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POLICE CAR DUNKED—"! could hardly believe my eyes!” Those were the words of Syracuse chief of police Dan Ganger in explaining how the Syracuse police car plunged into Turkey Creek last week. The incident occurred at 1:20 p.m. last Wednesday. The car is shown here as it was undergoing a "drying out” at Me

By Mrs. Pearl Lyons • Phone:4s3-7921 Leesburg-Oswego News

OSWEGO H. D. CLUB HOLDS SEPTEMBER MEETING Mrs. Lewis Bertsch was hostess to the September .faceting <>; tnc Oswego Home Demonstration duo Each member answered roll call by giving the comparison of what they had done on their vacation with what they had planned earl.tr in the year to do. Mrs Walter Church gave the . and safety report and Mrs.

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I Cormick-Catter. Inc. A local prank- , ster, in an attempt to wring the most out of. an embarrassing situation for ■ chief Ganger, mounted a "would-be ■ periscope. atop the car. Chief Ganger said he parked _ the car near the town pumping station, went into the station to make a per- . iodic check of the pumps. He looked ■ up, saw the car pass the window.

Nina Sutton discussed fall plantings of bulbs. seeds and plants for the garden lesson, "Woman and Horne" Lowman for meditations. Election An election of officers was held with" Mrs. Everett E RikOtool being named president; Mrs. Bud Robinson, vice-president: Mrs. Dan Lowman, secretary; and Mrs. Joe . ■ A bant sale was held set the Le Follies at Fort Wayne to

and plunge down a 10-foot embankment into the creek. When it came to rest at the creek s bottom only the top with its two dome 1 ighte were visible. The car went between the pump station and old fire house, narrowly missing a mound of dirt. How did it happen? “It was just one of those things.” chief Ganger lamented.

■be at a later date. At the next meeting each member is to bring a guest I who is interested in home economics and who might be interested in becoming a member of the club. Refreshments of frozen salad. crackers, coffee and tea were served to the members present and to one guest, Mrs. Melburn Trainemacher. To Ride At Centreville Fair Members of the Saddle chib- held I a picnic Sunday evening at the Sadiii- chib grounds near North WebThe Kosciusko Saddle club v.ill ride in the parade at the Centreville. M eh., fair Saturday ...and attend fee variety show in'feeevening. . LIONS CLUB HAS PICNIC Members of the Lions club and :ht. ■ families attended their annual • picnic held at the Bixler Park at Warsaw Sunday. The meat drinks and rolls were furnished and each family brought a carry-in dinner. EASTERN STAR HAS FALL MEETING The members of the. Order of the Eastern . Star had their first fall meeting Tiiesdav evening at the Masonic Hall. Due to the storm .there was a small attendance. Visiting matrons and, patrons night will be held Friday night at 7:30 and all membe s are invited to attend. TIPPY-LEE CLUB HAS DINNER MEETING Members of the Tippy-Lee club I had a dinner meeting Wednesday ni Lit at Miller's Case at Goshen. Mrs Ramon After. president, conducted a short business’, meeting v » . i • Budgeting” .VV-.S given by Mrs Betty Walker. There were 13 members present. Mrs Norman Archer and Mrs. Robert Allen were the committee in 'charge of fee evening’s arrange merits. NOW Open All Day On THURSDAY DAVE'S MENSWEAR I Nappanee, Ind

