The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 February 1965 — Page 5

By Mrs. Pearl Lyons • Phone: 451-7921 Leesburg-Oswego News

Christine Archer And Steve Weirick Winners Os Essay Contest

Ti ■ !> <■-! ■ A- ■ - lation recently conducted an essay, junior t high student ■■ ■ <“Why 1 Would Like To Be A Page At Our Indian v State Legislat . • ‘ tin-- An-h-fr von the junior high cont'-'' and will serve as page for State representative George Fisher. Steve Weirick was the

Mr. And Mrs. Fred Anglin To Observe 50th Anniversary Sunday, Feb. 21

The public .is invited to the <>p-. ,’i house for Mr. and Mrs Fred Anglin in honor of their 50th wedding ahnix-crsary. The event will be held Weiricks Feted On 25th Anniversary Mr .<n«! Mr ' ’ ’/ V. ■ . h'-r."’- : at • ■ m ■! ' th- r 2Vh c :. ■■ ■ ■ Th. rv.-nt i ■ pl it'.’ • i by th daughter, Cuband t'-.-m son. SteVc -who g!‘H-t< i! the gw st..-. The guest book wns'hyM by Mi's Nam y Park Mr- Urn M"hi<-.’ y. as in i it';.’’ : 'f ’-■ whi« h was centered by a white. l>eli entwined with' pink flowers a-< '■■■. ■' ■ 1-1 ’ -is. \r > ' '• ith . ' ..... • the dee-' - Th.- refreshment table was laid, ■ ■ Kat kgroumi »f ■■ hit' ’ ■' i- ' fe white’ •cake topped with red roses, .-.si r ten-! t>;.. t'.' l.tba- U'rih.-’; pU!V v ’-.d ’ - a-. -i I'' '■ -.■■ ’ - ■ . b,-.' Near) v 1 /, ' • ~ I. j LYDIA CIRCLE OF WSCS MEL TS - Mrs John Buhrt; president, con-du-t'd th- business mating. Mrs devotional period The lesson ' I.d. Within" wa.s presented by; -Mr* Art si-t’i' At th,.- •- !•"*.- of th- meet ng ' ■ ■ i ' ‘ l- ' i •i' .7- . j MISSIONARY MEETINGS AT OSWEGO CHURCH T' x- . ary circle Os the Oswego Baptist < h sr< h fn<-c Wednesday night at the’ 1 Thun h Mbs. William M> t■ fnd;.t"-i th.- biisaivM.iyti:’; Mrs Gene Ryan let! the dcvutmn.il

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MUSTANG! LOW PRICE! * ’Manufacturer's suggested retail price for Mustang. * Hardtop. Transportation, state and local taxes, and AS fees, if any, not included. Options such as whitewall IQB Detro t tires are extra Cost * s ee Y Our ford Dea * er ,or his Mfrs, suggested price selling price. ■ *"* SPECIAL NEW FORD; SPECIAL LOW PRICE! *65 FORD CUSTOM SPECIAL Standard equipment includes Cruise-O-Matic . Drive, 150-hp Big Six, all-vinyl upholstery, bright-metal seat trim, wheel covers, white sidewall tires. Choice of 2- or 4-door models, White or Caspian Blue. - - I FORD SALES and SERVICE IVIVArC Inf Phone: 658-4881 Milford. Ind. S 111 • • OPEN EVENINGS “Famous for Fords For 25 Years’’

school v.inr.-'r and he xvill serve a, p .fi>r senator Will Er-vm. Mrs Notn.in-Anhei*and daughter. Christine, and Mrs. Weirick and .-<ui. St'-ve, and Earl West, president of the Merchants 'Association-. will spend Wednesday .and Thursday in Indianapolis; Steve and Christine will act . ai. pages Thursday

