The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1965 — Page 6
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL
North Webster News CORINNE STAPLES, Correspondent PHONE 834-2608
Mermaid Festival Activities And Committees Are Announced
The 1965 Mermaid Festival chairman. Jon-W. Sroufe, reports that committees have been appointed for this year’s festival activities. Festival fun might. June 19, is the kick-off for a week of joyous festivities. The fun night activities will take place on the streets of North Webster as they did last year. MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL $15.00 PERMANENT NOW FOR $12.50 WHEN YOU CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PLEASE MENTION THIS AD — i MIKE'S BEAUTY SALON 112 E. MAIN ST. PHONE: 457 3605 Syracuse, Indiana FREE PARKING ) This Offer Expires May 29 m We Do Not Give FREE FILM BUT — We Do Give GUARANTEED Quality mv COLOR PRINTS 24-HOUR SERVICE . Remember Your Summer With A Color Photo BURKHOLDER REXALL DRUG UPTOWN SYRACUSE Mino Ol 11115.1. Ol 11 TITIOS FOB I"T KKI l-HMI St *XI» IM I'KO Vl Ml X I OF Fl KI K HIGHWAYS £•»•<• Indian.*. Ko»ciu*ko Count*. **■ I VPI a- < Turn, r and other*, tor, the tocatton and i improv, nr.-n- ot a public Htthvay tn Be- > ward ■.Township. Koscluato County. 'lndiana .. Notice I* her. by «iren that a r> • has t>.. r. r il>«l in the Otttee ot the County ..Auditor of KoseluikO Couniy, Indiana. {■ aign. d by ta- nty-stx (W freeholder* I; astinc lor the >-«t*bil*hm< nt, location and I ot > public highway tn Sec- I s ion 2. TownahlP 31 North, Range 5 Kaat I in S. ward Townahlp. Kbaciusko Courty. | Indiana ‘ I Th- said pet it ion is on file in the Aud-* M«* • otiicv . and will be pr-sented to | -th- Board of Commission era. in their I usual meetin* plate in the- Court House, j Warsaw Indiana on June ?. 1965 at I 1» P M, wvh the. request that th. y . ' e, - - : proposed highway. Dated thia 18th day ot May. 1965. . NOBLE C. BLOiCKKH Auditor. Kosciusko County. Indiana MJ — M. 19 A 36 NOTH! •'» HUM. OF FITITIOX FOR I' 1 till 1-I.IMI X T IXI> IMFROVFMFXT OF FVBLIC HIGHWAYS State of Indiana Ke-viusko County, ss: In the matter Os the Petition of K.-n---ne h L Mcßride and others tor eatab- „ liahm-nt and improvement of public, highways in Wayne Township Notice Is hereby given that there has been fi’.-d tn the Office of the Auditor of Kosciusko County. Indiana. Weir duly , verified petition with 15 signatures, all; residents for the immediate neighborhood bordering the roads described below, and j asking for. the roads to be accepted into, the county road system, to be maintained br the County. I South from Sycamore Drier, where the, Blacktop presently stop*, oc the eon:tnuation at the road known a* Blue Spruce . Road to Tfiltp Tree Drive: and south from j Sv l -..."-ore Drive. wh-re :h- Blacktop pr<-; sentlx stop*, on We continuation of therood known as Re I wood Road to Tulip Tree Drtw; also then West from Blue Spruce Road on. the road known as Tulip ■ ■Tree' Drtv.' to the Country Club Road which roads are originally platted and recorded on. We 31*t day ot July. 1956. In . th-' Plat Book Number * at pare number I 150 tn the records of Koaciusko County, lidiana. For Flagstone Terrace. * ssbdivUioct tn Section 31. Township 13 North. Range 6 East- This petition is on file tn :h« County Auditor - * Office, and will be presented to tha Board of Commfamloners, at their regular meetinc place. In the Court Hous-. Warsaw. on the Th day at June. 19*5- « P ,^-. EST Datvd this 18th day ot MV. 1965. NOBLE C BLOCKER Auditor. Kosciusko County. Iliana M J— M ® a
Wednesday, May 26, 1965
In addition to activities in North t Webster, the committee has decided 1 to have a dance at Yellow Banks Re- . sort hotel at Lake Webster. Dancing ? for the evening will start at 9:30 p. m. This dance, which has been nam-1-ed Festival Fantasy, is a rendition i from the traditional Mermaid Ball of past years. The setting of the Festi- »■ val Fantasy dance will be somewhat [less formal than the Mermaid Ball. Queen candidates and their escorts will be invited' and tickets for the public can be purchased by writing the Mermaid Festival headquarters. The object is an evening of relaxed atmosphere. The two hour parade will be held ■Friday, June 25. at 6 pm. followed by the selection of the seven MerIniaid Princess. Saturday is the termination of' the Festival and the 'crowning hour for the 1965 “Queen - Entries are now coming in for the i “Queen of. Lakes" contest, talent show, basketball tournament and : cutie. contest. Marching units from < ; area hisi schools are row being put ; in their respective place in the
Backwater Friends Meet Thursday The regular meeting of the Back-, iuater Friends Home Demonstration club was held last Thursday night with Mrs. Archie Hoffcrt serving as cohostess. Mrs. Hoffert also gave ■■ med -a :eh -.v.is a entitled "If Nobody Smiled”. Mrs. Norman Rhodes gave the history of j the song of the month and led in i singing “Faith of Our Mothers". ‘ Health and safety leader, Mrs Har- ; old Leach gave safety tips to ob- | serve while boating and the garden lesson on control of common lawn weeds was given by -Mrs. Darrel I L-.m ’ McHatton of the McHatton, funeral, home in- Warsaw, with Lie aixl of ? Me sized doll 'gave a demotistration of mouth to mouth resuscitation. Cake decorating instnictuins and demonstrations were given by Mrs. Max Thomas and Mrs Archie Hoffert. Members, were given a recipe (for dtcoral n.t frosting and instruct,<nl in making coconut molds with l mixed fruits-in them and demon-
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eight ■ division parade. Concessions are being let for the week on the festival grounds - and the giant Gooding Amusement Company , will again actuate the midway, Persons interested in participating in any part of the Mermaid Festival are urged to make application early to insure the greatest possible cooperation from Mermaid Festival headquarters. Following is a list of the committees: General chairman, Jon Sroufe, assistant, John Herrman; festival fun night chairman. Phil Payne, aSsixtant, Nub Niles; talent contest chairman, James Greiner, assistant. Bill Kitson; baskerball tourament. Paul Royer and Don Butts; merchant* tent and grounds. Earl Tegiitmeyer: cutie parade chairman. Phil Leach, assistant Arden. AValgamuth; Mermaid parade marshal. Max Simpson, assistant, RexMiller; queen contest chairman, Mrs Phil Leach: cutie contest chair man. Mrs. Glen Bowen; secretary of Mermaid Festi\al. Marge Payne: and treasurer. Ollie H Link.
