The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 July 1965 — Page 2

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MIS CARMEL

Syracuse Downs North Webster 1-0 1 Syracuse defeated North Webster | 1- otp run its string to thirteen . wins without a defeat. This was probably the best played game of 1 the season from the defensive point j of view. North Wtbster had three scaring opportunities and failed to score as Syracuse’s defense rbse. to j the occasion. Syracuse ateo had three scoring opportunities and were able to dent the scoring column only once. North Webster had two double plays to help them out j of jams - I The first batter of the game for Syracuse. John Wortinger. walked i. and advanced to third on a hit by Mike Gordon. He scored oh a hit by Larry Simon for the only run' 1 in fce first inning, North Webster i . the inn ng . , - . ; I . . John ' Li»ngenba<K.h held North' Webster to three scattered hits " whil< out dree batters and.- . equally effective from the mound for North We - er, He allowed huthits, struck out seven and walked only One Ixitter T\r> of these hits ing to score a run. Syracuse wtll play Kendallville at Syracuse on Thursday. Next Monday the team will travel to. Leesburg for a game I Discuss Lake Weed Problem Last Evening A board meeting of Syracuse Lake. Association, Inc . was held Tuesday evempg at the home of Mr and Mrs' Frank Ridcpoure to i discuss the weed problem in Syracuse lake This lias been the irf several recent meetings. . The board .decided to set out test j areas in the kike for experimental puqx>A ; s. one where the', water- is deep, one where it is not 'so deep,J The Weed, problem on. Syracuse 'em to lake property owners, according to Frank Ridenoure, president of the group BUSY BEES HAVE ANNUAL PICNIC The Busy Bees home extension club .' at M herd met with Mrs. Merita Mi- Mishler cottage on Waubee lake, recently for its annual picnic Ten members and seven children were present. * President Mr- Cleveland Sliuder presided oyer the business and lexi in repeating the club creed. Mrs Doral McFarren read “One More Tomorrow” and “Heaven” for meditation For the health and safety lesson Mrs. Jesse Miller read "Safety Minded for 1965.” "Garden Hints on Gladioli" by Mrs Arthur G.bert were given, and roll call was answered by "Why I like summer,” ‘ Mrs Herman Miller read a letter from the club's adoptee, an Indian girl in North Dakota. The president reported on the county president's council meeting she attended at the Shrine . building at Warsaw. Members were asked to at- * tend the zoning meeting to be at the Shrine building last Wednesday Members attending the farewell tea for county demonstration agent Ruth McCreary on June 30 were Mrs Floyd Shuder. Mrs. Herman Miller. Mrs. Everett Butnck. and Mrs. Doral McFarren. Hostesses to serve at the women's building on August 4 during the coun'y f.i :■ ■ '■ - ’ Shuder, Mrs. Butrick. Mrs. Guy Fisher. Mrs. Arthur Gilbert, Mr?, i Jose Mdler, Mrs. Raymond Pinker-1 ton. Mrs McFarren. arid Mrs. Her- J man Miller. The meeting was closed by members repeating the club collect. The next meeting will be August i 13 with Mrs. Jesse Miller and Mrs. James Chambers; ... ", !■—l- —— MRS. ARTHUR HAAB ENTERTAINS SILVER THIMBLE CLUB : Mrs. Arthur Haab of Goshen was hostess to approximately 35 guests on July 6 when she entertained members of the Silver Thimble club , of the Apostolic Christian church at Milford. Cohostesses were Mrs. Walter Wuthrich and Mrs. Robert Kaiser. Roll call was answered by tellim of a surprise. The business was conducted by Mrs. Luther Steffen and! derations were given by Mrs. Robert Hoerr Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman favored the ladies present with several sei-1 ections on her accordian. Four ill friends were remembered with a card showier. Small flower arrangements were made by each guest Mrs. Hxd>. whose home is completely furnished In antiques, read ' a bode written by her husband on ] many of their old and rare codec-1 tionß. , I Decorations followed the Fourth ’] of July theme and refreshments at : assorted bare in rocket forms and ( sherbet drink were served. 11

