The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1965 — Page 8

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Leesburg High School Commencement To Be Tomorrow Evening At 8 p.m.

The Leesburg high school commencement will be heid at 8 p.m ; June 3 in the high school gym. Bev Phillip C Philbroofc, humorist and philosopher, will be'.the speaker using the topic ' "Playing..Ball I '. He . is a graduate of Colgate university and the Colgate Rochester • I) \ .::>•> sdiool ' ■* ‘ j .A list of seniors- ana .their plans ; follow;. • Janet Ann Anglin Miss Anglin pi.ins to attend Ball, State university and major in elemeri- j tary teaching. Following commencement her par-' eots, Mr and Mrs. Herman Anglin, and Cindy will entertain in her hon-| or Invited guests will be Miss Ethel Anglin. Gaiumbia City. Mr. and t Mrs jack Smith. Sechr.st ake. Mr. j and Mrs John Anglin and family and j Mr and Mrs Fred Anglin of Tip- . pecanoe Lake. Everett Dausmun. Mr, and Mrs Dick Klopenstein. Tammie and Track*. Mr. and .Mrs Raymond Hartman and family, Mr , md Mrs . Hugh McCann. Mr and Mrs Marshall Anglin and Mr. and Mrs Chris' Kammerer . J Punch chl cake kill lx* served. Carol Boyer Carol plans to be married. .idi Elaine Rockingham M;ss- Buckingham plans to' study ■ • ■ - Elkhart. iCinch and cake will be served to ... mencement at the hdirie .trf her par-1 j v-nt - Mr and Mrs HeiTnar Buck- j |< Veronica Sue- Copeland ,j Miss Copeland will beg-ti nurses f j ■ Fait --Wayne in September. ' h Douglas Metz.; Sr-. :. v.!i entertain m hono-M ss Ci»;•<•*-. , ■ members and close friends .of ?,'>*• -, family. * .. N , Kathleen * Khinehart Dye * ~rt ixrore he- marriage last : December she is employed at the , DePiiv Manufacturing Co. Six* re- a sides with Ixt husband at Siibur- !i \cres Mobile Home Court j Mrs Noel Rhtoehart will enter-1 t.i’. tor Kati > follow : g commence, n;ct : The tabic w ;ii lx- laid w ,-th loth ntei . - ■ i Kil I:• tret o es - to the relatives and friends- who attend Sharon <• >ha and Rita O’Rrian Miss versitv • ■ ■■ • Mi - - O'Rrafi will' .enter ; s.-> raining at tl* Fort. Wayne September 1, > < lose friends and 'relatives will * attend, a party following fotrantm*- J merit at the home of Mr: and Mrs j Wilmer Gobo in honor of Sharon' j Gotxiand Rita O’ Brian. r ilie girls l Iriuu-b ~nd cake will tx* serried iests i | * Nancy Jo CrXMi out 1 plans but p time to wairk. Karen ,x*ic Plank Miss Plank is undecided '.about 1 i her future plans hut may take bus- * iness training .at a Fort Wayne obi- * lege- * Her parents will entertain rela tives and friends in her honor-follow-

isc commencement Kv ctx rake, and punch wifi be served the i guests. j Patty Kay Smatti j Miss Smoltz is undecided about J •’.-'her y ■ work this ’ summer J Judith I 'imr Smith M ss Smith w;I;l attend Ball State , ersity . jibe plans to major in i Her parents wig entertain at open j bouse foUowtng commencement fori family, neighbors, and friends in j . - j Sandra Weaver M;V Wimmt w attend Ball State university in September She tlay night. Mr and Mm Weaver hare invited 45 guests to open house in her .bynor. Icecream, rake nuts ;uxi mints.. punch ami coffee will b<* served the guests. Charles Gamer. Jr, Outfit's Garner hits been accepttxi a: Indiana Central college. Indianapotis. Ho plans lo be a math * ,»r Hr and Mrs.- Gamer will enter* tain following commencement in hss honor. Cakecoffee, and punch wig be starved to the family and . i Pardee Allen Gnnler Pardee Gunter plans to enter Grace coUege at the beginning d the lag semester. Upon 'completing

the four year college course. he ! plmas to enter the Grace Seminary for training to be a minister Mr and Mrs. Gunter will enter ; tain follow ing commencement for | the family and friends in his honor Cookies and punch will be sensed the guests. | Gary Landis Gary will be working at Donnelley- and Son's following grad- 1 latioo commencement night. Mr. and Mrs Landis will entertain relatives and friends, honoring Gary. Cake J cream, and punch will be served. Mike s undecided what his pkins for the future «i be but he is considering working at R. R Donnelley, and Sons. : ■: Deogtas K. Smith Doug Smith wilt be workme with his father this summer at the Leesburg Grain Elevator Co He is con- ! . sidering entering a business coliege in the fall 1 Following commencement a par- J ty will he given by Mr and Mrs j in his honor. Invited guests I aw Mr and Mrs. J. E. Hart and 1 and Mrs. Robert Hart and ! daughters of Warsaw Mr and Mrs. j Bud Lan& of North Webster; Mr. »

