The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1965 — Page 15

New Salem Hews ! _____ — . ■ —' ; By MRS. RAY FERVERDA .' ° I "Jesus, Take My Hand 7 ’ was the i ed by tire Plank family -<>n Sunday : forenoon at New Salem .Mrs Everett Turn, Jr, accompanied them. Trudy Shively. daugirier of the ’ Allen Shivelys of Syracuse, attended-, services on Sunday. She was spend- 1 ing several days iri the home of Mr . and Mrs. Frank. ively. ' -. ‘.

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F w- P F r h*. * ton I LI 1 ■k x IU M 3 V 11-ft— vJ A ’ * 5 If I? "I Hr 1 I J I Making the Saturday night draA* ing is chief of police Dan Ganger. On the left is Kellie England, station manager. Others are officer Don Enyeart ano Ashland Oil Co. representative Bob Stambaugh. IN APPRECIATION We wish to thank the nunv people who visited our station during our Grand Opening to make it such a huge success. We hope you found our product and service satisfactory and will return often. Many thanks. We Would Like To Announce The Following Prize Winners: I >V — MIKE KERN Svracuse D GINGI RU L Boyri Chink «ni«e for S R. :., ..h.-d p.... 2nd — PHYLLIS TROI T. Syrara» 7th — MRS. FUHIENCE COLE. Rotisserie grill North \Vef>ster Ccmpiete car "ash 3rd — MRS. GLEN POPPENFOOSE, = Syracuse sth — BARBARA ENGLfc. Syracuse Pair of Cooper tires Luhricition job Ith — ELIZABETH ROOKSTOOL 9th — .MRS. GEORGE Syracuse COQVILLARD. Syracuse 5 gallons gas. A-phis ‘ Brake adjustment job u n inHNSON Svracuse 10th — J AMES POE. Pierceton Kellie s Ashland Service . c . Syracuse. Indiana South Huntington St.

Mr and Mrs Everett Tom, Jr . K >. Keren, Melinda. Melissa and Ifebdie of r r Leesburg. and Mr. and Mrs. Latent Tom. Dotis and James of M.lford attended the-Tom reunion on Sunday at Elder Park near Columbia City. Rev. a.d Mrs. Glen Herr and family and Mr. and Mrs Albert Sis-«> and family of Defiance. Ohio, were guests o' He. and Mrs Howard Kreider of r 1 oil Sunday »-i jopn and evening lunch. Tne. i-a > fiamfltes 'were visitors Airing the • waring service at New Salem Mr and Mrs Guv Morehouse- and Mr and Mrs Glen Morehouse.

Diana and Georgina of r 1 spent Sund.v afternoon in the home of Mr anti M-s Eldon Morehouse. De : a and Den se of near Plymouth. Mre. George Schrieber and childtii. Jterty and Cndy, of near Irish .. .- spending some time in the .home of Mr and .Mrs. Edgar >art of Ashland. Ohio. Mr and Mrs John Mttllonix and children. Mnryanne and Marcia necr Cromwell. entertained for Mr. and Mr< Donald Mullorix and fam- •. < ' Peru They were ovenright nd Sunday <:xier guests. Mr and Mrs. Albert Mathews of M 'ford attended the Mathews reunion oh Sunday at the home of B- n <rd Dunean near Three Rivers. M’ ' ■ Mr and Mr* Herbert Morehouse and Mr. and Mrs. James Writer and c" hirer Tina and Tra- . s Lee of near New Paris were •guests of M ; and M - Arthur Walter of- r *,'•> -n on Sunday. This dinner honoring two-year-old T na. " daughter of the J.'-res Walter- •’ Mr and Mrs Ellis W.idman of r I were Sundav dinner guests of Mr at 1 Mr- Orvfl KU-, me-. Allene S’ lev. Wesley and the Kflmers were Rev and Mrs. on n .Kilmer and famfly of 'near Durian a d Mr. and Mnv A ere W’ldman and s”. anti Ed Smith, who was a Sunday d nner guests of