IMPROVING ROAD 700 NORTH, COUNTRY CLUB ROAD Widening of C R TOON, known os the Country Club road, has been started. This road is heavily travtied especially in the summer and is much to narrow for fee traffic. It will make travel on this road [much safer as well as more convenient. —L—WSCS HAS 25TH ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Herman Ginther, president, ! presided at the 25th anniversary ! meeting of the W.S.C.S. held Friday evening at fee Methodist church. Mrs. Ginther gave the welcome : followed by prayer by Rev. Gasser. J The members joined in singing “God of Grace and God of Glory'". The Lydia circle with Mrs. Irene Smith, chairman, was in charge of the worship service. Mrs. Ruth Deatsman reviewed "The Purpose of W.S.C.S ". A poem “A Baby . Was Bom” was read by Mrs. Chris Kammerer. Mrs. Ginther read fee roll call of charter members after which Mrs Kammerer gave the history of the W S.C.S. -Airs. Robert Allen sang a solo "Memories” an i the memorial service was conduct.ed by Mrs. Kammerers Rev. Gosser sang "How Great Thou Art". After fee closing hymn Rev Gasser [gave fee benediction. | Refreshments were, served by the Suzanna Circle with Mrs. Warren Black and Mrs. Herman Bucking-., ham serving as co-chairman. The | refreshment table was decorated wife a large cake in the form of an open Bible wife the words 25th anniversary. Miniature Bibles were given to the members as favors and small praying hands feat glow in the dark were presented to the anniversary. Miniature Bibles were charter members. Mrs. Mollie Giant was presented the cake for being the oldest charter member present. There were. 60 members in attendance. ■ RETURNS FROM VIET NAM Master Sgt Richard M.eCkary returned to his home Friday evenings after having spent the last year in Viet Nam. He flew to Chicago and was met at the airport by his wife and came the rest of the way by car After a leave of 37 davs he w ill renort to the Bunker Hill Air Base where he expects to be stationci for fee next 17 months, after he will retire from . active duty. Mrs. McCleary and children reside in Leesburg, RUTH CIRCLE MEETS THURSDAY The Rufe Missionary Circle of the Oswego Baptist church met Thursday afternoon at the church for their September meeting. Mrs. Zoa Metcalf read a few poems for devotions. “God’s Hungry Children” was the subject of the lesson given by Mrs. Fred Stookey. —L—

JOHN HOLLARS OBSERVF6OTH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs John Hollar enjoyed their 60th wedding anniversarj- dinat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B >ss at Wawaka Sunday. Other guests were Miss Faye Hollar and Jim Boss Missionary Conference A special missionary conference will be held at the Oswego Calvary Baptist church from Thursday night through Sunday. Rev. Florent Torjac of fee Winona Lake Spanish Broadeasting Cocnl>any will be the speaker Thursday night. Dr. Alien Lewis, president of the Baptist Mid-Missions of Cleveland. Oha>, will speak Friday night. iL- will be an overnight guest at fee Robert Teeple home. Saturday evening Fred Burlin will show fikn at fee conference. He and Mrs. Burlin are on a year’s furlough from fee mission field and are residing at Mentone. Mr. Burlin will also be fee speaker at fee Sunday night serv;ee Miss Helen Rowe of Fort Leza. Brazil, will speak Sunday morning. Regular Sunday school classes will not be held but all will attend the missionary senice. The public is invited to attend. CHANGE OF ADDRESS The new address of Lt and Mrs. Frederick Buckingham is: 4012 Linwood Lane, Abilene. Tex. —L ~ M. Y. F. PARTY Members of the M.Y.F. met at fee Methodist church Sunday ewen>ng. Ttiere were 12 present. Rev. ; Gosser. leader, led the group in I prayer Plans were nxade for their meetings to be held in October and November The group then went to l Tippy- Golf Mor where miniature I golf was {rfaytxl They then return-> ed to the church Lind enjoyed watermelons which had been . furnished i by Nir. and Mrs. Everett Tom, Sr. I —“Lr~“ . | ATTENDS TEA AT WHEATON COLLEGE Mr and Mrs. Robert Teeple attended a Parents’ Tea Tuesday held on the lawn at Wheaton college. Because of rain they had to finish serving the guests in the cafeteria. . Foilowing the tea several of the in- J structors spoke to fee parents in the chapel. The Teeples’ son. Rod. is a freshman at Wheaton. His address is: Box C. P. O. 1188 Wheaton i college. Wheaton. BL Men And Boys Meeting Saturday Evening A special time of fellowship for men aadUboys from eight to 18 will meet at fee Brefe en church Satur-

