The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 December 1964 — Page 3
Chronology Continued
(Continued from, page 1> 6 . New Milford town board in first meeting. 6 - Terry Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cotton of r 2 Pierceton. 6 - Edward L. Hogan. 68. Chicago and Lake Wawasee, dies. 7 . Death claims William Frank Myers, 92. Etna, father of Mrs. Millard Tom of North Webster and Mrs. Dale Hickman of Syracuse. 7- Syracuse town board in first meeting. ’7- James Murray born to Mr and Mrs. Douglas Baker of r 4 Warsaw 7- Mrs. Harry B. (Bertha C.) Kober. 77. Elkhart, native of Syracuse. dies. 8 - Linda Grimes. 21. Goshen, niece of Pearl Grimes of Syracuse, dies. 8 - Turner C Boggs. 68. r 5 Warsaw. father of Donald Boggs of Leesburg, dies. 9 . Ronald Rav. Jr., born to Mr. and Mrs Ronald Ray Taylor of r 1 Leesburg. 9 - Edward Allen Leedy. 86. Dunlap. grandfather of Mrs. Eari Waltz. Jr.. Goshen, dies. 9 - Announce golden anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Kime of North Webster 9 - Word received of the recent wedchng of Miss Ginger Knight, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Soots of Frankton and Dewart Lake and Robert E Jarrett. 9 • Don Beer heads Milford Chamber of Commerce Dennis Sharp is vice president. Mrs. Don Wolterman is secretary - treasurer 10 - Mrs. Ethel Perry. 64, Diskos. mother of Dean Perry of Syracuse, dies. 11 - Wedding vows exchanged by Theresa Manchege and Steven Jones, both of Golden. Colo Mr. Jones is a graduate of Milford high school U - Claypool Knights win their first basketball tourney; also win McKnown award. 12 - Eric Todd bom to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kammerer. 14 • Reorganize State Bank of Syracuse; Robert L Jones is new president. 14 - Brenda Joy born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Marshall of Milford 15 - Death claims Mrs Alice May Woodruff. 89, Syracuse 15 - Daniel Zimmerman. 2-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman of Washington. W. Va., dies He was the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman of Milford. 16 - Announce Allen Brunjes. 16. Milford, received Air Force MARS license on December IX 1963 16 - Roxanna Bird named "H> memaker of Tomorrow” at Mflford 16 - Joyce Byler named Syracuse "Homemaker of Tomorrow". 17 - Am* Purdum. 17, Milford, earns private pilot's license.
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18 - Connie Biller. Milford, places first in Ball State speech contest in poetry interpretation. 19 - Mrs. Lillie C. Juday, 80. Logansport. formerly of Syracuse, dies. 20 - Mrs. Edward (Rosa R-> Casseriy. 79. North Webster, dies. 21 . Mrs. Lester Drudge, 4L Silver Lake, mother of Ronald Drudge of r 1 Leesburg, becomes Kosciusko county's first traffic faI ta'lity of 1964. 22 - Leesburg wins LCSC freshi man tourney. 23 - Lay plans for recreation i center for Lakeland youth. 23 - Announce James W. Hearn new manager of Farm Bureau Co :op at Milford. 23 - Thomas K. Warner accepts ■ position at Farmers State Bank. North Webster; Edward Likens re- : s igns. 23 • Mrs. Jack R. (Tressie P.» Helvey. 68. North Manchester, sister of Mrs. Jess Arnold of Milford. 24 - Aloha Moser is crowned first 1 homecoming queen at North Webster. 24 - Carol Ann born to Mr. and Mrs Kent Adams of Elkhart. Mrs. Adams is the former Nancy Albert of Leesburg. 24 - Death claims Mrs Charles Florence 1 Zeddis 72. Lake Worth. Fla. She and her husband made their summer home at Lake Wawasee. 24 - Earl E. Robison. 66. r 1 Leesburg, dies. 25 - Beverly Cain, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ferrel Cain., installed as worthy advisor of Warsaw Rainbow M - Leesburg and Oswego residents hold bridge opening cerernonics 25 - Death claims Harry Leacock, 86. Millersburg; his divorc cd wife. Zrila Mae Leacock. 81. formerly of Syracuse. Big Bear Lake. Calif ; and their granddaughter. Miss Lorraine Gaertner. 17, also of California Mr Leacock died in Goshen hospital and Mrs Leacock and Lorraine died in a cabin filled with smoke. 25 - Michael Edward bom to Mr. and Mrs Edward Gregory of West Lafavctte The mother is the former Elizabeth Ann Stieglitz of Milford. 35 - Kevin Dale bom to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Edward Cool of r 1 North Webster 36 - Death claims A D Phillips. 56. Warsaw 27 - Three new teachers in LCSC - Mrs Glenn Morehead. Mrs Clvxle Sutton and Mrs Carolyn Shue 37 - William F Rowe. 78. Warsaw. father of Mrs. Robert Insley of Syracuse, dies. 27 . Alec Cook. 83. Fort Wayne, father of Mrs. Alfred Lamiey. Syracuse, dies. 2H . Robbers take 8260.58 from Milford telephone office.
