The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 March 1965 — Page 3

Carol Elaine Line and Robert Olsen Wed Sunday, February 28

The marriage of Miss Carol Elaine Line and Robert W. Olsen was soleminized at three o’clock Sunday afternoon, Feb. 28, in the Syracuse Calvary EUB church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Clement R. Line of Syracuse, and Mr and Mrs. Edward Olsen of New Paris. The pastor. Rev. Kennard Robmson. .performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 150 guests. In the bridal party were Miss Jacqueline Line, sister of the bride, as maid of honor; Miss Jean Olsen and Miss Nancy Oiser.. sisters of the bridegroom, and Elaine Kober. Syracuse, bridesmaids. Larry Line, brother of the bride, was best man; Richard Bender, Vernon Shaker and Edgar Pippenger were groomsmen; Jack Hamman and Gary Pippenger of Nappanee THANK YOU The Milford and Syracuse chapters of Future Farmers of America wish to thank those sponsors from the North Webster, Leesburg, Milford and Syracuse area who . helped make possible the large ad concerning Natioqaf FFA week in the February 25 edition of The Mail-Journal. Thanks ’also to Arch Baum-, gartner and. his Mail-Journal staff for their efforts. |! When the Expenses ] J WON'T WAIT <| th* .;!■ B< 3ToCks cAt $ WILL j! 1 ELAM, Mgr. < ? 1«S E. Mata St, Ojlbc— ? < Ph.: 4574532 Wednesday — Saturday MARCH 3 — 4—5 — 6 The Hank Williams Story! “YOUR CHEATIN’ HEART” GEORGE HAMILTON „ Sunday — Wednesday MARCH 7 THRU to JAMES GARNER EVA MARIE SAINT IN “36 HOURS”

Ist Federal Savings and Loan Association of Goshen Current U| j 11 11 p- r OTTn'M Dividend 206 N. Main St. — Goshen, Ind. — Ph.: KE 3-2775 81-ANNUAL MEETING MILFORD CEMETERY ASSOCIATION Tuesday, March 16. at 7 pan. APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH z In Case Os Bad Weather Meeting WJI Be Held Ma r ch 23 >

SYRACUSECITY PROPERTY Owner moving out of state will sell his home, completely furnished (optional}. . One and a half story house on a quiet street on Syracuse east side. First floor has 27 x» 27 ft, L shaped living, recently carpeted, and has good fireplace: small dining area off Irving room: built-in kitchen and garbage disposal: panelled bedroom; large bathroom, ceramic tile floor, built-in linen closet and vanity with second lavatory: and large utility room, Second floor has one bedroom large enough for two'bedroom suites. Many closets throughout house. Insulated storm windows and doors make this home easily heated by new gas furnace. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ; Information on other city, suburban, farms and wooded lots in N. E. Indiana available at my office. We solicite your listings anywhere in N. E. Indiana. I especially need farms improved or land only. ARCHIE POUNDS REALTY Chynshiwrn — Call Collect — Phone: 693-3228 Syracuse —• Call — 457-3295 For Information

- were ushers; Teresa Line, sister of I the bride, was flower girl;and Kev- : in Knapp was the ring bearer. ( 1 Mrs Harry Apperaeiler was or- ; ganist and Lyle Keil, vocalist. The chancel decorations included two | baskets of white carnations, edged r i m blue, and twin candelabra with lighted candies. Escorted By Father I Tiie bride was escorted to the alI ter by her father Her grown of • Chantiily lace over white taffeta ‘ was floor-length The fitted bodice i featured a wide bateau neckline. • edged with scollops of lace, adom- “ ed with sequins, and long sleeves An overskirt Os lace formed a red- ; ingote effect with self fabric roses . appearing at center front of the • skirt Her elbow-length veil of silk i illusion fell from a crown of cry- • sials and she earned a bouquet of • white roses and pink rosebuds AM of the attendance wore floorlength gowns of antique peau de I soie fashioned similar to the bride’sgown, including the overskirts Miss -Line’s gown was m gold and the others in royal blue, including the flower girl. Matching pillboxes with face veils completed their ensembles Their bouquets were of white roses with blue satin stream- ■ Reception Follows ■ Serving at the reception in the Hail >of the church were ■ Miss- Sandra Richmond." Miss Besse ■ .. . br.de, Nancy Plank and Ginger ' Pippenger Mont. where the bridegroom is stationed at the. air' force base ■ s.-h<..ri and Mr Ols»n. New Paris ' high schoh! Among the wedding ■• ts were the bride s great■j - (rents M- and .Mrs C layt r. Whitmer of Wihnot. ..... Women Democrats Make Plans For Washington Trip ' Plans were made on Wednesday. DC. ival at the miectmg of the Kosciusto County Women s Democratic. Organ-.. nation The meeting was held at the I Mrs .Dale Bennett of Pierceton, first. .and Mrs Lloyd Berkey of AS ar-, saw, second, were winners ,of thfe membership con U-st, They will re- . yiT-se paid trip to the ' Cherry B = ’ '■ Any 4to 8P Was tan should contact Mrs .Wayne Bucher of Dewart Lake, phone 658or Mrs. Bennett ' ' utlier items discussed during the meeting were the rummage sale, set for March 19and20, and a fun n;ght to be held Aped. 3 Mrs Earl Boggs Os Pivrcetwi and Mrs Hubert Shillof the rummage sale Anyone having rummage fr the sale may call Mrs. Bucher Mrs Boggs. Mrs.-Shiiling, or any member of -the organization. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ann Romine and Mrs Aim Young both < f Warsaw ‘

