The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 September 1964 — Page 3

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Syracuse Junior Class Play To Be October 30 This year’s junior, class of Syracuse high school will proudly present the annual junior class play on Ovober 3ft This year s productiun s called “Girl Shy , a tiiree-ae*. comedy, and is being directed by Mrs. Wagner of the high school English department. “Girl Shy" is the anxisng story of a young man and how he finally overcomes and tile ■ rignt gi.'l fftt him. .Talk about problems? Wait and see! Cast as follows: Ton. Wial< Jameson Mauzy Oke Stimson - Rick Workman Antinrtv Arsdale - Jim Wilson Dean Alarlow - J. R. Kober Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd - Chuck Mayo - Dave Giebel [Barbara Sanford Babs • Kathy I ■ Caroline .- Jayne Poynter Birdie LiVrrne. - Claudia Kistler Peaches Carter - Charlotte Hulley a Webster • Lucy Kitson fr Asma. - Mary Barb Immel Studer’ Director - Jo Ellen Schoeff Show time is 8 p m Come on and join the fun! See you then*! SYRACUSE SUMMARY By. Jo Ulen Schoeff “Hi” for .'mother yuan! It seems' as ihotign summer came and-went so fa<t . . must be a sign of age’ Wed we we are back m school again, and % th • • iuippenmg We all hope that OUT new principal. Mr Brice, and all of the new teachers and -tudents hke. it here. Web < ”, ■ . ood bl’ SHS As some of xxxi may afrwriy know, the seniors have started their subscription sales. You can tell that they’re already dreaming about the big trip by F the way they're working . . . bird! Co: :>T Brown, president of Giris Athletic Association for the 1964-65 school year An.>:,er victory for tne SHS !kis*vbaH team . . ..we trounced Gaypool Monday rdght! "Yea, Jackets! Two more, are re.nedari: :->r high school Uwn this week. On Tuesday.; we have a game with Akron and on Wednesday we have one with Leesburg. Good luck.

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team! The vocational agriculture boys took a field trip to the Farm Progress Show at Brookston on Tuesday of this week We heard they learned a lot and had a nice time, too. ■ The mighty juniors, of which I am one. have started to practice for the play, “Girl Shy". It’s an uproanously funny version of the ttemal triangle . . . father, his choice for a daughter-in-law. and the unwilling son. For lots of laughs see “Girl Shy" at 8 p. m. on October 30 Meetings this week included news <aff of utmost importance to you' National Honor Society, Junior Lad.v>. • and Tri-M. LOOK WHO’S IN THE NEWS The Syracuse freshman and sopimnhore Hasses are hoomnif .very high this year. There are a total ' of '.Ki sophomore-, this is tin in- , create Os nine .students. The fresh* i man class has 87 students this I year, and in the previous year i M In May ot 1964 each class had a meet’<» decide the officers ■ ?■ on ■. •m tu i'.K'>4-r>s school', year. The results are as follows: Sophomores lent - .Kex in 'Galloway ’. « ;->.•- s-’t - .Karen Juday - Secretary - Bob Carlson Treasurer - DebbV Money Student council representatives - one year—Chris Xanders; and two—, years—R. T. Searfoss. Freshmen President - Terry Co verst one \ ice president - Mike Smith Ssvn«ta:-y treasurer - This person ' has hot yet been elected Student council representatives - one year—Kent Thomas; and two years—Casey Kroh. ' The urxksrclassmen . of Syracuse high school are going to have a long land.pt Nperaus y<’»r ahead of tliem and the news staff wishes each and ; every one' of them the very best of luck'! SYRACUSE SCHOOL MENUS Mon. - Hamburger sandwich, au gratin potatoes, peach cobbler, milk. Tues - Beef and noodles, buttered broccoli. Waldorf salad, peanut butwed - Beans and ham. cole slaw, fruit, conibread, butter and jelly, milk. | Thurs. - Meatballs in tomato sauce, lettuce salad, pineapple upside down cake, bread and butter, milk. Fri -.Salmon loaf with tartar sauce, baked potato, fruit salad, bread and butter, milk.