Wednesday, June 2, 1965

and Mrs Robert Shroyer of Warsaw ; Mr. and Airs. How ard Smith Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith. Mr and Mrs. H S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Smith and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kammerer. Refresinnents of sandwiches and ;salad wnU be served - tieorge Edward T e eple 1 ‘'Ed” Teeple will work for the Shue Sray Service this summer. He is j undecided for his plans for the future.. Robert Lane Tusing Robert Tusing will enter Grace j coHeee in September. He plans on ! a teaching career. . A family party, honoring Robert, ! will be given following eommencej merit-. Refreshments will be served. Douglas Walker | Doug Walker will be employed at |R. R. Donnelley and Sons. following graduation. - . Charles Rodney Teeple Rodney Teeple plans to work this , summer and enter Wheaton college * this fall. ! • - -_L— • Glen Kammerer ■ Is Head Coach At Leesburg Glen “Chet" Kammerer. a 1960 I Leesixtri: h.gii schorl, graduate'.. has i been' named tlx* head coach in ;; basketball and baseball at Grace. .college ■ ■ ■ He was an outstanding basket- < bail player in high school and broke [ I several college records while play • - tl e Gra< e L n ers He was ' that toured the far east two years ] ago; Upon graduating from college. ■ *'» ; .■ ;v;i- -named a«vs:staht : i. He V Vnd' Mrs Kammerer are active ■mb* ’’ church Mr K ammerer is working'-' B; S - ' university BIBLE SCHOOL AT OSWEGO CHURCH el Ci -C ■•- Itl Jkx from. iV till 11:15 Monday - ■ !- -' * t>> -t WO- -Weeks . i* i include the beginners through. • ■ . ors rtments Mrs. « * -.■'<■ ; -'i ■■ : e dlllv’.or i ■ -L- . SI NIOR pMi t Y HELD t v - *i ; • *• senior class at . bis lllvshurg high .seise**! alumni. Re- ! I fresh ments were served to.-those. j Hle sTV*-’ 'will--''begin Jtmo- "at 643 at the Brethren church and | w l dismiss at 845 There 'wall be J ! a nursery for small chtkken There I m ill b<> classes for all including j its .. ' ' * .'(lasses will he Monday 'through 1 Fi - fo> two weeks \ picnic will ■ June at the home of I Res ; Mrs iou -; K igle f at all who attended arid also all the tenchOTS and workers The closing-Bible . school Jtn'gman will be given June ?0 ' " * 1

BIBLE school at METHODIST CHURCH B ble school will be held at the ■] Methodist church Monday through ! j Friday beginning June J for; one ' i j week It will he from 8 JO till 11 1 'am Mrs Herman Anglin is the ; •director j 1 : —lr— ■ IS WNI M MEMORIAL PAY GATHERING Mr and Mrs Herman Allen on- : 1 tertained at the annual rathering ; on Memorial Day at a potkx-k din- ; *; tests were • Mr and Mrs * Pick Vilen ami family. Mr ami • Mrs Robert Vlen .and children. Mr and Mrs Max Miller. Mr and ' Mrs Max Miller. Mr and Mrs aid Mdler and son. and Mr and Mrs Robert T Shively and dutch-j ■ ter. . SI RPRISFJ> ON BIRTHDAY • • ■ . ••<* : slay evening at :> se hdthdav .<Hnner.’ in honor j Jof Mrs Dick Kfopenstein Other | 'Were- Mr anti Airs, Ixtren Pound and Dick Klopenstein ■ -lrCOMMUNITY NEBS 1 i l Mr. and -Mrs Jack Klope: children of Na{*ponee vjLttil ae Paul Yocum home Sunday, r ; TUdd and Tkni Yocum are recover- - front the manatee. Sh orn Kyker, infant 'daughter, of

