The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 July 1965 — Page 5

Syracuse Board Plans To Widen Pearl Street

At the regular meeting of the Syracuse town - board of trustees Tuesday evening, July 20, plans were made to widen Peart street from Huntington street (state road 13> -to the alley between the Kosciusko Beverage Company and the Connell property. Clerk treasurer Walter Calnon reported the bid had been let on the work and contractors are waiting for one of the property owners to finish a drain before they begin so the properties will not have to be dug up twice. j Mrs. Calnon reported Carroll street still has the right-of-way over the new Frazier avenue. This may be changed in the future, since ' Frazier will be a through street and Carroll dead ends a block west of Frazier. William Hess, . fine cherf. stated he was not in favor of using the fire and emergency siren for disaster warnings as it would cause confusion in the fire department Most of the volunteer firemen, get into cars and rush to the fire department. at the' second sound of the siren There was more discussion on tiie subject and Mr Hess Was advised to Order a new siren for the fire department yttonKi-S Holmes ;>!<re-’re:" . •.. tion of Syracuse asfoediftbe parking meeters in the. tn tow i cot 'l be -capped.'for-'the three days, Western Round I p Davs in Svroctise, This was granted and the meters will be canoed on Thursday Fridav and Sat'irdre .■»•’ th- - rope off an area on Man street for dancing on Saturday night This •ten was granted xj - entatiie <•> h- ’ j av . cees asked the hoard if thev mild hold a watermelon fee*! on, Fridav,

WESTERN Round-Up Days v SPECIALS THURSDAY, PortoPed FRIDAY, DRESS SHOES SATURDAY, $17.95 up - $lO pr. JULY 22, 23, 24 Current Styles Ladies’ White . SUMMER FLATS I STACKED HEELS Reg. $8.95 Sale ■ $3.00 pr. Sale . $550 Ladies' Medium & High Heeled White -.....- S4.C U. S. KEDETTES or SUMMERETTES SALE PRICE ■ s2.ooand $3.00 pr. U. S. Keds Men’s And Boys’ Thick Soled Slip-On Type ■ $4.00 pr. Pilcher's Are No Longer Handling The Following Items: VALUES TO $8.95 INVOLVED YOUR CHOICE GARMENT — SI.OO |/ v Men’s Swim Wear / Ladies’ Shorts I' Ladies’ Swim Wear ( Men’« Shorts . z Children’s Swim Wear t ........ i/ Children’s Bermuda Shorts / Men s Hobby Jeans (Sizes 29 to 31 Only) . . / Men s Slack* J Men’s Windbreakers (Summer a Winter) (Small Only) • 1 , Sues SIOO FOR SI.OO MEN’S BOXER SHIRTS, SIZES 32 & 42 ONLY MEN’S T-SHIRTS & UNDERWEAR, Sizes Small & XL Only PILCHER SHOES UPTOWN SYRACUSE

in front of the bank. This was granted with* the understanding they would dean up the street after- ; wards. Police chief Dan Ganger told the board there had been accusations that the policemen were shooting dogs. This he denied, stating any dog reported was picked up and kept in the town's poind for a certain tune then taken to a veterinary to be destroyed. The owner pays the veterinary for this service, at no time has any of his men shot [a dog and Mr. Ganger wanted the public to know this. Attending the meeting were Mr. Calnon. board members, Byron Comoily. Wifiard Nusbaum. Mrs. Frank • Bates and Loren Longenbaugh Mr. Hess. Mr. Ganger, Joe Hughes, Thomas Holmes, Mrs. Dale Sparkl'in. .Mrs Betty Dust and Oscar Dahl. MILFORD DRIVER FALLS ASLEEP; HITS POLE . Max .Ruch, 18, Milford, escaped injury on Monday evenimt when he cm* and hit a telephone pole m the 400 block of north Detroit street Young Hue 1 ! told Warsaw •patrolman Steven Burner that he apparently fell asleep at die wheel of his <a: as h«- did nut. remember the ■’details of the accident ’ ■ Dam r Was estimated at-$350 and ‘..image to the telephone j •’•• at S2OO Benton Natural Food Ass’n. will meet at the Milfrtrd fire station on Friday. . lulv *3. at 7:30 p.m. Ike Falb of Kidron. (>.. distributor of Micro-Min-Trace element fertilizer, uill speak and show slides. Public is invited. Henry Beer.

