The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 September 1965 — Page 5
jB B.\ 4 REV. and MRS. C. FORSTER
Former Syracuse ResidenHn Calvary Church Conference A special Bible and missionary conference is . being each evening this weekin the Cat E U B Syracuse. A half hour of missionary dialteftge is presented nightly by the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Forster and the Rev and Mrs. Lloyd .Wiekstrom. representing the continent of Africa. Mrs. Forster is the former Lois s ; and . w know: in this < tier husbai i are presently on fur- . 1 *u Ni sters will be showing pictures of . ■ I lay evenii Mrs. Forster will. speak. f ■ v .!■<■ presently liv- * in.: . .. E Long Drive in Syra- • cuse while home on furlough from Nigeria Vrica ’On (Tuesday eve’ning-'. the ’Wickstromsl and the Forsters joined together in preserving a m - -sit white tfressed in nathe •eames ' j~ : The special vocal and instrumen-
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REV. LLOYD WK'KSTROM Li’, music each evening is being pre- - ■<! "S. h> Rv. and Mrs Keith ft ® broadcasts. cover several states in the mid-west. The service is condale, i with a Bible message by Rev. Williams each 'evening. T i- pastor-and the members of Calvary church cordially invite ‘he jnihlic to attend these sen ices each night at 7:30 through Sunday eveSept. 19.
OBITUARIES
Henry C. Martin Funeral services were conducted ; ■ at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Milford I Apostolic church for Henry C. Mar- n | tin. 62. of Milford. Mr. ALartin died i J early Saturday morning at the Goshen hospital where he had been ; a patient for two days. He had been I ill one week. j’ Mr. Martin was bom July 30, j ILO3, in Morton. 111. He was never rmhrried. Mr. Martin was a farmer* in the Milford conununity for many rs. . . Surviving are three brot John and William, both of Milford, and Chris of Peoria. Ill.: and one; -Mter. Mrs. Oliver 'Emma* H.?jb. of Milford. I Rev. Theo Beer officiated st the services and interment was in the Milford cemetery. Rev. Charles Light last rites were held on Friday for the Rev. Charles Light. 70. at White Bear Lake, Minn. Interment; was at Alvert Lea, Minn. Rev. Light was a resident of .Minneapolis, Minn. He formerly re-1 sided at Winona Lake, was a retired | Presbyterian minister and a native . of North Webster. He died at his! home of complications following an illness of several years. Surviving are ids widow and one • son. Robert Light of Omaha, Neb. ! Cousins in this vicinity include Aites , Helen Kyle. Airs. VV. J. Carroll, and • Arthur Dennis, all of Warsaw. Robert Weaver of Pierceton, Fred Anglin of Leesburg and Aliss Ethel Anglin of Columbia City. Belva Andrew Stalter Belva Andrew Stalter, 69, of North Webster, died Saturday. Sept. 4, in the Lutheran hospital Fort Wayne. Air. Stalter was bom in Adams county on June 2. 1896, the sen of William and Amanda 1 Drumm Stalter. He had resided for five past 17 years in the North Webster commuinty, moving from Fort Wayne. In 1960 he married Leona Somers. A : member of ’die Alasons at Leesburg, Air. Stalter was retired from tine ern Indiana . Public Service | a ! Survivor? include one son, Dr. G.l W. Stalter of North Webster: three | daughters. Airs. Harold Sorg, Airs. Barbara Reed, and Airs. Jack Allen, all of Fort Wayne; and nine grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 10 am. Tuesday at the Harris-Troxel funeral home in North Webster. Rev. ; Charles Johnson officiated and burial was in Greenlawn cemetery at Fort Wayne. A .Masonic service was conducted at 7 30 p.m. Alonday at the 1 North Webster funeral hone. Mrs. Christian Kammerer Airs. Christian 'Christina Rapp l . Kammerer. Sr.. 91, of Leesburg died early Sunday morning at the home of a 'son. Christian ‘ Kammerer, Jr., m Leesburg Dead, was due to com- ! plications. 4 ’ Mrs. Kammerer was born October; 30. 