The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 October 1964 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL »■ Thursday. October 15, 1964

|.„ . . i : Spotlight on Improving Business . . . Newspaper Strikes Seriously Affect Community Business i I By ARCH BAUMGARTNER I . • Publisher of THE MAIL-JOURNAL 1

Last year when strikes closed newspapers in New York and Cleveland the business community was aware that retail sales had been seriously affected. Sales figures have been released ,which indicate specifically how serious the losses to retail stores were. In Cleveland, according to Federal Reserve figures, departure t store sales ran 21 per cent below the previous year. In New York the weekly losses to department stores because of the newspaper strike was 11 per cent. T lis oss came about in spite of the fact that the New York stores used many substitute outlets for advertising including quickly organized i> .. • - ; radio and television advertising, and increased

Statewide LBJ - HHH Demonstration Set A -.multaneous statewide demonStrat oa in support <•: President LynJo sen and Densw m v <- candidate Hubert Humphrey has been set for 2 p m. Saturday, Oct. 17. T: ■ ent of s: ,. U.S A. f■'ll H 11. and L.® .j.,“ to involve-virtually every city and • ,wn n I-sdi.c-i. was made to<iuv by J. Manfred Core, Indiana Coordinatorof the Johnson-Humpii- ? rey carripa;gn. . I Core declared that his headquart-' era will distribute well over 2 million pieces of campaign material and one fhiilion pieces of -bubblegum smen tons of bubblegum fllone' for this program. On c\< ry main street and in every shopping; center where the program .-is said, a recording of a message from the President to the people of Indiana will be played .Campaign materials of all kinds will be passed out . and the j , s will go to children m the vicinity, “Main Street IL.TSA for HHH and LBJ.” t'qre said, “is our way of dramatizing the Democratic message to Indiana citizens, and of having fun aii over the state at the same t:mic.” Core added that several county coordma’ • • t ment ideas planned. including marathon runners bearing torches in one I county, and teams <>: parade horses ' in another.

- ... ~ Injured Youth's Education To Be Cromwell Project At a recent meeting of the Crom- . well-Kimmel!. Lions -at- the Guide Restaurant. Lake Wawasee. : the group voted unanimously to devote tlx'ir annual fund raising campaign to a Cromwell youth. Bruce Vanhorn. who was critically injured on August 19 when the pick-up truck he was driving struck a B and 0 diesel engine at the crossing one half mile west of Cmnwell. Committees have been named to ,■ cooperate with Cromwell high schjool authorities m regard to aiding ißruce to continue his education ■when he > released from Parkview hospital. Fort Wayne. Bruce would have been a senior m Cromwell high school this year A inter . <>mmuni. .t’.;nns system will, be -in between his pital bed in his home and the Crom- : well high school and it is believed that a tape recorder and tutoring will be available Bruce has had several setbacks in the form of a sesge of kidneystones and surgery. Cards would be appro; .md H:> ..iddrvss is 'Parkview hospital. Fort Wayne. METHODIST BOARD TO MEET TONIGHT The official board of the Milford Methodist church will meet in the parsonage at 8 pm. this evening ' (Thursday*.

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use of circulars. During the period of this strike other cities were experiencing great sales increases, some running as I high as 60 per cent This means that sales in stores where tests were made — that is, Gimbles and Ma* 'cys-rmight have been 75 per cent j higher if the stores had had the use of their local newspapers. The effects on hundreds of smaller businesses which depend upon the movement of consumer traffic in the shopping center was probably even more pronounced. Consumers do not use small specialty shops, service establishments, and entertainment facilities unless they have come to 1 wn to make pitaM'-e- which they have seen advertised in the newspaper

