The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 May 1965 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL

The PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY Ch. Milford Mall (EM. 1888) , e Consolidated Into The Mail-Journal Feb. 15, 1962 Democratic . * * aMjCHTRAT.D EL BAUMGARTNER, Bdttor and Publisher ' Did.l.A BAUMGARTNER, Business Manager Entered aa Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse. Indiana Subscription: $3.00 per year In Kosciusko County; $3.50 Outside County i

EDITORIALS Even Bob Hope Thinks So

J' Anyone who saw the Bco Hope Variety Show at the Indiana university ■ niu>t have l- vn impressed by his ability to hold an audience. His patter seems as good t<>day as it was during World War II when n.iany of the dads of the I. U. students heard him in army camps across ■ ry. * ■ . .' • When Hope had his audience well fen-, thralled by his jokes and song, he went into a serious line of thought, telling about his visit to the bases in South \ iet Nam over the Christmas holidays; ’ He praised American troops there as

New Salem News Ry MRS. K\Y FFRVERDX ' The Women's'"Fellowship meeting was held all day on Tlnirsday in the social rooms of the church TTt«\ - fth . - ■ txcidaiifs - • . During the afternoon, Mrs. RuS’.V" t' ’ ■ ': < ■ I|..a God Makes .A Mother an 1 ”Mv Master's R< flw-tion" Mei - ■ ■ ■. s:;; ■ ■ “In ‘ 1 ■■. < Li«aming" ..:■•! “Loves Old Sweet i T’ • ; ■ . mat; ’.Mothes . ■ -' - ■ .' ; . w, ■ from I S. nn:< 1 ■<* Mrs Kreider SjMke of HanI n»>! < ■ .i v«iir.‘ ago. • The 'program was given by Mrs. ! ■ ■ ■' ■'.;ry / tTose to' Sebring where '’ -. ■ ’ , a . • - Del . • •n ■ • COMMI MTY NEWS | . -,. ■ ■ ■-f . ■ . Er I Jones of Ed Smith of r r Syracuse on Sun- 1 ! ■ - - Mr and" s eh ■ Tuesday Mr and Er.i'A S: were also thn- i ■ ■ , •.,-- ' ' , ■ , - ' entertained at dinner on Sunday for’i Milford, and Mr . and Mrs. Richard;

Gandy of r. 1 Milford? Mrs Ruth DeFries of r 1 and Mrs Virginia Bockman of North . Webster enjoyed. Sunday dinner at the . Grassy Creek restaurant ’ and called on Mrs, Bertha Bricker at Osweco on Sunday afternoon. ' John Plank .U Leesburg and ■ Larry Giant of r 1 Warsaw spent two ’days-'in Michigan, hunting mushrootns. Mrs... Giant and daughters. Sonya. Kathy and Lpri spent Sunday in the? home of Mrs. John Plank. Karen. Jay and Debbie, of, ’ Leesburg Mrs Edith Hu-'er of Gosher. is spending.several’ weeks in the home of Mr.' and Mrs. William Weybnght of near New Paris. Guests of Mrs, Huber .on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs Chester Huber and son. of Waterford and Mr Mrs. 'Vernon- Huber of Wakarusa. Mr and MrS' May Shriely and sons. Dennis and Douglas, and Mr. and' Mrs Lester Dye of Leesburg ate dinner at the Grassy .Creek Restaurant ’ on Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker of: North -Webster on Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce . Baker; Susan, Douglas and David |

Wednesday, May 12, 1965

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"the best fighting men anywhere in the is these men and told of the bush fighting they are up against.. While Hope said events there* prove "l/arry Goldwater was right all along,” he lad unconditional support for President Johnson’s policies of bombing in North Viet K Nam. • . Hope is not a strategist— he never conditions first hand. And he is a powerful voice. Most Americans seem to agree with everything he said in this serious moment.