Off To College Foltowing are more Syracuse stu- [ dents who are off to college: Stephen Carlson Sfepben Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs Max Carlson. Syracuse, lias ■ > entered Ball State Tcacliers college ■ / Muncie, for his freshman year. Mark Wagner Mark Wagner, son of Mr. and. ' Mi's. Art Wagner. Syracuse, has 1 entered Manchester college. North Manchester, for his freshman year. Janice Pilcher Janice Kay Pilcher. dauzlAer of Mr and Mrs. Douglas Pilcher. SynKtisc. Is attending Anderson college at .Anderson. She is a sophomore and is majoring in elementary education. Kay Nordman i. Kay Nordman. dauglhter of Mr. j and Mrs. George Nordman. r 2 Svranire. is attending Manchester ! college. She is a sopJxanore.Paul Brewer Paul Brewer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brewer, Syracuse, ixts gone to Muncie where he is attending Ball State Teachers college. Roberta Stiver Roberta Stiver, daughter of Mr. I and Mrs. Dee Stiver, Syracuse, is : attending Ball State college, Muncie. Sylvia Karesh Sylvia Karesh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J M. Kaivsh, Syracuse, is attending Indiana university. She is a sopliomore. Kenneth Martin’ Kenneth, son. .of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Martin, has enrolled at Indiana university as a freshman. SYRACUSE BOYS COMPLETE BASIC AT GREAT LAKES GREAT DAKES, ILL —Steven L. Hoover. 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hoover of r 4, Syracuse, and James A. Sawyer, 18, son of 718 east Pittsburgh, Syracuse, recently completed basic training at tlie Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. ' The nine-week training includes naval orientation, history and organization seamanship, ordnance and gunnery, military drill, first aid and survival. During the training recruits re- ! ceive tests and interviews which ■determine teir future assignments in the Navy. I’pon completing the ‘ program they are assigned to service schools for technical training

or to ships and stations for on-the-job training in a Navy rating specialty. Naval training produces the power in seapower by supplying personnel to man the ships, planes and shore station of today’s Navy. MILFORD SCHOOL MENUS Mon. - Hot dogs, green beans, rice, chunk pineapple and cookie, milk. Tues. - Beef and dumplings, cab-bage-tomato salad, bread and butter, banana-graham cracker dessert, milk. Wed. - Ham salad sandwiches, kidney bean salad,- sweet potatoes, cherry cobbler, milk. Thurs. - Meat loaf, potatoes and gravy, apple sauce, bread and butter. pineapple-topped cake squares, milk. Fri. - Fish squares, potato salad, creamed peas and carrots, bread and butter, ice cream-chocolate syrup, milk. THE 4- H PLEDGE I pledge my head to clearer thinking; my heart to greater loyalty; my hands to larger sen vice, and my health to better ingRETURN FROM NORTHERN TRIP Miss Mary Simon and Miss Sharon Gilbert.’ both of Syracuse, returned Sunday from a week’s trip through Illinois. Wisconsin. and Michigan. They visited Mr. and Mrs Charles Hentell of Birchwood, unde and aunt of the two girls, .'ind Airman second class Robert Simon, brother of Miss Simon. who is stationed at the K. I. Sawyer. -Air Force Base, near Marquette. Mich. On Saturday they attended the Alma-Manchester college football game at Alma, Mich. Airman Simon also attended the game. NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE MAIL-JOURNAL Max Shively, r 1, Box 650, Leesburg Daniel Jones. AA 775-14-49 NA'ITU Naval Base. Philadelphia. Pa. Russell Kann, yMCA Bldg., Fort Wayne Mrs. Rubydean Worth, 400 South Main St., Syracuse Milton Brice, 601 South Lake St., Syracuse Miss Ann Vanderford. Purdue University, Hall A S-3, Room 323, West Lafayette Stephen R. Carlson, Box 25, Wagoner Hall, Muncie Earl L. Roberts, Box 635, ’ 153 Sheetz St., W’est Lafayette Mrs. Carl Gordy, 301 Olive Street, Osceola Sharon Hoke, 219 South Lake St., Syracuse Mrs. Geneva Walters, r 1. Box 257, Syracuse Carlos Aballi, 412 Front St., Syracuse ’ v Mrs. John J. Barango, 2442 North Tripp Ave., Chicago, ILL, 60639.

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MORE FIRST GRADERS — The students below are those in the class taught by Mrs. Dorothy Haney. They are: Front row, 1 to r. Stephen Tucker. Brad Sorensen, Robert Perkins, A!>-

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STILL MORE — The students in the last picture are taught by Mrs. Bessie Sunthimer. They are: First rbw, 1 to r. Michael Sumpter, Craig Sorensen, Randy Neff, Philip

OCTOBER CALENDAR Below is the school calendar for the - Lakeland corporation schools as released by the office of Supt. Lewis S. lininel earlier this year. Oct. I—County cross country at Warsaw fairground. Oct. 6—LCCTA, Leesburg. Oct. D—Annual report (Form 35 A and B due in superintendent’s office). Oct. 21—End of Ist attendance period (31 days). Oct. 22-23-rlndiana State Teachers' Association (dismiss school Oct. 21 at 2:30—n0 school on the 22d or 23d).

