The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 September 1964 — Page 5
Letters To The Editor
PROUD OF HOMETOWN To- The Editor: When I read the article—Deny Liquor Permit—it made me feel proud of my hometown. I have been fighting the liquor traffic in every way I can. I have written at least 900 letters and cards and the evils of the liquor traffic and what jt is doing to our people and our country. Folks sent me stamps and money to buy stamps so they helepd in this way.. The Lord has given us a good mind
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and body, why destroy them with al-1 cohol? There are much better ways for us to spend our time that would be of benefit to us as well as others. The only way to real happiness and j lasting peace is through the way of Christ. I am afraid too many of us do not take our reliigon seriously enough. If we worked as hard for thecause of Christ as the jiquor traffic, communist and other evils work for thei: - cause, thev would never have a • Would they? For the power of God is greater than any power on ■ earth. When He judges us what will the verdict be. We need to spend ■ more time trying to establish person-j al and national rightousness and apply vital Christianity to all our problems. If we do this and live up to our motto, “In God We Trust", no power on earth can take us over. Can it? I know from experience what God can and will do for us if we trust and obey Him and do our part. We ( an t expect Him to do for us what ■ we should be doing ourselves, l>ut we nerd His help is all we do "Trust and Obey for There is No Other I Way". * | Miss Libbie Lippincott Hospital S 2 Room 204 Methodist Memorial Home Warren, Ind., 46792 — f
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Youth Traffic Safety Requested By Ristine Lt. Governor Richard O. Ristine Saturday. (Sept. 12) called for the creation of a Youth Traffic Safety Council as a step toward reducing “the scandalous traffic death toll ; recorded during the wish-washy Welsh Administration, an administration that now* is seeking a second term.” I Ristine. Republican nominee fbr [Governor, spoke at a Hendricks t County Republican barbecue and Irally at the 4-H Fairgrounds at , Dam-ile. j.® ‘.ine's remarks: “As the father of a 16-ycar-old beginning driver, I have an intense | p.-r«mal interest in th-- problem of, ■ ■ ■ : A • a (I - '.zen of In-' dnma. I am concerned about. the i scandalous traffic death toll rei corded during the- wishy-washy Wi-l-h Administration, ah administration that now is seeking a I second term. | “So far this year, there have t ’to 874 during the same period of 1963. During 1963. 1.340 people were killed in Indiana traffic, a nine per cent increase over. 1962. •’Statistics or injuries are just as appalling. During 1963. there ■ were* 55,575 traffic-caused injuries {compared to 51.063 in 1962 and (2,642 in 1961, an increase of nearly 13,000 injuries in two years. . j “Traffic experts - report that a<. i-i-nts among drivers in the 15 to 24 age group v’ahn more lives
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than all other causes combined. This is w’hy as Governor I shall create a Youth Traffic Safety Council to take positive steps to work with young people to improve their driving habits and their attitude toward traffic safey. This is an example of the kind of leadership we must have in Indiana”. JUDY KERN HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWER Miss Judy Kerr, of Indianapolis was honored at a bridal shower i Friday evening. Sept. 18, at the iiome Mrs. Glen Price of Milford. Miss Kern is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kern, Jr., of r 1 Syracuse. She will marry Charles Evan Jones an. Sept. 26. Many lovely gifts were presented to’ the guest of honor. Miss Gloria Slabaugh and Mrs. C. S. Myers were .contest winner's. Mrs. Mvers also won • the door prize. Tie ?i:‘ table was decorated with a large aqua and . white umbrella ! surrounded by miniature umbrellas. I Assisting the' hostess in serving reI freshments of punch, coffee, dessert, and mints were her daughters. - Susan and Kathy Price. About 25 .guests were present. RECEDES BIRTHDAY GIFT FROM GERMANY Sherry’ Yduqg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young of Milford, received a necklace and’ birthday card Saturday from Mr. and Mrs. Josef Klotzbier and son, Werner, of near Munich, Germany. The Klotzbiers were landlords of the Youngs while Mr. Young was stationed with the U. S.-'Artny. Sherry was bom in the U. S. Army hospital in Munich four years ago. She receives a birthday gift from the Klotzbiers every vear.
