The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 October 1964 — Page 3

CbizinM AROUND T - \y Several members of the SyracuseWawasee chamber of commerre are trying to put together another preholiday <iance. They have been very successful in {he past. with proeeisis going to the trftst.ee for food baskets for needy families at*Christmaatime With Hoosier Skateland closed, an effort is being made to hold the dance at South Shore Inn. in much the same style as before; However. big John Kroh has reneiged as chairman for another year Anyobe want to volunteer? Speaking of South Shore Inn. ouners-managers Xick Gukibotf and I.ooie Ragaloff have plans to expand the services of the place. We hear they want periodic events such as the style show going- on today 'Thursdav*. and have plans to installing! a beauty salon and bar- t ’Her. shop. l Doa’t say it can’t be done! See what they did there last summer.

PUBLIC AUCTION Public Auction October 31, 1964 — Time 6:30 p.m. First door south of Wawasee Lumber Company, Syracuse. Household furnishings. Extra good. New Merchandise, blankets, cooking utensils, rugs, baby buggies, ideal for Christmas gifts. Some jmtique furniture. Due to large sale we will start on time. ‘ i._ BILL GUSHWA, Auctioneer

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I A quiet dispute looks within the inner councils of Lakeland Youth, Inc . as to who will replace the outgoing directors. The public will hear little if anything of this. Frank A. White, who writes Hoosier bay for this paper, sends out a.‘confidential bulletin this week, based on his private election poll: “Os the 700 or so who took the time .o vote their preference (in our election poll). were three to one for Goldwater, Bontrager and Kistine. for offices of President, t. S. Senator, and Governor, respectively. This result is contrary to the big national polls. those of other groups taken in Indiana. ’ There have been various suggestions as to the variance of these polls, with postcards and letters written to The Hoosier Day. and they are still coming in. One explanation is that the column circulates in communities of under 15.000 [K>iwiaU*n and ■. »rn re const rvat .w Anothi r explanation is bjg city ma '■ *es vv II wipe out the small town preference-. and that Democrats are so ennfiih nt of victory they do not take ■h.e trouble to write”. . • Democrats in and around Syracuse are sitting on their hands, with no meetings scheduled and no downtown headquarters open as in pa-t two elections;. In 1960 local ’ Demos surprised them all by being t.n -t to open he.idquai .rrs in vvh.it is now Bintl.cn lunch room, on the . corner. \nli their enthusiasm was reflected at the pails.

■ Meanwhile, GOPers are at work, with several sparkplugs making collections for party coffers. One businessman put in personal check for $l5O. Syracuse friends managed .to niff! at Jim Wilson's Bungalow Gardens in Goshen last Tuesday night, all‘unbeknownst to the others. ". Not'true.that Kale Island Beacon will close, but they plan to close Jan. 1 for a five-week ->tint while Johnnie and Mary go to Florida. Foo and Fave wiU also, remain open till first of year then take a. month-long vacation. Sleepy Owl now closed. Pickwick Theater- closed early part of week, with showings Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights only. up of "‘nice guys ’, with lots of experience. Syracuse school to hold mock election on Friday. Oct. 30. with real for sure election booths and all the trappings. Considered a rock-ribbed Republican town, some expeti the -rhool election to reveal some new sentiments. It will be watched with keen interest. . Oil kicky me' Several men in ’he' - their mid-afternoon break a few mtni utes early on Wetfensday, and lucky they did. As they were in the lot. ■ 7 drawing, they heard the explosion be* i hind them. AMERICAN MOTORS BOOSTS PRODUCTION SCHEDULE 36% | Because of heavy dealer orders and unusually strong public reception giver. ..mm <-r Ambassador line. American Motors anI nounced today that it will booist Ambassador daily productton schedules by 36 per cent. President Roy Abernethy said that a second Ambassador shift was added at the company’s Kenosha plant beginning October 5 The mtove xvtll require approx.moiety 900 additional employees in | Kecosha. . I “We anticipated and are receiving excellent reception for our new Amts i lines, winch were designed to broaden Rambler’s variety of choice, from top economy to larger, more, luxurious models.’’ Abernethy saidCOURT NEWS DIVORCE GRANTED SIR MI SE WOMAN. B.“ C Wtosi Syracuse has been 1 granted a divorce from Paul E. Wiese in Kosciusko County circuit I court They were married Decern-1 ber. 31. 1952, arid separated March j 10, 1956 Mrs w.ese was granted I custody of minor, child and $lO a week support.

