The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 January 1965 — Page 3

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(Continued from forat page) —- V; / . t Miller of . Syracuse are grandparents. ’ 26 . Youth Center has open house. 27 - William John born to Mr. and Mrs. I John A. Missley of Ligonier. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Sloan of Syracuse. 28 - A total of 160 residents of Milford and neighboring areas donate 137 pints of blood during bloodmob; ie visit. ( 28 - Mrs. Marion Galloway, 75, Ligonier, ipuher of James Galloway of Syracuse dies. . 29 - Mrs. . Farrel G. Ritter. '65, Fort Wayne, formerly of North Web* st er. dies '■ 29 - Mrs; Leonard (Florence I Detwiler. Des Plairies, 111., sister of Mrs. Roy Burkett of Syracuse Lake.' dies. 30 - List valedictorians and salutatorians i of Lakeland schools. They follovjr: Milford - Earleen Fisher. valedictorian; and Michael Treesh. salutatorian. Ix'esburg -“Charles Edmund Lyons, valedictorian: and Robert Wendell Paton, salutatorian. • Syracuse - Bobbi Stiver and Ann Vanderford, co-valedictoY-ians:’ and Tom Kramer, salutatorian-.- North Webster - Karen Sue Milam, valedictorian; and George Wood. salutatorian. MAY 3 - Gerald Carwiles, observe golden wedding anniversary with members of their family, ■ - 3 - Mrs. Perry ‘Luglla l Sprague. 89. dies. She Was a member of the Syracuse Methodist church. 3. - Miss Sherry Esenwcin. Wakarusa...and Philip Paugh, Syracuse, wed in Wakarusa. . 5 A total of 478 persons voted in Van Bur,-n township primary—light vote in all six precincts in Turkey Creek township 5 - Glenn Brown and Ralph BruBaker w;n in school board election 6 - Mrs. Dora Archer Bushong. 86. a lifetime resident of Syracuse community, dies. 7 Mrs. Ina B Thomas. 84, Leesburg. dies. 9 . John Kaiser, 74. succumbs to heart attack. 9 - Dorothy Jafie Carlson. Syr-.

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I ford, wed. . cuse, and Pfc. Robert Bailey, Mil- _ j 9 - Mrs. Bertha Ethel Johnson Smith and Fred Wuthrich, both of Milford, wed. 9 - Mrs Gilbert Hawkins. Milford '■ ’ places second in state TOPS con- ’■ | test.- - ' H 12 - Anita Marie born to Mr. and “ Mrs. Paul Hasse of r 1 Milford. - 12 - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Car- ’ roll, r 2 Milford, are parents o( a *■ Ison. ' gT\l3 - Rollin Cutter, Syracuse. to 71 be head coach at Brownsburg. i, I 14 ■ Paul Conkle. Democrat, and *• Giles Hoffer, Republican, are county chairmen. • I 14 - Bendict D. Mullet. 77. of r 2 1 Milford diCs. 5 15 - Death claims George E. Fid- ■ ler, 71. r 1 Cromwell. 15 - Miss Diane Pulliam and Stephen Williams wed in North. Web- • I ster. - •| >6 -*slrs. Lewis 'Esther M. • Caskev. r 2 Syracuse, dies. ‘ T 16 - Pete Chuita, 49, assistant .pro ■ at the Tippi Country club, dies. 13 - Charles C Clark. 94.- near • I Leesburg.''dies. r 19 -Dr Thomas A M Eeh heads • Milford ITO — Mrs. Jack Carr is - new Syracuse PT A president. 19 . Pierceton wins county all- ‘ sports trophy again. * . 20 - Paul Moore. Syracuse high -bool principal takes position with local firm. “ ■ - I 20 - William Duncan. 80. r 2 War- . saw. brother of Maurice Duncan of ■ Milford, dies. ’ 1 21 - Form speech and dramatic > club at Milford high school. * 21 - Timberly Sue bort to Mr. • and Mrs Carl fkidundt of New Ha- | ven. M h. w _ ! 21 - Everard R. Ralston.. 63. CinI cinnati. 0., formerly of Milford, dies. I 21 - Services held recently in Day-1 i ton, 0.. for Mrs Treva Atherton. fi6. mother of Douglas Pilcher of • Syracuse, I 21 - Mail-Journal publishes annual . LCSC addition to honor seniors. ■ 21 .. Paul’-Kejebe ■> Milford, re- . tiros after 36 years of teaching. • 21 - Mrs Winston (Mary.) Gants, I Syracuse, retires after 45 years of ! ■ ■■ J ' 21 - Mike Vanatar, Richard Roose Mark Jones and Chad Beezley are ’