FATHER DONALD G. POTTS To Conduct Eucharistic And Retreat X Father Donald G. Potts, 0.5. C., professor at Our Lady of the Lake Seminary at Syracuse, Ind., will conduct the Eucharistic 13 hours of devotion and retreat for the adult parishoners of the Saint Francis Catholic church in Pierceton on October 2. 3 and 4, or Friday, Saturday and Sunday of next week. This announcement was made .by Rev. Eugene Zimmerman, pastor I jof St. Francis. Fr. Potts was ordained to the • priesthood on May 28. 1960, in the '.Cathedral in Fort Wayne. He also i has a degree in education from Hastings < Nebraska) college; completed his philosophy and theology courses at the Crosier House of 'Studies at Fort Wayne; spent-one year in the Crosier novitate at Hastings; in addition to studying I for two years at Our Lady of the - Lake Seminary ait Syracuse, on lake Wawasee. The Eucharistic 13 hours devotion and retreat is being held as a part of the spiritual observance of the 100th anniversary of St. Francis Parish. Schedule for the' event is as follows: Friday, Oct. 2-7:30 p.m. Exposition. of Blessed Sacrament, o- | pening conference - benediction and i confessions. ; Saturday, Oct. 3-9 a.m. Ex-
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position of Blessed Sacrament and first conference, 10 a.m. - Spiritual conference, 11 a.m. - Conference, 12 noon - Luncheon in parish hall, 1 p.m. - Conference, 2 p.m. - Conference, 3 p.m. - Communion Mass, benediction, and resposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Sunday, Oct. 4 - Parishioners will attend one of the three Masses at 7:30, 9 or 10:15 a.m., 2 p.m. - Exposition and conference, 3 p.m.Conference, 4 p.m. - Benediction and Papal blessing for retreatants. Theme of the retreat will be “The Liturgy and Life.” All of the above will take place in the St. Francis church or in the Parish hall. Women’s Fellowship Os Brethren Church Installs Officers The Women’s Fellowship of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren met Tuesday evening, Sept. 15, at the church. The meeting was opened by the retiring president. Mrs. Harry Fackler. anti Mrs. William Kern- incalled the new officers for the coming year. Officers are: President - Mrs. Everett Darr, vice president - Mrs. Harry Fackler. secretary - Miss Carolyn Denton, ass’t sec. - Mr. Rocoe Smith, treasurer - Mrs. Art Wagner, ass’t. treas. Mrs. Ralph Wagoner. The new nreident. Mrs. Everett Darr, namea two committees. They are: ■ Emergency - Mrs. James Losee. I chairman; Mrs. Joe Baumgartner. Mrs. Donald Davis and Mrs. Gilbert George. Shower committee; Mrs. „ Warren Benson, chairman; Mrs. Kern. Mrs. Franklin Ringler, Mrs. Fori rest Fackler. Mrs. Emery Guy. Mrs. Ray Darr had charge of the were served by the Misses Janet Benson. Sandra Kern and Linda Harrington. ' MISSION CIRCLE OF TIPPY LEE HOME EC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS The Tippy Lee Home Economics club at Leesburg met Sept. 16 at • the Pagoda Inn at Winona Lake for its anniversary dinner and election of officers. Thirteen members were in attendance. Election of officers was held following the dinner with the following results: Mrs. Ramon .Alber, president; Mrs. Max Shively, vice presi- . jdent: Mrs. Raymond Hartman, "“secretary; Mrs. Raymond Custer, treasurer: Mrs. James Hearn, publicity; Mrs. Charles Gamer, chorister: Mrs. Richard Yanator, garden leader; and Mrs. Robert Allen, health and safety. Tire next meeting will be held October 21 at the home of Mrs. Al-, ber. BARBEQUE SUNDAY The Win-A-Coup’e class of the Milford Christian chinjeh held a chicken barbeque at the Wawasee j Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. John . F. Augsburger Sunday afternoon. Honored guests at the barbeque• were Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Good I and son and Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne ‘ Good and son and Rev. Robert Phillips, evangelist and singers at revival services now underway at the church. Bhop Local MIKE’S BEAUTY SALON 112 E. Main St. Syracuse, Ind. 457-3605, MEN DAYS MONDAY & TUESDAY Scalp Treatments And Manicures Package Deal .... $5.00 — Call In Today —
