The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 October 1964 — Page 9

REMEMBER . . . WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO The Syracuse Plan Commission met at the town hall Monday for its regular meeting. In attendance were

DID YOU KNOW? CORONER'S BUDGET IS DOWN BUDGET SPENT NOT USED 1960 $4,830.00 $4,645.00 $184.50 (When Dr. Mishler Became Coroner) 1961 $5,155.00 $4,72962 $425.38 1962 $4,790.00 $4,384.56 $405.44 1963 $4,775.00 $4,350.16 $424.84 1964 $4,700.00 3,192.98 (thru Oct. 1) '.' . ' ■ ' I- '■ ■ . ' ■■’ ■ ' : ' ■■ ■' " ■' .. NOTE: Since 1 took office in 1961. the cproner/s budget has been decreased yearly, and an unused balance of over S4OO has been returned to the county general fund each year. VOTE FOR EFFICIENCY DR. JOE B. MISHLER — BE DEAD SURE — Paid Pol. Ad.

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president. Maurice Lung; secretary, Max Carlson; and members, Elmer Stucky, J. B. Cox, Paul Levemier, R. C. Howard, Harold Gray, Leonard Nichols, James Kirkwood and John Augsburger. The Service Guild of the Syracuse Methodist church met in Fellowship hall of the church Wednesday, Oct. 9. i At the business session plans were

RE-ELECT DR. JOE B. Mishler (DEMOCRAT) Coroner Kosciusko County

made and work done on the coming Harvest dinner and bazaar. Rev. Carl H. Satre, president of the Syracuse Library board, announced that the board is receiving applications for a librarian to replace Miss Ethel Bowser who plans to retire at the end of the year. State and county police are investigating the theft of between SSOO and

SBOO worth of whiskey from the South Shore Inn, Lake Wawasee. The hotel was closed September 6. Jap Jones the owner who lives in the area told police officers he had been in the hotel Sunday. The election board for the town of Syracuse was named and released and is as follows: Inspection—Robert Reed; judges — Helen Alfrey (R) and Helen Snobarger *D); clerks— Velma Penn *R 1 and Bernice Charlotte Knisley (D); sheriffs — Don Enyeart (R> and James Gilbert (D). I FIVE YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cable, r 2 Syracuse, and- their five boys were named the outstanding farm family oi the year .at the Annual Elkhart County Agricultural Society Banquet held in Goshen Thursday night, Oct. I 8. at the City Church of the Brethren, i Byron Connolly. Main street grocer. FORDIRAnORS & Equipment NEW AND USED I 180®$ fees © WHEEL HORSE, OF COURSE Now mowing’s fun, and faster, too. This 4-season tractor eases til lawn •nd garden tasks. Test-rid*7 Call: 1960 Ford Selecto-Speed 1958 Ford 861 1957 Fordson Major Diesel 1943 Ford 1955 John Deere “50” Allis Chalmers Forage Harv John Deere Forage Harvester Used Lift Discs Used Ford Plows Used Com Pickers 2-Row Ford Mtd. Picker De Good Tractor Sales Warsaw, Ph.: 267-8443 North on State Road 15

announced this week his candidacy for election to the town board of trustees from the first ward. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jessup returned Saturday from Kansas City where they visited Mrs. Jessup’s mother and sister. On Monday evening, Oct. 12, Life Scouts David Ridings and Kenneth Martin attended the top pinnacle of the scouting ladder as they received the prized Eagle award before a large crowd of family, friends and-Rotar-ians, meeting at the Scout cabin. Mrs. Lulu Francis returned Tuesday from a ten-day trip to New England with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atz, of Elkhart. TEN YEARS AGO Marine Pvt. Richard L. Risner, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bates, Syracuse, is scheduled to finish four weeks of individual combat training October 6 at the Marine Corps Base at Camp Pendleton. Calif. John Auer, was elected president of the Syracuse Cemetery board at the October 6 meeting in the grade school basement. Mrs. Maude Geiger was accepted as a new member of Temple No. 130 Pythian Sisters at a meeting of the group October 6 and will be initiated

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Everyday Low Prices KB HALF-MILE i I n k I ri “7 SYRACUSE SUPER MARKET JL Sale Oct. 22 to Oct. 24 Inclusive CHOICE T-Bone Steaks lb. 99c Sirloin Steaklb. 89c ARMOUR Canned Picnics 3 lbs. $1.79 FLAVOR KIST — REG. 49c NOW Sandwich Cookies 11 lb. & Fig Bars 1 lb. 39c DINTY MOORE — 24 OZ. - , Beef Stew 2 for 79c LLOYD J. HARRIS — FROZEN 8 INCH Cherry Pies 3 for SI.OO Hi-C Fruit Drinks 46 oz. 3 ■ 79* Domino Cane Sugar 5 lb. bag 50c Sunday Mon. - Thurs. Friday Saturday oiorc nourSe 9-12 9-7 9-8 8-8 We reserve the right to limit quantities

next Wednesday. A/1C Gene Kit son was discharged at Camp Kilmer Air Force Base after his 1950 enlistment of four years and was met in Chicago by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kitson. Mrs, John Adrain of Lorraine. 0., is visiting her mother, Mrs. B. F. Hoy and aunt Mrs. Mayme Petty. TWENTY YEARS AGO Chief White Eagle, a converted Indian chief traveling over the continent. is stopping in Syracuse in a series of gospel meetings. Mrs. Roy Vail has returned to her home after spending several weeks with her daughter and family Mrs. Harvey Morrison, at Salem, S. D. Mrs. Ida Jensen recieved word Thursday that her brother Floyd Kitson is very ill with pneumonia in a Dixon, 111., hospital. A public sale will be held at the Dr. Stoelting home on Syracuse Lake. Saturday, Oct. 21, of household goods. FIFTY YEARS AGO Lydia Davis has purchased the Sarah Molier property south of the B and O tracks. Her parents who reside in Garrett, will move here. A statistican has the following records of early snows in this section:

IN SYRACUSE

Thursday, October 22, 1964

1906—October 11, 1899—October 14, and 1913 — October 21. \ Orange Cory was down town last Friday, the first since suffering a stroke of paralysis several weeks ago. Kansas people employed at the cement works had planned an out-' door picnic for Saturday but the rainy weather compelled them , to 1 hold it at one of the homes. A. A. Beach was at Goshen and , Vem Rapp was at Ligonier Monday . only to discover too late that it was ' Discovery Day. Mi's. L. E. Unrue* returned Satur- j day from Indianapolis where she was a delegate to the Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters. GOODWILL HD CLUB MEETS AT HOME OF PRESIDENT The Syracuse Gbodwill Home Demonstration club met Wednesday afternoon. Oct. 14. at - the home of the president, Mrs. Eldred Mabie, with Mrs. Emma Mabie and Mrs. Harry Baugher as co-hostess- ! es. The meeting opened with the pledge to the flag and the club creed. Mrs. Philip Lee gave the meditation and Mrs. Blanche Kline gave the history of the song of the

month; •'Steal Away", and led in the group singing. Mrs. Everett Darr gave the health and safety remarks on mentai health and -what is being done in our county for the mentally ill. Roll call was answered with “What to do in an emergency when a doctor is needed quickly". The vice-president, Mrs! Glen Popenfoose, gave a report of a president’s council which she had recently attended. Mr. Kline announced that family night would be held October 16 at the House lof Friendship with a potluck supper. » Mrs. Blanche Kline was elected to fill the office of president vacated by Mrs. Glen Byler who moved to Elkhart county. The meeting closed with the club prayer song and the club collect. There were 12 members present. SYRACUSE FIREMEN ANSWERS TWO CALLS WEDNESDAY Syracuse firemen were called to extinguish a minor fire at the Wawasee Laundromat on south Hunting- ! ton street, Syracuse, at about 11 a.m. Wednesday. Oct. 14. The cause of the fire was : not known and was confined to inside a wall about a drying unit. Second Fire I At about 6:30 p. m. on Wednesday the fire department answered a call south of Syracuse* where the marsh was on, fire. They reported . little damage.

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Opposition Met On Stone's Hill Site For West Noble School I. ■ ' ■ ■ Opposition to Stone's Hill site for tire proposed West Noble high school continued on Wednesday, Oct. 7, when a group of Wawak'a, Ligonier, and Perry township taxpayers presented a surprise remonstrance at a state tax commission hearing in Albion. • The hearing was on tire West Noble school board s request to transfer S6O, 300 from the cumulative building fluid to its 1-1 account in order to purchase 130 acres of land on U. ,S: 33 halfway between Cromwell and' Ligonier. The school board after its hearing approved the transfer by a majority vote. The taxpayers, represented by Howard Heckner, Ligoniei' attorney, maintain that a new high school is vitally needed but argue that the Stone’s Hill site favored by the majority in the school board, represents a needless extra expense compared . to the costs of building and operating a school close enough to Ligonier to tie into the city’s municipal sewer ♦ and water.

D. H. Lessig. Jr., representing the D. H. Lessig Engineers, Inc., of Warsaw, spoke in behalf of the taxpayers. .Alex Campbell. Fort Wayne, / attorney for the school board; represented the board. There was a great deal of discussion held. The hearing attended by school officials and a few taxpayers lasted about two hours. Hearing officer Miller. Mr. Heckner, and Mr. Campbell i left after the meeting to tour the ' : Stone’s Hill site and the proposed [ site behind the Ligonier school. Syracuse BPW Club Meets At South Shore Hotel i The Syracuse Business and. Pro-, j fesjional Women’s club held its ocr i tober dinner meeting. Tuesday-even-ing. Oct. 13., at the South Shore ’ Hotel Lake Wawasee. The president, Mrs L- mard Barnhart, presided at the business | session. Plans were completed for the rummage sale to be held October > 30-31 in the Scout cabin. The proceeds of the sale will go to the Joe Gray family. A contribution 1 was made to the United Fund. Mrs; J. B. Cox won the door John Claw. Mis. Doris Darnell, Mrs. Theo Thomas. Mrs. Ray Buhrt. Mrs. R. C. Tytlcr. .M:Winston Gants. Mrs: George. Pippinger, Mi's.. Robert Wilkerson and MrS. Lyle Kell. ( There were 33 members and one I guest, Mrs. John Reith, present. Thu hostesses were Mrs. Kell. Mrs. : Robert Murray, Mrs. Leon Vance 1 and Mrs. Lowell Welty.