■ 38 - Dwayne Lamar born to Mr. and Mrs. Harald Kitson, Jr., Providence, R. L The Khsons.are for- ■ mer Syracuse residents. 30 - Terry Jay bora to Mr. and I Mrs, Jacob Jackson of r 2 Milford. I 30 * Miss Patricia Sue Main, 'Leesburg, and Claude Corson, united in marriage recently. ‘ 30 - Conservation officer Eari Money reports about 36 ice houses ■ tost in lakes due to melted ice. i 30 - Donald E. Wentzel, Milford, • named president of newly-formed • Midwest Duckling Council. 30 - Report shows Syracuse began year with 868,929.24 in the bank. 30 - Year end report shows Milford began 1964 with $38,550.53 in the bank. 31 . Mr. and Mrs. Azie Tucker, Milford, honored or. 63rd anniversary. 31 - Edward I. Lindermuth. 99, : Garrett, father of Harley and Herschel Lindermuth of Syracuse, dies. FEBRUARY 1- Charles Cleveland. Syracuse, named engineer for county highway department. 1- Michele Marie bom to Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller of Syracuse. . , I 1- Union Center Church of the Brethren is scene of Cherylan ■ Smith. New Paris. Bryan Howard t Ferverda. r 2 Milford, wedding. 2 - Afternoon wedding unites Sus- ; an Beer, Milford, and WiHard | Schieler. Remington. 2 - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dewart, Waubee Lake, to observe 50th anniversary. , 3 - William Speicher. 83, Middlebury, father of Mrs. Wayne (Norma) Cress of Syracuse, dies. 4 - Joseph Price born to Mr. and Mrs. James Pounds of r 2 Syracuse 4 -Death Claims Floyd C. Kurtz, Kimmell, step-father of Mrs Edward Shearer of Lake Papakeechie 4 . Mrs. Lenna E. Culler. 80, Syracuse, dies *4 . Robert Reed officially named Syracuse town attorney. 5 - Floyd Devon Turing. 57. Palmetto. Fla., native .of Jefferson township, dies. 5 - Mrs Alice May Woodniff. 86, Syracuse, dies. _ 6 -Glenn <Chet> Kammerer, former LUS basketball star, sets new scoring record. On Feb. 6 he had 13R2 points with eight games left to 6 -/Cheryl Ann born to Mr. and Mrs / Walter Brazel of Ligonier. Mr /and Mrs. Russell Brazel of Syracuse are grandparents. 6 - Funeral services held in Goshen for Mrs. Zeima P. Lung, 71, I former Syracuse resident 16- Alanna Om named as Milford's Girls' Stater. 7- Mrs. Nelle E Sloan. 72. Syracuse. dies. 7 . Ronald Gene bom to Mr. and Mrs Paul Pollock of r 4 Syracuse. . « vl 8 - Mary Kimes and Roger Niles reign as SHS student council king and queen. 10 . New Thornburg store opened. , 11 - Lee David, one-day-old son > of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kauffman of Goshen, dies. 12 - Death claims Mrs. Clara Eva Sawyer. «X Syracuse 13 - Mrs Harry Alfrey of Syracuse to head Lakeland S outh. Inc. 13 - Mrs. Robert Hoover, 59, Milford, dies. . 13 . Funeral services held in Alliance. O . for Rev. S. D. Myers. 87. former pastor of the; Grace Lutheran church of Syracuse. 13 - Jesse A. Frederick, 78, Mishawaka. father of Winfred Frederick of Syracuse, dies _ -■ 15 - Mrs Bessie Lyon, «. waubee lake, dies. 15 - Lvndon Jay bom to Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stutzman of r 3 Milford. 15-16 - Large crowd attends Sy-racuse-Wawasee winter carnival. 16 - Death claims Glenn Warren juday, 68. Goshen, native of Syracuse. „ „ _ 17 - Mrs Margaret E. Hammon. 