Penny Serves At Wedding Reception Miss Penny Clark of Milford visitjed at the home of Miss Norina Lorenz at Kokomo Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of last week Miss Clark served at the reception following the wedding ceremony of . Miss Ldoez and James M. Klise on Saturday evening. They were united in marriage at the Zion EUB Brethren church at Kokomo. Mrs. Klise is a former resident of Milford. . MR. AND MRS. JAMES P. WALTZ VISITING PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. James Pfa Waltz are guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Waltz, at Lake Wawa* ■ sec. Mr. and Mrs. Waltz have recently established residence in Fort Colins-. Colo . where he will teach m the geology department at Colorado state university, and Mrs. Waltz be an assistant m the English department (rs the. university. They wil visit her parents in New Orieensi La. before returning to Colorado m August. birthday at lake home . - Mrs Lawrence Bulette of Chicago, celebrated her seventh birthday on Saturday. Jdly 17. with a party at the.Wbwasee Lake home of her parGuests included Timmy and Mike Morganth'aler and Sandy B: her granrhnother. Mrs Wava Kellett of Chicago, and !>er parents. . Eve The Mail-Journal.

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Ligonier News By ROSE CUNNINGHAM Charles Shull , I Renamed School Board Head Charles Shull of Elkhart township has been renamed president of the West Noble School Corp, board of education. I Serving with him will be Mack Howell, Sparta township, vice president; Edward Burns, Sparta township, treasurer; and Edgar Hursey, Perry township, secretary. West Noble Taxes To Increase 32c Taxes in the West Noble School Corporation will increase 32 cents due to the cost of bonding the newproposed West Noble high school, according to Homer Summers, head lot the Fort Wayne office of Mullaney. Wells and Co. The cost of the bonds is $lO7, which is 32 cents above the 75 cents cumulative building fund cost now paid. The $1 07 rate will decline- to 78 cents by the end of the 30 year bonding period. Summers said that the total amount of the bonds projected is $3. 766.150. which does not include about $200,000 cash on hand raised through the cumulative building fund. RETURN FROM TRIP Mr; and Mrs. Max Conrad and daughter. Linda. have returned from a trip to Morgantown W. Va., Washington, D. C. and Atlantic City. - I

GARDEN SHOWING AU C ; : % SATURDAY, JULY 24 —AT — Beer ’$ Greenhouse S£/Si’“ MILFORD ISee our display and also tW : K fine nursery stock ■£? FLOWERING PLANTS WILL BE GIVEN AS FAVORS BEER'S GREENHOUSE Phone: 658-4712 Milford, Indiana