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the Vere Wildmans. Mr. and Mrs. William Waybright of near New Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Sizemore and three children of New Paris returned home on Sunday night after spending nine da vs on a fishing trip in Minnesota. Harte® Sizrmoi-.. a school teach- , er. has received *» scholarship and will be L.king work at Purdue this j summer on modern math. Mrs. Ruth DeFries of r 1, 'Mrs. ] Amanda Stackhouse and Mi's. Maude Shivelv of Leesburg enjoyed Sunday at the Grassy Creek restaurant and spent the afternoon at the Irish Lake cottage of Mr. end Mrs. Glen Deettr 'Mrs Slackhouse is the moth-' ■er of Mrs Deeter. 1 Change Made in LCSC Cutoff Date A ruling adopted by the Lakela.xi Community School Corpora- . tier's board of tmrtees states that ! for the rehool year 1966-67 a child must be five ’ before September 1 in 'order to be enrolled in kinder ' garten and for the school year 196759 a child must be six before Septi mber 1 in order to enroll in the first grade of the Lakeland schools. There will be no change for this . Jhe present date is October i '’’ The following :s a statement read bv elementary coordinator Edgar A Speer to the boaid on his recommendations: 'At the present time in our school corporation a child must be five ve.irs g age on er before October 1 to be eiigible for kindergarten .and - x veal's of ace by the same date to be eligible for the first grade \ recent survey of the elemen’arv .principals . who •. ,att«ided .a monthly meeting at PlymtHifh. tod . shown!' t-iat a large majority of the school systems represented there now have September 1 or Septem- ■ A survey of s ■ given u towing results: ■■ ■ “Warsaw — Now has October 1 • ’nrt is* cfflitemplatirg a change to. September 1. 'Tip:>ecanoe A'al lev • — Now has ■ tins, date W tico — September 1 “WaNee— Sqkember 1 Fairfield — September 1 j ecent local prihei’xah' . | . , ' ■•; : - and the prtocipnls renvmmended nd m ■ tn the September 1 date ,in the foltow ins manner: ■S-h<-M»l vear 1965-66 — October I for kindergarten and first grade. “School rear 1966-67 ■ — Septan1 for kindergarten and October 1 for first grade. “School year 1967-68 — September 1 for kindergarten and first , : e ” .' ' SYRACUSE EASTERN STAR MEET JUNE 9 Syracuse Chapter No. 283, Order of the Eastern Star met for regular ted meet mg. Wedik’SKiay. June • Chapter was openfed to regular form by worthy matron. Mrs. Motts."■.’Mrs; Letodol Coldwall and Miss Ches-rto Coldwall -of ter 94 were guests for the even- ■ itg Mrs .Evina . Hogan of Lake Cuipter No of Crown . Point ■ ■ st. ■ reshments were served in the ■' g annex by the hostesses for the evening. Mrs Frank Bates and

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Entertains Husbands At I Smorgasbord The members of the Busy Bee 1 Home Ec. club entertained their ’ husbands at a smorgasbord dinner 1 Friday evening. June 4. at the t Westminster hotel. Winona Lake. An old-fashioned theme was car- ' tied throughout the party with esaeh f one present wearing an bld-fashion- : ed hat. A committee, consisting of Mrs Ray Bray. Mrs Dorral , McFaren. , Mrs. Herman Miller, and Mrs. Ray- ' mond Pinkerton greeted the guests i attiivd in old-fashioned costumes. B uquets of white daisies, black 1 candleholders with red candles and red paper bandanna napkins decorated the tables. At each husband's riace was a red bandanna handkerehief. ? Mrs Herman Miller gave the welcome and Nirs. Dorral McFarren acted as toastmistress for the evening Old-fashioned songs were sung from printed booklets Mrs. Delbert Moneyheffer led in singing, assisting entitled "Fanfare for Husbands " Mrs. Ravmond Pinkerton read a poem. “My Horse Charley ". A poem. ■ Childhood Memories ". was read by Mrs James Chambers Elaine Me Farren modeled several costumes from the gay 90's. • Arthur Baumgartner of M.lford furnished the evening's entertainment bv showing old time pictures of Milfortl The next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs. Mervin Mishler's cottage at Waitoee Lake MILFORD POLICE ISSUE SEVEN TICKETS DURING WEEK The Milford police issued seven tickets and three warnings during the past week They follow Lorry C. Eisenca. Grand Rapids. M: ’h 'was arrested by officer C W Mikesell for driving Arrested for speeding were Galen R. Groves. Milford, by officer ' Ralrii Gansert, fined $18.75: George ip. * Weiland. Gosher.. fined $M.75, arrested by officer Mikesell: Coy N. Su’er: Mexico, arrested by Mikesell. ' . Bertha M Crafton of r- 3 Syrajcuse was arrested by officer Gan<ert for diSbbeying a stop sign. Arrested for 'doriale parking was Donald K. Hudson of Millersbu.m Ttie fine was $18.75. Also arrested by' officer Mikesell for reckless driving . .was John R Scott of Pierceton Tlie agrest was made by officer Gansert. Warnings Issued Warnings issued were to Richard Corl of Bremen, by officer M kos.?U. fnr docking’a boat at the park: Harold. E Girardot. Fort Wayne, by officer' Gansert, for disregardtic a light: and to Garv P Hepler. Milford bv officer Mikesell, for reckless driving. BEST BALL TWOSOME SATURDAY .. The men s best ball twosome at South Shore j CiMintry club Satu June 12. was wah by. Leon Vance ■ ond was won by Dave Hartter ami Steve Roderick with 62: and Les Leman thd Dr Coll arid Bob HuUey and Lowell Welty tied for third with .' ■ . I ■ ■ Read The Mail-Journal Classifieds.