90. North Webster, dies. 17 - Death claims Earl L. Woodworth. 64. North Webster. 17 - Shauna Lynn born to Mr and Mrs. Terry McDonald of Syracuse. . , . 18 . Nicbele Ann born to Mr and Mrs Lynn Faulkner of Mrs. Anna Homan of Milford is the baby's grandmother 19 - A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Roland Hernandez of MBfonL 23 . Annette Sue bora to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beer. Jr. of r 1 Milf°» - Dori Ann born to Mr. and Mrs Wallace Clart of Cromwell. 36 - Paul E Bushong. 64, Elkhart, a native of dl ” 38 - Mrs. RoseDa M. Hecke. •». r 1 North Webster dies. 26 . Death claims Gary Alan Hunter 16-monthsold son of Mr. and Mrs. of North Murray to speHing champion. Sue Ann Smith is elementary winner. 37 . Thomas N. Kramer. Syracuse, nominated an alternate to U & Air Force Aead«W37 - Roßto cutter, . Syracuse tire after 11 years of driving school £- Qumas K. Warner. North star, appointed to state board of tax commissioners. ... . 38 . Funeral services held for Chutes H. Bunyan. 71, South Bend, affiliated with the Leesburg Lwnber Company and DpUwm Hard- | W S e ‘- Kraig Herman born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. A|en cf r t R. Harper, 90, Goshen. a native of Syracuse, fles. 29 - Columbia Oty defeats Warsaw to wm sectional crown. MAMS 1- Death claims Dr. Eldon R. Hurd. 61. Milford dentist 1 . Mrs. Myrtle L. Clart, «. Winona Lake, a native of Uesbarg, dies.
1- Mrs. Gertrude May Bell, 82, r 2 Bourbon, aunt of Mrs. Harry Haab, Milford, dies. 1- Mary Jane Beer, Midford, and Jerry Templin, r 2 Leesburg, wed, 2 - Mrs. diaries S. Rohrer, 90, New Paris, dies. 3 - Warren McCann, 56, Leesburg. dies. 3 - Mrs. Pearl Leatherman, 84. Goshen, dies. Burial was in Milford cemetery, 3 - A son stiHbom to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lyon of r 1 Milford. Graveside services held day3 - Glen Stump replaces Ed Likens on North Webster town board. , 3 - Kerry bora to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keaffaber of North ' Manchester. 4 - TOdd Phillip bora to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Beer of r 2 Milford. 4 - Lossie E. Rinker, 62. Syracuse, dtes. 6 . Susan Bender and Edward Leamon, both of near Syracuse, wed. 7 > Mary Sue Steinke. Benjamin Stockton, wed. The * bride is the granddaughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Amos Om of Milford and Mr. and Mrs Roy Steinke of North Webster I 7- Cariyn Baumgartner is Syracuse elementary science fair grand champion. 7- The Mail-Journal installs an Intertype Teletype linecasting machine. 7- S-sgt. Hdbe Hands Peterson, 52, Goshen, dies. He was the father of Mrs. William (Donna) Whitaker of r 1 Leesburg. 7 . Elkhart wins regional. 9 - William Henry Randall, 74, Burket, father of Lawrence and Paid Randall of Leesburg, dies. • - Craig Tucker, Milford, wins first place in Shriners' Circus essav contest. 10 - Mrs. Hazel B. Kreigh. 5X r 1 Ossian, sister Mrs. Evelyn Day, Syracuse, dies. 11 - A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Nikoioas Afouxenid’s of r 1 Milford. 12 - Mary Jo Con way is Nor tn Webster spelling champion. 12 - Jacki Kuhn is North Webster Girls' Stater. Sandra Bell is alternate. 