[Mr and Mrs James Kyker. was lied during the morning ser- , at - the Brethren church. Mis*. Lots Buckingham. Miss Cheryl Huffman and Mrs Morris Huffman will leeve Sunday for • Enid. Okia. where they will be t guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckingham for one week. Mr. ! Buckingham is stationed at the Vance Air Base there. ! Miss Nancy Brick of Fort Wayne sprat last week visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bvre'r j Burial services were conducted at the Leesburg cemetery Thursday . morning for Marvin Stiver erf Elkbart Mr Stiv er was a former Leesburg resident and was married to ,the former Maragret Fetters. Mrs Anna Bishop sprat last week with Mrs Hazel Ward of North Manchester They also v isited res htives in Benton county Mr and Mrs Robert Teepie and ; familv attended a family-get-togeth-ier Memorial Day at the home of | her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Me [ Cartnev at Warsaw. A potkrk dinI ner was enjoyed at the noon hour. ' There were 39 in attendance Mrs. Nettie Teeyrfe rad Mrs. Mabel lippmcott were Sunday tfin- ' ner guests of Miss Nevada Lipptn-

cott at Warsaw. Other guests were Ed Lippincott of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shoemaker and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lippincott .of South Bend. Mr and Mrs. George Buckingham and children of Park Forrest, 111., were Memorial weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Buckingham and Lois. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Lyons spent Sunday in Sharpsville. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Roler and Mrs. Flossier Cage. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter visited Mr and Mrs. Gary Popenfoose and sons in their newhome at Fort Wayne Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. W. and Mrs. Koontz of York. Pa . were Memorial holiday guests of their son. Rev. Kenneth Koontz and family. Rev. H W Koorit? was guest speaker at the Sunday evening service of the Brethren church. Little Ricky Koontz is ill at his home with an infected ear. Mrs Maxine Robinson accompanied the Milford seniors on their class trip in tlx* eastern states She arrived • home Saturday morning. Miss Ruth Yeager of G-ange’-was i Saturday overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Herman Allen. She attended the Leesburg Alumni Saturday night. There were 188 in attendance. the largest crowd they ever hod Mr and Mrs .Clyde Heator. spent the, weekend at Greenwood with Mr and-Mrs Jim Kizer and Julie 'Mrs, Maude Ilartman is 111 at the home of her daughter. Mrs Ch Longenecker She is suffering from a gall, blatlder ailment. Mr and Mrs. Glen Hollar of Gran-jer-i, Mr and Mrs, Phillip Funkhous- - ;■ and sog In Osttnila and ‘Mr and Mrs, Norman Archer and family were guests of Mr. and . Mrs. Ira Sh-u* .- pit luck dinner Sunday Mrs G< patient at the Goshen tiospiLil. Mfs Arina H ?as a Wednesday evening prater guest of Mr and Mrs Ed Blue and family, Mr and ;Mrs. Lewis Noel and Kay •were' guests of-Mr. and Mrs, . Max Noti and : irvtiy G«t wood race i». in ii.mapihs.; » Jerry Irvine Os Chicago the w.v-. .-'id w th his jvirents. Mr. And ■Mrs’ Bob Bn.Kx*dand family of Claypoo were Sunday evening visitors at the' Harold Irvine home. The bridge club, met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Ed Charlton as - Mr- Ro!x*rt Mdier Tht* Ixistess 'servtsl ivti'cslinxuus . to tiie . roernMs and. Mrs Tom Edgar, Tom- - guests of' Mr and Mrs. Gene Zartnxm arid children. Mrs Thelma McCorkle attended the- Inspection of Eastern Star at Plymouth: Tuesday night, Sirs Dewey E;»:>ley of Nappanee has Ixvn released /rom the hospital arid at her honx*. Six* is tlx* daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Stookey. Mr .a-!. Mo Mayn.ini W.xie and Air and Mrs Donald Woods of Warsaw were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr arid Mrs. Jiaiior 3 Mrs John Bozier and Miss Bertha Bishop of New Haven were Memorial day weekend guests of Everett Bishop.' ; Robert Reichard of- New Haven .called <>n Mr and Mrs. Forrest Lyons Saturday; Dr and Mrs. Dean Baltlef and Da\ d of West Lafayette were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and ■Mr- Andrew Kammerer. Dr. Boiler lias recovered from a recent illix*ss. Mr an<i Mrs Don Klopenstein and family of Paw Paw. Mich.. wjOre guests over the weekend of Mr and -Mr- Bruce May Mrs Mildred Klopenstein of North Web* ster was a Sunday evening caller She abo called on Mr. and Mrs Esta Yocum

MRS. HOWARD HAS SURGERY \!:* H- ' Bernice Howard. ■Syracuse, -derwent surgery Wednesday. May 26, at St. Mary's hospital, Rochester. Minn. Mrs. Howard will retna i hospital for two weeks while receiving therapy treatments, she would like tb-..'re-ceive. mail from her friends in Syracuse ■*" . ' —_ ■ _ j" Mrs Helen Overstreet, Syracuse. | wall he at the organ at the Beacon on Friday arxl Saturday nights beginning May 28.

