The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 March 1965 — Page 9

SYRACUSE LOCALS Mrs. Frances Cole of Syracuse attended the March meeting of Eta Beta jPi Sorority held at Ruble’s Party Home in Milford recently.

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Mrs. Jay Peffley of Syracuse, a former Goshen resident, was a guest ’ when Mrs. Robert Peffley entertain- 1 ed her bridge club at her home in I Goshen recently. j

Mr. and Mrs. Foo Wong and Mrs. I Wang’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. King! Eng, arrived home last Thursday from a two-week vacation in Florida.

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| Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson of j Sweetser spent last weekend in the home of their daughter, Mrs. Robert Hullet, Mr. Hulley and family, : in Syracuse.

BPW Club Meets At Marley’s Steak House The Business and Professional Women’s dub of Syracuse met at Marley’s Steak House south of Syracuse for its March dinner meeting, Tuesday, March 9. Table decorations Were in keeping with St. Patrick’s Day. The president; Mrs. Leonard Barnhart, presided at the business session when memorials were arranged for two recently deceased members. Mrs. Helen Srobarger and, Mrs. Charlotte McSweeny. Members volunteered to assist with securing blood donors for the blood mobile which will be in Syracuse on March 26. The program was given by James Stuckman of Milford, who showed colored dides of Indiana Parks. The hostesses were Miss Ethel Bowser, Mrs. Noble Blocker, Mrs. Louise Byland and Mrs. Charles Dean. There were 29 members present. Charles and Gary Ritter of near ! Toledo, 0., were in Syracuse, Sat-1 undav on business.

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Mt. Tabor Church Will Present A Special Program The Hopewell Quartet of Kouts will present a special program of gospel songs in an evening sendee at 7:30 Sunday, March 21, at the Mt. Tabor Church of Gdd. They have appeared in many programs throughout Indiana. Illinois, Michigan. and Ohio, and also on numerous radio stations. The members of the quartet, who all’ hold down full time jobs along with their singing, are Earl Sommers, Don Gingerich. Ron Gibson and Marion Birky. The Mt. Tabor church is located three miles south, seven and onehalf miles west and one-half mile south of Milford. The public is invited to attend the service. SAMARIAN CIRCLE HOSTS TO SERVICE GUILD The Service Guild were guests of the Samarian Circle of the Syracuse Methodist church Wednesday morning, March 10, at the regular meeting. Coffee and rolls were served by Mrs. Jon Bushong and Mrs. Richard Ahrens as the group arrived. Mrs. James Fry gave the devotions. Mrs. Robert Searfoss gave the lesson on “Africa” from the study book “The Church’s Mission Among New Nations". There were 23 members present. The groups separated ‘for business meetings with Mrs. Charles Fs Kroh, president of the Service Guild and Mrs. Ernest Rogers, president of the Samarian Circle, presiding over their respective groups. The next meeting to be held April 14 will also be a combined meeting with the- Service Guild as the host group. If you’re anxious to .get gosh your garden, why not start by pruning your rose bushes? Purdue unniversity extension horticulturesay early spring is the time to prune them. .»■ *

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Thursday, March 18, 1965

GOODWILL HD CLUB MEETS AT HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP i The Goodwill Home Demonstration dub met Wednesday afternoon. March 10. in the House of Friendship with 12 members present. Mrs. Ralph Coy, vice president, opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag and the club creed. Mrs. Emma Mabie gave the meditation using quotations from Shakespeare. Mrs. Eldred Mabie gave the health and safety remarks on “polio shoes’’. Mrs. Hazel Miller, the guest gave the project lesson entitled “Party Planning and Favors”. Mrs. Coy gave the program planning lesson. • ■ ■ Mrs. Cleo Hen wood led the group in singing “My Wild Irish Rose” the song of the month. Mrs. Blanche Kline, president; presided at the business meeting. Hostesses■ were Mrs. Philip Lee and Mrs. Em- i ma Mabie. I Busy Bees Meet With Mrs. Roudabush The Busy Bees Home Demonstration club of Milford met with Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Roudabush for its March meeting. Club president Mrs. Cleveland Shuder opened the meeting and read for meditation an article en- i titled "My Purpose”. Health and safety report was given by Mrs Doral McFarren on "Frost Bites and Sun Bums”. Mrs. Arthur Gilbert gav e remarks on gardening. The club will continue sponsoring a 12 year old Indian girl through the Christian Children’s Fund for its -yearly project. The . lesson on program planning was given by Mrs. Don Ahrns. A buffet luncheon, in keeping with St. Patrifk’s Day, was served to Fred Personette of Syracuse, wth Mrs. Delbert Mpneyheffer cssist- '. ' ' ' ' I The next meeting will be April 9 at the-'home of Mrs. Alvin Wnldbeser. ;