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NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE MAIL-JOURNAL Norman Stump, Apt. 73 K. 13450 St. Andrews Drive, Seal Beach, Calif. ' Charles E. Jones, r 2, Box 179. Anderson Mrs. Jay G. Rensberger.r 1 Box 88. Larwill Patrick Appenzeller, Box 490 Wright Quadrangle Bloomington , George Coy, r 3 Albion Gary Chamliers, Wakarusa Dick Sharp. Box 108 Hoben Hall, Kalumaz >o, Mich. Robert G. Johnson. 226 N. Shore ■• . - ' Diana ; Lung. ’“X” Hall, Purdue university. Lafayette Millard Tom, r 3 Syracuse Land O’Lakes, Box 167, North Webster Robert Fisher. Havda House. Vh A-7. 2616 Walnut street. Evansville Mrs, Wayne E. Hawks. 4450 N. College, Apt 2, Indianapolis Geoi e A. Carter, Box ,23; Kimmell . James Stefanski. 319 Probasco St. Cincinnati, 0. Kenneth Goshert, r 1 . Milford CHURCH PLANS BAZAAR AUCTION The Syracuse Church of God Mission Circle met- at the home of Mrs., Leonard Hibschnxui, r 4 Thursday, Oct. 15. for ar. ail tiay : meeting Each lady took a sack lunch. ' The bustaess meeting was he’d in. the morning Mrs. .Victor Yeager gave devotions Airs. Oliver Hlbsch.man .had charge of the meeting. Mrs. Hibsehjnan also nave the mission lesson on India. Plans were made for the Christmas Bazaar. The date set was November 28? It will be held at the Scout cabin. This will be an auci tion bazaar and will be open to the public. The next meeting will be family nigiit supper and wiU be held in the basemerit of the church. Everyone enjoyed the sack lunch iat noon. The afternoon was spent I painting weeds. MRS. THEOKA HALL HONORED AT DINNER i Mrs. Theora Hair of Syracuse was j the honoreti guest Wednesday evening. October 14. at a dinner held at i Foo and Faye’s south of Syracuse by her fellow workers. Mrs. Hall I recently retired from the Syracuse Ritober company. There were 21 lad- ’ ies present.

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zeltinger of Chicago spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Ada Zeltinger, of r 4 Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Patil Zeltinger of Chicago and Mrs. Ada Zeltinger of Syracuse spent Friday evening at the Lake Wawasee home of Air. and Airs. S. F. Betes. Airs. -Elizabeth Pollock, Syracuse, spent Wednesday. Oct. 14. with Airs. Gertnide Deßrular at Cromwell. The ladies were dinner guests of Airs. .Marjorie Beers.. Airs. Ruth Rapp, Syracuse, en- ( tertained at dinner Sunday for the fallowing Elkhart guests: Airs. William DePew. Harry DePew, Air. Mrs. Richard Jones and daughter. Barbara. and Air. and Mrs. Lar- ( ry Deuel and son, Todd. Air and Airs, Rink and daughters of Alillersburg spent Sunday. Oct. 18. at the home of Air. and Mrs.. Wilbur Ellis, r 4 Syracuse. Wyekenid guests at the Ellis home were their daughter, Diane, and Glen Oxender. students at Manchester collie. Air. and Airs. Alaurice Crow and : Mrs. Adah Crow of Syracuse spent ■ Sunday*. Oct, 11. in Toledo. O. with! | their sister and daughter. Airs. Paul ! McClintic and Air. AlcClintic and \ <>n Alr> Adah Crow remained for- - few weeks’ visit in her daughter’s ' s home. Mrs. James Hamman. Airs. Ella Unrue. Airs. Estella Swartz. Airs, i Zerola Zook, Airs. Elizabeth Pollock I and Airs Bertha Crafton of the Sy- i nacuse Women's Relief Corps were at Ligonier Friday evening, Oct. 16 to the WRC inspection held there. Airs. Crafton was the inspector. • 1 Rev. arid Airs. George Yerger and son of Alt. Victory. 0., were guests of Airs. Yerger’s parents. Air. and Airs. Louis Firestone, r 4 j Syracuse. Friday. Rev. Yerger’s; parents. Air. and Airs. Arthur Verger from Florida, ’accompanied their son to SyTacuse. i Air. and- Airs Terry AlcClintic have rriovbd to the house on west , ■ Alain street, Syracuse, recently va- 1 cated by the John Aliller family who have moved to Dewart Lake. The AlcClintic’s new home s across the 1 street from Air. AlcClintic’s business office. Airman Richard Hocker returned | to his base near Columbus. 0., after ' 1 spending toe weekend at toe home i of his grandmother. Airs. Pheobe I i Hocker. Alain street, Syracuse. j I Airman first class Robert E. Bus-: ter. Jr., of Wright-Patterson AFB i Dayton, 0., Airs. Buster, and chil-11 dreri, returned to their home at < Fairborn, 0.. after spending the J i weekend in Syracuse with relatives, i