Wednesday, July 21, 1965

/ SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Phillip, son of Rev. and Mrs. j Ralph Wagon®- of Syracuse entered i the Riley Children’s hospital in Indianapolis, Friday, July 16, where he is undergoing tests and under observation. Mrs. Allen Shively. Syracuse. Was ! released from the Goshen hospital i Saturday, July 17, . Robert) Rule, Syracuse. was re- I leased from the Goshen hospital Saturday, • July 17. ■M ■ ' Carol Eu'sler.. Syracuse,;' was given medical treatment at th® July 13. ami released. | Alan.; son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis . C. Butt. .SyTacuse, was treated at j the Goshen hospital Sunday, July "i. ft - h lake a viJent and released. Peter E. Mange-., r 1 Syracuse. ( was treated at the Goshen hospital Monday, July IS, for an accident at home and released. ) ‘ Mrs Lucille Thompson. Syracuse. was released from the Gos-. . hen hospital Monday. July 19. I I Sally, daughter of Mr. . and Mrs. j nutted to Goshen hospital Wednesday. Ji|y 14. treated for an acci-1 [dent at the lake and released. ! Mrs Phd Fidter. r 1 North Web-, ster. was released from Goshen ’ hospital Thursday. July 15. i Wallace Manrow Sr .f 1 Syra-1 use. entered Gorfien hospital as a nnd seal pat irot Thursday, July 15. j Timothy 'Jeffreys;. North . Web- 1 was admitted to Woodlawn I hospital. Rochester, on Thursday. (July *ls. Mrs Jos<-;>li Baruth. North Webster. was 'admitbd to Murphy Med,j k-al Center Friday, July 16; I M-s- Ei-nvr/Stucky of' SjTacuse, ■■ underwent* major surgery at Elk : hart General hnsjHtal on Friday nwming. July 16. j Mrs;' Edward Hamm, r 3 Sxtii--1 vu>e, entered < : lExiav, Julv 17. '' . ■ ■ ■ •{. daughter of Air. and ? Mrs. Harry AjipCTiZeller, ’■was adnuttrel to Goshen hospital i Saturday, July 17. She wtas later treieaMtL ... • ■ ' MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Michael Zimmerman, Sr., of Milford was released Saturday from the Elkhart hospital. Mrs. Carl E. Shearer of Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital j over the week eiid& i Susan Arlene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cannon of r 1 Milford, entered the Goshen hocipital over the weekend. Ray O. Kefarber of Milford was admitted ever the weekend to the Goshen hospital Albertis Mickem, Jr., of Milford was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center over the weekend. Donaki and Ray. sons of Mr and ; Mrs. Raymond Lewis of r 2 Leesburg. . *vre acknrtted Monday to use ; Goshen hospital. I Court News Ktertasko County Circuit Court Barbara J Pearson, r 2 Syracuse. ) < has filed a suit for divorce against s John F. Pearson The couple were | | married August 29, 1966. and separ-1 I ated December 28, 1965. The plain- , I tiff seeks custody df their three 1 I minor children. j Elkhart County Circuit Court I 1 Evecyr. K. Rodman, r 1 Syracuse, by her next friend. Ruby M. Montel. J has filed a complaint for divorce from David A. Rodman. They were married November 3, 1963, and separated July .14, 1964. Kosciusko County Clerks Office ) Leg Glenn Adams. 34. r l Rainesvilld Lake. 0.. and Norma Jane Richcreek. 27. of r 3 Syracuse, have applied for a marriage license. Curfew Violator Fined ' Larry Dull. 17, of Ligonier, was ( fined s2l in JR Christian Kober's ! court over the weekend for viola- ‘ tion of the Syracuse curfew ovdmaixx* MILFORD COUPLE HOSTS FRIENDS AT POTLUCK SUPPER Saturday evening guests ait the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mathews were; Mr. and Mrs. Evard iSchuder. Niles. Mich.: Mr. and Mrs. Duane Scott and family. South Bend: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haab and family. Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. |, Robert Ruch and family. Milford: ■ and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reber and 1 family of Dundee, HL A potluck sup- ■ per was enjoyed. *

