The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 October 1964 — Page 6

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North Webster News CORINNE STAPLES, Correspondent PHONE 834-2608 |

Legion Auxiliary Plans Birthday Party •- At the regular meeting of the Herbert Kuhn Unit 253 of the American Legion Auxiliary held last Tuesday night plans were made to celebrate the. birthday of the local post and unit at the Legion home Saturday night, Oct. 17. -All members of the Legion post and Auxiliary unit and their families are incited to the carry m dinner at which the Auxilary unit will furnish the meat, rolls, butter and coffee. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and table service. Mrs Mervm Wagoner, president of the unit, presided at the meeting and gave a report on the Knightstown Day program which a group of Legion and Auxiliary members attended and of a visit with the Knightstown child sponsored by the unit. The door prize was presented to Mrs Paul Beezlcy and Mrs. Robert Schafer received the president's project gift. Fruit cups, wafers and coffee were served to the thirteen members present by Mrs. Verland Bockman and Mrs Paul Beealey. -NWMFNZIF. TWINS OBSERVE SEVENTEENTH BIRTHDAY | Mr. and Mrs C. Menzie, Jr., entertained recently with a supper, birthday cake and ice cream, honoring their twin daughters; Jean and Joann, on their seventeenth birthday. Guests were -Mr. and Mrs (n.tr!es Menzie of Pierceton, Mr. and Mrs L E. Warble of North Webster. Rex Reid also of Pierceton and Wanda WySOKg of North Webster. -NWPythian Sisters Plan For Inspection TTie regular meeting of the Lake\icw Temple IN th ian Sisters WM held Monday night. Mrs Charles Harris gave a report, on her trip to Grand Temple meeting in Indianapolis recently. Durrig tiie business session, plans were made in preparation for inspection at the next regular meeting All members will contribute to the salad bar refreshments as has been done on a few other occasions A j*ractiee session will be held at the hail at 7 30 Monday night. Oct. 19. The organization has accepted the Lions dub dinner assignments and will sen e at the November meeting. Mrs Georg.a Cbrmican reported on the card party which was held at the Pythian hell last Wednesday

Syracuse PT A Halloween Festival Saturday Night, Oct. 17 5:50 to ? Tickets for all games, purthased in foyer —lO c Each 11 for Sl4»

NOTICE TO SYRACUSE CITIZENS BURNING LEAVES PLEASE DO NOT BURN LEAVES ON BLACK TOP STREETS Bum In A Container On Your Own Property, Or Place In Container At Curb, Or Rake Leaves To | Curb And Await Town Pick-Up Trucks. UNLAWFUL TO BURN LEAVES OR TRASH AFTER DARK We Ask Your Co-operation. By Order Os BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES Syracuse, Indiana | I .V ■ Byron Connolly, Loren Longenbaugh, Vernon Beckman, Willard Nusbaum. Attest: Walter Calnon, Clerk-Treasurer