12 - Greg Mishler is Milford’s Boys’ Stater. Mike Hamilton is alternate. Later in the year the Legion voted to send both boys to the camp. 12 - Chore-Time Equipment. Milford announces plans for new ad- , dition 12- - Thornburg's h o 1 d ( grand opening at new Wawasee , Village store. 12 - Barth Corporation. Milford. ’ announces new travel coach line. 13- - First Lakeland science | fair held at Syracuse. Pat Appen- j zeller and Tim Yeager are winners. both are Syracuse students. 13 - First annual LCSC music festival held. 14 - Catherine Marie bora to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener of Syracuse 14 . Nathan Jay bom to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Angle of Kokomo. Mrs. Joe Sunthimer of Milford is the baby's grandmother. 16 - Miss Amanda Culler, r 2 Syracuse, dies. 17 - Elizabeth Ann born to Dr. 1 and Mrs. Alan Beer of Tuba. Ariz. ’ 19 - Rev. and Mrs. David Eder ‘ of Walkerton announce the birth ; of a son. David William. 19 - Sherri Graff is Milford’s spelling champion. 20 - Mrs. Wasd Gordon. 59, Syracuse. dies. 20 - Leesburg host county speech festival. 21 - Miss Mary J. HoHaway, Syracuse. and Gilbert G. Bowlin wed in Fort Wayne. 21 - Connie Renette born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Kirkdorfer of r 1 Milford. 22 - Carl Thomas, son of Mrs. Marion Deeter of Milford, ordained to ministry. 22 - Mrs. William A. Morris, 69, Ligonier, sister of Mrs. Lila Enmert. r 2 Syracuse, dies. 22 - Fred S. Schrader. 79. Tippecanoe Lake. dies. 22 - Martin Louise born to Mr., and Mrs. Walter Steffen of r 1 Syracuse. 32 - A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Wall of r 3 Syracuse. 32 - Tyrone Daniel bora to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hill of r 1 North tv vosxcr* 22 - CamilUa Cass bora to Dr. and Mrs. Joe O'Neil of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Mrs. O’Neil is a sister of Mrs. Wade Mishler of Milford. 33 - A son bora to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dbhner of r 2 Milford. 94 - Mrs. John (Hilda E.) Henderson, 86, Syracuse, dies. 34 - Robert P. Kdra, 64. r 1 Leesburg, dies. 9* - Troy Richard bora to Mr. nd Mrs. Stephenson of Milford " \ 94 - Steven/ Ray bora to Mr. and Mrs. George l Bowler of Milford. 25 - Shawn Edward boro to Mr. and Mrs. George Carter of Cromwell. 26 • Announcement made that Mrs. Fred (Mribie) Snyder is teavDktatond schools to tench at 26 - Thorms Kramer. Syracuse, named to Governor's Youth Advisory Committee. X. Miss Rene Kline. North Webster, becomes bride of Gregory Ilnicki of Goshen. 27 - Mtes Judy Smith and Douglas Cheriton, both of Mdford. wed. 28 - Mrs. Howard R (Martha Ann) Young. ». Benton Harbor, Mich., of Mrs. Anna Homan of Milford, dies. 38 - Shannon Eugene bora to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milter of r 1 LeeetXlTg, 30 - Martin stflfoorn to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson of r 2 Syracusc. ■ 30 - Mrs. W. R Eberhard, mother of H. Ray Eberhard of New Paris, formerly of Milford, dfes. 31 . Richard Doughs bom to Rev, and Mrs. Kenneth D. Koontz of Noah C. Hochstetler, 59. Goshen, modtar of Harry Hochstetler of Syracuse, dies.