[WQGW UXBy JOHN PEYTON g| w <\\ 5 ? • Vk*C \\ oT \ \ SENSIBLE SI MMER EATINti So many people who take their vitamins every morning all winter long, feel that once summer is here, it’s no longer ' necessary to have that Unicap with their morn ing orange . juice. It’s true, of course, that summer fruits and vegetables are excellent sources of vitamins and minerals. But it’s .also true that summer eating habits tend to be more, erratic than winter schedules. Hot summer weather may not be aS conducive to good appetite, and cold sodas and quick snacks may cut down on the desire for regular ' meals, at a season when we may be most« active. ‘ The wisest suggestion is to try to eat three well-balanced meals every day regardless of . heat' or busy schedules. That means including the basic food groups recommended by the U. S. Department of Agriculture; milk, poultry, meat, eggs and fish; fruits and vegetables; ■ and bread and cereals. But since we’re all only hu- ■. man and there are bound to be » three well - balanced meals, | many prudent people continue "..their vitamin capsule ever y morning —all year'round—to in- • sure that they obtain their minimum requirements. .(Write for I free copy of “GUIDE TO VITAMIN’ INFORMATION.” J n I’eyt n, F. > r'. 914. 342 Madison AX.-nae, New' 17. X. Y.) , — 1 Some Like it Cold —— fix Betty Bardai — i. . ' | gERVEI) hot or cold, you’ll find | that yo.ur friends Will appreciate your thoughtfulness when you use de- ■ _ caffeinated cosf T Ll -'’IM, | i IXW. —and “sleep—A ra l /’ no matu*r \ ’ h-.w n-.u -h y.-u drink at night’ Coffee Milk 1 cup hre" Sanka Coffee, cooled; 1 cup milk; 14 t 0.2 tablespoons sugar; 4 *ea- . spoon'vanilla. Thorough!'- blend ingredients. ■ ■ 4,-Chili. Sene in chilled glasses. Makes .2 cups or 2or 3 servings. For a pleasant variation add 3 tablespoons natural flavor malted milk powder, if desired. . Draitasse 2. tah’e-j-s>n« Instant Sanka Coffee; 1 cup boiling water. Place ir.vtant coffee in sening pot. Stir in boiling water and let steep 5 minutes. Sene black m demitasse cups. Makes 1 cup. or 3 senings, gbout 2\ ounce* each.. ' ' ' ■ ' ■ FESTIVE TOASTS B Romans drank to their girl friends—one glass for each letter I in )sha lady’a name! According the makers of Martin's VVO, the word ‘‘toast’* came from an English custom of floating a piece of toast in tha drink!

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SNOW REMOVAL Snow remov- midwest's worst snow blizzards on locations were canceled because of _ . Thursdav the weather. al projects were underway on Fn- ■ Leesburg got rid of its snow by day in Leesburg, as well as other Schools and businesses closed and on tm C ks and hauling it area towns, following one of the the sectional tournaments in many a wav, A Mail-Journal staff photo.

Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary Mr and Mrs. Ralph M. Tumbleswi of Atwood were honohed Hom s Sumnymede restaurant in Warsaw Tms was m observiuxe of Lne;r 55th wedding anniversary which was on February 26. Everett Vandermaiii. Mrs. Albert Kammerer rmd Ralph E. “Mike Tumbleson. Those attending were Mr and Mrs. Everett Vandermark. *■ Mr ■ M s Alkrt Kammerer. Mr and Mrs M;ke 1 Liirrv and Martha. Mr. and Mrs. George <Jim> Coon, Jimmie and p and Mrs Jerry Kam- < merer. Mr and Mrs Larry Hart- r afternoon was spent-visiting n the I A andertTktrk home. . r WORLD DAY OF . GRAYER FRIDAY i • observed at the Oswego Baptist church Friday, March 5. with spec- t ia I services at 7:30 pm - The m“«ionary circles will be meeting j. togetiier for the program. Mrs. j Wdbam Uppineott will be in charge j of the devotional period. { committee in charge of the ' j evening is composed ot Mrs. Joe t j Hansman. Mrs Ira Shue arid Mrs Zoa Metcalf Following the servHtewship hour will be held f in the church basement. The public .’j is invited. ] WORLD DAY OF PRAYER AT M. E. CHURCH Wori.i Day *of Prayer will be dbserved at the church at 7 30 pm Friday everang. Mrs. Art Sm;th is in charge erf the service* MONTHLY TOWN ' BOARD MEETING The town board held it s monthly meeting Monday night at the tow hall. The regular business ; meeting was conducted and extra bdk were allowed for the remov!al of snow No extra busmess was I brought up • and no dscussions on I old business was held. —L_ CELEBRATES 19TH BIRTHDAY Mr and Mrs. Robert Bishop enLt'ertained at a birthday dinner in '‘honor of toeir son Bob s 19th burtnbirthdav on Sunday Guests were Miss Waneta Deaton of ClaypoU Mr and Mrs Ramon Alber. Retha land Mary. Mrs Everett Bishop. Mr and Mrs. Feed Byrer. Larry. Judy and Cindy Bishop.

ATTEND RECITAL AT BLOOMINGTON Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Keith Sipress of Mishawaka, and Mr. and Mrs. Con-, diet Vandermark of Leesburg attended the Junior Organ Recital ] >f Miss Eileen A andermark at the School trf Music Hall at Bloomington. Sunday. The Recital is a partial fullfillment .of graduate requiremetts for the degree of bachelor of music in organ. Miss Vandermark is a junior at Indiana .university and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Condict Vandermark. L CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY SUNDAY Mr and Mrs.’ Robert Aller, entertained in honor of the- first birtiiday of vthei;- son, Krtaig on Sunday evening. The birthday cake was decorated as a merry-gt> ..round. Guests who helped <Kraig 1 celebrate were Mr and Mrs, Herman .Mien. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen. Steve. Beth, and May, ’ Mr. and Mrs Max Miller.- Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hartman. Kay. Kip. .md Ken Allen, —L— I FORMER RESIDENT IN CAIRO EGYPT Robert and Rog Brubaker.’ sons' • Winnetka. 111., are 's;.X'n.di:'.n ■ the ,• month‘of Marcii with their igrandpaments. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BruRog is attending school at I LeeSbtffg. Mr. and Mrs. William Brubaker will be in Cairo, Egy.’t during the month of March. M" Brubaker is the master planner of the new American-Egyptian college which is being built there. The American . Embassy has arranged for their accommodations while ’ in Cairo. They expect to tour the Holy Lands before returning home. LENTEN SERVICES START SUNDAY EVENING Lenten Services will be held each Sunday evening, March 7 thru April 2. at ’ 7 o’clock. The Methodist chrurch and the Oswego Baptist church are uniting for the senes of services, with the meeting being in the two churches. The meeting will be held at Leesburg Sunday. March .7, with the children's choir providing special music. The ' speaker will be Rev. Robert Hammond. State Director of Christi® Education of Indianapolis. ' Alternate services will be held ’ at the Oswego Baptist church The 1 pdblic is cordially invited to all services An offering will be taken ! at eacfi service. Rev. C. W 1 Myers is pastor of the Methodist church and Rev Jim Reffett is , pastor of the Oswego .church. PAST MATRONS MEET AT OSW ALT HOME The Past Matrons club met at the home of Mrs Friancis Oswalt Tuesday evening Cards wen? plaved w?± being won by Mrs Morris Huffman and low prize Mrs Norman Archer Refreshments were served to the nine members present. ?