outstanding athletes at North Webster. - 21 - Verl Baker, Mike Zimmerman, Tom Holderread, and Dick Groves are top athletes at Milford. 21 - Theo Beer, Milford school bus ’ driver, to retire after 21 years. I 31 - Mike Rodgers, 'Mark Marshall Jack Stookey, Ed Lyons, Pardee Gunter, Gary Landis, and Larry Bishop are top athletes at Leesburg high school 21 - A daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. • Robert Lockwood of r 1 Mil- ; ftri 22 - Jon Erie born to Mr. and ( Mrs. Larry D. Groves of Milford. I 23 - Miss Sandra Caywood, North [ -Webster, and Charles freighton, . ’Warsaw; wed. ' 24 - William F. Ahrns, 71, Desh-1 > ler. 0., father of Don Ahrns of-jILL i ford, dies. * 24 - Miss Gloria Huber, Goshen,! and Jay Gooding, Muncie wed. I 24 - Lee Henwood, 74, r 3 Syra- . cuse. dies. , 24- Mrs. Charles McConnell,-90, | Sidney, dies. . . I 24 - Mrs. Charles Albert, 65, Pier-1 , j ceton, dies. - - ; 24 - Mr. -and Mrs. Richard Har- ■ I man of r 2 Milford are the parents of a daughter. J 24 - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cain. Mil-1 ; ford, observe 50th -wedding anniverIsaiy. 24 - Dr, A. Blair Helman, president Os Manchester college, is speak- i ' er at first ICSC joint baccalaureate j services held at North Webster. 2.‘> - A son born' to Mr. and Mrs. ' Miguel L. Lozano of Milford. 25 - Ronald Duane bom to Mr. i and Mrs. John R. Cripe of Syracuse 26-27-28-29 - Commencement ex- j i ercises close LCSC schools for the 1 year. i 27 - Harold E. Robinson. 60, New | Paris, brother of Roscoe Howard , of Syracuse, dies. 28 - Mrs Louise Coy. Milford, and z , Glenn Neer, Pierceton, wed. J 28 .- John Elmer Williamson. 80, New Paris, dies He was the father -of James Kitson of Svracuse 28 - Mrs. Nellie P. Wilt, 82. Syracuse. ‘i’es. I 28 - Herbert Netter, Lake Wawasee and Indianapolis, dies. I 28 - Mrs Ralph Heil. Syracuse, j 29 - Mrs. Mae Villa Malcom. 89. ■ IV<l. formerly of Like W 1 wasee. dies. 29 - And Lange and Earleen .Fisher receive first annual Milford PTO | scholarships. I 29 - Miss Irrnyn Francisco, 61, I. L’on.cr. dies. I' 30 - New York man dies following i Oswego * 30 - Miss Lois Evans, Milford. I and Conrad Neff. New Paris, wed. 31 - Name J Ross Richey’ pastor lat Churubusco Methodist churchy, ■ Rev August Lbndquist is new j racuse minister. ' ■(' 11 31 - Todd Michael born to Mr. and Mrs Morgan Sloan of r 4 Sy- ; racuse 31 - Timothy Troy bom to Mr. |