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New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERATERDA (Held From Last Week) HELPING HANDS ENTERTAINED On Tuesday the Helping Hands were, entertained in the home of Airs. John Alullonix with Airs. Lavant Tom as co-hostess. Airs. Robert' Hurd led the devotional reading of Psalms 84 and “God Expresses His Love” and offered prayer. Airs. CarL Shearer of the Alilford Christian church was guest speaker and gave a chalk talk. A beautiful hymn was played as All's. Shearer drew each picture. Her tliemes were ’“Let the Lower Light be Burning”, “How Great Thou Art”, by the Good Twins, and “Raintxiw In the Sky" by toe White sisters: Refreshments were served to Airs. Frank Johnson. Airs. Daryl Johnson. Mrs. Bruce Baker. Airs, Alax Shively. Airs. Bill Speicher, Airs. Wayne Teeple. Airs. Howard Krei- • der. Airs. Ronald Kreider. Airs. Glen Alorehouse. Airs. Herbert i Alorehouse, Aire. Robert Hurd. Airs. John Plank. Airs. Gene Alock. Aire. Orvil „ Kilmer. Airs. Albert Mathews, Aire Edwin Meek. Airs. Everett Tom, Jr.. Alarianne and Airs. Stephen Bornman and Aire. ! George Alyers. CBYF ENTERTAINED Al” and Airs. Wayne Teeple entertained in their home in Leesburg on Wednesday evening for members of the CBYF of the New Salem t church. 1 Bessie Wolfe presided during a short business session. Wayne Teeple led the devotional thinking and | refreshments of doughnuts, popcorn ; and cider. Were served to Carolyn i and Diana Alorehouse. Carolyn and Nancy Johnson. Karen and Jay Planki Bessie Wolfe, Allyson Anglin, .vilene and Stanley Kilmer. I Sandra Crowl, Pamela and Jack Teeple. Blake Baumgartner, John Stettler. Alike Nod, Air. and Aire. Everett Tom. Jr.. Everett Tom is teacher of toe class and Air. and Airs. Teeple are adult advisors of toe group. COMMUNITY NEWS Rev. Emeral Jones returned to his farm on Tuesday after spend-’' ing several days in the home of Air. and Airs. Beni Jones and family of- Pendleton. Airs. Virginia B o e k ma n of North Webster and Airs. Alartha Love erf LaPorte were Saturday, evening dinner guests of Airs. Ruth DeFries, They were also night guests and on Sunday they

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50 ANNIVERSARY — Mi. and Mrs. Harn - Doty, above, of Milford, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary 'with an open house from 2 to 4 p. m. Sunday. Oct. 25, at their, home on south Henry street in Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Doty were married in Warsaw on October 24, 1914, and have been Milford residents all their lives. Airs. Dotv was formerly Nina