Junior Merry Maidens In Last Meeting Os Club Year By Debbie Shearer The' Junior Merry. Maidens of Milford met at the fire station June 10 at 3:30. The meeting was called to order by the president Teresa Beer. Twenty-two members and four guests were present. DemtHistrations were given by Jane Mathews, egg salad sandwich boat: Nancy Kraut er. five cup salad' Darcey Wolferman. bunny salad: Cindy Kinney, fruit salad: Terry McCoy, fruit cocktail; Cindy :’ea<e. fruit float; Michelle Perkin-;. brownies Mrs Paul Mathews was the judge. The books are to be turned in to either Mrs... Lawrence Myers or Mrs. Carl Shearer by July 8. Theie will be no more meetings. Those who represented the dub; at Warsaw on June 15. in the county demonstration contest were Carolyn , Rapp. Cynthia Rapp. Barbara Zim- ■ merman. Jill Clark. Lydia Shearer * and Annabeth Arthur ; f “ p Milford’s Community Vacation Bible School v "Proclaiming Christ Our Peace" to theme for this year's Milford c Community Vacation Bible School. a The school this year will be held later than ustsal. August 2 thru 13. ' The classes will be held in the * church buildings, with different tie- a part men ts at .the various churches. \rinouncement concerning this will 0 be given later. Comrmnrity Vacation Bible School Pre-Registration Day in all the ehurohes will be Sunday. June 27. . Those not attending any of the local churches may contact the reg stration chairman. Rev Frank Barker. phone 658-4034 , t home phone 1 or < 658-4412 office .pbone; or one of the church, registrars: Mrs Gale Ge ger.’ 638-4617: Mi's. Joe Geresi-.' eser. ks.t-4.LM: Mrs Ezra Beer; 6684.598: Mrs. Hazel VanLaningham: or Mrs Roger Graff 658-4439. There will be classes for those wir ,* ' - fall \ closing program for all will ■ vening, August 13 j Leesburr Successful Farmers Meet With Roger Smoker | .. By Ann Trising The June 7 meeting of • toe Lees ? burg Successful Farmers was held Irecently at the home o( Roger Smoker Bob Tusing opened the meeting wit'-. Ted Bast giving the 4-H pkxige ( : and Dennis ' Prik giving the ican pledge. Roll call was answered . by .the projects toe members are •taking anti the division they are in The secretary. Sandra Weaver. yxid the minutes and they were approved. The leader y-ked how | ' many needed books and how many were going to 4-H camp Roger Smoker and "Butch" Stookey are’del- . egate--; from the chib to JU" to' 4-11 Round-un at Purtitie Ann Tusing. Ijudy Bxsltop. Gene Deatsmah; Sandra Weaver. / Larry Perrin. B<>h Tusing and “Butch” Stookey were appointed to set up the club tour 1 which , is* scheduled for Jiily 24 ■I..- ’ . ■ ■:' I and safety, report on “r ■ .y,-h-.- s m >kei then 'gn ■■ a . wstration on beet . Cattle., Refrtsh-,• i Trents, were served by B •• ■•.... o ■ Stook Smoker Recreation was . basketball st meetii , is July . 19 at Jack Stookey’s.