and Mrs. Jack W. Crum, Jr., Syracuse. JUNE 1- Jesse J. Judy, 73, Goshen, formerly of Syracuse, di.es. 2 - Devon E. (Joe) Waubee Lake, dies. 2 - Mrs. Jacob (Hazel May) Doremier, 69, Leesburg, dies. 3 - Funeral services held for Mrs. Charles Leeter, 68, mother of Mrs. Herman (Deloris) Graff of r 1 Leesburg. ] 4 . James Brett bom to. Mr. and Mrs. James Rummel of r i Milford. 5 - Mrs. Mae Schacht, r 2 Syracuse, and Floyd B. Collins, r 4 Syracuse, wed. 5 - Death claims Mrs. Viola Ev1 ans, 67, wife of Rev. Eldon Evans, pastor of the Walnut Church of the ! Brethren located southeast of Argos. 6 - Thomas W. Dye, 88, North Manchester, formerly of Leesburg, I dies. ■ 6 - Arthur A. Dowty, 82, r 2 : White Pigeon, Mich., father of Virgil Dowty of Milford, dies. 6 - Charles T. Mock, 96, North ' Webster, dies. f 1 6 - Miss Nancy Stump, r 4 Syra- , cuse, and Sanford Mullet, Goshen, w’ed. -- ( 7- Mrs. Robert (Naomi?* 71, r 2 Middlebury, sister of. Plo- ■ met Michael of Milford, dies. 7- Mrs. Sophie M. Lange, 90, i Syracuse, dies. ■ 7- Dedicate Christian Church at ' Milford — Harry Oro is! speaker. 9 - Mrs. Henry 0 Shriner. 72, r 1 Warsaw (Dutchtown) dies. 9 - -Man Ray bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Earl Biltz of r 1 Leesburg. i 10 - Funeral services held for Mrs Fraiic 'Mary Weld|y) Hartman. 85, Cincinnati. 0. She was Ahe sister of Timothy Weldy of Mil4ord. ’’ | “ ' 11- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bushong. Milford, observe silver anniversary. 11 . Mrs. Florence 'Clause) George 77. Avilla, a former Milford resident, dies. 12 - Ginger Hollar, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Paul Hollar of Milford, leaves for European tour. 13.- Scherrie Stanfield and Chris Brower wed in North Webster. 13 - Miss Susie Weimer. ' Alexandria. Va., and Loyal Vanderveer, Milford, ’wed. ; 13 - William G. Schiller. 92. dies at home of his daughter, Mrs. Ivan Kline of Milford. 14 - Mr. anti Mrs. Calvin Beck, Syracuse, observe golden anniversary. = 14 - Eugene I Troup. 52. Muncie, formerly of Milford, dies. 14 - Mrs. Nora B. Tully, 82, Warsaw. dies. - Afternoon wedding unites lfi|M Roberta Whitehead and Ronald Moore, both of Syracuse. 15 - Glenn Morehead installed as , president of Milford Lions. 16 - John Pletcher, 78, r 1 Nap-1 panee. brother of Walter J. Pletch- j