F OBITUARIES 1

Death Claims Whitko School Board President

. Drath churned Homer E Schuman. 72, r 6 Columbia City, at 10:50 last evening < Tuesday Mr, Schuman was president of the Whitko Community School Corporation's board of trustees. Death came while Mr. Schuman was enroute to the Lutheran hospital at Fort Wa.vne He was pronounced dead upon arrival. The deceased had been elected to the Whitko board in 1964 and had been its president since that time. He was a 1912 graduate of Larwill . high school and received his BS degree in agriculture from Purdue university in 1917. He then went to i Washington. D C.-, where he was i crnployeed by the agriculture extension department imtil 1923 when his fathtn- became ill and he returned to manage the Schuman farm three m:le< west of Columl>ia. City. On June 16. 1930. he was married ; C Kanabte who sir- ] vives. ' ,tv>\\:-.sh.p. Wiiitiey county, trustee ■from' 1930 until 1933 He was chairman of the Whitley county Repuh- ; l ean cvntral committee from 1937 until 1990. He was a mefnber* of the state H>ard for 17 years and served as president in 1949. At the time of he was the president of the Whitley County board. ’■ He was a mettiier of tiw Grace 1 Lutheran church and the Richland I township'Farm ftnwau. • . I | Surviving besides the wtfe are two sons. Richard L. of ’Midland. Tex . and Paul R . at home: two j daugt ry Ellen of Ne -.v i Castle and Nancy of Purdue mi-, •y: and two granddaughters Friends may call at the Smith i funeral home at Columbia City after 7 pm. today < Wednesday' ■ I Services will be held, at tlie fun- ; era', home at 11 am. Friday with 1 He-. Marion R Shrov-er officiating Burial will be in Greenhill ceme- « ' I Donald Ernst Fiaa-' d far iKri.dd Err..< 18, of Goshen, who died at 12:45 p. m Saturday. July 17, m the God-.en hospital of injures suffered at about 8:45 a.ni Saturday in a two-truck cr.tsii west of Gtdien, were held iut-sday. at 11:30 a m at the YoderCulp funeral home, Goshen. Rev. Bruce Mosier officiated and burial was in Oak Ridge cemetery. i The v-ounu man would have been a senior this, fall at Goshen high schod. He was a member of Goshen i g chapter and of Expkrer \ a Nickles Bakery -truck as born m Gan- May 5, moved with his parents. Mrs Robert O. Ernst, to an years ago. Sun ning in addition to his parents are three sisters. Mrs. Eugene (Catherine Conder, Syraicuse. Betty Ann, 13. and Jean, 11. i both at home: a brother. Lee, 15. at home: the gran<k>arents. Mr. and ■ Mrs Monroe Lee Guth. East Chicago, and Mrs Viola Ernst. Gary. < I Earl Collins Ward Earl Collins. Ward, 75. died at his home in Chicago Heights. 111., on Thursday, July 15. He had been in I failing health for sometime, j Mr Ward was born in Syracuse, , i January 27, 1890. tlie son of Wil--1 liam . and Sarah Jane (Daggy > I I Wtird. He was a retired railroad man and a Veteran of Worid War I One. I Survivors are two sons. Richard ami Wdliam Ward both of Chicago; : a brother. Wilbur Ward erf Syracuse, and several grandchildren I. Funeral services were held at the • Duffy funeral home in Chicago, ! Saturday, at 9:30 a m Graveside ( services vrere held at the Syracuse s cemetery at 130 p.m. Rev. Cart H. {Satre officiated and burial was in the Syracuse Harris funer.d home. Syracuse, was in charge of arrangements. Dee Bertran Nichols Dee Bertran Nichols, 80, of South Bend, died Sunday. July 18. Mr. Nichols moved to South Bend from Warsaw 35 years ago and retired from the Studebaker Corporation ten yeans ago. He was preceded in death in 1954 by his wife, the former Ethel Dome. Survivors include two children, Mrs. Virginia Baum of South Bend end Dee Bertran. Jr., of Burlington. IL CL; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren: nephews, Donald and Robert Nichols, of Warsaw, and Leonard Nichols, of Syracuse. Services are incomplete. Mrs. Hubert Hillabold Wad has been received here of the death of Mrs. Hubert Hillabold in Los Angeles, Cabs., June 21. Mrs. Hdlaboid was the former; Florence Beatty who lived with her family in Milford many years ago. She was a classmate and personal friend of Mrs. H. H. Sharp and Jfiss