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JERI’S JOURNEYS Santa was very good to the children of Our Town this year. I hear he brought lots of toys and made all of them very happy. He jnlly aM man with the tong widte bean! even took time out from packing all those toys to visit ! wiih ns on Christmas eve. He was here three tones in Speaking of Santa visiting in Milford he had been in the south just befwe he came our way on Christmas eve. Many folks commented on his warm southern accent Not mnch going on this week — Everyone is busy getting ever toe Christmas rash and getting ready for New Year’s. Young Gary Bray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bray of Our Town, looked real western on v iristmas morn- > ing in the cowboy suit that Santa left him. Many disappointed football fans around Our Town after the Cleveland Browns crumbled the Baltimore Colts Sunday afternoon 27-6 in the NFL Championship game. The shop here at The Mail-Journal plant is receiving a new coat of paint. The top is being painted a light green and the bottom a darker green. S Sgt. and Mrs. R. P. Zullo (the former Phyllis Cecil) write from Hawaii that they are “still enjoying Hawaii, although we do miss the snow al this time of the year". The note from the Zullos continue. “Pete was promoted to E-6 this month, which makes a nice Christmas present”. The letter also gives a new address which appears elsewhere in this issue. The note came in a Christmas card addressed to Mr. and Mrs. B. We would like to tell the Zullos and anyone else who’s enjoying warm sunshine that they aren't really missing much snow. As the weatherman wouldn’t even send snow for Christmas. Guess you might say we’ve been having about as many drab, foggy days as anything else. We hear several plan to take the test for the postmaster’s position j to be open on January 31 in Our Town. Our present postmaster, Eugene Fefltner. has done an exceptionally good job during the time he has held the position. We will miss seeing him when we go after the mail. Have you made any predictions on the coming countv basketball tournament. Even though dopsters have named Claypool and Pierceton as the top contenders I’m going to stick with Jim Allen and Our Town’s Trojans. Lei’s see, on Wednesday night I think say Leesburg will defeat LarwiU to an easy game. The Pierceton-Claypool game will, be a contest bat Pierceton will be toe victor. And, of course, if Oar Town’s Trojans are going to win the tourney they’ll have to defeat Akron first On the second evening of play (Thursday) it will be South Whitley over Mentone and Silver Lake over North Webster. On Friday it will be Leesburg over Syracuse by a basket following a very hard fought contest and Milford wifi gain victory over the Pierceton Cubs in a thriller. That will put South Whitley •» gainst Stiver Lake an Saturday afternoon and we don't think the Whitley county boys will let the Ramblers defeat them the sterad semi-final game ftfilford wffl defeat Leesburg to win the honor rs playing in the final game. That takes us to the championship game on Saturday night and we’ve already predicted that the Trojans would win the coveted crown so we’ll stop here and we will let you guess wS's going to win the cheerleading award. We can hope Our Town’s cheerleaders will win though. After aS the above prediettag w won’t eran try to prodtet what the year 1965 wW taring. However, we do wish yra a voty happy New Year. North Webster And Milford Clash Satunlay Night The Trojans from Milford and North Webster will meet on the North Webster gym floor this coming Saturday night in a game just prior to SpSof tite 1965 Kosciusko countv tourzxnrocnt. Syracuse wffl travel to Oaypod on Saturday to play the tourney favorites. Leesburg will journey to Pierceton to play another favorite tourney team. HEX GRANGE HOLDS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SUPPER THURSDAY lb. Hex Grange beH Its annual Christmas supper and program Thursday evening. Dec. 17, in the > Grange Hall with 36 members pre- ’ sent. Master Warren Hire presided at , the regular meeting followed bya • program of nmsic, a skit, rewfing ano a gift exchange.
