The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1964 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, November 12, 1964

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IT’S MINE — It’s mine seems to | be what several of the boys from Pierceton and Syracuse are saying in the above photo as it was snapped by photographer Tim Yeager at the game lasi Friday night.

Milford-North Webster Win As Leesburg And Syracuse Are Defeated

Both Milford and North Webster won their games Friday evening as Leesburg .•nd Syracuse went down to other teems. The action Friday saw Milford score 59 points to LaPaz’s 5" on tlx* Syracuse hardwood while North Webster defeated Larwill 68-57 on Webster's court. Leesburg was de-, seated by Topeka 77-74 and Syracuse bowed to Pierceton 91-45. Leesburg at Topeka Leesburg bowed to Topeka Friday night 77-74 after the Blazers got into foul trouble. Leesburg was ahead 12 to 3 at one time but the fouls slowed them down? To;**k.i o-'.v drew Jtetal of 12 fouls to 30 for Leesburg. The score was 18 to 16 at the j first stop with Topeka in the lead and Leesburg was down 34 to 37 at the half. The Blazers were on | top 52 to 50 at the end of the third ’ quarter but lost their lead and the game 74-77. . Topeka won the second team I game 43 36 . „ Box scores for the varsity team follow: TOPEKA (77) - D. Yoder 462. Schlabach 420. Lambright 964, B>beck 753. Hostetler 353, B. Yoder 010, for totals of 26 25 12. LEESBURG '74' — Dukes 711, Game’- 301. Robison 415. Huffman 515, Bishop 105, Stookey 613. Lan-I dis 534, Smith 000. Rodgers 404. | Sausatnan 102. totals 34 6 30. Larwill at X. Webster See article undir North Webster new- oh page 6 of section 2. Syracuse at Pierceton Pierceton defeated SvraCu.se 9145 or. t ! *e t'ubv’ Lome court Friday night. ; Syracuse used a screen but the Cubs < <>?trolled both the defense i and of f en-x* boards. I-ongenbaugh < did .<• share of the Jackets shoot ng ..nd ’'scored a total of 24 ■■ points. ■S*.” was never a serious ■ contender in tig? game as - Pierce- . Stop. 46-23 at the second stop. 66- > 34 .<i die. third stop and 91-45 at the end of the game. Biv scores follow: “TIERCETON (91) — Wells 732; I Plett’••*:• 002; M Itana Cone . 100: Reid 743: Bailey 100; Garth! Cone 820; Bafry lived 100; G: 301. Totals: 33 field goals, 15 free throws 10 per-e:: >i fouls. SYRACT —Cripe 006; 1 Rensberger 1113; Thornburg 013; I Fowler 315; Oones 315; Aballi 325: < Longenbaugh 1202. Totals: 19 fif'd goals. 17 free throws, 23 personal fotiK ' ]' Bex scores .tor the second teamgame follows: PIERCETON 11 16 24 34 SYRACUSE 8 11 20 25 Summary of game: PIERCETON »34' — John Faurote 112; Pletcher 132; Ellenwood 101; 'Dana Cone 212; .Alberts 000; Jim Faurote 233; Barry Reed 312; Zorn 000; Osborn 214; Shepherd 000. Totals: 12 figld goals, 10 free throws, and 16 persona! fouls SYRACUSE <2s> - Wagoner 013; Pilcher 021: Busch 004; Niles 000; Clevenger 206; Bell 010: Carlson 006; Wortinger 813. Totals: 10 field goals. 5 free throws. 21 personal fouls, Milford and Lil’.iz Milford defeated LaPaz 59-57 in their game played in Syracuse on ,Friday night. This makes Milford’s season record one and one Dick Groves was high for Milford with 25 points. Others in double figures were Parker Phend and Max Beer with 13 each. Thornton led Bristol with 21 points. The Trojans led at every stop. The score at the end of the first quarter was 9-7. and at the half it was 2120. They were ahead 37-36 at the third stop and finished the game with the 59-57 victory. Box scores follow: MILFORD (59 >—Baker 202. Groves 7-11-4, Bowser 103. Phend 535, Bucher 002, Wilson 200, M. Beer 354, for totals of 20-19-20. LAPAZ (57’—Albert 045, Maning I 204, Quively 583. Kuder 012, Thornton 774, Sumpter 002, Harbaugh 115,; Bottorff 001, and Cox 300, for totals of 18-21-26. Box screes follow for the B team game: MILFORD (39)—8 Beer 321, Hurd 010, Miller 121, D. Beer 001, Brumbaugh 051, Wuthrich 651, N. Speicher 031. for totals of 10-10-10. LAPAZ (32)—Shidler 130, Kuder 101,. Davenport 034. Sumpter 201, I Kinney 104, Bottorff 4Q2, Ritennor I 302. and Jarrell 023, for totals of 12- I 8-16. * Friday’s Games Friday will see Milford playing I Bristol on the Trojan’s home court. I Syracuse will be playing Middlebury I in the Jackets’ first home game of