day evening at 5:30. There will be a wiener roast and a ball game between the boys and men. There will be a devotional period and information about fee Brigade given. —L—COMMUNITY NEWS ; ■ Mr. and Mrs. George Wood and Miss Karen Wood of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tusing Jr. spent j fee weekend at Fort . Knox, Ky., 1 where they visited Allen Tusing who recently entered the Army. Ronnie Park is a patient at. fee Murphy Medical Center. He underwent an appendectomy. Mr. and Mrsi Gene Zartman, I Kim and Tony, spent Sunday evening wife Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edgar, Tommie and S:isie. Mrs. Zartman took a large birthday cake and cake ■ land ice cream were served. Sat-! urday was the birthdays of both I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum spent Sunday wife -Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yocum at Wabash. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pendergrass [ of Greentown and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pendergrass. Pam. Larry, and [ . Perry of Chicago spent Sunday , afternoon wife Mr. and Mrs. For- ' . rest Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ervin, Bren- [ da Lee and Beth Ann of Nappanee . were Sunday afternoon visitors of • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Earl Rook- . stool and family were guests Sundav evening of Mr. and' Mrs. Joe > Wolford and son Joe. It was the 18th t wedding anniversary of the Wol--5 fords. ; I • Saturday night guests of Mr. and I Mrs. Harold I nine were Mr. and r Mrs. Roman Yoder and familv and . Mr and Mrs. Alvin Miller and son b of Middlebury, I Joe Hansman is improving at his / home following surgery. He was a , patient at fee Bluffton Clinic. . Mrs. Walter Irvine is spending this week wife Mr. and Mrs. Evr erett See near Macy. Mr. and Mrs. James McCleary . and familv p c Winona Lake w.-r? Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Chloe Robison. . Miss Nevada Lippincott and Mrs. Nettie Teeple were Wednesday overnight guests at the ?ob Teeplehornet '■ .. Mr. and Mrs. Car! Weirick and Charlene and Mr. and Mrs Robert Tee>le. Jerry, Sara, and Barbara c'vded the Martin Mill Companv picnic and chicken barbecue held at Camo Mack Saturday. The annual Sunday school and . church picnic of the Calvarj- Bat>- , list church was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G inter at Stanton Lake. A basket dinner was served at the noon hour. Mrs Mabel Krouse and Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Albert attended the Daniel Swihart reunion held at fee Bixler Park in Warsaw SvptembeJ - ' ... Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richey spent the weekend at Portland wife relatives and friends. Mrs. Richey visited friends she had not seen for i ever 54 years. Mrs. Vera Chenoweth of Williamsport is spending this week wife I her mother. Mrs. Myrtle Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buskirk Sr. j have been fishing at Lake Chapelau. Canada. They expect to return home Tuesday, night. I Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Albert recently visited their son Gene and family at North Manchester. Little Todd recently underwent a tonsil-; ectomy. ; Mrs. Joe Skoving and Mrs. An-1 thony Sankor of South Bend and . Mrs Frank Shively. Mrs. • Herman. Ginther and Mrs. Fred Anglin had | dinner at the Wagon Wheel at Warsaw Monday in honor of fee birth-1 i day of Mrs. Anglin. Mrs. Rufe Deatsman and Mrs. Bernice Watkins enjoyed dinner at i the Grassy Creek Restaurant Sunday. . j Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weisser of Milford and Mr. and Mrs 'Everett' Tom Sr. called on Mr. and Mrs. Willard Conn at the Old Mill place Sunday afternoon. Sirs. Maude Hartman spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mss Anna Bfehop. , Miss Janet Anglin and Miss Judy Smith of Ball State university spent the weekend wife, their, parents. Mr and Mrs Foster Parker of Clax-pool- were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Don Boggs. GRACE BIBLE CHURCH TO HOLD REVIVAL Evangelistic week is scht\iu!ed for fee Grace Bible church at Syra lease. It will start on Sunday. Sept Is at 7;30 p.m. and run eacli eveIniag through Saturday, Oct! 2. The evangelist will be Stewart I Webber of Anderson who has been | : at the Belmont Bible church for 17, years. He and Mrs. Weber will also bring several messages in song. I To climax the meeting Capt. Peter, who is fire chief for Delco Remy plants throughout the nation.* will deliver the message. 1 The pubbe is invited to attend fee | mertkigs. I Milford Locals Mrs. Haze! Marsh of Clunette was an overnight guest in the home of ' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sauer of near > Milford last Thursday. Mrs. Marsh c is the mother of Mrs. Sauer. < Sunday afternoon guests in die home of AJr and Mrs. D. G. Seely I at Milford were Mr. and Mrs. James < Kimmel. Rosemarie and Julie of i Marshall. Mich. Mrs, Kimmel and < Mr. Seely are sister and brother. I Mrs. Grace Collins and Mrs. C. R. Brittsan hax'e returned to their Mil- ; ford home from a trip to Spencerville : and Lima. 0.. where they visited their brothers and sisters. / Mr. and Mrs. Leoanrd Sauer of near Milford attended fee feat was given Thursday at fee home ' of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerr. Pletcher at Nappanee for employees of PletchWt -Wir-mMr** ■ Store ' Tlw men playied golf.