Thursday, October 15, 1964

Euchre was played at seven tables with prizes presented to Mrs. London of Columbia City, Mrs. C. J. Menzie. Jr., Harold Barker and Herman Adams. Mrs. Cormiean and Mrs. Ernest Johnson served fruit jello, crackers and coffee at tljfe close of die card party. a Following the meeting Monday e night, Mrs. Harry Minnick and Mrs. * Glen Vanatbr served cake, jello and " coffee. -NWt MODERN HEIRS ACCEPT NEW MEMBERS The Modern Heirs home demonstration club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Larry Harris with Mrs Ron Harris as co-host ess. Health and Safety remarks on cancer were given by Mrs. Fred Clark. Jr., and the lesson on buying and using small electric appliances was , given by Mrs. Sam Lundy and Mrs. Gere Ladd. . 1 New members accepted into the < club at this meeting were Mrs. Ron j 1 Harris, the co-hostess and Mrs, I Gary Black. 1 The next meeting will be held at ; the home of Mrs. Dennis Huffman on November 3. Donuts, cider and t coffee were served to the fourteen , members present by the hostesses. ( -NWI Farm Bureau Plans i Turkey Supper All members of the Tippecanoe i Township Farm Bureau .and their i families are invited to a turkey suf>- | per Tuesday night. Oct. 20. at 6:45. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table ser- ' •, ice This event will be held in the North Webster Church of the Brethren and the Monroe Township Farm Bureau memlvrs have l>een invited. : A guest speaker will be engaged but j no details are available at this time. -NWcommvnity news Mr »xi Mrs. Elmer Baugher en-, : tertained recently their son Wallace land his familv of Highland Park,. . Mich , Mr and Mrs. Merton Bushong ; ' and children of Syracuse; Mr. and , Mrs. Robert Haines and daughters, . the Misses Charts Snyder and Ka-1 ! thv Hamman all of North Webster ; Miss Connie Hart of Muncie. -I Charles Brower-and Dale Strom- .. i beck returned recently from a week plend fishing trip into Canada. Mr. s I Brower reports that the weather . I wras not particularly nee at that e time and the catch not, what they r i had hoped for. s . Alson Cole and Max Bodkin left k Fridav night for Horwood lake in ► Ontario. Canada, where they plan

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! to spend about ten day’s hunting moose. Mrs. Raymond Ferguson entertained at a euchre luncheon last Wednesday Mrs. Gladys Winebrenner of Columbia City’, Mrs. Melvin Wheeler of Etna and Mrs. Ermal Vanator of Sechrist Lake. ;Mr. and Mrs. David Richards entertained Sunday with a birthday djnner honoring his father Donald Richards and his sister, Karleen both of whom observed a birthday recently. Members of the immediate .family and Mrs. Donald Richards were guests. Mrs. Ernest Kussmaul of Sechrist lake left Sunday to spend the winter with her son, John and his family at Champaign, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vanator spent the weekend at their cabin in northern Michigan. Mrs. Ermal Vanator called on Mrs. Roxie Shoemaker Sunday evening. Mrs. Shoemaker is slowly recovering from a severe case of food poisoning at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krause and 1 family of Fort Wayne visited Mr. j and .Mrs. Jacob . Krouse Sunday. ] Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sutton spent the weekend at Hartford City, visiting a number of friends and relatives., sft. and Mrs Paul Scott returned Monday night from a vacation trip to Anna Maria Island just off the coast < ■' FS •hi TtMj^Scotts made the tr •* ana enjoyed their stay visiting friends and acquaint-1 ances on both the Island and the mainland as well as sight seeing. Miss Dawn Hickman returned recently from a vacation visit with her brother. Tnames and Mrs. Hickman. in Manhattan. NY. She flew from Fort Wayne and spent two of the eight days at the world s I fair visiting several of the pavil- ( ; ions there. Dawn reported a very ’ | enjoyable time in spite of lots of rain while she was there. Her brother will l>e remembered by many ! here for his musical ability and accomplishments. Thames is now furthering his musical education at , Mannes, is. also teaching piano and doing some manuscript work for i David Merrick. BAKE SALE SATURDAY J The ('BAT members of the New ■ Salem Church of the Brethren will hold a bake sale Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Melody Case in Milford from 9 am. until noon.