However, John Longenbaugh, 34, | Syracuse seems to be the player with the best chance of£eUing the ball. Other players are Carlos Aballi, 33. Syracuse; Dick Wells, 52 Pierceton; Rex Reid, 56, Pierceton; Larry

the season. North Webster will go against the county powerhouse. Claypool, on the Knights’ home court. Other Games Leesburg will not, see action on Friday but will meet Akron on Saturday. New Paris will be at Leesburg on Tuesday, and Syracuse will , meet Elkhart county rival New Paris on the Syracuse hardwood. Komets Play Dayton And Port Huron The Fort Wayne Komet hockey team will be on home ice to International League newcomer, Daytoh. on Saturday night. Nov. 14. Wednesday night the Komets will Im* at home for Port Huron, the team that gave them *a 7 to 2 beating last (Saturday night at Fort Wayne. This | game should be a real dandy, as the komets will see if they really deservi ed that 7 to 2 lacing. l i ~ ■!- I.ANU O I AKK .Xarrmbrr 4. IMM , STANDING' W L ■ A” U-arae ' 26 14 F-Tavern 25 15 Blue Shtnsic 25 15 : McCormßk-Cqtur ■3OMiI9M Hires Electric 20 20 IXt 19 21 Doans Milk 15‘,21 . I Farmers F- ed * ' 18 22 K >bers Ins.. , ■ 15 25 i American Lerlon 13 27 1 H.sh Vam aeries and came — Ixwan ' Pm I 2689-935. Sr ' <■ r: > ;>-.<! enmt-s — J ' > : su'-3"2. ■ J. Ba run an 212. O. ' Cooulllard 201. C Fr us hour 294. R Hibtehman 545. lift. Brown 541-203. F._ Nylkoa 505-225. D ; I' F Rocers 541-21-'. M Hos- ■ !>•••'' -CT-<; Carp.-n-.r 544. M 1 ■ .Carlswt' 2031 M. .ftorsey. :M7, ’O. ■ Nordman 558-323, 3 Kareah 555. N. Riddle 576-214. ; F. Avery 558-206-202 ' ‘B M l e'aroe XVaaase, Marina • 28 12 1 f Galloway* Groe. ' 25 15' .> I Atl<*r« Service ' ' 23 IT ! ‘ ■ Res, J. wvlry IT' 23 Shaver M!g Co. 16 24 Rayco 13 2.T L His.h .team, series'— Aksers Service .2482:' i; team ,«an. ••• Bank STS. ■ STO Sts. ‘and .. s' F' T-sTs 1 * ■ S' . .’ Eads 50« D J.)n. a 519. D W. rkmaft'SM W. Butter 507-21 L J. Schacht | 535-300.* C. Mohb-r 503. ' . v illtlt>l>VV VH.HT L-4DIES November A, I'nll , . ; C«« ::••< TV . 28' -7 ■ I B A K Drive-In 24vj 11 .The Mail-Journal : 23 13 j ; McCormick-Ctitter 23 13 ".. ! I Wolf* Funily Store ■ 21 ,15 | > Whisler s Marine . 21 13 I. Lakeland Produce 80 16 I Pilchers' ” 19 IT. i > Darn.-l! Aeeounttnc IB 18 ! - T'-'silzm. ?er A.-ii Hdwe. /' ,18 18 j Brarei s Bast , is i» t I FuMtnation Place 17 19 Frank's Locker 1- ' K'mk’s 16 20 Gaml.'s s 1$ 21 ; VVsa,Pas-kaste .14 22. North Webster Bank 14 22 Arnold's' Grocery 14 23 . Mishlers 13<422H Robinson Shell ■ 6 30 Hish team same and a rl»a — Carwll. TV BW-2389 SOO serl.l — D Spearman 181-4T9-163-523. P Fli tch, r 188-155-164-MT. I Carwile 169-143-193-505. M. L. WUUey 206-IT2-161-M1 170 samee and 450 series — K Ta:man 181-4-3. p. Worttnser 470, B Younc 210454, V, Pean 190-450. P. Hutter’.l92-475. I M L Dixon 211-483. X Spurllne 153499 J Mishler 46«. M ■Popenfooae ITO- ' 473. H Adair 172. K. Kntsl. y 179-463, B; Carwtle. 197-484. I Stahley 453. ' I KID SY NIGHT MIXED Navemteer 6, 1964 Syracuse Rubber ■ . ■ 34HUH I