er of Syracuse, dies. 16 - Fannie (Cross) Hoy, 95, Lorain, 0., formerly W Syracuse, dies. She was the wife to the late Dr. B. F. Hoy, a former Syracuse physician. 17 - Thaddeus H. Werker, 68, Goshen, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Zollinger of Syracuse, dies. 17 - Mrs. Florian Reinbold, 72, Warsaw, formerly of Syracuse, dies. 18 - Milford to receive $4,275 for i planning of sewer system. The proposed sewer extension and new sew-1 age treatment plant will cost about $354,850 with* work to begin ill 1966. i 18 - Ben Kipfer, 64, Bluffton, son-in-law of the late Mr. and Mrs. ; Si- , mon Beer of Milford, dies. 19 - Douglas Allen born to Mr. < and Mrs. Edward Armey of Warsaw. 19 - Mrs. Ross L. (Mary Noffsinger, 45. r 1 Nappanee, dies. 19 - Roy (Cap) Philips, 86, Orlando. Fla., a member of the Syracuse Calvary EUB church, dies. 19 - Guy _O. Gross, 66, Dewart Lake, dies. ■ 19 - Russell Hunt, Salt Lick, Ky., u father of Mrs. Lloyd Mynhier, dies. I 20- - Nineteenth annual Mermaid festival held 'at North Webster. 20 - Mrs. Edward (Anna) Good, 81, Leesburg, former Milford teas.cher, dies. •X 21 - Norma Perry. Syracuse, wed te Jerry Eisaman, North Webster, in double ring ceremony. 21- Lona Lou bom to Mr. and Mrs. David L Bieber f Charleston Heights. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Waitace Scott of Syracuse are the baby’s ' grandparents. 22 - A son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green of r 4 Syracuse. 22 - A son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Jan W. Kellstrom of r 2 Syracuse. 22 - Miss Eloise Pinkerton. 74, Milford, dies. 23 - A son bom to Mr and Mrs. : Jack Briggs. Jr., of r 2 Leesburg. I 23 - Donald William , bom to Mr. j and Mrs. Charles Green of Dewart : Lake. y 23 - Stephen bom to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grindle of Syracuse. 24 - Kimberly Mast Bremen, and Gregory Gearhart are festival cutie king, and queen. 25 - Mrs James ' Aura Susanna' Druckamiller. 80. Syracuse, dies. 25 - Death claimed Mrs. Marelda Hapner. 90. Benton, mother of Mrs Percy fLeopa' Trover of Syracuse. !, . 25 - Michelle Jane bom to’ Mr. i and Mrs. Dean Morehouse of New ;: Paris. 26 - Miss Donna Sue Hibschman. j ( Elkhart, formerly of Svracuse, and , ' Frank*"England, Elkhart, wed. I 26 - Terry Allen bom to Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kaufman of r 4 Syracuse. , < 27 - Miss Yolanda Gonzales. Mil- * ford, and Juan Garcia, South Bend, wed. “ H , 27 - Nancy Louan Sbuder, In- ’ glewood, Calif., formerly of Syracuse, and C. W. Duguid, Inglewood, wed. . . 1 27 - Gregory Scott boro to", Mr. ‘ and Mrs. Roger •A. Baumgartner ? of Milford. . \ p 27 - Theodore (Tyce) Punter, 78,\J DeMotte, father of Mrs. Russell f 'Beatrice’ Ruch, Milford, dies. 27 - Sixteen-year-old Miss Bren- h da Hobley is “Queen of Lakes", v 28 - Shartene Ann bora to Mr. a and Mrs. Robert Lister Teeple of \ r 1 Leesburg. 28 - Mrs. Cleo E. Jones, 79, r 4 1

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Syracuse, dies. N 29 - Frank Mumford, 63, well known in this area, dies. 30 - Death claims Charles C. Snyder. 83, r 1 Larwill. He was married to Phoebe Starner of near .Milford in 1903. *3O - One dollar cumulative building fund adopted by LCSC beferd.