of Leesburg, Mr. = and Mrs. Frank ncy ii ! 'Ar- ■ noid <■: r r Syracuse and ’Mr. and ■ Mss Clara Dru-er o: Warsaw entertained at dinner in her home for Mr and Mrs Ray Ferverda of r 1 Milford, Mr and Mrs Rex Wild; man.' Steve, Kent, Brent. Wenda' I «: of Warsaw. ■ Mr.-f and Mrs, Bryce Baumgartner and . Billy of Milford, and Blake Baumhgartner of r 1 Milford. • reunion was held on Sunday in the in nea Mr and Mrs John Morehouse. ■ |munfty ;u ! :v- Mr ahd Mrs.. Guv .. ■ ... ... ■ '■ E ' Mr. ’ ■ ’ ■• I ■ q( Gonp of SeF CALVARY EUB HOLDS MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET Th. Syracuse Calvary ELB church 1 -eld. the-mother and daugh- !• r 1 Wedix-.-day evening; , M;>y 5; in the Fellowship hall <>i ■ ■iK-rs present. . At each pkax? were found potted I pans a•< -that wen* used as : land also as the table decorations; . ‘table grace Mrs. Howard Juday. W.sWS president, was mistress, of ceremonies and w elcomed the. ladies - . lard Ditrncr sang se - .t*r.d selectuns Mrs Rolland Hodgson ■ ink Tier- ■ ‘ ■ - ' - ; taken'from Ihvverbs .31. and there - ' j , Missionary Sjm ,»k> ■ ■ ■; . ■vs f. : . .. ■' a ; >■. ■ ■ led from Africa where they are nusM“s Forster - the... tor-. Potted }»ku.ts were awardetl to ' tile v • ns-r.i ’ w:.,, Mrs I pat Bornamaa; the oldest mother-. Mr- E“a Mi.icr arid Mrs. Emma \\ M Mis Maude Geiger the iiwther w th the mo-r cr.imkLtuvh- • tens, and the youngest grandmother. Mrs Theldon Kiine - - Tl’-e ■ procran' dosed w‘J: d.<- . grm:p singing .“Faith of- Our Muthlers” and repeating the Lord’s iPrayer .

PAST MATRONS CLUB MEETS The Past Matrons club of= the Syracuse Order of .-Eastern Star met Tuesday .evewng. .May 4. in the !hwme of Mrs CLarks W. Kroh (with Mrs Court S’a. ;,>..h find Mrs. I Rebecca Kitson .as the -co-hostesses, t -Mrs. Cre-.f.d Cramer, president, [ presided at the business session. Games were played with prizes going .to urn Rapp, Mrs. Huth Rapp The hostesses served refreshments during the social period. MRS. HARRY NICOLAI ENTERT AINES LOIS CIRCLE Mrs. Harry Nicolai. Syracuse. -receptlv entertained the Lois circle of the Syracuse Calvary EUB church in her home. It was previously reported that Mrs. Harold Nicolai was. .the hostess for the Lois circle.

Civil Defense Unit Holds Special Meeting The Syracuse Civil Defense unit 1 I laid a s;xs m: meeting Wednesday evenir.g. May 5. in the town hall, ffresident, Thomtis Gilbert *pn -, I Mr. G.’bert told the unit that the CD truck needed new seats and the members approved the purchase of ] the seats He also said that the uni tv could purchase a 25,000 amps per hour . generator for S2OO. The- one ’ ui ■' now h is is 32,000 amps per- ■ »ur. and has been m use for .some time, The members voted to pur- . . r. , Mr G bert reported .the tires (dr ■ Robert D- an reported the truck was ■ ■ was. told to purchase the pipe and . DirectcH- Earl Money said the - sdeiation : will have an all day meeting. trial and game shoot. ' at. the ■ ■ ■ men and some will 'bring their , families. - He had been asked to contact a- • non-profible organization to have a ■■/■ ■-■ ■ >' ” \ the area ' r the • <iay H U'k<-1 tile unit if it want- ; <“i to ha’.e t;:e stand. Tills was ajv- . proved. ’ ■ Mrs Ciarles Dean. Mrs. Jimmie L-s* G: and Mrs Bud Hall, formed .ft® comm.uee of arrange- ■ .wr.ieh is equiped with a kitchen for ire t;m; to ust • T - offer was acRobert lh..;i viT-’ake the-truck with the generator to be used for. I power since electricity is not avail-; air’e in the preserve, Earl Cooper will get milk cans to be used to : n<;s>rt watt r T./!> «-s and chairs wilfc-be borrowed from the Syracuse , : dv >..:■•-< m as Wep ;is a coffee. M v.-.’ make arr.inge- ”■■ ' - n-” : tv-.- .md w (intact ' drink et>m:>any . ■ '■ Present at tlie meet ng were T ..,s Ei: Mono;.. Glen ; • Sih’!. Mr. and Mrs Charles Dean.: ■Mr at*l Mrs Robert” Dean. Mn». G.lhert and eb. 1 “ ard Mm 5 Lee G. '--- M<s D-rothy Cat:<er. ’ R [ion Enyoar* Mrs. Markham, Mrs Ftoyd Schlotter- 1 . k and Mrs Georgia Buster. rr pays TO ADVERTISE