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MRS. LERA REINH4M.T • NEW FACES AT ! SYRACUSE SCHOOL By Pam Coburn On June 1, 1985, into this world was been a baby girl. Her name was Lera Lou Ludwig. Her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ludwig. | Miss Ludwig became interested ' in paying the piano and sewing ! during her high school and college I years. I She graduated from Fulton high school and decided that she would like to become a teacher. She went lon to further her education by going to North Manchester colleeg. I Miss Lera Ludwig became the I bride of Carl Reinholt on August i 21. 1955 While her husband was in the service they lived in GerI many and were able to visit all of ■ Europe. I - When they returned home Mrs. ■ Reinbolt started teaching school. {She has taught for six and a half years. The schools which she has taught at are . Francesville. Logan- > sport. Winimac and she is presen-1 ( tie with us here at Syracuse. In 1960, Mr. and Mrs. Reinholt | ( were blessed with a baby girl to ', which they gave the name. Sheree , Ann. Sheree is now four years old ] and her parents are very proud of j her. | Mr. and Mrs. Reinholt are presentiy living at Chapman Lake. J near Warsaw, where Mr. Reinholt is working for the telephone company We wish Mrs. Reinholt the very best of luck in her future years of teaching and looking forward to { her back with us again next year. } Milford School Menus Monday — Hamburgers, green ’ beans, potato chips, fruit cups, | quaker cookies, milk. ( Tuesday— Baked beef rounds, ( creamed potatoes, ’ celery sticks. . bread, butter, jelly, fruit and cookie, ] milk. Wednesday— Beef and noodles, buttered corn, carrot sticks, orange juice, bread, butter. jeHy, date cake, milk. Thursday — Chili and crackers, peanut butter sandwiches, golden clow salad, apple crisp, milk. Fridav — Swiss steak and gravy, buttered potatoes, apple sauce, bread, butter, jelly,/ ice cream, cho- ’ colate syrup, milk. Syracuse School Menus Monday — Barbequed sandwiches, buttered greenbeans, fruit, S’Mores mite. Tuesday— Roasties, candied sweet potatoes, coleslaw, fruit bread and butter, milk. Wednesday — Chop suey. rice, lettuce salad, fruit, homemade roils milk. > Thursday - Turkey squares, grat vy. cabbage salad, fruit, peanut s butter sandwich, mite. 1 Friday — Toasted cheese sand--5 wich. tomato soup, crackers, fruit, ; milk. s 14 In County Lose License Fourteen Kosciusko county residents have had their driver licenses (suspended according to the latest report from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis. They are as follows: Luther Campbell of 102 10th St, Winona Lake, from 11-1-64 to 11-1-65, for drunk driving. mt Jimmie Harmon, Jr., of 324 S. Detroit, Warsaw, from 11-504 to 11-6-65, for drunk driving. Norman D. Metzger of r 1 Warsaw ■ from 19-7-64 to 10-7-65, for drank driving. ' Gate Salyer of Silver Lake; from 10-2344 to 12-2344, for matters appearing on record points. ’ Manford Williams of 714 Hillside ! drive, Warsaw, from 11544 to 5-445, for drank (hiving. James A. Brady of Syracuse, from 11-1344 to 11-1346, for involuntary manslaughter. . Larry D. Clingenpeel of r 5 Warsaw. from 11-1644 to 12-1644, for redileas driving. I Terry L. Creviston of 711 Lakei view drive, Warsaw, from 11-1244 b to 2-945, for drag racing. > Lance J. Gillespie of 413 Auditorium Blvd., Winona Lake, from 11-12-t 64 to 5-1045, for drag racing. a ‘ James K. LaGrade of 1706 Sheng dan, Warsaw, from 11-1244 to 5-10-65, for drag racing.