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Jones, 54, Syracuse; Garth Cone, 22, Pierceton; Dana Cone, 32, Pierceton ; Bill Bailey, 54, Pierceton; and Brace Cripe, 53, Syracuse. Pierceton won the game 91-45.

' Sportsmans Center 34 12 j Robinson Shell 23 13 Thwalts Grain 22 14 Villas.- Tap 20‘ : 15 4 Huey s Well DrUlin« 20 16 House of Harter 19 17 Wawasee TV 18 18 Fisher's 18 18 Bausher Construction 17 19 Mogul Rubber 16 20 Tom Socks 16 20 Clip A Curl 15 21 ■ Beacon 15 21 I Kltnes Sinclair 12 24 Head Pins 8 28 High team game — Village Tap 723. 1 High team series — Huey's 2002. 600 series - men i- A. Armbruster 227i 206-622. 200 games and 500 series - men — 1 C. Llsor 230-565. O, Beavers 524. A Mousley 501. B Gilbert 512. J Morganthaler 205- ' 562. J Cripe 209. L. Welty 548. R KnisI ley 209, T Leer 507. R Carwtle 308. D Armbrust-r 223-206-557. T Wogoman 205558. D Knisley 201-532. J. Kern 508, R. Thwalts 540. i 500 series - women L Gilbert 211I 180-547. B Carwile 188-198-547 170 games and 450 series - women — 1 J. . Morganthaler 458. O Ketering 175. K. Knisley 172-482. B. Greene 190-468. S I Ryan 461. D. Knisley 463, S. K< m 175486. TI'ESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES November 10; 1964 j Tom Socks 24 12 :"Sleepy Owl i 22 14 j Bardahi ' 20 16 BAK Drive-In 19 17 State Bank ot Syracuse 19 17 Kinder Mlg. - 19 17 L- verniers ' 17 19 Wawa.v-e. Laundromat 14 22 S, N Knit . 12 24 • Augsburgers .14 22 High ' team game and series —- Augs- . bursters IGA 773-2166. I'll sanies and 440 series B Myers | 471. M Widar# 194-494, .A. Stefanskl 184- I 444, S Kern > 471. B, Nyce 194-497, V. -Penn 173-464, S. Tytler 447, B. Kline 183455, L Carwile 184-192-544. TVESDAY NIGHT LADIES November 10, 1964 O. Kr Sales 34 6 Foo A Faye 285411 Ji Weaver Tool 26 14 Syracuse Rubber 24 16 4Lakeside Laundry 24 16 ‘Leap Construction 21 19 Wawas.e TV 20m»H , Turf Bar 1920 Vs Mike's Beauty. Salon It 23 Howard's Restaurant 17 23 Le-sburg Elevator 16 24 Frank's Locker 15 25 Clip A Curl 12 28 / s'■ 34 1 - High team game and series'— W'awabc FV 837-2264, .VA., series _ n. Schacht 218-127-155-500. 170 games and 450 series — p Rhodes J. By land 1862482, K. Peterson list 4'.4. It Markham 186-463, J. Nolan 185-463, K Knisley 174-953. D. Jernigan ’ i l»0, O. Ket ring 185-480. M. Simon 186, 118 Ry.ir, :.-:d-487, Xt Thorabiirs: 171. A. . QaUahan 191-489, B Menefee 478, S. Gilbert 450. - TI’ESDAY NIGHT MEN - - November lt>. 1961 Benton XI:!!' 27 13 ■ *'Likens A Sons , 24 16 ■ f:-arel’l>a>t ■ ■ ' 23’U ;; % Kline’s’ Contractor r Barber Shop 22 18 • 'll Excel . 17 23 Senaary Lakers 14 26 Kline's Sinclair 10‘i29‘- . High team game and series — Likens A Sons. 818-2376. Hieh Ind gam, — L. Strombeck 211! 1., I- A. K. im 195-202-204-601. XA3 games and SW) s- ries — L. Strombeck 211. Clifford Wal'on 201-525 C Boddlger 518, H;.rold Kime 200. H. Klrkdorfer 210-567, MILFORD BVSINFS.4 November HI. 1961 MUhier Funeral Home 35 9 < Lt::'e ane. ejatk ■ jt) 14 i i Turf Bar 30 »14 ' ! Campbell's Mkl,. -30 14' ! j JtotVJi Kegb fs . 25 19 . : . B--r a:;.! Slabaugh Jnc 22 22 1 McFarren S. rvico 20 34 : Aus«b'.;rKer‘s IGA rj 25 ; Arrow Trailers. Inc. 18 26 Ch vc-Tlnie 17 27 Wait.-r Drug Co. 15 39 I Sharp Hdwe. Co. 3 41 - '-‘■-s and game — Little and Clark 2475-876 500 series —g! Eet.-p 581. P. Campbel! 56X L Newman 549. B. Butler 536 L. Hare 528, G K. Reg 537. D Miller 524. L - Rassl 533. O Thortfsbury 521, B. Little 518. W Newbr Jr 515. R Fisher 507. D Wuthneh 504. O. Chambers 503. D. Orn' 501. ' I 200 games — O. Estep 225, J. Kelley, 212. I. N «man. 21V D But!, r 306, P i Campbell 203-200. L RaMi ME . , j SUNDAY CALLERS Mr. ;md Mrs. . Maynard Garber I let Orlando. Fla , and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad of Millersburg, were Tuesday mining visitors of Mr. and *' I Mrs. Charles Keriin.