Sunday. Feb 21. from 2to 4 p m. :n ; the Methodist church parlor They, have requested no gifts. J period and Mrs. Mildred > gave the lesson. ' The It, ,’h M. t. > '• - :: ■ n.- t Thursday aftefn<x n at the church .Mt - ,1: ' S- ;■ '.d. : a' •' nu'cting Devotions were given by Ms- ■ Harm"! •' i Mi' W ■ ’ • <dt th lessor Wall <>f persona! Sm.and M<<:al” Breakdown ’ I. SUSANNA CIRCLE OF WSCS MEETS AT ALLEN HOME . A ; . ;h M Hermai 11 ~ ■.g -; ir; char rnah. C 1 uidio ted • ■ I I ... ■ : ' ' Mr. - 'T '' W; ■ ■ H : ' Jl’ ' ' . .? rd ' am-v .i' - .' ■ ' ■ ' Hopkins gay ' d ■ ■■ ■- an * tT. ’<■ ■- ' . - HOMEMAKERS CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY . -M. I’- t“- F';..d- si. k-"- a.-. 1 ■ ' ' . in v • ' - - ' ■ 1 The Ocean" was given bv K . and the . ■ A . - '■ b\ Mr- : lb :■ '•'?■!? ■ x ’ac'-.-L THREE ARTS CLUB ENTERTAINS . HUSBANDS ’ The Thn*e Arts club held a stH ial I ' v. • M: ' C- Smith Monday night with - After a potluck supper the evening was 'jn-iit pkixing ’ Crazy Bunco!'.': grand prize. ; i

. .- ..... ... —_—- KEEP INFORMED DO you want to keep informed on the happenings in Leesburg and the Lakeland Community School Corporation? Then, why not see .Mrs. Lyons and subscribe to The Mail-Journal. Subscription in the county is only S 3 per year. FARMERS UNION MEETING HELD The Fanners Union held its ’"monthly meeting in the so ial room,s of the First .National Bank at W v saw Lam ir L ffert of Men!.>n<‘ conducted the business mt»eting The report of the secretary was read by Mrs R a: M C -nnell. Mr Ia ffert and Mr. Voy Id Osborn gave reports on the state, convention held at Indianapolis, where Jim Tntton, national president, hail been the banquet speaker, (her 500 had attended t!>e meetmg 'h>- Ckv.-p’Ml hotel FehruI Mi . GUEST SPEAKER f LAST SUNDAY Rev and Mrs. Eilward‘Mensing-.-a. ’ were 'guest''speakers at the ethren hurch Sunday evening L — COMMUNITY NEWS ' Mr. irid Mrs*. D- w- v E \ were Sunday • Mi Wd Mrs John x \ (xtr'.-ml Mrs Robert ■ . to their ne ’■ : ■ ; ' ■ them t itr-'w:; and Jackie. Jerry Brown, ■ j M; ' Max'ShiVely. r>al!asjmd a ; yi, , Robison called on M ■ - Geiti, H.utman Tuesday . Bi'ethren church Wednesday; night. Saw • M (• ,-> ■ Sui'day a'f t efr.'S >ll M . ; ester T pie re Tti< s 1 vv- visi». ... Lippin '' . ■ IMr and'x Mrs 'Walter Hunter ; ■ ■ n Mt d Mrs Gary P p- - . ns In F ' ■ b- 'n< i Mr li\-> tta and I'nvid. spent Tuesday ■ l Nappanee with Mr. and. r nie '1 yler They helped. ■ ■ ■■■ . -.- a ■ Uhiyi ■ .nd Hartman home-Saturday. ■ ; ■.; ; f M M. • i-i 1 Blue, has th >. mumps. . m '■ .. r'.-o Mrs .Esta YOcum Tuesday ■ ■ V ; > ; / . I ■ l»eah r»‘g2 sjHrtt the week end with his parent'. Mr and Mt' Doh B"Kg< Ih'.-m/a student at In- , T'- & I’l Foil AVaynr . was <>n i >. •■ s list for the fust term. He is enrolled tn civil engineering Willie Pendergrass and Eugene Cage of Kokomo w< re Sunday caliat the Ft.rrest Lyons home. j<-.rv : I-A me of. Chicago .spent