1873. in Germany? She marriedj; Christ . :■ Kammerer in Germany and he died June 17, 1959. She came to the United States in 1904 and had j been a resident of the Leesburg com- , munity for the past 40 years. • Surviving in addition to the above>j mentioned son are three other sons, William, of Mishawaka, and Andrew and Albert, of Leesburg; three -daughters. Airs. Donald 1 Anna 1 Logan of Goshen. Mrs. George t Chris-1 line Iwhman' of Warsaw. and Airs. Jc->e Frieda •Haab of Alilford: two ’ brother- Andrew Rapp of New Paris and Philip Rapp of Mexico: one >isler. Airs. Alary Armbruster of Syracuse; 21 grandchildren and 31 ‘ - ■ ! Funeral services were conducted ■ iat 10:30'a.m. Tuesday at the Apos-1 tolic ChrK.an church at Alilford., Rev. T’-eo Beer officiated and burial was in the Milford cemetery, i' — I E>r. Allen A. Norris Dr. Allen A. Norris, 90, of Elkhart, a well known physician and former: educator in addition to a former sec-1 iretary of the Elkhart city board of lieu’th for several years, died at 4 45: pm. Saturday in the Elkhart j General hospital. - ■ | ! One of the oldest retired teachers in the state. Dr. Norris, at the age o( 16. taught in Alarshall county schools in 1891 and was named su-1 perintendent of schools. He also; taught at Syracuse from to 1904, He was .-i 50-ytar member of the Syracuse Masonic lodge; F. & A Al . member of the Concord chapter, • Roval Arch Masons. Elkhart com-1 mandery. Scottish rite, and Vallay ; of South Bend
I Thursday - Saturday SEPT. 16 THRU 18 THE BEACH GANG I IN “How To Stuff A Wild Bikini” Color Sunday - Wednesday SEPT. 19 THRU 22 SHIRLEY MacLAINE | INGRID BERGMAN REX HARRISON IN ' i “The Yellow Rolls Royce” Color
t Dr. Norris also assisted on a hy- j ! drographic survey of Lake Wawasee and Winona Lake. Survivors include a daughter, a son. and a sister. Services were held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesdav in the White funeral home at Elkhart. Dr. AVayne Paulen officiated and burial was in the Wright cemetery. SYRACUSE-NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Mrs. Mary Rookstool. Syracuse,! was admitted to Goshen hospital Wednesday. 1 { Mrs. Olen Keim, Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital on Wednesday. She was released Friday. | i Mrs. Lucille Thompson. Syracuse. was released from the Goshen . hospital Wednesday. I Marley E. Evans, r 4 Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital : last Tuesday. . Airs. .Anna Alary’ Armbruster of ; r 1 Syracuse, was admitted to the iGoshen hpspital on Tuesday of last week. She was released Sunday. Walter DeVault. Syracuse, entered the Goshen hospital Tuesday, Sept. 7. Wilham Lange, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday, Sept. 7. He was released t Thursday. ■ John Schacht, r 4 Syracuse was treated at the Goshen hospital on Tuesday of last week, for an accident while playing football at . lie was later released. i . Nelson, son of Mr! and Mrs. Nelson Preston. Syracuse, was treated at tiie Goshen hospital Tuesday. . Sept. 7. after an accident at home and, released. He was admitted to the hospital Thursday and released Friday. Irma Miller, Syracuse, was ad- ■ mitted to the Whitley county hos- ■ pital Thursday. Sandra Cretcher. r 1 North Web- . ster. was admitted to Whitley , county hospital Thursday. . , Airs. Everett Berger, North Webster. entered the Whitley County ■ hospital Thursday. Linda, daughter of Air. and Mrs. Duane Van Curen. Box 196. North Webster, was admitted to the Gosh-; en hospital Friday. Mrs. Harold Kline, Syracuse, was treated at the Goshen hospital for t an accident at home, Friday, and 1 released. - • Infant Man- Katherine, daughter • erf Air. and Mrs. William Myers of v Dewart Lake, was released from ( Goshen General hospital Friday, j She tipped the scales at six pounds, five ounces at the time of her re- ( lease. ; Wilhelm Lange of r 1 Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital Sunday. Bruce, son of Air, and Airs. Ishmael Rookstool of Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital over week end. Airs. Fearl K. Alock of r 3 Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hos- . pital. Sunday. r ■ I I Mrs. Verl D. Lindzy of r 3 Syracuse Was admitted to Goshen General hospital over the week aid. I Airs. Oma Alodestt of r 4 Syraetse received emergency treatment at Goshen hospital over the week . end for a dog bite. Airs. Ernest Sharp submitted to major surgery Alonday at Elkhart iiospital. . ' ■ Airs. Walter A. Rodman of SyTawas admitted to Goshen hos-, j pital Monday. I