MOTORCYCLE T. T. SCRAMBLE RACES May 16, 1965 ' Just 3 Miles North Os Pierceton On State Road 13 Practice: 12:00 . Races: 2:00 Sponsored By The LAKELAND MOTORCYCLE CLUB Donation: Adults SI.OO — Children Under 12 Free

Attendance Report For Lakeland Grades The six weeks’ attendance report for March 15 to April 23, has been released by Lakeland elementary coordinator Edgar Speer. The average daily attendance in the, Leesburg elementary school was 259.52 for 95.61 per cent. In Milford the average daily attendance was 372.30 for 93.77 per cent, in Syracuse it was 538.44 for 93.95 per cent and in North Webster it was 303.70 for 94. 07 per cent. In per cent of attendance by rooms the room at Leesburg with the highest‘per cent was Martha Fawley’s third and fourth grade with' 98:39 per cent. At Milford David Wingard’s sixth grade class was highest with a percentage of 98.15. Ralph Bushong’s class was high for North Webster with a 97.19 per cent. It is also a sixth grade class. At Syracuse the class with the highest per cent of attendance was Betty Moltz's fifth grade with 98. BETHEL YOUTH PLAN FOR SUMMER ACTIVITIES - The Bethel youth group met at ' the church in Milford last Thurs- i ■ day evening. Some discuss on was t hold planning the exents for the Isummer. e The group will host two district 'officers at a meeting on June 17. In July they will hold slave weeks [ and' go on an overnight camping! top. • | i Some discussion' Was held about im they will give during ■ church services for -the last Sunis which 'were made reef atty hospital at 1 Westville arid the Oaklawn center at Elkhart were discussed. The next meeting will be May 20. | from Americus, Ga., will be the ■ guest speaker. MRS. GILBERT ENTERTAINS AT HOME OF MOTHER Mrs. Thomas Gilbert entertain- i (xl at a demonstrator party at the I i home of her mother, Mrs. Georgia Buster, west Main street, Syracuse, j Thursday evening. May 6. . Present were Mrs. Alma.' Om. Mrs. Ralph Wagoner, Mrs. Buster. I Miss • Jane Buster, Mrs. Ella Pollock, and Mrs. Esther Osborn, and several children. NEW SCHEDULE FOR B VXD O TRAINS’ The .following schedule is now in effect for B and 0 passenger I ■ trains serving the Syracuse com-. ' imunity: . I Westbound—No. 9 due at 3:56 a..m. local time tflagstop’; No. 7 due at si 1:46 pm. local time <flagstoph Eastbound—No 1Q due at 1:56 p. m. local time" ■-regular stop': No. 8 • due at 12:40 a. in. local time (stop by prearrangement only). . Legals NOTHT TO TAXPAYERS ' OF .AOBITidN'AI APPROPRIATION'S N'• •*• *!: - ! - .* ■■■ th • ■*.,-.• •< I of Whitko Community School Corporation Whitley and Kosciusko Counties. Indiana, [that the prop, r 1. cal officers" of said mun7*31) : k pm on th,- 17-h .;.-.y 6f XI,•• 19‘5. Will < ns Id er th.. f ollowtav adal appropriation which aaid oIIn- rs ■' ' •••••■ at ■■ ■ lumul,«tivr fund Shlt.ieu) ; architect** and enrine.-rs fees j. Taxpayers .aphearih* at such meetlrg > shall have a right to be heard thereon. , The additional appropriations as finally ■ made will be automatically referred to the State' Board of Tax Commissioners, which Beard will hold* a further hearing. i within’.- fifteen days at the Coanty Auditor's Office of Kosciusko County, In- '* dlana. or at S'.nh ether ple.-c.- as may be ' ’.ated.. At' auch hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional aip-“r-.'priations may be heard and Intercst-xl i j taxpayers* may inquire of the County * * ; ■ jait.ed M.v 4 ’?>f*s ■ ■ ’ XSAURtCE SCOTT S-' -*'*’,.77 I .MJA- PP M*s* 12 NOTICE ! Notice 13 hereby elven.that sealed prop-' I osals for the const ruction of certain 1 Huhway Improvements as described be-, I low. will be received by the Indiana State HUhway Cotnmisjlon at■ i’s-effices I to-the Ind. Offic-- Building. ■'•■:*' ; ' .*• ■ *. :*.,. * • ••.'•l.* Indiana Hoj*.. of H-n-: I M-67R3 — Blds are invited er. EITVMIX-; ; K .th- Ft. Warne] t on . the followiisg: KviSTU'SKO eot'XTY SR 14 See-’ • - :on J —' " 31 .ihn>-s In Kosciuslco County ' '--■T, 'he NYC RR Ln Sl.v-r Lak-. . ast a . j Plans and proposals may be e'xamln- d at : the Indiana State Highway | I Commission. Stat- Office Building.* Room | 1313. Indianapolis. ' Indiana. --NA STATE HjVT Ct ' M-J & PP — M S & 12.