stratix! decorating with frosting l flowers and in the “cut-up" cake ; category showed how to make a lion. ! Roll call was answered by "how > I learned to drive". Mrs. Robert j Rhodes received the door prize j and secret pal gifts were presented to Mrs Ray Rupprecht. Mrs. Arden Rider and Mrs. Glen Vanator who were observing birthday anniversaries, '•. • The hostesses served fresh straw- | berry pie, coffee and tea to the 23 | members and Miss Phyllis Swick of i near Tri Lakes who was a guest at I the meeting. Mrs. Robert Rhodes i vc.ll entertain the club at her home June 17. -NW- | COMMIMTY NEWS . Robert Richwine, who suffered a heart attack and was a<im.tted to tlie Whitley County liospital .May 10. was released and returned to his home May 15. He is feeling better after a week end visit with Mr. and Airs James .Markle of Chelsea, Mich Mr. Markle is Mrs. Richwine’s son Mr. Richwine is a retired U. S. PoStmiLster having served at the North Webster Post Office for . many years. Reverend and Mrs. Brooks Linn
’ are vacationing in Canada this week. Mrs. Lloyd Rood of Pierceton and Mrs. Loren Krugeg visited last Monday at the Ravens-Croft school of beauty culture at Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Adams of Larwill and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Beezley visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W’ill Kohlman at Buchanan, Mich. I Mrs. Ermal Vanator, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Vanator and family were Sunday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pifer and family following a pontoon ride on Sechrist lake. Bob Steele of Indianapolis visited his uncle, Earl Steele, the first of the week. : Mrs. Mary Katherine Love and • children and Mr. and Mrs. Gene ’ | Krouse all of Fort Wayne were ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Krouse 5 Sunday. Mrs S. E. Marvin of Brownsburg. [ and Mr. and Mrs. George Staples and son were guests of Mr. and ’ j Mrs. Robert Brindle and family at their camp site on Blue lake Sunday _ : night. * SYRA-WEB MFG. CO. OPERATION IN NEW LOCATION The Syra-Web Manufacturing company which was destroyed by fire on March 3 has opened again in the building which formerly housed Method’s on Main street in Milford. The company handles canvas products and is Owned by Mr. and Mrs. {Jack Hickman.
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Syracuse Locals
Mr. and Mrs. James Hann and! sons and Mrs. Juanita Grimes, Syracuse, spent Sunday, May 16, in the home of their brother and son, Robert Grimes, his wife and two children near Frankfort. Mrs. Grimes remained for several weeks visit. Miss Jane Buster, and Philip Charters, Syracuse, spent Sunday. May 16, at Buck Lake Ranch near Angola. Mrs. Elva Connell, Miss Catherine Connell, and Mrs. Orval Knisley and children, Becky and James, of Syracuse spent a day recently with Mrs. Connell's granddaughter, Mrs. Russell Sprange, and children and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bollhauve at Winamac. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kitson and children of Syracuse spent Sunday, May 15, in Ridgeville where visited the graves of Mrs. Kitson s' parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott. Tliey were, met there by a niece. Miss Sharon Cyphers of Piqua, 0., with whom they visited.
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Mrs. Emily Luedders and Mrs. Maude Lancaster of Burr Oak, Mich., spent Sunday, May 15, with Catherine Babcock, Syracuse. Mr. and ltrs. Bill Darr, Syracuse, ■ entertained at a cookout recently ' in honor of their daughter, Debbie, who was observing her eighth birthday. Guests were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Darr, and her brothers, Dan and Dennis and sister Dixie. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haab and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haab and daughter Jill, Syracuse, were- in Latty. 0., on Sunday. •'Hiey also visited with the former's, daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sinn and family at lard Sttoller and daughter of PauldIngyT — Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lee Gilbert and children, of Syracuse spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson in Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Thurio Gall of Syracuse, attended a birthday party Sunday at the home of Mrs. Curtis Stump, r 2 Goshen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Calrence Metzler of Syracuse, attended a reception Sunday in Goshen given for Miss Theresa Wortiriger by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wortinger folthe baccalaurate service.
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Rev. and Mrs. Claude Coppock of Wakarusa and Syracuse Lake called at the home of Mrs. Estella Swartz, Syracuse. Tuesday. They were enroute to Huntington to attend the graduation of a granddaughter. Nancy Neaterer.