Le g als LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice t* hereby riven that Um Lac. > • ; Alcoholic Beverage Board of Koectuakc | County. Indiana, will, at 10 00 A. M. oo i the 22nd day ot September, 1965; I at th» Clerk'* Office. Court Hour*. - tn the City of Warsaw. Indiana, tn »a!d I County, begin InveatlgaUcn of the applli cation* of the following named persona requ»»iing the Issue to the applicant., at the location* hereinafter set out. of th* I Alcoholic Beverage Permit* of the claa»e» hereinafter designated and will, at *ald I jtas and place, receive information concern tn* the fitness of aaid applicant*, an 1 the propriety of issuing the permit* applied for to such applicants at the pre- . misrs t>amc4: 1 Russell Brasel. t Grocery Store' Beer Ajs Wine Dtater. Buttermilk Point. Indiana , I UNINCORPORATED (P O. RFD No. 3. Syracuse. Indiana ’ 1 E!m-r K.-nneth Wagner. (Grocery) Beer I Dealer. 402 North Parker. Warsaw. Ind. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN ’ TO THE PUBLIC AND PUBLIC PARTI- , CIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC I BEVERAGE COMMISSION W. F. CONDON Executive Secretary. JOE A. HARRIS , Chairman “ xt>TlcE to BIDDERS Notice 1? hereby riven that the Bosrd ot Commissioner* of Kosciusko County. Indiana. will from this date until October 5. 1965 at 1:30 P M.. EST. receive' sealed bid* for the , following: New Radie Eeuipmeat 35 Mobile Volt* 1 Base Station 1 Towe* Specifications for above equipment may be picked up at County Highway Dept. (Office. Warsaw, Indiana. Blds must be on file in the County I Auditor's Office in Warsaw. Indiana by I I:3# P. MU EST- on October 5. 1965. and must show on bid the necessary affidavit of non-collusloa. as required by law AU bld* must be accompanied by a surety bond or certified check equal to 10 V ot maximum bid. The Board ot Commissioners | reserves the right to relect any or all blds. NOBLE C: BLOCKER Auditor Kosciusko County. Indiana Dated; September 14. 1965. MJ — S. 15 ft 22
Ligonier News
By ROSE CUNNINGHAM City Council In Monday Meeting Ligonier city council met Monday evening in the office of mayor John Golden, with much of the business pertaining to what might be the best policy to use in main- ! taining a new Ligonier city police I squad car as quickly as possible. I Police chief Don Ritter met with the group. They decided to ask j for bids from local dealers at once. The group also agreed to give ! approximately two and one half acres of city property to the Ligj onier Swimming Pool Corporation. ! This property is located in AVood- ! lawn Park on road 33, at the west edge of the city. It was announced that the Ligonier city police board would meet with Mr. Hess of the state police pension board at Ligonier Thursday morning at 9. — L — WILL STUDY IN FLORIDA Miss Karen Cobbum. daughter jof Air. and Airs. Brooks Cobbum will leave Thursday for Florida where she is enrolled, in the Webber Junior college of business and {retailing, Babson Park, Lake Wales. ••— L — CLASS MEETING I The Serve Christ First class of the EUB church held it’s td-month-j ly pot luck supper and meeting in the ; chureh social rooms Sunday Jevcning. Around 60 members and their [families enjoyed the wonderful talr ent of Mrs. Coral of Roahoke. who has appeared twice on the Ted . Mack show. She will appear again in December on his show New York. Airs. Coral plays the marimibaphone and gives original rea i- ; mgs. . ’ " ■ i INJURED IN SKI ACCIDENT William Graff. 29. New Paris [was admitted to Goshen hospital Sunday for treatment of a severe neck injury sustained in a water i skiing accident at Lake Wawasee Sunday afternoon. He is being treated in the intensive care at the hospital.. EXTENSION AGENT RESIGNS Hanson Young, Noble county extension agent, youth, resigned his post last Friday to resume his. studies at Purdue. Young was recently awarded an assistance ship to Purdue which will enable him to work on his doctorate degree in extension entomology. Voting has worked with the youth of Noble count}- since., June 1964 and previously in the Allen county extetistein oitiee.