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Mrs. Hubert Humphrev In Indiana Sat. Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey, wife of the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, will spend a day in Indiana (Mi Saturday, Sept. 26. it was announced today by J. Manfred Core. Indiana Jolinson-Humplirey coordinator. Mrs. Humphrey will be in South Bend Saturday morning. Lafayette Saturday .afternoon, and Indianapolis. late Saturday aftenioon and ! evening. Her first formal appearance will be at a coffee-and-donuts reception in the South Bend PickOliver hotel at, 10 a.m. The affair, coordinated by St: Joseph county chairman • Ideal Baldoni. is open to the public without cliarge. BETHEL YOUTH WELCOME NEW MEMBERS | The Bethel youth group of Mil- ! ford welcomed new members to the fellowship. at their regular meeting last Thursday evening at the church. New members present were Greg Jackson and Mike Mauk. { Devotions were given from I James by one of the sponsors. Mrs. Richard’ Smith. i An election of officers was held and the results follow: Presidon; Larry Hoover: vice president. Linda Kesler: secretary, Diane Dwyer; treasurer, Greg Jackson and > sectional representative for the group will be Ronn, Smith. Counselors for 1964-65 are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slabaugh. Many of the group are planning to attend the Northern Indiam Fall Fling for TOUth at the Lincolnshire | Church of* tlie Brethren in Fort {Wavne on Saturday and Sunday, ,-Sep4. 26 and 27. The Bethel group ' is hosting a banquet for Section ' 4 of the Northern Indiana district : youth on Saturday, Oct. 3. | Games, were played following the business meeting and refreshments were served by Diane Dwyer and Beth Hoover to the 9 youth present. CHURCH OF GOD MEETS The Mission Circle of the SyrffCUse Church of God met T':u—day. Sept'. 17, with Mrs. Victor Yeager.. The president Mrs. Oliver ILbrchman.. had charge of the. ' ing. .Mrs. Paul Yeager gave the devotions. She read from Matthew 23 and led in prayer. The president. ■' Mrs. Hibschman. read an article ' and Mrs. Ida Hibschman gave the | lesson on "Ram Chandra Babu’s V - on". There were 12 members and four ' Iren present. After singing- (he mission doxology. Mrs. PhylLss Troup dismissed with prayer. : Refrehmen-s, ’ a desert brought by each one. were served. . The next. meet : ng will be with Mrs Lor.ard Hibschman of rear Gashen on October 15.Jill Clark Has Slumber Party To celebrate her 11th birthday. Jill Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Clark of Milford-, entertained five girls in her home after school on Friday, Sept. 18. Her birthday occurred on Sept. 17. A supper was served at a decorated table centered with a birthday cake. Favors marked the places of Connie Geiger. Donna Geiger. Vicki Little. Debbie Emmons, and Pam Kaiser, all of Milford. Debbie Shearer was unable to attend because of illness. SYRACUSE COUPLE RETURN’ FROM TRIP Mr.’ and Mrs. John Craw. Syracuse, returned home . Wednesday. ‘ Sept. 16. from a ten-day tour of the ‘ eadem United States. They spent some time at the Alleghany State Park at Salamanca. N. Y . and at the- .Allegany Reservation’ ’of .the Seneca Indian nadon. The Seneca’s are busy making plans for new homes for they are to be moved from tlie reservation to make room for the Kinzua Dam project. Mr. and Mrs. Craw v isited many Historic sites on tlieir trip including Boston, Mass. Thev also visited Canada before turning home.