LEGAL LEGAL HOTIC* or rCBLIC’ HEARING HMH* t» hrrrdy «'.Tm that U» .Local Alcoholic Btnrui Board of Koectwakc IT. Indiana. wtU. >t IV 00 A. M oo - ' Vth day of June, ■ lVfcS | *; th* Clerk t Office. Court Boom. a Um at? of Vimt. Indiana. in (Aid , County. bee in tnrreilsailon of ihe appll/ cation* of the foilowtn* named pMMORV tMautsii th* unite to the applicant*, al th* locations hereinafter set out. of tb* Alcoholic Beverste Permit* of the clasem nrrelnafter dealxnated and will, at said time and place, receive Information con- i c*rains th* fitness of said applicant*, and , th* proprteiT of Issutns the permit* *p- | piled for to such applicant* at th* promkM# .. B- •*.r Louise Himes Executrix estate of'. O^ors. Himes dha Old Hickory, Taeren ‘R.vmrac; B<er A" Wine' . RctaUe-rs. ' Slain St. Milford. Indiana. Buddy L Smith A Ray Kefarher (Restaurant ■ TRANSFER Beer * Wine Re- * permit from Betty 'Louts* Bun**. ( Cx*cus«x. Math St . Milford. Indiana. [ Alsdn At Maxine Col* dha A Ison s Bar j .Restaurant l B*-r A Wlaf Retailers, ■ North Main. North Webster. Indiana ■ 'Antler's’ Cot*. Inc • Restaurant l B*er• INCORPORATED <P. O R R- Jfo L i .Syracuse. Indiana 1 ,. Thomas A, Ar Phy*’ A. Merritt dha May- I w-iton Ooif Club <B<staaran? • Beer Re-i ;ais*r. Watraae*. Indians "unincorpoßA 11, 0 Holiday Bowlins Lan**. Inc by Harold A Ford.' Pres,. & R Ko. 1. Warsaw. Indiana. & Mary C Cl nans. S-o 615 E Ft Warn* St.. Warsaw. Indiana *R«»taurahtF Beer * Wine Retailer, 1702 E Market St.. Warsaw. Indiana. Harold J. A- Barbara J Oladletix dba Sports Inn (Restaurant l B*er. Llssuor. & Wine Retailer. &23 Van Bureh St., Lee*tsurs, Indiana. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND PUBUO PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC beverage commission W r. CONDON Executive Secretary. JOE A. HARRIS Chairman. i