the week end with his parents, Mr. j and Mrs. Harold Irvine and-with] his .brother, Lonnie. i Robert Willard of Benton was a ! caller Sunday- afternoon at the; Paul Yocum home; Mrs. Everett Bishop was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fend Byrer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and daughter. Rosemary, of Oxford were callers Sunday even- . ing of Mrs. Bishop. i Mrs. William Lippincott. Mr. and t Mrs.. Noel Rhinehart. Jackie, and | Mr. and Mrs. John Dye were Sun- ■ i day dinner guests of Miss Nevada < Lippincott at Warsaw. Mrs. Forrest Lyons spent Tues!day with Mrs. Carrie Britsan at Fort Wayne. Mi Mabel Hawkins, a former i resident f<>r many years, fell and [broke her hip. She xvould apprec-j ; iate letters and Cards from her ■friends, Her address is: In care of I Hospital Ward. Methodist .Memor-I 'ial Home. Warren. Indiana. Mrs. Tom EdgAr and Susie spent [Tuesday with Mi’s. Robert Huffer at Nappanee. r Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heaton. Mrs. I Jim Kixer and Julia of Greenwood j were last Thursday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Ira Schue. Mr and Mrs Robert Teeple and family spent Sunday with Mr. and M: - r. >v M (.' irtn- v A tV:n -.iw. Mr. and Mrs.. Everett Tom. Sr..; i Mr and Mrs. falter Wolverer at Bell Rohr Park. Mrs. William Lippincott was a j guest at the Cox home Saturday i night at a .fish fry. Mr. and Mrs. I Jefe Lippincott’and family and Mr ind Mrs Fred Lipipincdtt. of South Bend ...were Sun- ! day afternoon visitors of Mrs Lester Teeple. ' ■ . ’ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geiger of • . ' guests Schue ’ Mr. and Mrs, Carl Ryan and] M> an<i Mw Chris Kammerer tended a .dinner and Valentine' : rtv ’ t: B&B <’ -.ft .’ N :•< J ■■ ing of the “Jacks and Jills," the* matrons and n.’ - ' the ,20th ; ■ ict. ... . - I Mrs Gertie I^artman spent Wed* l.nesday in Warsaw with her daughh. ' ;■ Mr. and Mrs). Mafjb McDonald and sons of Milford were S inday twening visitors of Mr and Mrs id A; and d ; R ■■ ■■ " Court News 1 H t NSE TO WED ' i A marriage .license ■ has < been is-j---'tied-to John* Albert Fisher. 20. Nap1 par.ee. log hauler, 'and Sarah J.' Sla- ' baugh. 22 r 2 Milford, nurse’s aid. •r-.-r the Eikhar! county clerk ate 5 .— ——— | Syracuse Locals .Mrs Jean Rogers, Syracuse, is spending today (Thursday at the home office of Budegt Investment at Rushville. Leila Connolly, Northern Indiana i Pubh.’ Service Co employee at Syracuse. returned’ to wqrk -Monday ■ morn ■ t:or, in Ftorida. !■ ■■■ ■ ■■." ' 1., ’ . I Mrs ■ Thomas McClintic of Syra- : leuse is a a new employee at the Firs: N.itcinal Bank of Warsaw. Mi aid Branch. Mrs McClintic is - the former Sue Scott of Syracuse. I J Byland of Syracuse return-1 Fed home Thursday, Feb 11. frooj ms’ Iwspital in Fort Wayne a here- .he had undergone eye .- virAcry recently. He' was visited by h.s ti-.-ee daughters and Blankenhom and family of Misiiawaka, Mr and Mrs Roliert JanusI and family of Gary Lake. Meh .-■ ; M” and M’-' James: Crafton ahd family <d Dewart Lake. I

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Ligonier News By ROSE CUNNINGHAM Ligonier Girls' | Staters Rose Hite, daughter of- Mr, and . Mrs. Tom Hite, r 3, and Sue Hain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hain, r 1, have been selected to represent Ligonier high school at the 1965 Hoosier Girls' State at Indiana university this sunimer. Allyson Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John and Judy Stoelting. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stocking, were chosen as alternates. These girts were selected by a committee of teachers on the basis of scholastic ability, leadership, personality, moral standards and interest in government. The two representatives are sponsorix! by the American Legion of this city. ■ I ■ Ligonier Lions To Hold Membership Drive-In March Ligonier Lions club dnet We s sday. Feb 10. at the Eagles Hall for their regular business meeting. ' ! Fred M. nt of I Radio Slation WAWK. Kdndaxille. gave a demonstrator.. of their new j Mdreii F.M.. broadcasting system which is the first of it's i kind in northeastern Indiana. Tiie Lion' will have their! annual membership drive during the month ; of March.. ' ■ i PERRY TWP. 4-H CLUBS IN ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS Perry . Township 4-H work for.-. 19? 65 began last week when loth boys' i a. ; girls’ clubs held organizational' > meetings. - i ■ The girls’ club \Vill be under the direction of Mrs. Robert Duesler and Mrs. ' Harvie : SjWihadier. , -.j Officers were elected i for 1965 win Lnda Wo!:, president; Barba-; ra Peterson, vice presided; Karen ■' ■Cart, secretary; Cynthia Miller, treasurer; health and - Siiiety .- ers, Linda Miller and Lduizcr Hoo- I Reynolds and. Carol Calbeek; song lenders, Peggy Jarmin and Barba- ■ a \\ ...' e;x>i:ter, Connie Stout and devotions leader. Joice Cripe. Boys’ Club The !h>_vs' club xvill lx--.under the' direction of agriculture teacher, j Marvey Sponhauer with the follow-, ing officers in charge: Harold .Tarcgart, president; Patty ■ Williams, vice president: Kay Ctltnningham. secretary. Steve Conrad, treasurer. Also elected were song leaders. Danny Reynolds and Larry Stahley; health and safety defiers, John Hursey and Jon Owehf reporter, Cynthia Moser; devotions leader, Kent Saggars and Mikb Wagner. Enrollment cards were handed out in the clubs and many new: members welcomed. •' . j ■ • _ ■ ■’ ■ -I' ; ■ I FRACTI RES LEG Cedric Moschell. farmer Ligonier and Milford resident. fe|l down the steps of a two story mdtel in West Bend. W;s. Sunday evening and fractured his leg. , Mr. and Mrs. Moschell were ophospital in that city, where he unite is a patient in tht! St, Joseph derwent surgery. Tuesiijay