Sorosis Club Has Annual Spring Party The annual spring party of the Sorosis chi> of Slilford was held at Foo and Faye’s on Monday evening, May 3., A cantonese meal Was served to the members and three guests, Mrs. Amos Gawthrop, Mrs. Elaine Hall and Mrs. William Perry, all of Milford. Mrs. Harry Phend, party chairman. welcomed the group and Mrs. Richard Sumner led in the blessing. Place cards were decorated with oriental, pictures. Door prizes consisting of floral centerpieces were given to those having a ducky number on the back of the place cards. After dinner Mrs. Glenn Morehead gave out the new program books. Mrs. Glenn Brown then showed a film of the trip to Europe which the Purdue Glee club had recently taken. Back ground music was taken from tapes of the performances given while on the trip. Mrs. Otto Wiggs, president, thanked the committee for a job very well: done. Others on the committee

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in addition to Mrs. Phend and Mrs. Brown were Mrs. Frank Barker, Mrs. Parker Phend and Mrs. Bill Little. Let Contract For County Jail Office At their meeting this- month the county commissioners signed a contract with Norm Reiff Construction for repairs and new equipment in the office of the county jail. The contract price is $801.07. The contract calls for exhaust ceiling, ceramic window sjlls and a built-in counter and file cabinet to be made of oak paneling and formica according to specifications, by sheriff Howard Holbrook. These changes' in the jail office are being made to complete tlie

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remodeling program at the jail which started last year. Complaint Arly Beigh of Clay township appeared before the board complaining that the John Shireman ditch was not completely cleared and gleaned on his property when the job was supposedly finished. The commissioners said they could xvithhold: pax- from the person cleaning the ditch until the job is satisfactory., Robert Rerrick of Waveland Beach on Lake Wawasee was present to sec if a road in that area was vacated once and for all when it had been petitioned in 1962. The records show it vacated as of September 10. 1962. County attorney Robert Rasor advised Mr. Re-Tick that a petition to re-open the road could be filed by those interested and it could be viewed again. Some of the Waveland beach residents do not have easy access to the public beach since this road is closed.

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SYRACUSE SADDLE CLUB MEETS FOR WORK DAY The Syracuse Saddle club members fnet recently for a work day at the club house and grounds. A sack lunch and dessert were served at noon. At 4 o’clock the president, Everaido Ganz, presided at the business session when plans were disenssed for the horse show to be held June 6 with classes at 10 a. m. and 12:30 p.m. -Another work day will be held June 5. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ottavi and daughter Linda of Palos Park, 111., attended the meeting. TO COLORADO Larry Slabaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Slabaugh of near Milford, will leave Friday morning for Golden. Colo., where he plans to make his home.