Town Board Receives Personette Resignation

The Syracuse town board of trusees at their regular meeting Tuesl day evening. June 1, heard a letter 1 of resignation read by board presiednt, Byron Connolly, from deputy 1 marshal Fred Personette to be effective as of June 15. Mr. Personeti te stated he had enjoyed his work as ' deputy for the town of Syracuse for ’ the past sb* years, but he felt he r should be with his children more. Since there were only three board members resent, no action was taken ■ on Mr. Personette’s resignation at r the meeting. 1 Mr. Cononlly and the board also heard a letter read from Harold ‘ Gray, asking for approval on the plan commission action on the Howard and Lamm site to be changed ’ from suburban to roadside business No action was taken by the board on this matter.Joe Hughes asked about the cutting of weeds in vacant lots and was infomxd that the town was mailing letters to owners of Vacant lots, requesting them to mow the weeds. Mr. Hughes also told the board'members , that the public alley -between his house and the Donald Niles property - has w ater running down and into the Niles’ basement when there is a heavy rain. He stated that there was . a storm sewer under the alley and was told tiiat tlx* town could place a manhole there to catch the excess - Mrs. Betty Dust asked the board a-, bout young boys with pellet and B B guns shooting at birds and small [pets in the town-limits. She was told j : ; the police should, be called whenever small boys .are found shooting this 'type of gun in town. They will bo warned the first tiim* and the second offense the gun will be confiscated! for a certain length of time. \ ;i Police chief Dan Ganger told the •town had ixx'ii -prnyeti for mo-quitos last Sunday. The date was postponed from Friday because of'higft winds. He said 320 gallons of spray had been { used. . j ' Mrs, Dale-Spark!in. read the minutes and the bills due to the, absence ' of clerk-treasurer Walter *.'alnon. 1! Others attending the meting were,4 • board memtx'rs, Connolly. Vernon ■ Beckman, and Willard Nusbaum; attonu*y Rolxt: Rixh!; Walter Hager- ' don. street and water commissioner: ; ; and Dale Sparklin.. Jtx* Hughes. Don i Eneyart. Mrs. Dust, Mrs. Chatmcyl > .Hibner, Oscar Dahl, Maurice. Koher j ■ 'and Stanley In-ley. and Mr. Lessig 1 1, H. I.- - Inc. -Warsaw. i *i• — | C Os G To Have Information Booth: In Syracuse * S\Tacuse Chamber of Commerce , members met at Marley’s Steak j Hixise today Wednesday ! noon j ’ for a srnorgasbord and business . I meeting During the meeting mens i bers discussed ! the , information booth to be placed in uptown .Syra- j cuse. On the booth are Tom J j Homes, Bart Cox and Miss Bonnie Workman.' Plans at present are to obtain die | rold police booth and place- it next | jto the Anchor Bar on Huntington ! street Committee members will J contact members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce to see if that organization will help with the j booth. Don Novi present and gave a report or. the industrial committee, Dick Atkinson gave a report Jon the developments of the flotilla and the flotilla ball. The meeting was presided over by presklent Tom Prickett.

Practice Sessions Start For Syracuse Little League Practice sessions w-ill begin next week for the Syracuse little League ! ! and Pony League according to Lor- j en Longenbaugh, director-. [ The Rotary team will practice' from 9 to ll a m. on Tuesday. June j jS; the Lions from 9 to 11. on June,’ 9: Pilchers from 9 to 11 on June j : 10: and the Bank from 9 to 11 on! June 11.

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Major league uniforms will be issued at the first practice session and minor league uniforms will be issued at a later date. Pony League The Pony league will practice on Wednesday. June 9, and Friday, June 11. The Tigers and Giants will practice from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday and the Sox and Yank from 6 to 8 on June 11. The first game will be on June 16. New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA “Follow me” was the beautiful number of music presented by Miss Janet Fisher, soloist, of nea- Lima, Ohio, on Sunday forenoon at New Salem, during the hour of Worship. Miss Fisher ard her brother Bruce were week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George ScHrieber. Jerry and Cindy of Irish Lake. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Raines and sons, who have recently returned from-Ger-many: Mr. and Mrs.. Lowell Johnson and four sons of near El wood. Mr. arid Mrs. Stephen Bronman, Candace and Chris of Goshen. Who ‘ were dinner guests of Mr. and Airs. Herbert Morehouse of r l; Mrs. Kent Sylvester and son. Timmie of j Fortville: and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell j Hoover of Hagerstown, who w-ero spending the week end at Dewart Dike. NS—- '*. Home* From Germany 5, P. 5 Kenenth R. Raines and ! Mrs. Rair.es and two sons, Kenneth Junior arid- William .Scott, are guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alva i Crowd of r 3 Syracuse. They arrived in New York on Sunday, May. 24. and arrived at ■ the Croud home last Friday. Mr. arid Mrs. .Raines have spent' two years in Germany, Mrs Raines : is the former Patricia Leightv. ' —NS— . WAITER. Travis Lee ! Mr. and Mrs. James Walter of r 1 New Paris are the parents of a son born on May 29 in the Goshen hos- ( pital. The baby webbed in at seven [pounds. 14 ounces. The infant has [been named Travis Lee, 'arid has a two-year-old. sister. Tina Loree. Maternal grandparents are Mr. j and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse of | Milford Paternal grandpamrts are IMr oral Mrs Arthur'Walter of r 5 j Goshen Maternal great-grandpar- ! ents are Re\ arid Mis. Harley Fish!er of Peru and Mr and Mrs. Guy i Morehouse of r 1 Milford. Paternal great-grand pa rents are . Mr, and Mrs George Hunsberger of r 5 Goshen and Airs Gertie Walter of

WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY, JUNE 2 THRU 5 DOUBLE EXCITEMENT TROY DONAHUE JOEY HEATHERTON IN “MY BLOOD RUNS COLD” I Co-Feature CONNIE STEVENS DEAN JONES IN “TWO ON A GUILLOTINE” SUNDAY - TUESDAY. JUNE 6-7-8 GLENN FORD GERALDINE PAGE t N “DEAR HEART”

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New Paris. 1 —NS— Hamburger Fry Held Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker and Mr. and Airs. Gerald Crowd were the committee of arrangements for the hamburger fry and weiner roast that was served to members of the Sunshine class and families on Friday evening. Several of the families came early and picked up tree limbs, raked and mowed the church lawn. | Each family had taken salad or desert to serve with the hamburgers and weiners. ■ David Johnson presided during a 1 short business session. Happy birth- | day was sung to Ray Ferverda. Mrs. Bruce Baker was chosen as class representative. There were j 47 attending, they were the memj bers of the families of Robert Hurd. Bruce Baker. Gerald Crowd, Alax | Shively, Orvil Kilmer. Darryl Johnison. John Plank, and Ray Ferverda, and Rev. and Mrs. Howard Kreider, [Mrs. Glen Morehouse and daugh- | ters. Airs Gerald Dausman and two sons. Mrs. Yere Wildman and two sons. Blake Baumgartner, and Alike : Noel. —NS— Helping Hands Meet The Helping Hands were entertained in the home of Mrs... Bruce \ Baker of I/eesburg on Tuesday j. evening. Mrs DaiTy! Johnson preskied i during the business session. Airs. , Everett Tom. Jr.; led the devotional ; thinking and offered prayer. Others attending Vvere Mrs. Howard Kreider. Mrs. Bill Speicher, j Mrs, Orvil Kilnier. Mrs. John Plank. Mrs. Glen Alorehouse..,. Airs. Wayne Teeple. Mrs. Paul Scher- ; merhom,. Mrs. Max Siively, Airs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Lavant Tom. Mrs Herbert Morehouse, Mrs . Vere Wildman and Mrs Albert Mathews, j COMAHMTY NEWS ! I/nda, Trudy, Sally and Gary, I children of Mr and Airs. Allen | Shivelv of Svracuse stx*nt Saturday

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We Are Happy To Announce The Sale Os Conn And Buhrt Lbr. Co., Syracuse, To J. E. Johnson, Warsaw The Name Os The Business Will Now Be Allied Lumber Co. We wish to thank our many customers who patronized our business in the past and wish to extend an invitation to our old customers - to patronize the Allied Lumber Company. We will continue in the contracting business and still have available the same fine building materials as in the past. RAY BUHRT, 6EHERAL CONTRACTOR PHONE: 457-3431 — R. R. 4, SYRACUSE

and Sunday in the home of their grandparents, Mr. ar.d Mrs: Frank [ Shively of, r r Leesburg. Mr and j Mrs. Allen Shively spent Saturday ‘ and Sunday in Chicago. Air. and Mrs. Paul Schermer- j horn, Rebecca. Patricia, Cynthia and Douglas of Leesburg entertained at their home on Sunday in honor of the birthday of Roy Pinkerton. Other guests were Mrs. Pinkerton, r 3 Syracuse, Mr. and Airs., James ! Hummel and five daughters of r r Warsaw. Mr and Mrs. Nelson Morehouse and Carolyn. Airs. Thomlas Morehouse and Tomi Sue and Samuel and Mr. and Airs. Ralph Neff of r 1 Alilford, Mr. and . Airs. George Soloman and daughter, Newcastle! and Air. and Airs. Ralph Pinkerton, Jr. Air. and Airs. George Coon of Leesburg attended the races at Indianapolis on Monday Their chili dren. Jimmy and Sara, spent Sun- | ady and .Monday in the home of their t grandparents. Air. and Airs. EHis Wildman of r r Leesburg. Rochelle | staved in the home of Air. and Airs.

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Lam- Hartman and baby Michael stayed in the home of Air. and Mrs. Orvil Kilmer and family at Waubee Lake. Air. and Airs. Lowell Johnson, Ray, Rex, Max and Dale of near Elwood attended services at New Salem on Sunday. The Lowell Johnsons and Dr. and Airs. Darryl Johnson, Jlark and Deanne of Milford. were camping at El Nel for several days. Carolyn Alorehouse. Carolyn Johnson. and Leo Anglin. Jr., returned home last Saturday after spending a week with the senior class of Milford lon a tour of Washington, D. C., and [other places of interest. | £2? k t,A ® k*tty — [) AMO TXi r mnmv wmk

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