| ~ . I • I ; MID-SUMMER SALE AT I < II C. S. MYERS FORD MILFORD i Reduced Prices On The Following Cars In Stock 'jj f* CUSTOM 4-Dr, Black, 289. C-O-M, P. S. j New Ldrs CUSTOM 500, 2-Dr, Blue, 6 Cyl., C-O-M CUSTOM 2-Dr, White, 289, O. D. I MUSTANG H. Top, 6 Cyl., Stick CUSTOM 4-Dr., Blue, 289. Stick I MUSTANG Conv, Blue. 289, Stick Ranch Wagon 4-Dr., Blue, 6 Cyl, C-O-M _ LTD 2-Dr., H. T, Blue, 352, P. S, C-O-M | MUSTANG 2 plus 2, Ivy Green, V-8 L TD 4 D| _ H T white. 289, C-O-M, P. S. | MUSTANG 2 plus 2, Parie Bronze, 6 Cyl. GALAXIE 500, Cdnv, White, 390, - FALCON Futura. 2-Dr, Blue, 6 Cyl., Stick ’ 4-Speed, P. S. FALCON 2-Dr., Red. 6 Cyl.. Stick GALAXIE SOO. Cony.. Red., 239. C-O-M « „ , , F-100, Beige, 6‘ Bed, 6 Cyl.- I FALCON 2-Dr.. Blue. « Cyl.. St.ck ~ Br) , Cy| I H FAIRLANE 500, 2-Dr.. H. T, Blue, ECONOLINE White, Super Duty, 1-Ton K | 289, C-O-M Payload FAIRLANE 500, 4-Dr., Danisty Green, ECONOLINE Pick-Up, Red, I 6 Cyl.., Stick » | FAIRLANE 500, 4-Dr, White. 6 Cyl.. C-O-M llegf] I GALAXIE SQO. 4-Dr., Ivy Green, { 352, C-O-M. “P. S. ’65 MUSTANG Conv., V-8, P. S, 4-speel I GALAXIE 500, 4-Dr., Blue, 3552, C-O-M '65 STUD.; V-8. 4-speed 1 GALAXIE 500, 4-Dr.. Silver Smoke Grey, ’64 4-Dr., H. T, White, V-8, P. 8., 289 C-O-M . u P. S. f C-O-M ' CAI AYtc firm >Dr M T Green 280 ’64 GALAXIE 500, V-8. P. S., C-O-M CAL ** E c 2 D H ' T ’ G ’ 289 ’ ’63 FAIRLANE 500, 2-Dr„ Chestnut lum, f. j>. >63 mercur y Wagon. Meteor, Vvß. Stick f “ 'GALAXIE 500. 4-Dr., H. T.. White. C-O-M. - 63 q A IAXIE Beige 2-Dr . 6 Cyl-. C-O-M P S.. 352 , 61 FALCON Wagon, Blue. 6 Cyl., Stick I | CUSTOM 500. 4-Dr.. Blue, 289. C-O-M MORE OLDER MODELS I CUSTOM 500, 4-Dr, Blue, 6 Cyl, C-O-M s IN STOCK READY FOR DELIVERY I I FREE f Week's Supply Os Groceries At Augsburger's IGA 1- Guess The Number Os Bowling Pins In Mustang ■ Bowling Pin* Courtesy Wawasee Bowl | C. S. MYERS FORD " Fair Deals On Fords For 26 Years" Il OPEN EVENINGS MILFORD

David C. Saggars To Attend State Police Academy David C. Saggars, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Saggars, r 3 Ligonier, ,is among the 65 successful candi-. - dates who were picked to attend ‘ the Indiana state police training , academy. Saggars was among those chosen ! from a group of 1375 men who had 'requested application. The 65 men selected will receive eight weeks of training and will cover more than 190 different study courses. From this group 25 men will be added to the State Police force in September. In addition, other appointments will be made to fill existing vacancies created by retirements. LEGION SECTIONAL TOURNEY TO BE HELD FRIDAY The American Legion Team from Post 243 Ligonier will open the sectional tourney against co-favorite Warren, Friday 7:30 pm. at WarI ren. The tourney is' a double eiimin- ( ation tourney and the local boys are asking all fans to please try to tend. Warren has a large following of fans and it would help the morale of the local team to have as many . as possible to attend. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Warren is just south of Huntington off road 5. The local boys were “washed out" Saturday against Warsaw and ■ ended up splitting a double header with Elwwd on Sunday. Elwood has ■ now ‘lost only 4 out of 27 games. The loss to Ligonier is included. i The tournament is double eiimin- ■ ation with Ligonier and Warren heavily co-fayored to win. The winner of Friday’s game would appear to be in a key position to walk off .with all the marbles! RECITERATING AT HOME AFTER FRACTURE Word has been received in big- i onier tbit Mrs. Av a Kerner, former resident, now of Garden Grove. |Calif., is recuperating at her home after having been hospitilized for over a month with a. fractured leg. Her address il 12841 Spring St. in I that city.