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North Webster Lady Lions Elect Officers October 6 The North Webster Lady Lions met on October 6 at the home of Mrs. Don Wolfe. New officers were elected as follows. President, Mrs. George Deaton Vice president, Mrs. George Glaser Secretary, Mrs. Bill Leach Board of directors, Mrs. Jim Kline Mrs. David Payne, Mrs. Glen Bowen and Mrs. Bob Bosstick. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Deaton and Mrs. John Nay served refreshments to the 18 members present. Halloween - (Continued from page 1) Jones, Mrs. Donna Hostetler. Cake walk - room I—Mrs. Floyd Schlotterback, Mrs. James Greiner; talent show - band room—Mrs. Or- j ville Knisley. Mrs. C. D. Lawson. [ Mrs. Max kleinfaught. Mrs. Larry Miller. Mrs. Bill Hursey, Mrs. Edwin Green; Coke and cider - cafeteria—Mrs. William Hess, Mrs. Homer Bachtel; food stand - Mrs. William Pipp. Mrs. Dale Kimes, Mrs. Nelson Felts, Mrs. Herbert Kirkdorfer, Mrs. Earl Money. Mrs. Herman Brockers, Mrs. Richard Workman, Mrs. Robert Mauzy. Mrs. Jesse Hann and Mrs. George Bushong; adult game - room 13—Mrs. Harry Coy, Mrs. Edgar Speer: movies - room 2—Mrs. Gerald Hubartt. Mrs. John Hinderer. String pull - room 12—Mrs. Gale Benner. Mrs. Jerry Grady; fish pond - room 3—Mrs. Willism T. Jones, Mrs. Harold WeHman: dart throw - room 9—Mrs. Gene Kitson, Mrs. Frank Nyikos; hat throw - room 10—Mrs. Jay Brouwer. Mrs. Keith Koble; pound-a-nail and guess your weight - room 7—Mrs. Billy Coburn. Mrs. John Secor, Mrs. Gordon Sheline; ring-a-Coke - room 8— Mrs. Charles Gant, Mrs. Wendel 1 Shank; spin<i-wheel - room s—Mrs. Robert Dean, Mrs. Everett Welty; bowling game - room 6—Mrs. Gene Ludwig, Mrs. Lawrence Th waits; ping pong - room - 4—Mrs. Robert Dav. Mrs. Oscar Dahl; ring-a-peg - room 2—Mrs. J. W. Peters. Mrs. Harold Shock comic books - foyer— Mrs Charles Plummer, Mrs. Paul Eppley. Events involving both the elementary and schools that are sponsored bv the PTA include the following: S2OO annual scholarship for a student who plans to enter teaching, Halloween Parade, Spelling Bee, Fine Arts Exhibit and Vision Screening.

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Syracuse Locals

Mr. and Mrs. Bill S. Betes and son, Bob, Syracuse, spent the week end with relatives in Munster. Rev. and Mrs. Claude Coppock of 1 Wakarusa and Syracuse Lcdce were recent dinner guests of Mrs. Estella Swartz of Syracuse. Mrs. F. J. Banning of r 1 Pierceton and Mrs. Dale Grimes of r 2 Syracuse attended the Harvest Home dinner at Pierceton on Saturday. On Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. Cressal Kitson of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Kitson are both invalids, one in a wheelchair and the other able to walk with a walker. Mrs. Forrest Plank and Mrs. Wayne Coy of Syracuse and Mrs. Gloria Lutes and Mrs. Pauline Speicher of Nappanee spent Monday, Oct. 5, in Elkhart with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl O'Haver. Sr. The O'Havers, who w’ere Syracuse residents for many years, left Monday night to spend the winter months in Ocala, Fla., at the home of another daughter, Mrs. Ezra Halsey, Mr. Halsey and family.

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A/1C and Mrs. Robert E. Buster, Jr., and children of Fairborn, 0., were week end callers in the homes of their mothers. Mrs. James Hamman and Mr. and Mrs. Bill S. Betes and son Bob, called on Mrs. Estella Swartz Syracuse. Wednesday evening, Oct. 7.

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Mrs. Helen Snyder, Edwardsburg. Mich., spent the week end with her brother, John Stetler of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wogoman of r 4 Syracuse have returned home after a visit in Chicago with their daughter. Mrs. Tom Joyce, Mr. Joyce and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Locke and sons, Syracuse, have moved to Goshen for the winter. Nir. Locke is coach and mathematics teacher at Goshen junior high school and Mrs. Locke teaches in Wakarusa.

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Tersa Searfoss of Syracuse has returned to her home after spending a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hibschman of Pleasant Ridge> Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lantz of Syracuse have returned to their home , from a visit in Stuttgart. - with their daughter, Mrs'. James Connolly, Lt. Connolly and chil- * dren. The Lantzs flew* Jo Germany after receiving word that their little grandson, Andrew’, had received an eye injury.

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