Kief-Hamman Rites Held In Methodist Church Miss Bqrinie Jean Kief became the bride of Arliss D. Hamman in the Goshen Meihodist church at 2 .pan. Saturday? Oct.- 3. .The bride is . i liter <»f Mr in i Mrs Glen Lawsbrt of Chicago, and the bride-1 ;ir<‘ Mr and Mrs James Hanhman, Syracuse. The double ring ceremony was ;»-r:ormed by Rev. Milton S. J’er- * guests. Attending Lie bride was Miss , Charlotte Lynch of Goshen and Carl . | Manning acted as best man. ■ | ■j Thg bride wore a grey suit with j a small white hat band. I A small recept ion was held in the home of Mr and Mrs. James Ham- . man in Syracuse at 6 pm. Mrs. Estella Swartz assisted After the weekend spent at Boner Lake the | couple will reside®at 318 south; Eighth street, Goshen. ; The bride is a graduate of French burg high school. Frenchburg, Ky. Mr Hamman. attended Syracuse . high school. served in the Navy and is at present a factory employee. SYRU ISE GRADUATE EMPLOYED I\ DAYTON HOSPITAL LuAnn Lmgenbaugh. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Loren Longenbaugh, Syracuse, a graduate a Syracuse high school, lias accepted the position as laboratory technician at Grand View | hospital. Dayton. 0. = LuAnn’s address is Lu Ann Longenbaugh. Kn< rV.ew Terrace'Apts., Apt. 206 1 layton, 0. •"

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SCHOOL LI NCH WEEK — Members of the Syracuse school cafeteria I staff are show n here in a picture tak- f ? en during National School Lunch Week, Oct. 11-17. 1"

Primary Mother’s Club Meets With Mrs. Hubartt I The Syracuse Primary Mother’s j club met .Monday evening at the :• home of Mrs Gera id Hubartt T’'». i co-hostesses were Mrs. Roger Feti ter an I Mrs i r Hire. Mi- G-.uc h Meek, president, presided at the business session. Miss Priscilla Rhodie gave the program. . Her theme Was “articles, for a bazaar'. There were 17 members and two guests, Mrs. Billie Ganz and ■ ■ j The r*ext meeting will be held Oc- . tolxr 26 in the home of Mrs John | Kroh .■be i Halloween party.

— PROCLAMATION — WHERE AS many residents and citizens of the TO vn have I j Complained to the Town Board of Trustees of the Town of Syra- ■ .- that the practice of children going from door to door in the 1 Town of ." tely preceding Halloween each year for •, •j purpose of “Trick or Treat” calls has become a nuisance and have requested the Town Board of Trustees to adopt an ordinance in regulation thereof, and J WHEREAS, the To 'n Board of Trustees are of the unami- | mous opinion that this practice of “Trick or Treat” is a worthwhile and proper practice and activity for children and not a proper subject for an ordinance or any type of legislation, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of Trustees is of the opinion that the activity is commenced too far in advance of Halloween n;ght and is continued over too long a period and many of the complaints are a result of the length of time involved. NOW THEREFORE, the Town Board of Trustees designate, O' tober 28 through October 31. 1964. inclusive, as “Trick or Treat” day’s for tne Town of Syracuse and respectfully request the cooperation of both parents and children herein. BYRON CONNOLLY ' VERNON BEXIKMAN WILLARD NUSBAUM LOREN LONGENBAUGH ' Board of Town Trustees Attest: Walter Calnon. Cleric-Treasurer - . '

Left to right are Mrs. Maurice Kohcr, Mrs. Avon Bushong. Mrs. i Maurice Dorsey, Mrs. Clayton Mock. Mrs. Donald Niles and Mrs. William i Kern. Absent is Mrs. Artie Montel.

32 ATTEND COUNTY DEMOCRAT WOMEN’S MEETING Tii rty-tw.) members of the Kosciusko G.un’.v Democrat Women’s club met Wednesday evening, Oct 7. at the home of Mrs. John Ball of 201 N Maple Ave., Warsaw. Eleven new members have been added to the club. • The next meeting, will be held at the home of Mrs. P. ;jL Cookie of: r 1 Warsaw on Noyen 'ier 4. | A caravan of ladies Went to see ■ Pr< dent Lv- don B Johnson at Indiana v'lis Thursday, Oct. 8.

The women serve about 800 meals each day. Milford school cafeteria staff pictures appear on page 7. A ' MailJournal Staff Photo. ,

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MRS. JOHN FLEMMING HONORED I AT BIRTHDAY DINNER A family dinner was served Sunday, Oct. 11, in the home Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gillie in Fort Wayne in honor of the latter’s mother, Mrs. John Flemming of Syracuse, who was observing her 83rd birthday. F Those- attending were Mrs. David Lindstrom of Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kitson, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kitson, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Koble and family, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Jones, Miss Gertrude Flemming and Mrs. Rebecca Kitson, all of Syracuse.

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