Thursday, December 31, 1964
Miss Mildred Pratt Edwards, Rev. E. B. Jones United In Marriage December 19
The First Church of Christ Congregational in Wethersfield, Conn., ; was the scene of the wedding of Miss Mildred Pratt Edwards of Wethers- } field and Rev. Emend Benton Jones of Syracuse. The wedding took place on Saturday. Dec. 19, at 2 p. m. Rev. Keith M. Jones officiated at the wedding of his father and Miss Edwards. The new Mrs. Jones is the daughter of the late George W. Edwards and Mrs. Alice H. Edwards. Rev. Jones is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jones. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Dr. G. Rodger Edwards of Philadelphia. Pa. She selected a gown of candlelight brocatelle with a matching hat and wore a
Carol Sue Scott, Thomas McClintic Wed Christmas In Milford Christian Church
The marriage of Miss Carol Sue Scott and Thomas Richard McClintic was solemnized in an impressive candlelight ceremony at the Milford Christian church at 6 p. m. o’clock on Christmas day in the presence of 150 guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Scott of Syracuse, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Robert McClintic, also Syracuse. „ Rev. Carl Shearer, pastor of the church, officiated. The chancel of the church was decorated with red Christmas poinsettias. Mrs. Carl Shearer played nuptial selections on the organ and accompanied Mrs. Bernard Keller of Indianaoplis as she sang “Because”, "Wedding Prayer”, and “The Lord's Prayer”. Given by Father The bride who was escorted to the altar by her father appeared in a 1 gown of imported Chantilly lace over crystal with taffeta. The basque bodice was fashioned with a scalloped neckline and long lace sleeves tapered to points over her hands. The full skirt swept. into a brush train. Her waist length veil of imported French illusion was caught to a pearl dome shaped crown with crystal drops. She carried red roses over a pearl covered Bible. Attending the bride was Mrs. Carl Christen of Markle as matron of | honor. She wore a gown of rouge red i velvet which featured a scoop neckline with long sleeves and a ballerina length skirt. A pillbox of red and |
Syracuse Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and children, Syracuse, spent Christmas with I Mrs. Elam’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I John Hamilton, in Lincoln, 111. i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hughes and children of Syracuse, are spending a tenday vacation in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James Blocker and daughter, Janet of Indianapolis spent the Christmas weekend in Syracuse at the home of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Blocker and son. Mrs. Ruth Rapp, Syracuse, spent the holidays with her son-in-law and daughter. 'Mr. and Mrs. Victor Overman and family in Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ellis and family, Syracuse, had as their Christmas day guests Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Lewallen, Constance Lewallen, Loretta Gonsar, all of Nappanee, Don Markey of Plymouth and Glenn Oxender of Constantine, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck, Syracuse, were Christmas day dinner guests of thrir son. Charles and Mrs. Beck in Ligonier. Nancy Jo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ellis of Syracuse, is I” spending a few days in Sturgis, Midi., in the Robert Smith home. The Smiths are former Syracuse residents. Mrs. Calvin Beck and her son, Wendell. Syracuse, attended the funeral of Mrs. Beck’s uncle Roy Jones at Delphi on Wednesday, Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Enoch of Wawasee Interiors of Lake Wawasee, left by jet on December 30 for a three weeks vacation in California and Reno, Nev. Mr. and Mrs. William Pipp and son, Bill, Syracuse entertained at Christmas dinner, Mrs. Pipp’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Betes. Wawasee Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Bill S. Betes and son, Bob, Mrs. Estella Swartz and Mrs. Ada Zeltinger. Mrs. W. E. Long, r 4 Syracuse, has left for Sarasota, Fla., for the winter. Bonnie Brouwer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Smith of Syracuse is spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Bonnie is a student at Indiana university. Airman Rick Hocker, stationed near Cotomhia, 0., spent the holiday weekend at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. C. J. Hocker, and with other relatives in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. LeCount and family of Huntingtai spent Christmas with Mrs. LeCount’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Myers, Syracuse. Morris J. McKibben of 719 east Baltimore street, Syracuse, from 11844 to 2445. for drunk driving. George U Nuckols of 809 Pell Dr., Brazil, from 11-2544 to 2-2545, for matters appearing on record points. Kerry E. Ringgenberg, r 2 Pierceton, from 11-2044 to 12-2044, for matters appearing on record points. Manford Williams of 607 Hillside Dr., Warsaw, from to 5446, • for drank driving.