Turkey Creek Twp. U. F. Nears Goal Turkey Creek Township United Fund co-chairman, Mrs. Jean Rogers, has announced that the fund needs only $245.80 to meet its goal, and industries, have not yet returned their cards and pledges. The United Fund chairman. Max Ganshorn, and Mrs. Rogers stated that if the rest of the pledges come in the goal will be reached. Arrivals BORNMAN, Troy Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bomman of Syracuse are the parents of a son, Troy Patrick, bom Monday, Nov. 2, at 6:35 p. m. at the Goshen hospital and weighing six pounds, 14 ounces at birth. The baby’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. L. (Bud) Kline of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. George Myers of r r Syracuse. STOLLER, Lane Marie Mr. and Mrs. Millard Stoller of Paulding, 0.. are the parents of their first child, a daughter, Lane Marie, bom Wednesday, Nov. 4. in the Paull ding hospital. Mrs. Stoller is the former Irma Haab, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haab of r 1 Syracuse. GERBER, Jacquelyn Kay Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gerber of Paulding, O„ became the parents of their first child, a daughter, Jacquelyn Kay. bom Friday. Nov. 6. in the Paulding hospital Jacquelyn Kay weighed eight pounds. Mrs. Gerber is the former Mary Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman, Sr., of Milford. ; SMITH, Lisa Ann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Syracuse are the parents of a daughter. Lisa Ann. bom Saturday. Nov. 7, at 5:58 a. m. in the Goshen hospital and ; weighing seven pounds, 11 ounces. ’ The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I John Guthrie of Goshen and Bert Smith of Tama. la. MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Wilfred' Wood of r 2 Leesburg was X : rayed and treated for a scalp laceration last week in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center following a truck accident. He was dismissed after treatment. I Herbert Timmons of Leesburg was released Friday from the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Mabel E. Dillon of r 2‘ Leesburg was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. John Nay were admitted to the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mrs. Nay was treated for i a laceration to her finger and Mr Nay was X-rayed following an auto accident. Both were released following examination and treatment. Mrs. Norman Lovell of Milford was dismissed from the-Goshen hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Lola Thomas of Leesburg entered the Parkview hospital in Ply- ! mouth recently. . Mrs. RosctM* Smith of Milford was releastd Sunday from the South Bend Memorial hospital. Mrs. Clifford Replogle of Milford was dismissed from the Goshen iptal today (Thursday). ■~~-***~~ w WANTED TELEVISION SERVICE MAN • 40 hr. week • Full employee benefit plan — Contact — W. E. PEARL Sears Roebuck WARSAW, INDIANA