AMBER CHEVROLET WINS AGAIN The Amber Chevrolet Inidependents scored wins 26 and 27 last week, winning over Albion Lyall Electric 85-57 and LaGrange Lewis Body Shop 85-48. Against Albion, a former Albion player hit 25 points to lead the attack. Bill Landon, former Wawaka player, added 17. Against LaGrange. Bill Landon scored 25 points.' ■ OiK-Saturday night. Indiana TechJunior .Varsity Fort Wayne, handed ' the Amber boys their second loss Los the season. 91-86. The two high scoring boys of the Fort Wayne team were Landgraff with 20 a,nd Byers. 18. For Ligonier, Art Gfw- ;. cock< led with 17 i LHS GRADUATE IS HONORED A former local man and graduate of Ligonier high school.-G. Harold McDaniel of Plainfield. N. J., has been elected a fellow by the Electrical and Electronics Engineers. The rank is the highest in the 150.000-member group. McDainel, is head of the System Operating Division of the American Electric Power; Service Corporation and has been with the company, which provides electric power in seven states, for 30 years. He is the son of Mrs. George McDaniel, living west of Ligonier. -ULincoln Day Banquet Plans Completed Harold Sherick of this city has anonunced that plans for the Noble reotmty Republican Lincoln Day banquet are complete ahd tickets are in the hands of. Republican committeemen and women. About 500 persons are expected to attend the dinner-meeting which will be field in the .Albibn-Jefftrson gym j February 20 at 6:30 p. m. j ■ Donald C. Brace, former Congressman of Indianapolis and presently chairman of the American ConseraUnion, will, be the principal ■ ■■ ■• . William M. Sharp Fliineral services • Sedgw ck funeral home in Ligonier, president of the Hocker pursing. ' home. Wolf Lake. 1 Mr Sharp, a lifetime resident of the Ligonier, community, had enL. died in 1956. He is survived by a step-daugh-ter.- Mrs. Opal Moore '-Scholl of Cleveland. 0.. and stepson, William : F Moore. National City, Calif. Burial was in Sparta cemetery as . Kimmell. ADULT FARMERS MEET Ligonier Adult Farmers met Tues- ’ day? Feb. 16. at 7:30 pm. .in,the agriculture room of the local hign schwl William Kile, account executive with Merrill Lynch. Fierce, 1 Fenner "and Smith,-~-of Fort Wayne ) discussed “The livestock and Grain I Future* Market ”. - L—IN FLORIDA Mr and Mrs. Floyd Kime are six'nding several .weeks vacationing in Florida and the Bahamas. Mrs. John F. Reinhart , Mrs. John F. Rebecca Catherinel Reinhart, 97, of 1011 East Reynolds street. Goslien. died at 2 30 pm. Tuesday at the Orn nursing ; home in Milford where she had reside! the past year Mrs. Reinhart i had been in failing health for some- : time. ‘ She was bom May 2, 1867, in Noble county, eight miles east ot Kendallville. Mrs. Reinhart spent most of her life in the Goslien and Srorg.s. Mich . communities and last made her home in Goshen w th a daughter. Mrs, Wamie Perkins. She married John F Reinhart September 27. 1885. and he died June 24. 1943 Mrs Reinhart was a member of the Methodist church at Hee , ■ ■ • ■ ‘ Survivors include two daughter-. Parkins of Goshen and Mrs. William Poir.ton of Sturgis, Mich ; three grandchildren; five .greatgrandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild. Friends were received at the YoI der-Culp funeral home in Goshen I where services were conducted -at II pm. t<x.ia£ Thursda;. Rex Mil- ; ton*. pt Dennis lips of Stum* w-’ie:ated and burial I was in the j Fairfield Center cemej tery north of Corunna.