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corsage of red miniature carnations and holly. Mrs. John EL Osterbert of Attleboro, Mass., sen.J as matron of honor. She was attired in an aquamarine and brocade gown and a matching hat. Gold miniature carnations with variegated holly leaves formed her corsage. Keith M: Jones, Jr„ of .Wethersfield, served his grandfather as best man. Ushering guests were Joseph J. Com of Ossining, N. Y., and Peter KurUec of East Hartford. Following a reception held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Keith M. Jones, the couple- left on a wedding trip to Boston. Mass. They are residing at 266 Church street, Wethersfield.
white satin held her red veil. She carried a cascade of white roses with green holly leaves. Terry McClintic of Syracuse servr ed as best man for his brother. Ushers were Steve Yoder, Steve Bechtold, and Steve Williams, all of Syracuse. The bride’s mother chose a pink brocade sheath dress with white accessories. Mrs. McClintic chose a beige sheath with beige accessories. Both mothers wore red rose corsages. A reception followed in the church fellowship hall. The red and white colors were carried out on the reception table. A lace table cloth was used with a 50-year candle on a silver plate. Red poinsettias decorated the gift table. Serving were Mrs. Terry McClintic and Mrs. Steve Williams. Mrs. Larry Martindale and Susanne Dewart helped with the gifts. To Reside in Syracuse Following a short wedding trip the couple is at home in Syracuse. The bride is a graduate of Syracuse high school and is employed by Penn Controls in Goshen. Mr. Me Clintic is also a graduate of Syracuse high school and manufactures and sells "Green-Stuf", a multi-purpose cleaner. Out of county guests attending the wedding included the bride’s grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keel of El Cojon, Calif. The new Mr. and Mrs. McClintic were married on the bridegroom’s parents’ 30th wedding anniversary and his brother’s fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myrick and family, Syracuse, spent Christmas, near Fairmount, 111., with Mr. Myrick’s parents. Mr. and Mrs, Jess McCulloch of Freeland, 'Mich., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don McCulloch and daughter, Syracuse. Dr. and Mrs. William Cast and family returned to the Indianapolis home after a holiday visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Hursii of Syracuse Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gregory of Monticello, Ky., spent Monday and Monday night with Mrs. Mabel Walton of r 1 Syracuse. Mrs. Gregory is a sister of Mrs. Walton. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowser and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Zollinger, Sy•acuse, spent Christmas in Sturgis, Mich., with Mrs. Bowser’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jordon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herdrich and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Meek and daughters spent the holidays in Connersville as guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Herdrich and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Method, Syracuse, have returned home from a visit in St. Albans, Va., with the > latter’s mother, Mrs. Nora Solina and family, they were accompanied home by Mrs. Method’s niece, Miss • Dann Brassfield, who spent a week * with them. F Mrs. Carrie Spry, Syracuse, spent the holidays in Chicago, in the home . of her daughter, Mrs. Neg Ottavi, 1 Mr. Ottavi and family. Mrs. Spry - attended the christening of her 1 great-granddaughter, Denise Mar--1 fe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ottavi. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Eby, Syra- . cuse, entertained at a family Chrirtmas dinner Saturday in their home. Those present-were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eby and family of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom Jr. and fanniy of Leesburg and Mr. and Mrs. D. Steven Davis and family of New Paris. Christmas day guests at the home of Mrs. Mabel Walton and son, Clifford, of r 1 Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Walton, Jimmy, Janet and Julie. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mast, Danny, Donny and Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ham and Fritz and Miss Nataeta Crow, all of near Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingle, Glen, Dale and Rodney of Etehart; and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Everest, Jerry, Karen, and Louise of Edwardsburg, Mich. Christmas day dinner guests of Mrs. Ruth Walker and children and Mrs. Carl Schlundt and daughter of Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnston, Mr. aid Mrs. Maxwell Simon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert and daughter, Millard Hentzell and David Kline, all of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and Tammy of r 1 Nappanee were afternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman and Tammy of Nappanee were Christ- > mas evening guests at the home of , Mrs. Ryman’s parents*Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert, on r 1 Syracuse.
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