OBITUARIES 1

Brother-In-Law Os Syracuse Man Dies In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. William Pipp and son, Bill, of Syracuse were called to Chicago on Thursday, Nov. 5, by the death of Mr. Pipp’s brother-in-law, Harry Tallet. * The Pipps left Friday for Chicago and returned Sunday evening. Mr. Tallet died after an extended illness. Mrs. Joe (Bertha) Rassi Mrs. Joe (Bertha) Rassi, 65, of r 1 New Paris, passed away at 8:45 p. m. Friday at the home of her son, Lowell Rassi on r 1 Milford, where she was being cared for. Death followed an illness of six months and was caused by heart failure and complications. Mrs. Rassi was born January 20, 1899, in Tremont, 111., to Fred and Emillie (Hardmeier) Graff. She moved to Milford in 1907 and married Joe Rassi on May 2, 1926. She was a member of the Apostolic Christian church at Milford. Surviving in addition to the husband and Milford son are three grandchildren; six brothers, Oliver and George Graff, both of Goshen, Oscar and Albert Graff, both of Milford, and Walter and Everett Graff, both of Syracuse; five sisters, Mrs. Laura Wuthrich of r 2 Milford, Mrs. Otto Beer, Sr., of r 1 New Paris, and Mrs. Eli Gerber and Miss Edna Graff and Miss Tillie Graff, all of Goshen. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 10.30 a. m. in the Milford Apostolic Christian church. Burial was in the Milford cemetery. Winifred M. Bums Mre. Winifred M. Burns, 87, of 1230 Adams. South Bend, died at 9:15 pm. Saturday at the home of her son, Harold W. Burns, where she had resided for the past nine years. Death was due to complica*lions. She had been bedfast for three months and in declining health for a number of years. Mrs. Bums was bom Nov. 2, 1877, in Milford. She married Wallace Burns in 1907 Mrs. Burns had resided all of her life in the Milford community before moving to South Bend to Uve with her son. She was a member of the First Methodist church in Milford. Her son, Harold, is the only suri vivoh I Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the Hickey funeral home in South Bend. Rev. Louis Reynolds, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church in South Bend, officiated and burial was in the Highland cemetery at South Bend.

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Mrs. Albert E. Miller Fune al services for Mrs. Vernette Mil er, 58. of Warsaw was held Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 2 p.m. at the • McHatton funeral home, Warsaw. Rev. Graham Kleespie of Colum- * bia City officiated and burial was in Oakwood cemetery. Mrs. Miller died at 5:15 a.m. Saturday, following an illness of 17 ■ years with a heart condition. A lifetime resident of Kosciusko county. She was bom near Packerton, March 25, 1906, to Wilford and Cora (Fisher' Finton. She was married September 4, 1931, to Albert Miller who survives. She was a member of the First ' Brethren church and the Rebekah : Lodge. - Survives in addition to the husI band are one son, Richard E._Shepherd of Anaheim, Calif., two grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. A. J. Weisjohn of Plymouth, Mrs. Hilda j Tucker of Angola and Mrs. Ebner Myron of LaVerne, Calif; three j brothers, Stephen Finton of Syracuse, Harry Finton of Columbia ‘ City and Max Tucker of Hobart. Twilight services were conduct- . ed Monday at 7:30 by the Salome } Rebekah Lodge at the funeral . home. Mrs. Alma Marion Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Lantfis and Chamness funeral home in War- : saw for Mrs. Alina Marion, 87, of Leesburg who died at 4 a.m. Monday at the Miller Merry Manor. Mrs. Marion was bom May 25, 1877, at Mt. Ayr, Newton county, Ind. Her husband, Jesse B. Marton, a Kosciusko county poultry raiser, preceded her in death on December 10, 1954. She had been a resident of the Leesburg com- . munity for more than 50 years. ■ Mrs. Marion was a member of the ; Leesburg Methodist church. Survivors include a niece, Mrs. 1 Frank Michael of Royal Oak, Mich.. ■ and a nephew, E. Wayne Clark of Warsaw. ■ Ray Eldon Neibert Funeral services were held at 2 p. [ m. Tuesday at the Harris-Troxel fuI neral home in North Webster for Ray i Eldon Neibert, 61, of r 1 Leesburg. 5 Mr. Neibert, a retired refrigerator ret pairman. passed away at 4:45 a. m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Austin nurs- - ing home in Goshen. i Mr. Neibert was bom near Oswego -| on April 22, 1903, the son of Lewis -: and Dora Neibert. He married Hazel s | Garrison May 29, 1957. A member of - ' the Baptist church in Syracuse, Mr. ■ i Neibert lived most of his life in the i Leesburg community. i Survivors include three sons, Rob-