I enjoyed the chicken barbecue ’ dini ner served in toe Alilford school gATTi. Air. and Aire. Daryl Johnson. Alark and Dear.ne of Alilford spent Saturday at. toe' Alanehester college hexfteroming They atteadevl the football game on Saturday afternoon and were guests of Air. and Airs. Don Riebards and family of North Alanehester. Air. and Airs. Everett Tom, Jr., Kip, Kevin, Melinda, Alelissa, and Alelodie spent Sunday afternoon ! in the home of Air. and Airs. Charles Adams and daughter of near AkI ron. Air. and Airs. Frank Johnson, i Carolyn, Nancy and Arnold of .r r Syracuse spent Sunday afternoon in the home o: Air and Aire D. Johnson and family of Alilford. Air. and Airs. Frank Shively entertained at dinner on Sunday for Air. and Airs. Ward Rinkenburg of near North Alanehester and Air. and Aire. Oscar Shively of near Plymouth. Air. and Airs.. Stephen Bom-1 man, Candace and Chris of Goshen and Air. and Airs. James Walter and Tina of r r New Paris were dinner guests .on Sunday of Air. and Airs. Herbert Alorehouse • of Alilford. The dinner honored the I birthday of Stephen Bornman.. ; Air. and Airs. Joe Wildman and | three children of Kenosha. Wise., { spent from Saturday until Afonday in the. home of Air. and Airs. Ellis i Wildman of Leesburg. Air. and Airs. Devvin Aleek and. diiiu iter-.. -Lorainne ar.d Sharon, of, Syracuse were Sunday dinner guests in the home' of Mr. arid Airs Guy Alorehouse of r 1 Alilford During Sunday afternoon they called in the ’•vome of Air. and Airs. Eldon ATorebouse; Debra and Denise of near Plymouth. Syracuse Locals Airs. Frank Johansen of r 1 Syracuse has gone to Sarasota, Fla., to spend the winter. They, also attended the wedding of Aire. Buster's brother, Robert Le-. Count, in Alkhigan. Airs; Alerwood Ketring of Syracuse was in Gary recently visiting Air. Ketring’s aunt. Airs. John Lvddick.

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Sharp. Mr. Doty has been a brick mason and contractor until his retirement three years ago. The Dotys have four children, all of Milford: Airs. Noble (Donna) Fisher, Mrs. Oliver (Annabelle) Replogle, Harry Dale Doty, and Mrs. Dean (.Maryann) Dowty. A Alail-Journal staff photo.

Editor's Mail Bag HALLOWEEN IS COMING Dear Editor: Halloween is coming up and I wonder if other people dread it as we do. It has almost become a night* I mare and the cost is terrific no matter how simple the treat. If the treat doesn’t suit the kids they tell you so and throw it down in the yard. One year we had. 200 callers and while some would be* getting their treat the rest would be sneaking around marking windows with swap, parafin and candles and even &ie i house got it. then they came tpek for their treat. Last year I was in the hospital with a broken back and the Air. was with a relative who was ill and what the kids did to this house was a fright. ’ I hope our generous town, board changes it’s n/lnd about allowing a few days for T or T. It took weeks to get the r windows, etc. off but it only took minutes 'to ' put them on. ' Cars stop and it’s nothing to see eight to 10 kids pile out and start ! hitting houses for treats or —. Should they come from other towns : as is claimed. I hope parents keep their own i youngsters in their own town and same. What we i don’t need is more T or Ts on Halli oween Respectfully — Airs. James Isbell. ATTEND BIRTHDAY PARTY IN MICHIGAN CITY Those attending the birthday celebration of Airs. Roscoe Coy of Alichigan City last week were Airs. Cletus Abers. Mrs. Harold Crafton, I Mrs. JakeJxeiT., Jr., Airs. Jake Kern : HI. all of Syracuse; Airs. Glen Price, • Alilford; Airs. Warren Shively, Nap- | panee: Mrs K.ilpn Miller, South : Bend: and Air and Airs. George i Hartter. Elkhart. All went masked. Airs. Coy. with toe help of her daughter, Airs. Ed Fry, served a delicious meal and a three tiered birthday cake and ice cream. Air. and Airs. Alvin Hartter of S<>u:..! Bend were unable to attend as Air. Hartter had surgery at-the St. Joseph hospital last week.

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