Revival Services Begin Sunday At Baptist Church The Syracuse Baptist church. announces an evangelistic crusade which will begin Sunday night, Sept. 27. and continue each evening thru Oct. 4. Services are at 7:30 each evening. \ ... . Speaking at each service will be Don Camp, pastor of the Grace Baptist church at Anderson. Before entering the pastorate, Mr. Camp "as an evangelist for several years. The Grace Baptist church, which is his first pastorate, has seen remarkable growth during his three years of ministry, with over 350 professions of faith. , Pastor Robert Mundy extends a cordial invitation to the public to all services. Waubee Grange Elects Officers The Waubee Grange at Milford met in regular session for the September meeting with Ray Bray acting as master. Mrs. Ruth Miller gave the year’s financial report of her home ecomomcs committee and also announced the need of ladies to meet at the home of Mrs. Uoyd Felkner to work on the quilt now under construction. New officers were elected as follows- Earl Wolferman, master: Richard Heyde, overseer; Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton, lecturer: Mrs. Richard Hevde. assistant lecturer: Herman Miller, steward; Alva Ketring. assistant steward; Mrs. Alva Ketring, lady assistant stewardess; Mrs. Lloyd Felkner, chaplain; Mrs. Helene’ Faulkner, secretary; Glen Pinkerton. gatekeeper; Mrs. Herman Miller. Ceres; Mrs. Glen Pinkerton, Pomona: Mrs. Ray Bray, Flora: and Raymond Pinkerton, executive committee member for three year term. , ~ Refreshments of sandwiches and cookies and coffee were served by the ladies. September 24 is the date for the next meeting.

elardo Gonzalez, Dennis Lechlitner. Max Sumpter, and Gustavo Rodriquez. Middle row. 1 to r, Pamela Sands. Marsha Sunday, Beth Wolferman,

Korenstra, Steven Troup, and David Housouer. Second row, I to r. Penny Marshall. Judy Snider, Christy Beer, Kerri Augsburger, Roberta Rater.

UNITED TELEPHONE TO CONSTRUCT NEW CROMWELL BLDG. The United- Telephone Company. Iric., has scheduled a new 26 by 32 foot building at the comer of Orange and Olive streets in Cromwell to be built in the near future. Another major improvement in the Cromwell service will be a change in equipment to constitute a. change in all Cromwell customers’ telephone numbers. The change will effect only the last four numbers, the present prefix “856” will remain the same. On January 18. 1965, United Telephone crews will begin the installation of the new equipment, the estimated cost of . this project will be in excess of $75,000. Revival Services Underway At Christian Church •-'■ ■ . ■ Revival services are underway ■ at the Milford Christiin church. : Senkees will agaai be jMesesited • ■’ 1 T ‘Thursday) at 7.30 antfiuAmorruw Friday s services will begin at 7 15 as a special concert will be I presented by the Good Twins, Dwight and Dwayne, gospel recording artists. Robert Phillips, a dynamic young evangelist, will deliver the message each evening. GAA ELECTS GINGER BROWN By Cheryl Peffley The Syracuse high school Girls’ Athletic ’ Association met in the old gym at 3, September 18, to elect officers for the 1964-65 school year. The new officers are: Brown - president Sally Searfoss - vice president Jo Ellen Schoeff - secretary Barbara Fisher - treasurer Kathy Dorsey - social chairman Lynda Biller - vice social chairman Cheryl Peffley - reporter. ROBINSON WILL PROBATED The will of the late Harold E. Robinson of New Paris was probated in Elkhart county circuit court on Friday, Sept 18. The estate includes real estate valued at SIO,OOO and personal property of $4,000. Heirs include three brothers, Forrest C. Robinson, New Paris, Chester A. Robinson, New Paris and Noble L. Robinson, Niles, Mich., and five sisters, Mrs. Bernice L. Lucile Robison, Mrs. Velma D. Poss and Mrs. Thelma L- Shriner, all of Goshen, and Miss Cecil A. Robinson of New Paris.

Thursday, September 24, 1964

Ann Kaiser. Ivazeno Lozano, Juanita Reerz, and Debra Hartman. Back row, Tto r, Douglas Rater, Byron Toder, Mark Johnson. Kevin Bowler, Julia Method, Clint Gaskill.