ert, North Webster, and Patrick and Jerry, both of Nappanee; two daughters, Mrs. Walter (Charlene) Nyce, Milford, and Mrs. Susan Drexler of Elkhart; three step-sons, Clifford, Ray, and Dale, all of Syracuse; five grandchildren, one great-grandchild, six step-grandchildren; and three sisters, Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Mrs. i Jesse (Marie) Miller of Milford, and Mrs. Virignia Bockman of North Webster. Rev. Robert A. Mundy officiated at services and burial was in the North Webster cemetery. Syracuse Man Weds Nappanee Woman Nov. 7 Rev. Kennard Robinson officiated at the marriage of Mrs. Mabie Shupp of Nappanee and Cference : Ruch of Syracuse on Saturday evening, Nov. 7. the services the Ruches arfe honeymooning in the Ozarks. Mr. Rudi is a businessmall in Wawasee Village. . CALVARY EUB CHURCH ELECTS OFFICERS The Calvary EUB church, Syracuse, held its congregational meeting Sunday, Nov. 7, at Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee. Officers are as follows: F. A. Rhoades and Ray Buhrt were elected trustees; Raymond Kitson, class leader; Michael Neff Sunday school super inten dent; Charles Gamer, assistant; Karen Juday, Sunday school superintendent and Jean Eppley, assistant. Members of the nominating committee were Earl Darr. Clarence Ruch, Robert Insley, Michael Neff, Mrs. Raymond Kitson and Mrs. Howard Juday. MILFORD SCHOOL MENUS Monday — Hamburgers, creamed potatoes, applesauce, lemon frosty dessert, milk. Tuesday— Vegetable soup and crackers, ham salad sandwiches, carrot sticks, pineapple, milk. Wednesday — Pizzaburgers, creamed asparagus, celery sticks, fruit and cookie, milk. Thursday — Ham and beans, mashed potatoes, cabbage - carrot salad, cornbread and butter, peach half, milk. j Friday — Swiss steak, potatoes, lettuce salad, bread, butter, ice cream, milk. Returns To Chicago Mrs. John Lupe Hoff of. Chicago returned to her home Tuesday after spending several with Mrs. Noble Neff. The ladies have been close friends since their college davs.

Syracuse Man To Stand Trial Arlie J. Brady, 44, Syracuse jailed in Elkhart county jail since September 27, when his car hit and killed seven-year old Sally Downing near Millersburg, will go on trial in Elkhart county circuit court Friday, Nov. 13, and faces a two to 21 year sentence in Indiana state prison. Brady plead guilty to a charge of involuntary manslaughter when he appeared for a hearing on Friday, Nov. 6. He is also charged with reckless homicide. Brady was arrested immediately after his car veered off Indiana 13 about three and a half miles north of Millersburg and hit the child. He was also cited for driving under the influence of intoxicants and Elkhart county deputy prosecutor, Donald L. Peterson, filed the two Elkhart circuit court charges after hearing evidence from investigating officers. 12 COUNTY RESIDENTS LOSE LICENSE Twelve Kosciusko county residents have had their drwer license suspended according to the latest reports from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis. They are as follows: . - Lester Calhoun, 1017 E. Winona Ave., Warsaw, from 9-10-64 to 10-9-64, for reckless driving. Ellis Adams, Sidney, from 9-16-64 to 3-14-65, for reckless driving. Fintford C. Bailey, r 4 Warsaw, from 9-0-64 to 3-7-65, for drunk driving. Gary Paul Haymond, 945 Country Club Lane, Warsaw, from 9-12-64 to 10-11-64, for speeding. Gary L. Kneller, r 2 Silver Lake K from 9-6-64 to 12-4-64, for speeding. Del Lewis Rogers, r 1 Warsaw, from 9-10-64 to 12-8-64, for drunk driving. Sallie J. Jefferies, r 5 Warsaw, from 9-21-64 to 9-21-66, for drunk driving. William R. Valentine, r 1 Etna Green, from 2-15-65 to 2-15-66, for driving while suspended. Lqwis E. Bibler. 301 N. Lake, Warsaw; from 9-22-64 to 9-22-65, for drunk driving. Wade M. Conley, r 1 Silver Lake, from 9-28-64 to 12-26-64, fotx drunk driving. junior Howard, r 2 Pierceton, from 10*8-64 to 10-8-65. for matters appearing on record points. Several business establishments Kenneth F. Leiter, r 1 North Web-, ster. from 10-2-64 to 10-2-65 for reckless homocide.