a change in the | name of the Syracuse Saddle Club, ■ Inc. We are proud to have members in our club from Milford, Bristol. Millersburg. Benton, Ligonier, Chicago, and Syracuse”. So there. We got a real thrill out of hearing Joe Heinsen of the Chicago White Sox talk to Syracuse Little Leaguers ; Monday night. And, incidentally, so [ did the boys. He told us the Sox have i the best pitching staff in the big | leagues—2.7s earned runs per game. When asked how he keeps in shape in off season, he said he swings both arms around each way 200 times—right in his bedroom. And we believe there must be some magic in this, for Joe, at 48. appeared as athletic as if he were 21. We hear there is to be a scramble for the postmastership at Milford. ; due to fall vacant about the first of I the year. A numbei- of people, all Democrats, are after this post. EVERYBODY KNOWS that the Navy is a poor place to seek idenI tity. The closest I ever came to it was by establishing myself as the seaman second, who was always the first man in line to go ashore and the last to come back. There were six of us strung out throughout the Navy and collectively we did manage to acquire a certain amount of notoriety. My final disillusionment came when I reported on a new ship and the Quartermaster turned to the Officer of the Deck and said, “It’s one of the I Dorothy boys”. I Pee-Wee and Butch Niles were i pleased with their grand opening:last week end. They are owners of the new Clean Car Wash in the Village. New subscribers to The M-J are college bound girls Judy Stucky and Bobbi Stiver, both at Ball State. Judy is at Rm. 225, P. O. Box 86. Klippie Hall, and Bobbi is at Box 24, Wood Hall. Glad to have you aboard, girls, and good luck. The new Billiard club on east Winona Ave.. Warsaw, is something you’ll want to see. It's run by Jack and Pat Mason. Jack is former Lake Wawasee youth and they’ve put together something really unique this time. Tho old pool room has given way to sometliing real nice. Pete Luttman said business is “bad” while NIPSCO workmen are tearing up street in front of his , Gamble store to bring natural gas to the bank. I Dick Puschman, a Goshenite living I at Lake Wawasee, was real thrilled •I Labor Day morning when he had his picture taken with Senator Vance Hartkc at the Ligonier pancake and sausage supper. Word was out when Senator Hartke visited Warsaw Wednesday that he might drop in on the Milford I firemen’s chicken barbecue. Suni day. Oct. 4. in his helicopter for a : surprise visit. The surprise resignation of Doc Miller from the Syracuse police department will , bring about some changes. Man to replace, him will most surely be a part time man. Town board is receiving far too many complaints about b av * n S a four-man force ,one town board spokesman states. This column has -a letter signed i by the Syracuse town board praising i the county commissioners and former clerk-treasurer J. Barton Cox for their efforts in getting the new j bridge on south Main street in Syra-

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cuse, and to the citizens of Syracuse who have shown interest in the progress of the town by welcoming the bridge improvement. New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA HOMECOMING SUNDAY’ Homecoming, sendees will be held Sunday forenoon, Sept. 20, in the New Salem church. A basket dinner will be served at the noon hour. All former members and friends. are invited to attend the sen-ices with Rev. Allen H. Herr as evangelist and the fellowship dinner at noon. DOERS CLASS FISH FRY Members of the Doers class enjoyed their annual fish fry- on Wednesday evening, Sept. 9, with 18 members and or.e guest attendi ing. J The dinner was held in. the din- | ing room of the church. Rev. Rovvi ard Krieder offered thanks for the bounteous meal of fried fidi, shrimp, salads and dessert. z ' The tables were decorated vvitli garden flowers and ornamental goands. A large old fashioned wooden butter-bowl filled with many kinds of vegetables and a small mellon was the decoration in the room. It was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker. Otliers on the committee were Miss Clara Driver and Mrs. Ray Ferverda. Mrs. Kathryn Dunnuck presided during the business session. The songs, “Christian Let Your Light Shine” and “Take My Hand and ; Lead Me Father” were lead for group singing. Mrs. Frank Shively was the accompanist. The devotional thinking was led by Earl Ulrey who read a number of verses from the book of Joshua and gave prayer. .Those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Howard Kreider, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ulrey. Mr. and Mrs., Russell group singing. Mrs.. Frank Shively was the accompanist. The devotional ly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles X'anator, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda, Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller. Mrs. Ruth DeFries, Miss Clara Driver, Mrs. Weybright and Blake Baumgartner. ' • COMMUNITY NEWS t Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse ■ and Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively at- ; tended the REMC meetings on Wednesday and Thursday evenings in Huntington. The meetings were held in the LaFountain hotel. Mr. and Airs. Bruce Baker of Leesburg arrived home on Thursday evening after spending several days at Interlaken. N.Y. Their children, Susie, Douglas, <and David, spent the time in the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker, of North Webster. Larry- Giant was returned to the Murphy Medical Center or. Saturday. He suffered injuries in an : automobile accident on September ' 5. ■' ! Mr. and Mrs. John Plank and • family, Karen, Jay, and Debbie, of ; r r Leesburg recently enjoyed a t 10 day trip to Canada. Yellowstone Park, the Badlands and other places of interest. ■ \ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Polk entertained at a birthday dinner on Sunday for their son Timmy. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Polk and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tinkey, grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols and Bobby and Mr. ' i and Mrs. Merl Tinkey, and Linetta, ‘ all of near Claypool: and Zella Kay Hatfield and Mrs. Lulu Ruple of Leesburg. Those attending tliQ. junior high sectional meeting held at Camp Mack on Sunday afternoon and evening were the teacher Edwin Meek, Mrs. Meek. Lorraine and Sharon, Pamela Diana Morehouse and Loetta Morehouse. The group enjoyed a recreational period} a vveiner roast and camp fire service. Dennis and Douglas Shively, Terry and Dennis Daustnan. Jay. Plar.k and Ronald Wildman attended Boy Scout Camp on Sunday along the Tippecanoe River on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen. Vere Wildman led the devotional period during the forenoon services. Mrs. Ruth DeFries spent Saturday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Jesse Miller and also Mrs. Dora Neibert in the Om nursing home.

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