The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 July 1965 — Page 3

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20 YEARS AGO, JULY 5, 1045 Sgt. Willard Conn (husband of Yvonne Bucher 1 Conn* who has been overseas 30 months and is now in Leghorn, Italy, was pleasantly surprised when his wife’s cousin, Capt. Miram Dewart, called oroum a short time ago. They are stationed

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only 60 miles apart. Charles W. Price. 69. a longtime Milford resident, died Friday He is survived by his son’s widow, Mrs. Clarence H. -Bessie Van Pherson' Price of South Bend Mr. and Mrs. John Kipfer of r 1 Biemer. have ann>u!»Cvd the tentage i

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ment of their daughter, Mary Lucille, to Pfc. Sheldon L. Hall, son of w. and Mrs. Cloyd Hall of r 2 Nappanee, formerly of Milford. T-Sgt. Ralph Berkevpile W Milford has been awarded the Braize Star for meritorious service against the Germans during the German count-er-attack in the Ardennes Forest last December Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wyland of Dewart Lake, are the parents of a son, Norman Duke, bom June 27. Miss Mary Ann Pinkerton is employed in the home. Joel Beer returned to his home at Mansfield. 0 . Monday after a several days’ visit with his son, Frank J. Beer, and family. . ! Mbs Phyllis jean Coy. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Coy of Michigan City, became the bride of Ed- :

everything between. Engines? Even the newi TurboJet V 8 you can order. Buys? There’s no better time to get yourself into the No. 1 car. Just see the No. Tjnan now at the No 1 place (where the sign says “Chevrolet ”)! '■ ■ '. - ■ . ■ ■ " ... " .. .'

■ ward Fry, son of Floyd Fry of Michf igan City, Saturday, June 16, at the • home of her parents. I 30 YEARS AGO, JULY 11, 1935 Elmer and Earl Hartter and their , families spent the evening of the 4th at Elkhart. Cars driven by Melvin Lingofelter and a traveling salesman collided Saturday at the intersection of road 15 and First street when the former drove his auto onto road 15 into the path of the salesman who was traveling north and who steered his auto into a nearby telephone pole to a,void a more fatal accident. No one was injured. i Mrs. Samuel (Sarah A-1 Ulery, 82, died Monday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Grove at Milford Other survivors are two sons,

-. Charles of Goshen and Arthur, North 5 Webster; two other daughters, Mrs. Chauncey Weybright and Mrs. Robert Mullen oi Milford; three grandchildren and seven great-grandchil- ’ dren. ! Ted Gerard, wife, and two children of Detroit are visiting her sister. Mrs. Jacob Hartter, and family. Births this week include: A son, Richard Duane, bom Monday, July 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Amos May; and I a daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Helminger at the Libertyville, 111., hospital July 3. Mr. and Mrs. P: L. Huffaker and family of CamjS Mack transacted business in Warsaw Monday.?' Llpyd Burris, 58, died Saturday at , his home at 114 N. Eighth St?. Goshen. Survivors are his wife, Marie; his mother, Mrs. Hannah Burris; | three sisters, Miss Bessie Burris. ] Mrs. H. H. Sharp of Milford. Mrs. j Jeanette Tumbleson of South Bend: t

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1 and a brother, Guy Burris, Marion 46 YEARS AGO, JULY 9, 1925 Miss Hazel Pauline Wagner, daugh . ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wagnei of New Paris, and Virgil K. Postma, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Postma of Nappanee, were married Friday, July 3, at Nappanee. The newly married couple will reside on the Jacob Postma farm east of Milford. James Hamman and Harry Schultz who are employed at Gary, came home Friday and spent the remainder of the week with their parents. Roy Treesh has leased the business room recently vacated by C. W. Estep which he will use as a storage room for his road building equipment. A number of relatives and friends gathered, at the home of Mrs.' Mary McDonald on Sunday where they enjoyed a birthday dinner in honor of the 86th birthday aninversary of Mrs. McDonald. The ’ bam on the Daniel Deeter farm about three miles east of Milford was destroyed by fire, caused from lightning about midnight MotU day night. A record breaging crowd was at Camp Alexander Mack at Waubee lakke on Saturday tb. attend the dedication of this new Church of the Brethren resort. The dedication ad- 1 dress was given by Otho Winger. James Fuller moved his family into their new home located just west of town on Wednesday of last week. The house is square in design and is modem in every way. 50 YEARS AGO. JULY 8. 1915