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Thursday, February 18, 1965

OBITUARIES

Death Claims Benjamin Reed, New Paris, As Car Slips From Jack

BENJAMIN HARRISON REED Benjamin Harrison Reed. 2s. New Paris, died of suffocation when a car which he was working under slipped from a jack at the Jerry Marquart residence. New Paris, arpund 5 30 pm: Friday,. Feb. 12, Reed was pronounced dead on arrival at Goshen hospital by Elkhart county coroner Dr. George S. Westfall. who ruled death was due to suffocation. . ' ’ A native of Carthage, Va . Reed was born July 31. 1942. the son of Rev and Mrs Paul Reed ried Sharon Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bob 1 Smith of Syracuse. .Vnr.l 26. 1964 Airs Reed is an expectant mother. Warren Swartz. Reed went to the Marquart house about 5 p.m. to examine a transmission of a 1955 Chevrolet parked at the rear of the property with other junk cars, Mrs. Marquart gave Reed’ permission to get the auto parts he wanted and gave him tier -husband’s telephone ntimber to call if he wanted to buy the naris . * Mrs. Marquart told Sgt. Swartz that she ukr.red out .a window at about 5:20 p.m and saw Reed under the car, noticed, the car appeared to" be “setting close to tiie ground". She did not think, anything was wrong, however. Te: ry M- Ber.-def,” who saw Reed behind the Marquart residence and waved to him around 5 p.m, finished making a delivery and returned to the store where rie works. About an hour later Bender was walking home from work when he noticed Reed’s car running behind the house, but did not see R ■ He went to the rear of the Marquart residence to look for Reed, but did not immediately see him, . -v trading from, under the car which had fallen on. him. Bende” immediately went to .the bouse and told Mr< Marquart’ to call an ambulance. Bender then jacked up the car and pulled Reed from under . it. It .was around 630 p.m. when this occurred .and Reed xyas believed io have been dead at this.time. Reed had resided in the New Paris commur ire since 1954 and was . a graduate of New Paris high school He was employed as a mason by Neff Mason Contracting, r 1 NewParis. . Surviving are the widow, his parents who now live in Riner. Va, two brothers, Quinter Reed, New Paris and la>weli Reed. Rine”. \ a . and two sisters Mrs/ T E Althizer and Mrs Ijee Althizer both of Riner. Va Funeral services were held Sundav at the Rieth-Rohrer-Ehret funeral borne. -New. Paris, at 2;30 p.m. Rev J? Ross Richey .of ti e Churubusco Met hixlist church, former . pastor of the Syracuse Met-hod’st church, officiated and burial vias .n Syracuse cemetery Mrs. Ira Walters Mi-s. I-a Lulu Stackhouse 4 Walters. 80, of Nappanee, sister of Mrs. George Mosier Os .Milford, died at 1:50 p. m. Tuesday in the Elkhart . ight hours after she suffered a stroke in her home. Mrs. Walters was born in Kosciusko county near Napapnee on October 6, 1884. She married Ira Walters on