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80 AND STILL ACTFVE — Waldo j E. Yeater is 80 and still active in the t publishing of The Fanner's Ex- r change at New Paris. Yeater founded the paper and was editor for 35 I years. He observed his 80th birth- I day on May 30, and although unoL fieially retired since 1961, still likes I to “hang out" around the print shop and give a hand here and there. He spends a great deal ot the time gathering and editing news for the Exchange. He also takes pictures and helps with “niake-up". Yeater has been a long time friend of The Mail-Journal He helped to

Graduation Parties —

Several Syracuse seniors' were honored’ following' graduation exercises • - George Lung Mr and Mrs. Roger Fetters and | s*m Roger 'Jr., .r 4 Svracuse. entertained at their home for Mrs Fetter's brother. George Lung, at an after graduation party Friday night. Jtme 4. ■ '.Mr< William Liffig, Mr., and’ Mrs. Debra arid Jerry of Nappanee, Miss Jacob Lamar, South Bend. Mr. and Mi's Letter Lung, Goshen., and Mr. and Airs Niles Vndiew< and son Douglas 'of Middleritry. The hoste-s served- reh ev nio’:’?; of ice cream, cake, coffee, mirths' and nuts Rosemary Bushong Ron Robinson Cassie Wells Mr and ,Mrs.' George Buslwng. entertained on Friday 'evening for t o. - daun’i'cr' Rose-m.iry Mr. and :Mrs Tom Robinson entertained for rtheir son Ron and Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Wells entertained for their daughter Cassie. Steven Butt Mr. and Airs. James Butt. SyrttI cuse. entertained for their , son Steven.’ after graduation the following guests. Airs Lucy Kegg, Mrs . Lois Schleeter. Air. and Mrs. C. 0. . Butt all ri Syracuse Mr and Mrs George Butt, South Bend; Air. and Kde ! J" i-v :• 4 Goshem Mrs Charles Miller and daughter. ’’at an. J Dive P.i'.v. ReiK-e’.-ie- ' . Peggv Firestone Mr o Airs' Louis Fmestork'. r ■ . ■ tel ■ clay event ■...ng commencement at the Svracuse high school for thrir daughter. .Peggy' Diane: .: was ; ■■ member of the .madSS. V■. ■<. ■ Mr Mrs ' Robert Smith and two children of Sturgis. Mhh . Mrs Tom Franks and sotj. of Wavvaka. Airs I.la Hibsehman. Air and Mrs Oliver H“. ■■ daurhier. Jane and s-n Joe and Mr and Mrs Sam Ltmdy. Svracus<‘ and Mr. and Airs Tom I Firestone of Indianapolis. Kenneth E. Willard. Jr. Mr.' and Mrs Kenneth ..Wi’lird eixertained at their home followfig gi'.uiuation' Friday evening. June 4. Air and Mrs. Emmerson Moser and d uighters of Warsaw. Afiss Ruth Culler. Airs Irene Cum- ; mngham. Ligonier, and. Air and Mrs James Darrow. Goshen Thei. son TCimn'. t’” Jr . was a member of : the graduating class. ■ j Sandra Karla RichrnOnfl" Mr and Airs Carl Richmond and Isons had the following guests cm Friday evenng. June 4: Mr: and Airs Darrell Richmond. Harlen, O B Richmond. Butler. Miss Sharon i Crouse, and M<< Bobbi Waite of ■ \<eho:>l Saruira Richmond was a ' member of 'be graduating elo<s Attend Commencement Os Findlay College Air. and Mrs. Oliver Hittechman and children. Jane and Joe*. Mr? aod Mrs Louis Firestone and sons, Gary iand David, and Air. and Mrs Tom Firestone, all of Syracuse, accompanied by Airs Hibschman's broth-er-in-law. and sister. Mr. and Airs. Alax Berrv and two sons of Nappanee attended the commencement of Findlay college. Findlay, 0.. Saturday afternoon, June 5. The Hibschmans' son James received his BA degree. The sen-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Firestone. Rev. George Yerger, of Pine Grove. Pa., also received his BA degree. The Firestones went to Pine Grove for the week end with Rev and Mrs. Yerger and son. LEWIS IMMELS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Immei of Svracuse entertained Sunday, June 6* at a dinner in honor of Mr. Immel’s fattier, Ross Immei of New .Paris. ' Other guests were Mr. and Mrs Noble Hollar of Syracuse Lake.