LEAVE FOR COLLEGE Among those leaving to attend college this ' week were: Cynthia Moser. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moser. Taylor University; Barbara Peterson,' daughter of Mr. : and Mrs. Ellsworth Peterson, Ball State; Patricia Williams, daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, Goshen college; Claudia Herald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Herald, Ball State; Patricia Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Moore; Susette Carper, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Deith Carper; and Kay Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Fred ' Cunningham, Mani Chester college. Ligonier Ministers Meet; Elect Officers The Ligonier Ministerial Assort- . ration met Tuesday, Sept. 7, for a noon luncheon at the Evangelical United Brethren church. j Rev. and Mrs, Lester Sommers | of the First Methodist church were welcomed into the community s . j The annual election of officers was held with Rev. Richard Sim-: j mons to sene as president: Rev. . I Lester Sommers, vice president: j ; Rev. Clinton Wasson, secretary-1 (treasurer; and Rev. C. R. Bitzer, assistant secretary-treasurer. _L— i Eastern Star In First Meeting; 25 Year Pins Presented Ligonier Eastern Star Lodge 325 / held its first meeting of the sea- ; son on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Tom Deßrular, worthy matron, presiding. ' Membership pins for 25 years • 1 were presented to 38 members who j , had been members of the Eastern > Star from 25 to 48 years. This was 1 the first time in the history of the chapter' that this award had been made. , Mrs Walter Werschler, the former Athole Heerman. of Arlington-, va. received a gift for the ’•’ member who had traveled the farthest to receive her pin. Letters from 20 persons were read from members who were un- . able to attend because of distance or health. . | A very impressive ceremony r iwas given by the officers and a J vocal solo sung by Mrs. Dorothy - Bish. , a. t Refreshments were served at the » dose of the meeting and the guests 1 spent the social hour in renewing acquaintances and visiting with old friends as over 60 members were 2 present.
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20-MILE HIKE — Members of the Milford Boy Scout troop and their Scoutmaster Dean Wallace took a 20mile hike Sunday afternoon. The boys walked frofn the Scout cabin through the country to the Dairy Queen at Nappanee where they had refreshments. When they
Jerry Helvey Elected Vice President of Lakeland Board
P During the meeting held Tuesday ■ evening by the Lakeland Community Scliooi Corporation’s board of, trustees Jerry L. Helvey was elected vice president of the board. AL. Helvey, who replaced William E. Pearl on the board, is the rep-1 resentative from Tippecanoe township. The position of vice president was left vacant when Air. Pearl resigned. Board members held a short discussion on modern math, which is being uswl throughout the corporation this year. They were told that while it was a little hard to make the transition it would work; out in a few weeks. Treasurers Appointed Treaursers for the extra ciirrcula funds in the several schools were appointed. In each case the school secretary will serve as treasurer. The secretaries are Beverly Al. Smith, Lee-burg; Doris Wolferman. Milford high school;. Eudora Hurd, Alilford elementary school; Betty Ganger. North Webster: Kay Neff, Syracuse elementary; and Jean Koher. Syracuse high school. Don H. Arnold, business manager of the corporation, reported he had been questioned about the over- ! loading of the school buses. He stated this always happens the first . few days of school, however, it has been worked out. The condition <rf the shrubs at the Alilford high school was discussed Board members decided. to j ask the ag boys to see what they r could do about them. The shrubs' need weeding, are thin in soots and distract from the looks of the building. - h
Milford Locals
Mrs. David Baser, M ■ . ■ son and their son have moved from Milford to Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Beer and’| Miss Edith Baumgartner, MilfoidJ enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Twentieth Century restaurant. j Mrs. Elmer Haab of r 1 Syra-j . .week at Beer’s Fresh Fancy Eggs on r 1 Milford. n Burt Cochran of Claypool was a ' visitor last Tuesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wolferman near \ Milford. Fa'Tell Cain of Warsaw is on; ' vacation from the Milford I I ber company. He is fishing in Wisconsin. ' . . | Mrs. Ruth Sutton of Leesburg guest of Mrs. Ruth DeFries of near Milford. Mrs. James Wolf of Atwood was a Wednesday afternoon guest In the home of her parents. Mr. and , Mrs Herniin Miller. Monday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Richard* Smith and sons were Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ne..lis of Marion. They are the parents of Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brittian and daughter. Rita, of Indianapolis were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger of Milford. Jack Sharp. Delbert Dippon and : Dr. Al Miller, all of Milford, and John Fisher of Syracuse left Saturday on a fishing trip to northwestern Minnesota. They will return home tomorrow (Thursday). Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Earl Wolferman of near Milford were their sons, Don and Fritz,, and their families, also of the Milford area; and Mrs. Dewey Wyland of Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Farrell and children of Dewart Lake went to Indianapolis over the week end to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Farrell, Sr. Mrs. Farrell, Sr.. recently underwent a gall ladder operation and is now recuperating. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolferman entertained test Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Dick WoEerman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vanlaning- ■ ham and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack j WoEerman and Maurice, and Mr.
Wednesday, September 15, 1965
reached teh overhead north of Milford they were ipeked up in cars as that was the 20-mile point. Left to right in the photo, which shows the boys going the wrong way only because they turned around for the photographer, are Paul Rouda-
Attendance Officer Following an o’rigin.il motion to cooperate with the hiring of a , school attendance officer- with the Whitko corporation board members approved Aliss Sybil Lytle, who had b n contracted by trie Whitko 1 board members. Airs. Betty Dust was present and questioned the board on the - difference in the book rental prices for the Alilford and- Syracuse schools as published in the paper prior to the opening of school. The Syracuse students were all charged a uniform price while Alilfoi-d’students have a .different rental rate in each grade. She was told it was a dis- : ference in supplies furnished. Some books are bought at Milford instead of being rented. The dictionary was used as an example. The reason for the uniform price at Syracuse is the result of the decision to do so the first year books were rented. ’ Airs. Dust also questioned the 75 cent locker fee charged at the Syracuse school; She was told it was for the lock. When she enquired why it wasn't a deposit, returned at the end of the year superintendent Lewis S. Immel, stated he thought it was. .He will investigate and report to Airs. Dust.’ Test Schedule A test schedule was presented to board members for recommendation. The high school testing program sheet lists several tests that are given to students from the seventh ■ grade through the senior year and the elementary schedule presented a list of testing programs for the kindergarten through sixth grade student.
and Mrs. Earl Wolferman, all of the Milford area, and Mi's. Dewey . Wyland, of Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bucher and Mrs. Wayne .Bucher of Milford returned last Thursday evening from ' ; a trip west. They took Donald Buch- ' er to McPherson, Kans., where, he ; entered as a freshman, then motori ed to Colorado Springs, Colo., where ( the Jacob Buchers remained with ' relatives, while Mrs. Wayne Bucher 'went to Golden, Colo., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Jones and Mr. and j Mrs. Max Hannon. I . Leesburg Locals ] ■ Mr. and Mrs. Roby Wfotacre of! Warsaw, and ■ Rev. Arthur Remy of Winona Lake called in the Ervin Ratliff home Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs? Frank .Shively and Mr. and Mrs. He-man’G ather spent Sunday at oouth Bend. .Mr. and Mi’s. Paul Yocum and children spent Sunday afternoon at | Fort Wayne. > Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Tom Edgar, Susie < and Tommie, vrere Mr. and Mrs. j Lewis Edgar of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ferverda spent last week in northern Michigan near Mancelona fishing. Mr. and Mrs. William Jefferies were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. c | Anna Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. William Jefefries were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. ; Anna Hartman. | ■ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Metge spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. t and Mrs. Paul Kegebein. Wed- i nesday evening they visited Mr. and 1 .Mrs. Darrell Johnson and Family . at Wawasee Village. . I Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Osborn at- i j tended the wedding of Miss Linda, Osborn and Burton Knit at Joi- 1 iet. 111.. Saturday. Miss Osborn is J a niece of Mr. Osborn. Mrs. Richard Allen and Mrs. Don Boggs attended the Home Demonstration county president’s council held at the Steer Inn. Clyde Heaton underwent surgery • in the Veterans hospital at Fort - Wayne Monday. His condition is reported as good. Mr. and. Mrs. Buell Romine of 1 Fort Wayne were Sunday visitors 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Pardee Warstler. . Mr. and Mrs. NeQ Hanky and fam- ■ ily of Fort Wayne spent their va- £ cation last week in the Warstler • home.
