The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 June 1965 — Page 12
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OBSEWVFS SILVER ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Kos A. Culp of 602 east Market street, Nappanee. formerly o£ Syracuse, observed their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday at open house from 2 to 5 p. m. at their home. Mr, t'ulp and the former V. Lucille Lung were united in marriage
MILFORD Locals"Mrs. Anna Bishop, -of - Leesburg was released froo hen hospital and spent the week end with her (laughter. Mrs Dale Mock. and fanijy of Milford.' -
J IlttUtß lltti Ba '-A / ' " \ * - w A Great Big "THANK YOU" To Everyone Who Helped Make This Year's Flotilla A Huge Success! Flotilla Committee I OF I ■ SYRACUSE-WAWASEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE « ■ - • ■ - ~ ' • . -t»..« ■' 1 1,1,1 - , JJ, ■■,■ . I.,;; WE ARE PROUD OF THE ... NORTH WEBSTER LIONS CLUB ! 20TH ANNUAL i Mermaid Festival AND PROUD TO SERVE AN EXPANDING , ■ . - ' ' I Kosciusko County With I •••I |s| Electrical I s erv i ce < IKOSCIUSKO | COUNTY I wka RUtAI ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION - 1
Wednesday, June 23, 1965
on June 15, 1940. at Marion. They are the parents of three children, a son, Delbert V., who is stationed with the Navy at San Diego, and two daughters. Mrs. Stephen (Irenei Stump of New Paris and Carolyn Sue. at home. They alsohave two grandchildren.
-is of Mr. and Mrs Ray Buhrt of r . 1 Syracuse Were -Mr and Mrs. Patil Buhrt and Mr and Mrs Fred Waldbeser and Mr. and Mrs Richard Buhrt and Jeffry of Goshen, W. and Mrs. ■ ‘Lutes of Nappanee, Mr and Sirs Robert Lutes and Teresa of Nappanee* Charted Lutes of Bremen, Mr nad Mrs Joe Nemeth of
South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. John Buhrt of Warsaw. •A family gathering was hdd at 1 ' the home of Mr. and Mrs. RiuidaU Dewart on Saturday evening The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard 1 I'avekv of Chicago, 111.. Mi - , and Mrsi St own Pavelec of Park Ridge. HL. Mr. ar.d Mr- Bill Om and son Billy of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ■ VaiiAuken of W.n<>na. Minn . . 'and Mrs. Ed Handgen'-,of Tippecanoe I Lake. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dewart of | Waubee lake. Lorraine Steinke, daughter and grand-daughter. Dana Fish of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs Amos Orn of Milford.. . j Mr. and Mrs. William Nyce of r 3 Syracuse were Father's Day ‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyce 1 and daughter Vickv Sue of r 11 Milford. > Mrs. Loy Harman of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schell of Milford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoffers of r 4 Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krick and family of Bourbon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cullers and son of Milford, Miss Norma Jean Schatzle and Bill Hartzell of Goshen were dinner' I guests on Father's Day of Mr. and I Mrs. Roy Tusing of near Milford, [Mrs. Floyd Hartzell was an afternoon guest. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pavelec of Chicago UL, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pavelec of Park Ridge, 111., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Randall Dewart. Mrs. Richard Pavelec is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rarxiall Dewart. . Teresa Moore of Go-hen is spend- ; ing tliis week with her grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Fred Wuthrich at Milford. Mr and Mrs Harold Young of Milford took Mrs. Arthur D. Stevens and son, Dene, back to Blooming-
ton. Mr. Stevens is in summer school at Indiana university. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Seely, Susan and Jim of Jonesville, Mich., Jimmy Shaner of Marshall. Mich,, and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. D'Addio, Maria and Phillip of Glen Ellen, 111. were Father's day guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely of Milford. Mrs. Esther Poynter, Mrs, Esther Charlton and Mrs. Alice Baker, all •of the Milford area, surprised Mrs. Charles Schell on Sunday 'evening. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryman called on his imcle and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Craig, at Milford Sunhay afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Gene Hammond .and Brent of Crawfords’/illc were FathJ er’s day guests in the home of Mr. I and Mrs. Glen Stockey of Waubee Take,
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JOINS CHEVY’ STAFF -- James Hughes, above, a Syracuse native, has joined the sales staff of McCor-mick-Cutter, Inc., Lakeland Chevrolet dealers in Syracuse. Hughes teaches shop in the Goshen schools and was coach at Syracuse for four years. He will work with McCormick-Cutter during the summer months and on a part time basis in the winter months.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH LADIES IN JUNE MEETING The Ladies Aid of the Milford Christian church met at the church at 7:30 last Thursday evening for the June meeting. Mrs. ,C. J. Myers, president, opened the meeting with thoughts' on Independanee Day. This was ‘bllowed with a song by Mrs. Tom Me I ■ ' Mrs. Robert Auer gave the secj retary’s report and Mrs. Man in i Rapp gave the treasurer’s ' report. Mrs. Norma Hamilton gave the ' m ssionary report. | During the business meeting presided over by Mrs. Myers the ladies I decided' to have a trawling basket as a moneymaking project'. Roll
call was “How I met my husband and when we got married.” Tiie next meeting was changed to July 29 and will be a missionary program with ladies of area Christian churches k'uig invited. Beautiful Hands The program for the evening was Beautiful Hands and was given in the form of a skit by Mrs. Ralph Neff, Mrs. Hayes Downs. Mrs. Roger Graff i nd Sydia Shearer. Mrs. Myers closed the meeting with a poem', ‘’The Touch of the Master's Hand." Mrs.. McClintic sang “His Hands” and prayer was ■ given. The ladies, adjourned’ to the fellowship room where refreshments were served by. Mrs. Dale Stump, Mrs. Amos dm and Mrs. Marvin Rapp.
Celebrate 59th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs, George Le-w. Jen of Syracuse celebrated, their 59th wedding .uniiversary recently with a potluck supper in the home of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr‘ and Mrs. Volriey Kammerdiener, north, of Syracuse. Others present were Mrs. Doris Doyle of Edwardsliurg. M\< . Air. ‘and Mrs. Floyd Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Postma and family, Mr. and Mis. Ralph Kammerdiener and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Lewallen Jr., ail of New Pare; Mr. and Mrs. William Rumsey of Goshen’ and Mr. and Mrs. Join: Hartzler and familv of Syracuse.