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I ft . • B K / NOVEMBER 1 WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Millspaugh of Elkhart announce the engagement of i their daughter. Miss Jean, to Russell Bess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bess of r 2 Milford. Miss Millspaugh is a graduate of Elkhart high school and of Carter Secretarial School. She is presently | employed with the General phone Company in Elkhart. Mr. Bess is a graduate of Milford high school and is presently attending Midwestern Broadcasting school in Chicago, 111. ; A November 1 wedding is planned. District Women's Camp Held The anmial District Women" sCamps for Church of the Brethren women in northern Indiana were held on Wednesday. Sept. 9, and Thursday. Sept. 17, this year. Speak- • ers for this year’s camps were Mr. ' and Mrs. Chalmer Shull of North Manchester. Tliey are former mis- : sioharies to India. - Worship leaders for the camps > were Mi-s.. George Neff, Mrs. Ray- • mond Narragon. Mrs. William : ' Cable and Mrs Robert Thompson. ' | Pianist were Mrs. Jack Kline' and Mrs. L. C. Dickey. Special miisic : was given by Mrs. Don Rettinger i and Mrs. Gene Wort. ■ | The noon meal each day was a I bir hday celebration with those wo- ' men present sitting at the table j as others born in the same months, j Special interest groups were held ] in na-’ire crafts with- Mrs. Radcliffe N.-ei-er in charge, party ideas un- ■ i der the direction of _ Mrs. Glenn ’ ■ Whitehead and shut-in sunshine ira w th Bertha Ilaag’a' the lead- ! i er. , | The committee for the camps this • year was Mrs. Perry Hilffaker. Mrs. II Stanley Houser and Mrs Harry-Ro- . I hrer. Churches from this area who t|had women attending vere Bethel, ' Syracuse’, New Salem. N-‘-:h■ Web- , . Bckhany. ' ' . i . ’ MRS. GLENN BROWN HEADS TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB Members of Town and Country club met Friday afterouon, Sept; 11, for the first meeting oil the fall season with Mrs. Joseph Gerei-a r east of /Milford. Plans were made and officers elected for tlie coming year. Mrs. Don Davidsen, club president, - presided at the business' meeting with unison, club creed response, followed by pledge to the flag led by Mrs. Paul Mathews. Mrs. George W ilson read the history of the song of the month, "Believe Me. If All Those Endearing’ Young Charms,” after which tlie group sang the song. Minutes-of the last meeting were read by Mrs.' Hattie Becker>tnd roll call taken. Mrs; Davidsen appointed Mrs. Lawrence Myers to assist Mrs. Herman Miller and Mrs. Hubert in • entertaining tlie local 4-iI clubs. Club members will be guests of , the Seward Homemakers club at I Bn: ket EL B church on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at which time a Christmas worksfiop will be held. Plans and reservations were made to hold the Clu'istmas meeting and luncheon at Ruble’s Party Home on Dec. 4. . . " . Officers Elected Election of the following officer was held with results as follows: Presidetn, Mrs. Glenn Brown; vice preident, Mrs. Paul Mathews; sec- ' rotary, Mrs. Hattie Becker; treasurer, Mrs. Joe Ostendorf; reporter, Mrs. Becker; chorister, Mrs. George Wilson; pianist, Mrs. Forrest Ramser; garden leader, Mrs. Gerenscer; i health and safety, Mrs. William I Martin. ' The Qctober meeting of the club jwill.be held at the home of Mrs. I Ostendorf on the 9th. (Club mem- ■ bers please note). . Club Lesson | Mrs. Robert Brown gave an in- ! teresting and enlightening lesson on purchasing carpet and rugs. ; She pointed the reasons for checking for durability, quality and stressed the importance of having carpet that makes for easier cleaning, easier living and satisfactory blend of colors. Several different samples were displayed for inpection as to quality, color and The life ,ci the average carpet 'for the average family being five years, with wool, acrilan and nylon "being ■ considered the best wearing materials. Mrs. Gerenscer served cookies and coffee at the close of the meeting.
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