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Wednesday, July 7, 1965 THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Omar Nest of Milford is having a , r demonstration car constructed, and j when finished he will use it for dema onstrating the farm smoke house, a , device for smoking meat. •- Deaths this week include: John j Blough, 76, who died Saturday; Lewis Buckles. 65, died Saturday; and j Mrs. Elmer Doty, south Henry’ > street, died Monday? Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ream of Elkhart were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ream at Milford over Sunday. Sol Coy of Nappanee was in Milford on business. Mr. Coy owns a very fine property on east I Catherine street. Miss Myrtle Jackson of near Winona Lake is v isiting her grand- ~ mother. Mrs. Matilda Misner. John Mellinger, a Milford harnessmaker and carpenter, moved all his ] harness tods to Milfotd Tuesday i from New Paris, and stored them in his bam, Mr. Mellinger is nowworking for Fisher Brothers of New Paris, building, coal sheds. Ralph Miller, who is on the battleship “Kansas,” took adv-ant age of his vacation days and is spending them with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ! Noah Miller, and family at Milford Mr Miller came direct from New 1 York. ' 1 Sr

Ed Schneider Named Outstanding Carrier I Edward Schneider 706 Elsie Ave., | Davenport, lowa, was recently named lowa’s “outstanding carrier” at the 65th annual convention of the lowa Rural Letter Carriers. Schneider is the son-in-law of Mr. and Mr-. Jaeob E. Kent. Sr . of r 1 Syracuse His wife is the former Martha Jane Kern. Serving 450 families along a <5 mile route. Mr. Schneider has work-1 led fog the post office for 15 y. Improved roads and cars are the biggest changes since he started working for the post office. He now lias less than one mile of dirt roads (on his route, and drives a car with controls on the right side to give him /eadv access to mailboxes.

5 List Meeting ’ Places For ( Bible School ’ The following places have been . listed for classes for the children en- ■ rolled in Milford’s community Bible school set for 9 to 11 a.m. August 2 to 13. The meeting places follow: , Nursery and Kindergarten—Christian church Primary I- and II — Methodist church Primary 111 and IV—Apostolic church i Junior V and- Vl—Bethel church Junior high (7,8, and 9)—First Brethren church. JUNIOR DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS AT INDIANAPOLIS The Syracuse-Wawasee Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will march in the parade in Indianapolis climaxing the annual Indiana American Legion convention on July 17 according to their organizer Millard Hire. Hire has 33 boys in the corps and 11 in the color guard. The group marched in Memorial Day parades in Milford and Syracuse- this year, and made a highly favorable impression. j WEEKEND GUESTS Mr. and Mis. Robert Evans of Chicago were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holsclaw and family of r 2 Leesburg. The men 1 are old armv buddies;

SYRACVSE LOCALS - Eddie Robison of near North Webster, was a dinner guest on Thursday, July 1 of Mrs. Estella Swartz, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener and daughters of Syracuse, entertained at a pook-out recently for Mr. anti Mrs. Leo Schrock and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manwaring and daughter, Jennifer of Mentone were recent dinner guests of Mrs. Manwaring’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Everett Miner and son Jim, Syracuse. Tht> occasion was Jim’s birthday. AREA TOPS TO MEET JULY 12 The Magic Miitror TOPS and the Manchester Weight Watchers club will entertain the TOPS ■ clubs from Warsaw, Columbia City, Ligonier and Syracuse on Monday evening, 7:30, July 12, in the social room of the Pierceton State Bank. The speaker of the evoiing will be Miss Miriam Eads from Purdue, a member of the Extension staff. She will discuss “Nutrition in tlid Diet.” , Other entertainment will be provided by Miss Vickie Gerardot and Mrs. Shirley KOPS 'Keep Off Pounds Sensibljy) and KIW 'KOPS In Waiting) Will be reorganized.

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