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DONALD K. SNYDER, USM, COMPLETES COMBATTRAINING 1- CAMP LEJEUNE, -N.C. - Mai. rine Private Dorpld K. Snyder, son 1- of .Mrs. .Milan! H. Snyder of '557 W. Lincoln St., Nappanee, complet- :, led four weeks erf individual comI ■ — 1 -v? Ait' ' ' ", I iff j i BP \ - Jjr DONALD K. SNYDER bat training February 4 at the First ’lnfantry . Training Regiment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N.5 C. While with the regiment all new I Marines are trained in tactical and I combat skills needed for battle. Emphasis was placed on the small unit a tactic—the' four-man team and the 14-man squad. S' Mrs. Georgia Buster and daughter, Jane, entertained, at their home ’ on west Main, Syracuse, Thursday, Mrs. Betty Dust.' Mrs. Nelson Preston. Mrs. Alma Laine, Mrs. Tho- ’ mas Gilbert, Mrs. Paul Tague, Mrs. James Felts and Mrs. Gary-Beau* 1 champ. > ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l S Legals. NOTICE TO BIDDERS . r .g s« rd TuWnshlp, Ki?s..'iusko County, ■>. India'nu. will on March 39" 1965. receive | s- ab-d bids for the purchase of A Utility iFire Truck For Seward Township at the I office of said trustee.-..-All bids are to be on file by ":3O pm. | o’clock' of the aforesaid date. Dt tin:■ for ’ said purl chase. are on file tn the trustee’s office l and at the, .Burket ■ Fire: Station: These i n; s . > be. . x.irhin, d■ b. fore stfid purchase. r - ; jeer, any *nd all bids. . ■ ■ ’ In W : I my hand' and Seal this Bth day- of March. i 1965. 'I LOWELL LFCKKONEI ■ Township Trustee I ' MJ — M. 11 * IS XOTUI OF FILING OF PETITION FOR I THE LOCATION OF A PUBLIC ROAD State of Indiana > ) 88: i Kosciusko County • « In the matter of, the Petition, of . John T. Camden et al for the location cf a public highway in Tippecanoe Township I Kosciusko County. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that bn the Bth j day of March, 1965. John T? Camden anti I others filed in the Office of the- Auditor I of Kosciusko. County. Indiana., . .p.-tition for the location of a public road, to-wit: ■ Commencing on the sast. side of Sou!h ’ Barb e Driv-.. a public, highway in the I northeast quarter of Section 33. Township : 33 North. Range 7 East, where s?ld high- ■ way is intersected by •’Northsid" Road ’ ; as shown in the plat of Camden’s AdI dition to el-Nel Park on Bls Barbee Lake; j running thence" east on and upon said l - Northsid- Road"* a distance of 664 feet I to the east 18ie of said Section 33. thence [northeast and east on th,- Section Line i dividing Sections 27 and 34 In said Town--1 ship 33 North, Range 7 East, a distance of approximately 600 feet to Lakeview Drive as shown on the plat of Barb.ee Park Addition on Big Barbee Lake; thence North and upon said Lakeview Drive to it-s •, rrr.mation: thence northwesterly and. westerly approximately TWO feet following the route of a road no longer in use but the bed and route thereof still being visible- and terminating at said South Barbee Drive. . Said proposed road to be fifty (50’> - ■ . feet (25) on -each side Os the s. c’ion line dividing said Sectic t 27 and 34. . The only pers, particularly affected by -h,- proposed road are Edith Reasoner, Celia Kuhn, and Franklin Kuhn. This petition will be presented to the Board of County Commissioners at their r sular mtiting -place in the Court House. ■ ■■ ' ■■ ■ Dated this 10th day of MaI 1 - 5. ■ ■ NOBLE C BLOCKER Auditor, Kosciusko County,. IndianaMJ. — M. 11 18

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