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publish the old Milford Mail during the World War II years when there was an acute man power shortage. Arch Baumgartner, publisher of The Mail, was one of those who was in the service at the time. Waldo and his wife Martha enjoy traveling together part of the time. They recently observed their seventh wedding anniversary with a trip to Memphis. Tenn. They stopped off to see relatives in Indianapolis and Kentucky also. Most of the driving was done by Air. Yeater. We are wishing many more active and happy years to our eld friend.

Syracuse Fair Board invites Entries '■ \i the regular' meeting of ’.he Sy ra< tire Police and~ Firemen's- Benefit Fair held Thursday evening. June 10. the tjoalrd said they wculd like more entries and anyoneinterested ■ could call _:he parade chairman. William Hess. T I. Kline, kiddie parade chair- . man. stated that toy kiddies who would like to enter the parade should call 457-3677 for information. 1 The board approved of a .$5 dona- ■ the Chamses of tie Flotilla ‘ Queen and parade r.'ey also approved a gitt of S2O to the fair board’s queen- candlate to ■' Ip on the purchase of her bathing suit- ' r e rest of the evening was taken up with discussion prettoning to tiie ixu-ades. The board president Dan - Ganger was not present. Attending were WiUhii- Niles, Joe Hilghes. Ed. Drbak. Osqar Dahl. Airs Max Ganshonr. Fred Personette. T L Kline. Wayne Coy. Mrs Cha.rles .Dean. Tom Strickler and ■ Hess. ■ ’ . The Hext meeting will be on July 8. Eight Et Forty Holds Election Mi > Robert Heagy, La Pent Chap-. »..••!. pA'-ided at-the- regu'ar meeting of Kureiusko founty Salon . Nq. 532 of Eight ea Forty held Thursday evening the Warsaw American LeHonre. .- ■ ■ '■ ■ ; ■■. ■ Mr- Hetl I'- Ikner . and Airs. ett Norris i epot ted that plants had been placed on tl s of all partners for Memorial. Day. ' , B rthday cards and money have been rent to the two youngsters,, at . Nat mal Jewish hospital in DenColo who had birthdays in ■ ■ thanks to ail who helped .prepare the meal for the Forty et Eight "Frock . and “e also repxirted that Airs.. Charles W'ainwright is in the hospital and would appreciate cards. Tire new schedule of the tubercu- ‘ lous X-ray unit was read and clerks were ass gned to work at the” various ■ ■.•'■ ■ .- New Officers At ii s time', election'tons held with [ the following being elected for the . year . . La Petit Chaepau, Mrs. Dale Hursev. Larwill i La Demi-Chapeau Premiere, Mrs. t Stanley Scott. Milford. La Demi-Chapeau Deuweme. Mrs. i lErmal Vahator, North Webster ' i L Aumbnier. Airs. Harold Barker. North Webster L’Archiviste, Airs.. Dale Bennett. Pierceton ' LConcierge, Airs. Alary F. Adiley. Pierceton Other offices are appointive and 1 will be announced at a later date. : Mrs Ralph Brower, Airs. Dale'Hursev. and Mrs. Robert Heagy were e1 levied delegates to the annual Marche with. Mrs. Mary Tom. Mrs. Dale Bennett, and Mrs. Joe Watkins as alternates. The door prize was won by Mrs. Hazel Cook. During the social hour contests were conducted by Mrs. Etorito. Aanator and Mrs. Jacob Krouse and prizes were won by Mrs. Mary Tom and Mrs. Forrest Jobe. ' I > HONORED ON 81TH BIRTHDAY -- A family dinner was held recently at Elcona Country Club as a courtesy to John 0. Abshire of Lake Wawasee, who on Friday June 4, f observed his 84th birthday. 2 .Attending were Airs. Abshire. . Mr. arid Ifrs. Bid J. Abshire and v son William. Air. and Mrs. George Snoke tod Mr- and Mrs. John_W- >. Abshire and children, Jill. Jtoe and Jeff.

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