’'k '<’ || HOMER E. SCHUMAN Martha Grow oi Milford. She is survived by her husband, : one brother and three sistrs. Syracuse Locals ' Mr and Mrs. S. *E. Searfoss of I Pasadena. Calif., left Friday, Jtdy I 16, for toe r home following a tenday stay at the home of the former's Mr. an<i Mrs. S. P. Searfoss. Syracuse. Mrs. Helen Snyder of Edwardsville. Mich., is spending some time . this week with her brother. John Steder of north erf Svracuse. [ Fire chief William Hess and Mrs. Hess and family of Syracuse have i returned from a two-week camping trip at Erindale. Canada. Most of the time was spent fishing, side : trips to Fort Henry at Kingston and the woolen mills at Bancroft were also enjoyed. CHECK VOl R HEADLIGHTS The Chicago Motor Club says tliat when your headlights are set too high they send a dangerous drivers; if they are set too low they may not Mher other drivers, but they cut down on your own vis-, rbility rangei It is essential that you have your headlights checked j - ■ -.’nc.illy. BETTER NEW AND USED CAR BARGAINS Visit our Future Location And Display of New and Used Cars One-Half Mile East of City Limits. Also our Uptown Showrooms 52495 1964 Electra 225, 4-Dr., sedan, fully equipped, low mileage. 52050 1963 LeSabre, 2-Dr., H. T., full power, dean $2395 1963 98 Olds, 4-Dr., H. T., full power, new tires. $1595 1962 Chev., Impala, 4dr., H. T., full power, dean. I $1295 1962 Buick, Special Deluxe, 4-dr., sedan, one owner, very dean. $1295 1961 Pontiac, Catalina, 4-dr., wagon, P. S., P. 8., Ready-to-go. 5 - 1961 Oldsmobiles, 88 - SBB - 98’s. $1295 1961 Chev. Convertible. And Many Moore To Choose From PLETCHER MOTOR CO., INC. Phone: 773-4171 Nappanee, Ind. Open: Mon. - Wed. - Frl. - Sat 8:30 pun. i Tues. & Thur*. - 6:00 p.m.

WAUBEE GRANGE IN JULY MEETING The Waubee Grange held its regular meeting July 8 at the hall with master Earl Wolferman presiding. I Twelve officers answered roll call I of the 28 present. A letter was read from the state master Jerome [ Davis, commenting the grange on its 10 new members and- a letter to Lloyd Felkner commending him , for the action he took in writing | to the national grange master for the tornado families to get help for them thru the grange and ASC farm program. Home ec chairman Mrs. Herman Miller gave a report on the grange's 1 projects and ask for the ladies to help on the sampler contest. The samplers are to be historical pictures, depicting grange history for the 100th anniversary of the grange in 1967. The lecture program and refreshments were given by the committee in charge for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and Mr. and Mrs Melvin Spicher. The program consisted of readings and articles on the Fourth of July being Independence Day. Songs sung by the group included “Ameri- 1 ca." "America the Beautiful,” and “Bringing in the Sh’eaves.” r The grange picnic was held Sun- ■ day. July 11. at the pavilion at Waubee lake with a bounteous potluck dtoner Ix-ing enioj-ed by the 40 present. - Foil-- ’- n • - games were played. Master Earl Wolferman are! Mrs. Wolferman served watermelon beforo the group departed. The next meeting will be tomor-. row evening. CUMULATIVE FUND NEW TO MILFORD BUDGET Milford board members are meeting to discuss the new budget. A meeting was held Monday and anot her is set for tomorrow (Thursday). A new item will be a cumulative i fluid from cigarette tax to be used i for capital improvement of city ' property: j tewArrfrai? COQUILLARD. Teriann Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coquillard of Syracuse are the parents of a daughter Teriann bom Tuesday, July 13. at 9:38 p.m. in the Whitley iCounty hospital at Columbia City. Teriann weighed nine pounds. s a i ounces at birth. She has a brother,. :Samuel, Jr., three, and a si.<ter. .Tonya, four. Her grandparents are Mrs. Mexine Conwell of North Webster, Mrs Hazel Michael of Bremen, and Tiiomas Mock.

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Syracuse Firemen Called To Grass Fire The Syracuse firemen were called to extinguish a grass fire Monday, at 1:50 p.m. at a field on the Warner road north of Syracuse. The Monday run was the fourth grass fire within a period of 10 days. | Fire chief William Hess cautioned. residents and vacationers to use i extreme care in burning trash and ■ t asked that cigarettes be put into car ash trays rather than flipped I out of car windows. ' .7The property damage is usually small in the grass fires but the I cost of operating the fire fighting equipment is expensive and is cost- j ; ly to the taxpayers. MILFORD CLUB GOING TO DR. NORMAN BEATTY HOSPITAL Members of the Silver Thimble club at Milford will make their ; fourth trip to the Dr. Norman Beatty Memorial hospital at Westville on i Tuesday evening, August- 3. Gift box- ■ es will be given to all the women in ward N-2. A program will be presented and refreshments served. Members arranging for the chart-1 ered bus are Mrs. Harlan Beer, Mrs. Lewis Speicher, Mrs. Otto Beer. Jr., -Mrs. Maurice Beer, Mrs. Luther Steffen, and Mrs. Arthur Haab. NO TIME FOR DAY DREAMING There is no tifne for day dreaming while driving a car. says the Chicago Motor Chib. Failure to pay complete attention to the job of driving is a serious mistake and an underlying cause of many (traffic

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