THE MAIL-JOURNAL
bush, Mr. Wallace. Mike Mathews, Tony Newman, John Gorsuch, Mark Alynhier, Donny Leemon, Mark Treesh, Jay Anglin, Bill Leemon, Dick Wallape, John Leemon, and Don Steffen. A Mail-Journal staff photo.
. A report on the phychologjcal services was also given with the elementary testing program as well as the referral procedure, discriptions of vaious tests used by the psychometrist and the psychometrist's report and tollow-up. Also, added psychological services provided by the psychometrist, a request form for psychological evaluation and conference and the psychometric report. Special entry to the first grade was discussed by board members and a policy passed. . — The policy contains -six Steps and was passed because of the recognization that, some few’ children possess the ability to do first grade work at an earlier age than the age of six which is the age specified by the Lakeland \ corporation for the beginning of first grade work. Howejer, it was noted these children are the exception rather than the rule. Accept Park Board members accepted the lease of the Little League ball park recently constructed bv the, Svracuse Rotary’. Air. Arnold is now to cheek on the insurance for the park. Air. Immel reported the school i board convention will be held October 7 and 8 at the Claypool hotel at Indianapolis. Both he and board [president James Stucky will be attending. Present besides those mentioned above were Charles H Purdum. Jr., C. W. Kroh. board members: Robert Reed, board attorney: and Airs. Jack x Ca.rr. , Turkey Creek township PTA president.
BIRTHS MM LeCOUNT, Robert Paul. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul LeCount of Harvey. 111., are the proud parents of their first child, a seven pound, (six ounce son, Robert Paul, Jr., bom Sunday. Sept. 12. I Grandparents are Mrs. Paul Le 'Count, Syracu-e. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keyser of Sturgis, Mich. KENNEDY, Martin David Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kennedy of Beardstown, 111., are the parents of a son. Martin David, bom September B.' . Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kimble of r 1 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bowser of r 1 Goshen. •s — STL'CKMAN, Roger Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Aldi n Stuckman of Syracuse are parents of their secend son. Roger Lynn, born Sunday, Sept. 5. n the E’khart hospital. Roger tipped t .-it pounds. • 10 ounce . H■h. -a two-year-old brother,. Randall Alan. Grandpar- >. its are Mr. and Mrs. Ned Stuckman of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wagner of Warsaw. DALE SON Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Dale of . Syracuse are the parents of a son , born Sunday, Sept. 12, in Goshen hospital. BLACKBURN SON , Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Blackburn of r 1 Milford are the parents of a son bom Wednesday, Sept. 8. at the Goshen hospital. BEER, Lana Kay A seven pound. 12 1 z ounce daughter, Lana Kay, was bom at 4:57 p. m. Monday, Sept. 13, at the Elkhart hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beer, Jr of r 1 MiEord Lana Kay has three sisters. Sally. Nancy, and Annette, and one brother, Keith. I Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Matilda Beer of r 1 Milford and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. IJoseph Clauss of Cissna Park, 111. GOSHORN, Kurt Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. William A. Goshom of Leesburg are the parents of their first son, Kurt Vaughn. bom at 12:15 a.m. Monday, Sept. 13, at ■ the Goshen hospital. Kurt Vaughn tipped the scales at seven pounds, f five ounces. ; Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.. Marion Goshom of Harl- - ingen, Tex., formerly of Leesburg. - and Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Gotze of r. Kaiserslautern Pfalz, Germany, are Ithe maternal grandparents.
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