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GIRLS’ STATER—Pictured above is Vickie Sue Oswalt, a junior at Leesburg high school. Vickie has been selected by the American Legion Auxiliary to represent Leesburg at Girls' State this summer. Vickie has been cheerleader tor the Blue Blazers three years, a member of the band for three years, ; served her class as vicepresident her,, freshman year and as president her sophomore year. She is also a- member of the Spanish club and the Masque and Gavel club. Vickie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Osualt>-oE Leesburu Joyce Marvel- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eueyne Marvel, also of Lees- ■ JUrg, has been selected as alternate, nate. Spelling Bee; Election Held By Leesburg PTA The Parent-Teachers' Association I met for its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday night. Bob Ferverda. president., conducted toe business .meeting. The report of the nominating committee was read.as folio' I President — Mr. and Mrs. Tom ' Mosher. I Vice, president — Mr and. Mi-s. Jim Heierman. Second vice president — Mr. rind Mrs. Gene Zartman. Secretary — Mrs. Robert Long. Treasttrer «rejected' —• Mrs ' Richard Vanator. These officers were elected. Spelling Coirtest The annual spelling bee was held with Denny .Anglin as fifth grade champion. Jim Archer as enghth grade champion arid Mark Reetz as runner-up The all school champion was Christine Archer and the runner-up was her brother. Jim Judges •were Mrs . Jack Ford, Mrs Bruce Baker and Roi?ert t Bishop Mrs. Derreli Philips pronounced the words The annual fish fry has been set for Saturday March 27 ,— L — i Some clay in the soil helps retain moisture.

Thursday, March 11, 1965

It's Time For Plain Talk

(Continued from page 1) / by people of good faith: Ais could be done in this instance, for example, if the school board took a new look at the Sutton site, which is now under option. This would more nearly please all four townships than either the Kline site or Bucher site. We’ve heard not a single word against the Sutton site. ■ ' If Plain township leaves the Lakeland the corporation will for many years be second" to the fine Warsaw school system in this area. The corporation will suffer in more ways than one. We call on the Lakeland school board to readjust its sights, reconsider the Sutton property as the site fol the new Lakeland high and make an overt effort to bind up the wounds that exist. Then we can get behind the new school plan'to the mam and move speedily ahead.to give the Lakeland corporation one of Indiana’s finest high schools.

Lenten Service Schedule For March And April Following is the Lenten service 'schedule for each Sunday evening. March 7 thru April 11 at,7 pot at ’the Leesburg Methodist church and the Oswego Baptist church: Marsh 7 Leesburg'' — Rev.‘.Rob- ! ert Hanunond. state director of j .Christian eckication. Indianapolis : speaker: music by the children’s choir March 14 Oswego — Rev. Charles I. Johnsor.. pastor of the. North Webster Methodist church, speaker. Maivh 21 (LeesborgF Rev William. Keith, director of hospital and homes, Zionsville, speaker; ' - March 28 -Oswego — The Youth Fe’lowshio of Leesburg _,vv: 11 have charge of the- service. Rollie -Rob- • ison will be song leader. Lois Buckingham will give the prayer. Von- • and Larry Perrin will give the .offetorv. oraver Richard Roose of North Webster w.ill - be the speaker. April 4 (Leesburg) — .Dr. Dallas J West, executive secretary of Baptist C'C'. ent ion wilt show pictures of the mission field. April 11 (Oswego' —Rev. Richard Sumner, pastor of the M Methodist church, spetiker. —L - OSWEGO HOME DEMONSTRATION . CLUB MEETS The Oswego home demonstration club met at the home of Mrs. Walter Church at Chapman Lake Tuesday eveiung Mrs. Lewis Bench was in charge erf the meditations. Mrs. Church gave the health and safety report on “Impanting teeth,” taken from the Good Housekeepins; magazine. The song trf the montl “My Wild Irsh Rose” was reviewed by- Mrs. Everett Rookstool ara the group joined in singing th< song. Nirs. Everett E. Rookstool dis I'--"z-am Planning”- whiei I consisted xrf plows for the lesson I to be used this next year. Refresh merits were served to the 11 mem bers present. • - WORK DAY AT .BRETHREN CHURCH A work day was held at to ! Brethren church Tuesday. A carry in dinner Was enjoyed at the noor 1 hour Curtains were made for to ’ I basement windows anti picture j-prepared for use in teaching th' > —L—COMMUNNITY NEWS The Bob Teeple family spent Sun day with Mrs. Teeple's parents J Mr. and Mrs. Stone, in Warsaw. Mr, and Mrs. Noel Rhinehart ant Jackie were Sunday supper guest of Mrs. William lappineott. x Watch the Mid-West Farm report on South Bend WSBT-TV, 1:30 to 2 p, m. each Sunday March 7, 14, 21. and 28, x comprehensive review of farm problems. Mrs Anna Hartman, who has been ill. is itopywed l»t is still confined to her hotoe Mr and Mbs Floyd Gingerich Os Syracuse called Sn Mr. and Mrs. Don Shively Tuesifey afternoon. Revival meetings are in progress at the Calvary Baptist ehurch. The putxic is invited to atttod. . < * * A I Miss Fayd Hollar visited Sunday afternoon at the Mace Hollar home Troy, Trent, and Todd Albert of North Manchester spent Tuesday and Wednesday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Hershei .Albert. ! I ’ Mr and Mrs. Harold Irvine ard I Lonnie were Sunday dinner guests o: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce of Claypool. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Johnson and , Lynn of Wawasee Village, spent ! Saturday at the Herbert Metge home. | Mrs. Anna Hartman had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. William Jefferies. Mr. and. Mrs. John Dye spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Charles' Dye and L mily. Mrs. Bernice Watkins was a dinner guest of .Mrs. Ruth Deatsman. Wednesday she will go .to the Herman Buckingham home to stay for three weeks while-toe Buckinghams are in Florida.,