Cynthia Johnson. Belinda Garzia, 1 and Lorraine Welker. 1 Third row, 1 to r, Linda Lazano, Judy .Almaguer, Manuela Garza, Jose Alonza. Larry Sherman. Randy

List Milford Class Officers A list of class officers for tht# top -even grades at Milfrod was released this week by the office of the high i school principal, Donn Kesler. It • follows: Seniors—Leo Anglin, Jr., pres.: Steve Barker, vice pres.; Gfrlger Hollar, sec.; Becky Hoerr, trea's.; Rod Bailey. Max Ruch, and Arlene Anglin, student council reps.; Mrs. Maxine Robinson and Joseph Judkins, class sponsors. Juniors—Michele Conn. pres.;‘ Max Beer, vice pres.; Carol Chambers, sec.; Jane Baumgartner, treas.; Joellen McClintic. John Beiswanger. i and Verl Baker, student council reps.; Robert Kitson and Allo Beisi Wanger, class sponsors, j Sophomores — Roger Rheinheimi er, pres.; Joyce Beer, vice pres.; i Susie Scott, sec.; Gayla Bird, treas.; j Bob Hoerr. Vicki Beer, and Ned • ; Speicher, student council reps.; ' James Allen and Wayne Mattingly, class sponsors. • Freshmen — Dave Beer, pres.: Tom Gunden, vice pres,; Nancy Wil- : son, sec,; Ted Speicher, treas.; Steve Fox. Jerry McClintic, and Dan Brown, student Council reps.; Wil- ■ Siam Dorsey, Gale; Metzger, and I ■ Miss Mary Alice MisCh, class spon-! i sors. | . Eighth grade — Steve Bender, j pres.; LaDoit Hollar, vice pres.; Hubert Kirill, see.-treas.; Jim Beer, Sherry- Graff, and Linda Maxon, student council reps.; Mrs. Helen Marquart and William Cole, class sponsors. Seventh grade — Janie Gonzales, pres.; Steve Wolferman, Vice pres.; Becky Barker, sec.-treas., Debbie Wolferman, Debbie and Fred Hoerr, student council reps.; Mrs. Betty Arthur and John Strouse, class sponsors. NO INJURIES IN CRASH NEAR SYRACUSE An auto driven by Helen Gilbert of Monroeville was hit from behind by a car driven by Jon Sroufe of North Webster at 10:55 a m. Thursday, Sept. 17, just south of the Syracuse city limits. The Gilbert car was damaged approximately S6O and the Sroufe auto $250, according to investigating officer Gerald Waikel, of the state police department. Neither driver was injured. MINOR ACCIDENT IN MILFORD A minor accident happened at 4:35 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18, on south Main street in Milford. The accident took place when Mary L. Culver of r 1 North Webster pulled out of a (hive way and hit the car driven by David A. Hartter of Milford. Mrs. Culver was ticketed for failure to yield the right of way. Milford chief of police Clifford Pierson was the investigating offiI cer.

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Jimmy Walton, Suzan Cannon, and Harry Sheets. Absent when the picture was taken were Peggy Timmons, Mary Pena, and Maria Esquivel.

Purcell. Joseph Woodward, David Doll, and Stanley Baumgartner. Absent when the picture was taken was Brenda Roudabush.

New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA EVANGELISTIC SERVICES From the Bible, II Kings 5:1-7 was read preceding the message “The Killer” that was given by Rev. Allen Herr. Trie, special music was led by Max Shively as soloist vvitli Mi's. Everett Tom accompcming. Sunday Evening was the last of the series iof evangelistic meetings by Rev. Hjerrl Tie taeme of the message vias “Tie Devil’s Righteousness". Tie'scripture was read from Romans 10:1-9. The special music for the exemng was presented by the Ladies trio, Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr.. Mrs. Onil Kilmer, and Mrs. Bill Speicher, with Janet Rariek aecompaning. ' Visitors attending services on Statdav were Mrs. Marie Sherman ! erf Garrett, and Mrs. Allen Herr and son and two daughters, who came on Saturday evening ,and returned home on Sunday evening with Rev. Herr. COMMUNITY NEWS ' Diana and Georgina, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse, spent Sunday and Monday night /in tiie home of’ their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse. Mrs. Richard Evans and sons. James and Darid of near Goshen spent Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse. Mrs. Evans attended a meeting at Camp Mack or. Sunday afternoon. Linda, Trudy, Sally and Garry, children of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shively of Syracuse were Sunday dinner guests’of their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shively. They returned home late Sunday evening. > Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively of r r Leesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse of r r Milford, and Mr. and Mre. Truman Nifong of Etna Green, left on Sunda/afternoon for Columbus, O. They attended an REMC meeting held there on Monday and Tuesday. Rev. Emeral Jones returned to his home on Thursday after spending seven weeks in the home of his son. Rev. Keith Jones, Mrs. Jones, Marcia and Keith, Jr., of Wethersfield, Conn. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and. sons, Aldron and Todd, of Nappanee attended services on Sunday and enjoyed the fellowship dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse spent Monday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldo<, Morehouse, Debra and Denose of near Plymouth. Tie women attending Camp Mack one or two days during the Women’s camp were Mrs. Ruth DeFries, Mrs. Russell Baker, Mrs. Edwin Meek and Mrs. Ray FenerI da.

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