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September 12. 1909. and he preceded. 1 . her in death April 29, 1962. They had resided on a Union township farm nearly all their married lives. She was a member of the Union Center Church of the Brethren. Surviving in addition to the Milford sister are two daughters, Mrs. Noble Swihart of Goslien and Mrs. Charles Stankoven of Elkhart; four grandchildren; a brother, "Hobart Stackhouse of Etna Green. Friends were received after 7 p. m. Wednesday at the Wright-Yoder funeral home in Nappanee. The body will lie in state at the -UiSon Center Church of the Brethren from noon Friday until 2:30 p. m. Friday, the hour of the funeral service. Rev. Ross Nofsinger will officiate and burial will be in Union Center cemetery. Mrs. Joseph Gaspelin ‘ i Funeral services were conducted 1 I at 2:30 p.m. in the Mount Tabor r i Church of God. south of 'Nappar.ee, ‘ i for Mrs. Joseph Gaspelin. 46. of Elkhart, sister of Everett Lutes of LeCs- ■ burg, who died Thursday, Feb. 11. '’ at the Elkhart hospital. She had 1 been ill for four months. Mrs. Gaspelin was born in Lees--3 i burg on October 25. 1918, and she married Joseph F. Gaspelin. in Nap- ■ panee on July 22. 1985: I Surviving in addition to the hus- ' band and Leesburg brother, are four other brothers. Loren Lutes, 1 Herman Lutes.- Clifford 'Lutes and * Delbert Lutes, all of Nappanee: nine sisters. Mi’s. Willard McCuen . of Plymouth. Mrs. Arthur Sqij Christ of Etna Green and Mrs. Ev- > elyn Gall. Mrs. Delbert Hepler. Mrs > Wavne Sechrist. Mrs. Frankliri Hep- • ler. Mrs. 'Ruth Jones. Mrs. Robert Miller and Miss Marjory Lutes all ' of Nappanee. I Rev. John Jones officiated' and ' burial was in the Story Point cem- | j etery, - ■ •. Rev. Reginald Mallet I Tiie Rt. Rev. Reginald Mallett, retired bishop of the Protestant Episcopal' Diocese, of Northern Indiana. diet! at Duke University Medical Center Sunday night, Feb. 14. He was 71. Cause of -death was not announced,,He b.ad been ill several months. . He is survived by a son, Reginald, a chaplain in the V. S. Army, one sister, Mabel Mallett of Chapel . Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Episcopal church ,of Chapel Hill. The body was flown’ < to £outh Bend where Services were held today Thursday ’ in the Cathedral of St. James Burial was ' at Howe Military Academy. Rev. Mallet held summer services at the Chapel at Lake Wawasee during his term as bishop of the Indiana . I diocese. J. Otto Adams > . - J. Otto Adanv. 87, of Wilmot, -■■Pierceton, r 1' died at 3:30 p.m. ; Monday afternoon :n the> Farris 1 ■ nursinu home at tohimbia City, r Death was Caused by complications. . Mr «AdamS had been in f i 2th ‘ for several years. He had - been a resident of the Wilmot area > | since 1926. s j He was born on December 28. 1 11877, in LiVingst >n county. Ill.>, to I Thomas B and Rosetta (Allen) Ad- ’ ams. He was married to Sara Landis t 1929. who survives. The de- - ceased was a farmer by vocation. - He attended the S.ilqm Community church in Wilmot was a mem- - ber of the Modern Woodmen, of - America lodge in Illinois. I Survivors in addition to the.wife, i Sfara. include three daughters, Mrs. Woodrow- Erma Beezley of Nprth Webster. Mrs. Arthur Elva' Nick of Oaklawn, 111., and Mrs. Joseph (Juanita- McDonald of ' Columbia City; lone son., Vernon Adams of r 1 Larwill; 12 grandchildren: 26 great grandchildren; and three sisters. Mrs. Cholie Voght of Dayton. 0., ■ Mrs. Violet Lucas of. Portland. Ore.. ' and Mrs. Velma Tanner of Bass Lake. Ind. Three sons and one daughter preceded him in death. Fuenral services were held at ’3O p. m today Thursday) in the ‘ Harris-Troxel funeral home in North \V.-t><ter where visiting hours wereobserved until time of the service. Rev. Albert Rider, pastor of the Fowlerton Methodist church, officiated. Interment-was in the Salem cemetery at Wilmot.

twiughters BUNCO CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. Richard Losee. attended the February meeting of the Twilighters Bunco club held Wednesday eveinng at the home of Mrs. Adrian Zollinger. Mrs.. Robert Moser was the cohostess. Mrs. Franklin Ringler, president called the meeting to order and presided for the business session. Mrs. Jack Maresh won the high prize and travel. Mrs. Lbsee received the low prize,and door prize. An I anniversary gift was given to Mrs. Donald Niles from her secret pal, land Mrs. Zollinger received a birth- ! day gift. ; The next meeting will be on March ' 17 at the home of Mrs. Bill Cobum' with Mrs. Jerry Bodmer as co-host-ess. Rev. and Mrs. ude Coppock of Wakarusa called at the home of . Mrs. Estella Swartz, Syracuse, on i Tuesday, Feb. 16. '\ . ■

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