Ligonier News

By ROSE CUNNINGHAM BAND PARENTS MEET MONDAY Band parents of fee city held their first meeting of fee school year Monday evening in fee Bana House. Robert Adams, fee new band instructor, was introduced to fee group. He outlined many of his plans for band students. Among [ the activities scheduled are La- > Grange com school, several concerts and contests, also plans for lan excursiop to Chicago. The band parents will Sponsor a trip to Bloomington by chartered i bus, on October rf 23 to the annual | "Band Day" at Indiana university. I Students will attend the football ‘game, and at half-time, will join about 6,000 other students for a con- • cert on the football field.

The group will meet again on November 9 at the Band House.

KAPPA SIGMA TAU SORORITY MEETS

] j Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority held r est meeting of the fall season ! at fee home of Mrs. Calvin Miller I wife Mrs. Paul Gerke as co-hostess. ; | Plans were formulated for the i annual public bridge and euchre card-o-rama to be held September : 24. October 1. and October 8. at* - the Ligonier Elks club rooms. Mrs. Tom Spurgeon. ‘ president. r I conducted the business meeting and ' announced that fee Ligonier chap- ■ ter will act as hostess on October 28. for fee province inspection. Members conducted a pledge service for Mrs "Larry Nelson and * Mrs. James Crist.' ■ ' Yahtzee was played during the t 'social hour with prizes going yo Mrs. Richard Shell and Mrs. Rich- [ ard Atz. I _ -**- ,: PTO MEETS TEACHERS New teachers were introduced to .members of the Ligonier ParentTeachers Organization Monday eves I ning. Their first meeting of the , 1965-66 school year was held in the . high school study hall and plans . for the year discussed! SODALITY MEETING HELD RECENTLY | St. Patrick’s Sodality met at the Oblate Mission House recently for the first meeting of the 1965-66 sea,'son. i Father. William Shanahan O.MI. pronounced a benediction, fallowed by the business meeting. The new officers in charge of the meeting Mrs. Larry Griffith, . president: Mrs. Rollin Stanley. vice president; Mrs John Zimmerman. secretary; Mrs. Charles i Price, treasurer. ; Father Shanahan gave a very in- , teresting explanation of the “New . Liturgy". I Hostesses were Mrs. Larry Gris- . fit!’., Mrs. Jack Griffith and Nirs. Robert Topham. . j The civic room of the State Bank, ; Syracuse; will be the scene of the ;. next meeting on October 5. i “Paint the Town Pink” is. fee J comedy that the senior class of Ligonier high school has selected to □resent to fee pti>lk on October 15. Larry Baker, class sponsor, will I direct tile play with the assistance , lof Janet Saggars, student director. ATTEND MEETING Mrs. Wayne Houser and- Mrs. Marie Kirson attended the Elkhart County Medical Assistants dinner meeting recently at fee Foo and Fave’s restaurant. Wawasee Village. [ RPW HOLD MEETING Bus.ness and Professional Women of the citv held their first meeting of the fall season at the E.U B. church Thursday evening. Dinner was served to the women by the Good Samaritans of fee. church. The meetings for this year have been j changed from fee Eagles Hall to the church. COMMUNITY’ NEWS Mr. and Nirs. Leland Calbeck were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Blue. Sunday, at their cottage ; at Simonton Lake, north of Elkhart. Harold Targgart. son of Mr. and , Mrs. Fred Targgart, and a 19651 graduate of Ligonier high school.,' is enrolled at Vincennes junior col-;; lege, Vincennes, as a freshman. « Members of fee Ligonier Rotary , club entertained Mondav evemng for their Rotaryanns. with a cookout on fee patio of the local Elks j club. \ Mrs Man- Alles had as dinner- 2 guests recently eight of her former classmates at Memorial hospital schrool of nursing, South Bend. The ‘ evening was a social get-to-gether ‘ for the group. , David Davenport is enrolled as I a freshman at Indiana university. 1 His parents. Mr. ad Sfex Robert - Davenport, accompanied him to Bloomington this week. Pvt bavid Saggars is spending a 10-day furlough with his parents, "Ms. and Mrs. Haney Saggars, r 3 Ligonier. He recently completed eight\weeks of basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., and will be assisted to duty in Alaska.