REMEMBER . . . WHEN 'IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO Milford and Syracuse clash tonight in the second game .of the Kosciusko county basketball tournament at the Warsaw high school gymA Syracuse firm of long standing has undergone a name change it was learned this week. The Stiefel Feed Company, Inc., has been consolidated into a new company and will be known as Syracuse Dehydrated Products. Judge Gene B. Lee, acting upon a petition filed by the Syracuse plan commission, has re-appointed Karl McGarvey, Lake Wawasee, as a citizen member of the commission. McGarvey is a Republican. Terry Rookstool son of Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Rookstool of Syracuse was bitten by a stray cat near his home Tuesday. The police reported that the cat is being kept under observation. - Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Calnpn celebrated their 40th wedding Anniversary with a dinner at the L.,H. Inn. Twelve guests were present. Mr. Calnon is the new trustee of the third ward. FIVE YEARS AGO The Syracuse c FF A. Chapter placed third and fifth respectively in Tool identification and poultry judging contests held at the Penn Township school on Monday, Nov. 30. ' A report of town-clerk E. O. Buchholz at the end Os 1959 showed that Syracuse Parking Meter fund for 1959 totaled $2,279.32. Miss Lillian Hamman, Mrs. Lena Gants and Mrs. Hazel Veltman were Christmas dinner guests of Mrs. Linnie Brown and her sister. Miss Lydia Mellinger. t Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Disher and daughter, Deanna, returned Saturday from spending the holidays in Florida. Miss Emma Omspacher returned Monday from Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis where she was a patient the past month. TEN YEARS AGO Glen Ldngneeker, principal of the Syracuse reported an attendance of more than a thousand parents and patrons at the open house Sunday afternoon, Jan 2, in the new grade school. The Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 6:30 p.m. at the Wawasee Restaurant for q smorgasbord dinner and to. hear the annual reports of officers for the year x 1959 and election of officers. X . * ' ! Bill Warner, who has been at home at Wawasee Lake on holiday vacation has returned to Wiliam and Mary college at Williamsburg, , Va. Mr. and Mrs. George Xanders • left soon after Christmas for Holly-

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FALL WEDDING PLANNED — Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hubartt of 111 west Plymouth avenue, Goshen, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janay Sue, to Dain W. Morehouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse of r 1 New Paris.

I wood, Calif. Mrs. Mary Roy hostessed a New Year's day dinner at Petro’s forMr. and Mrs. Leon Schultz of Fort Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong. TWENTY YEARS AGO | On Sunday, Jan. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinderer will hold open house i for relatives and friends in honor of their 63rd wedding anniversary. Lieut, and Mrs. Jack Evans announce the birth of a son, Michael Jon, at Porter Memorial hospital, j Valparaiso, on Thursday, Dec. 22. i Mrs. Evans was the formerly Sue r Cox, daughter of J. B. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Blanchard who sold their farm south of town moved J to their property in town last week. . j Mr. and Mrs. William Watts spent Christmas Day in Elkhart at the home of their daughter and her i husband, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Harr-> is. There were 19 present. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jjppp and family and Mrs. Melbern Rapp enjoyed Christinas dinner in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harry DePew Elkhart. THIRTY FIVE YEARS AGO Mrs. Elsie Cable, long time resident of this vicinity, died yesterday afternoon. She was 86. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kolberg Os near Syracuse, announce the marriage of their daughter. Bandora, to Ralph Iden of Cromwell.

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Miss Hubartt is employed as a secretary for the American JTnancC Company, Inc. Her fiance is attending South Bend College of Commerce. A fall wedding is planned.

1 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoover of near Milford have moved to the ; home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ldng, yyfiere they will stay until next sprirg. Dr. W. S. Gray st on of Huntington and S. S. Ketch of Fort Wayne were Sunday afternoon callers in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Getorge Mellinger. ’ . On her way to. the post office Saturday morning Miss Esther Long fell on the sidewalk near the post, office entrance and broke both bones in her right leg below the knee. , ■ r ' —■ County Pure Milk Association Holds Annual Meeting The annual, meeting and dinner >of the Kosciusko Local of . Pure Milk Association was held -Wcdnes-A day, Jan. 6, at 7 p. m. EST at Horn's Restaurant at the east edge of Warsaw on U.S. 30. Tlie featured speaker was Timo- . thy Mogan, director of management services for Pure Milk Association, Chicago, according to an announcement by Richard E. Berger, r 1, Nappanee, and Roy C. Eisenhour, !r T Syracuse. Berger and Eisenhour are out-oging president and sec-retary-treasurer. resepctively of the Kosciusko Local.

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