| 100 ATTEND JOINT MEETING About 100 members attended the i joint meeting of Stone’s Trace and the Northeastern Indiana Historical Societies in the Eagles Hall Sunday afternoon. Graydon Blue, president of the Stone’s Trace group gave an illustrated lecture and the group toured the old taverp on Stone’s Hill. WAYNE KREIGER RESIGNS Wayne Kreiger, driver education and junior high physical education teacher at Ligonier, has submitted his resignation to the West Noble school board. He will accept a position in the Hunting ton County School Corporation as physical education teacher at Huntington high school. DOUGLAS SHOCK IN JAMAICA Douglas Shock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shock residing southwest of Ligonier, is one of twenty Ball State university students that have been studying marine biology in Jamaica for the past three weeks. The course is being taught by Dr. J Kenneth Burnham, assistant proi lessor biology at Ball State. . The group left the Muncie cam- , pus by bus to Miami. Fla., and then went by plane to Jamaica. They studied the plant life in Jainparticipated in skin ■ diving, and visited the University of West Ladies. On their return trip one day ■ was spent in the Florida Everglades. HOSHAW. Mary Jane Mr. ami Mrs. John Hoshaw, Midland. Mich., are parents of a seven pound.—two ounce daughter, Mary Jane, bom in tiiat city Wednesday morning. ’ Mrs Hoshaw was formerly Marilyn Harper Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harper are the maternal grandparents. I -L- . ’ > ” Charles Deary Graveside services were cofiducted in Oak Park cemetery at 4 p.m. for Charles Deary, a former resident of Ligonier. Mr De ry

J i’y 10. in Amarillo.'Texas. He is I survived by a ron Roger Deary, of Bfoomi two daughters. Mrs. William Armstrong and Linda Deary. , children. t • tL- | COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Alice Kettlebar left Wednes- ■ extented v s.t with ffer ! daughter. Mrs Ed Rex, and family I at Beaufort, N. C. i Elmer Gill of Cromwell is a pati; nt in the Parkv.ew’ hospital, Fort! Wayne. ) ■ week with Mr- and Mi's.. Dean Hite. J Mrs.Jßsgtty Atterberry has as her! i house guest her sister. Airs. Daisy 1 1 Smith, of Chicago. ' • ; ( 222222222222222222222—2 T t

Wednesday, July 21, 1965

Name Milford Lions Club Committees

The following committee appoint- ] ments were made by president James Allen and announced at the 1 Lions club’s regular meeting held J Monday night at the Twentieth I Century Restaurant: i Agriculture — Jack Sharp and i Wayne Bucher ] Boys atx! girls work *- Arlo Beiswanger and Paul Kizer. Citizenship and patriotism — Walter Ritter and Robert Wolferman Civic improvement — Walter Ritter and Robert Wolferman Community betterment — Drs. A. Thomas Miller and Gerald Snider. Education — John Strouse Health and welfare — Amy Hollar and Karl Hoover Safety — Robert Buhrt and ‘ j Harry Pliend conservation and Wind — ’ Herb Baumgartner Greeter — Dr. H. C. Snyder and j Delbert Dippon Attendance — Leon New-rnan. ■ Waiter Wuthrich. Denny Sharp and ’ j Phil Campbell Constitution and by-laws — Glen ■ Treesh % I j Finance — Carlyle Barnes and ■ .Clayton Hollar • I Lions information — Bob Kitson . ' and Glen Morehead t Membership — Leon Newman. Walter Wuthrich. Denny Sharp and