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THE NLAIL-JOURNAL

Mr. and Mrs., Kent Adams and children of Fort Wayne and Scott Charlton were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hershei .'dbert. I Mrs. Omer Hawkins, a resident I at toe Methodist home at Warren, | who broke tier hip has been put in j traction. She is reported as doing ? i fine. - • ; Dick Boggs of International Busi1 ness college at Fort Wayne, spent the week end with his parents. Mr. . and Mrs. Don Boggs. ; Skip Saucer, of Winona Lake and ’ Mrs. Lester Teeple were Sunday ’ dinner guests of Mr! and Mrs. Robert Teeple and family. .Afternoon callers were Mrs, Norman Tt\>ple 1 and ' sons of Fort Wayne. Mr. and. Mrs Wayne Teeple and children and Mr and Mrs. John Mr and Mis .ijv Boggs and ■ i-.ini.-en were. Satuniay 'evening visitors at the Don Boggs home. Dennis Hepler spent Sunday with his g:-ra:d;>arents. Mr. arid' Mrs W -Hard Hepler. i Mr and Mrs. . Harland Bennett of Fiuton. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hejnrnirger of White Pigron, Mich,, wepej Sunday afternoon call- ' > at the John Hollar home. Mr. . i and . Nirs. John Hollar were former residents at Fulton. Mich - - _ Legion - ■ (Continued From Page 1) Poppy Window . will be made. Mrs. Stanley Scott gave a “ prize from the Veterans Crafts to '■ a lucky member, * Mrs. Hattie Btx-ker reported that h a Gold Star Mother, Mrs. Plomer Michael, will celebrate her birth- ~ day March 16. Each unit chairman was asked by the president to send in a re- “ port of what ■ she has done this year to her district . chairman by “ tiie first of April. ie . The members discussed and decided to give a donation to the schoJ-’ arship fund sponsored by the Milford PTO. The Legion Swiss steak "* supper will be held March 27, and n * any and »all persons wishing to help will be most welcome. Contact commander Robert Geiger for any information. . The social committee for April 1 was announced by the president. It as _• Mrs Worth Jiwkson. chairman; Mrs. Emery Hofler: Mrs. Merle CamriheH. Sr : Nibs. Esther Charl- ' ton; Mrs. Kathryn Coy; and Mrs. ■ Don Cecil. . MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes 4 Mrs Ean B. Helm of r 2 Leesburg 2 was admitted last Wednesday to the . Goshen hospital. She was released f Friday. Forrest Ramser of r 1 Milford and i Mrs. Myrtle Roberts of LeesburgI were released from the Goshen hos- * pital last Wednesday. Mrs. Leonard Kaufman of Leesburg was dismissed last Wednesday from the Murphy Medical Center. Wayne L. Lehman of r 1 Milford entered the Murphy Medical Center last Thursday. Patricia Mishler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mishler of Milford, was dismissed from the Goshen hospital Friday. I* Pearl Locke gs r 1. Milford was) released over the week end from the Goshep hospital. ■ Mrs. Karl Stookey of r 2 Leesburg was treated for a laceration to her left thumb over the week end in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center. She was dismissed fo!i lowing treatment. i Edward Cain of Milford was ■ dismissed Monday from toe Goshen ! hospital, Nicholas Skrumelak of r 1 Milford was treated Monday in the emergency room of the Goshen' hospital for injuries sustained in an industrial accident. Fred Wuthrich of r 1 Milford was released Tuesday from the Presbyterian St. Luke’s hospital in Chicago. He underwent eye surgery last week. - Mrs. Don Cecil of Dewart .Lake was taken to the Elkhart hospital on I Wednesday morning by the Mishler I ambulance.

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