Wednesday, September 22, 1965

— ” -v,-w. -— -jHtjt . i|L id'W\ 4 - MILFORD’S FUTURE CITIZENS nold Doll of r 1. They are Dan, 10; — Milford's future citizens as pic- Dick, Who was two months when tured this week are the three very the photo was taken; and Dave, 7. handsome sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ar■hk W U.. 35. . . . i ..WSiSiSsB;.:... .Sss 1 SYRACUSE’S FUTURE CITIZENS of r 4 Syracuse. They are Brian, two — Pictured above are the four chil- months; Barbara, 3; Beverly, 2; and dren of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gonda Bernie Joe, 6.

katie's — Katie kapers

When. writing about our little; Greg from Fort Wayne a couple of * . we.ks ago, couldn’t help think about the little character we met when we moved from Fort Wayne to Long Beach up at'Michigan City. Billy was about five then and most entertainftig. Not being of school age, when his playmates returned to school, he made his morning rounds to visit with fee neighborhood gals. He was very fond of animals and was quite taken by our youngest eat. Jigger Marie, who was then just two years old (now 12’. She , is a stunted Silver Persian and has . very winsome ways around child-; ren 'adults also 1 . Billy had an adult sense of humor. He always popped in saying “And how is Jigger Marie this morning?” One day I answered: him wife “Funny thing, Billy, she was just asking if I thought, you had forgotten her today”. He asked what I tokFher. I said I told her ’we would just have to see what fee the day brings. Billy . replied; “It brang me”. He was most interested in frogs and insects any wildlife and usually' had a pocketfull or a jarfull of some odd things he had happened on to. Our neightbors across the street, had a formal garden with three pools in it. Billy wached for liours for frogs and was usually successful in adding to his collection. Everybody loved him and went along with his enthusiasm for these things. i One day he came running over with a great big badge pinned on

MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes MRS'. HOWARD HAAB’S CONDITION SATISFACTORY The condition of Mrs. How'ard H. Haab of r 2 Milford is satisfactory according to the latest reports. Mrs. Haab suffered a stroke last Tuesday. Sept. 14. She tvas taken to the Goshen hospital. On Thursday she was transferred to fee St! Joseph hospital in South Bend and on Saturday to fee University hospital at Ann Arbor, Mich. She underwent major surgery- on Monday morning and is “holding her ♦»wtl" according to a call from Mr. Haab on Tuesday evening. Her address is Mrs. Howard Haab, 9 West, Room 46. University. Hospital, Ann Arbor, Midi Robert C. Overstedt of Milford was admitted last Tuesday to Murphy Center. Randall Dewart of Milford was admitted .to the Goslien hospital last Saturday. He was released Matday. | " Santiago, son of Mr. and Nirs. ; Miguel Garcia of Milford, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday. Mike Lozano of Milford was treat-» ed for an accident away from home at the Goshen hosiptal on Saturday and released. Mrs. Deimer Baker of Leesburg was released from the Goshen hospital Friday. Dwight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- j jamin Vandiveer of r 1 Milford, i was treated for a home accident on ; Monday. Mr. and Mrs. .Arnold NlcCormiek 1 and son. David. Ligonier, and Mr. | and Mrs. Warren Benson find daughter Janet attended the White Sox - Yankee ball game at Chicago on September 12. Dale and John Benson visited their grandmother. Mrs. at SyTacuse. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hicks have as their guest, their small grand-.i daughter, Lisa Hicks, daughter o. Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks, of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Bowks spent several days with Air. and M"?• I Clyde Eubanks at Moran, Mich.

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him which the neighbor across the street had ‘given him. He said “Gerry gave me this badge - see. it says. “Champion Frog Catcher of bong -Bench”. Os couse it didn’t, but all the neighbors agreed with him. The best one he pulled, and it is always brought up in conversation when we see any of our Long Beach friends, was an incident that happened when he stopped in to visit neighbor Annie. She had just inherited one of those little decorative pepper plants that were quite the rage some time back. Billy was curiously examining it. and in so doing, he. pinched one of the little peppers which broke and squirted juice in his eye. , . It was his nature to be very dramatic about everything and he I really put on an act. “Call the ambulance! Get a doctor! I am going blind!” This was complete wjjh all gestures, and Annie was panicked. Her first impulse was to rinse his eye out with water, but his antics continued with even more fervor. Annie called a neighbor seeking her advice for this great emergency. The neighbor advised warm milk. Billy quickly inquired why she was warming milk and she told him, it wak to wash out and relieve his burning eye. As fast as the dramatics started, they ended, as he calmy sa:d “Would you mind making that a glass of hot chocolate”. After his glass of hot chocolate, he continued on his morning rounds.

KRULL REUNION HELD SUNDAY The 27th annual Krull reunion was held Sunday at the New' Paris Church of the Brethren cabin with .56 members present -Among those present were Miss Sidna Krull and , Mrs Hallie Mae Krull of Texhoma. Okla. Officers elected werp as follows: President, Ellen New-comer; vice president, Isaac Kroll; secretarytreasurer. Louise Hoopingamer. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at . the noon hour. ; MR. AND MRS. STEVE FINTON * RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA ( Mr. and Mrs. Steve Finton, Syracuse, have returned to their home ’ alter a month's stay.in the home of ; their daughter-in-law. Mrs. Pat- . rick Finton and two dhildren at San Clemente. Calif. Their son, Patrick Finton, is cm with the V. S. Marines, based ’ |in Viet Nanr He was wounded re- ( cently but has now been returned to dutv. ;—— —. 4 Rummage sale on September 24 and 25 in former Melody Case building. Sponsored bv the Milford Methodist WSCS. . . , I CARDS THANKS Wa * - CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank the many .persons for their beautiful flowers. | cards, the food and other acts of sympathy and kindness shown at the loss of our brother. The family of Henry Martin i CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank the many persons for their cards, prayer's and kindnesses during my recent illness. Mary Armbruster CARD OF THANKS I We wish to thank all our kind ‘friends and neighbors for their kind deeds, cards, flowers, gifts and comforting words at the death pf our mi/her and grandmother. A special thanks to Rev. Theo Beer, Mishler ifuneral home. Dr. G. W. Stalter and the women Who prepared our dinner : the dav of th* funeral. . | 'The Kammerer family

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