ST-MAR-KOS POMONA GRANGE MEETS AT PLYMOUTH ; The St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange • met with the Memoniee Grange, on .Thursday evening, July 15. in Plymouth. Master Otho Bondurante presided ! and read letters from the state mas- - i ter Jerome Davis on the state session coming October 14. 15. and 16 at the Elkhart hotel The letter gave suggestions to be discussed at the subordinate granges and information sent along with the dele- ! gates. .Ynotiier letter commented the, grange for Lloyd Felkrer’s writing .nto trie, national grange master to set* :: couldn't be aocomphshed for the farmers hit during the tc-mado t’mi the farm program Tije lecislativte committee was asked to be working on resolutions Ito be sent in for the state session. ■ Delegates dected to attend tlie state. session were Mr. and Mrs. Earl’ Wolfe Waubee and alemates Mr. and Mrs. Ora Trader lof New Tamerack. ; The Pomona picnic' on June 27 I at Bremen park with a | fair attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Wolferman., Mr . and Mrs. Glen i Pinkerton, Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Wolterman’attended from the Waubee ; ■ Grange. * ■ • The next meeting will be at New Tamerack grange hall on August 19 with election of officers Refreshments of. "sandwiches. coC-;l fee. and Kool-Aid were served by i the'host crance at the close of the meeting. Prest'n* from Milford were Mrs Herman Miller and Mrs. Glen ( Pinkerton. ': —' f Attend Western. Round-up Days. i J

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Phil Campbbll [ Program and entertainment — Phil -Campbell, Chuck Myere, Jim Stuckman; Arthur Baumgartner, Bill Little, Lowell Rassi, Don Wolferman, Earl Wolferman, William Perry, Arlo Beiswahger, and Eldon Beer. Publicity — Durward Seely and Arch Baumgartner Sports — John Replogle and Durward Seely » Hear Dave Andrews Kosciusko county deputy sheriff Dpve .Andrewis was present at the meeting and told about the problems with the youth of today, showing articles the department had conficated from cars of young persons. A total of $2,202 was collected on the calendars recently sold by the Lions with S4OO profit made. The money is to be used for the Boy Scouts. It was decided to have a work night and steak fry at the Scout cabin on August. 30. 100 Per Cent Attendance Those’ receiving pins for 100 per cent attendance were Bob Wolferman. Don Wolferman, Walter Wuthrich. Leon Newman, Paul Kizer, Lowell Rassi. James Allen," James Stwtkman, Durward Seelv. Walter Ritter ahd Ravanond Pinkerton. A guest at the meeting was Stan Wuthrich.

Syracuse Locals Kevin Robie and Dennis Harper i of Syracuse have returned from Up•.land where they attended a baskrt- ? ball camp at Tavlor university.. 1 Richard Larimer of Syracuse en- : listed in the U. S. .Air force and has gone to Lackland. AFB. San Anton- - io. Texas, for basic training. , Tim Robie of Syracuse left Wednesday. July 14. to sperxl two weeks i in Washington, . lowa, with hjs grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stuckman. .Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kleopfer Jr., and family of Rochester, . Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Clasen and two sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Miles and Mr. and Mrs. George W Kleopfer of Syracuse over the weekend. The Kleoplers, Jr. went to Indianapolis, on Tuesday to visit friends until Friday when they will return home. Mrs. Jessie Weingart of Syracuse and. her daughter, Mrs. Gary Kline of Wheaton, 111., returned to Syracuse. Thursday, July 15, from a two-week vacation. TWo weeks ago they accompanied another daughter of Mrs. Weingart. Mrs. ■ Charles Dietrick, and her husband and two sons to their home in Duluth, Minn. While there Mrs.. Dietrick and sons, Mrs. Weingart and -Mrs. Kline, made a two-day trip to Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. Enroute to Syracuse they spent a few days in Mrs. Kline’s, home in Wheaton. Mr. Kline is attending summer school at Ball State university in Muncie.

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