The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 October 1965 — Page 14
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HONORED LADIES — Tliese five Milford women, members of the Milford Methodist church for over 60 years, were honored at a delightful in the church dining room Sunday evening.
Honor Six Milford Methodist Ladies For Service To Church
Six Milford ladies, members of I the Milford Methodist church for ov- <; er 60 years, were honored at a love-1 ; ly program in the church dining ; room Sunday evening. ' I ;l Receiving special recognition for ; wars of sen ice to their church were ; Miss Trella Chris. Mrs. C. R. Britt- ; san. Mrs Charles Schell. Mrs William Barclay, Mrs Harlan Sharp ami Miss Martha Groves. Special tributes to the guests came from Mrs William Metts. Mrs. C. P D. Barnes. Mrs Royce Fuller. Mrs. Eldon Hurd. Mrs. Dennis Sharp and Arch Baumgartner. Each lady was “ presented a gift. The setting for die program was a room lighted .by old fashioned oUll lamps, tables decorated with ml f tablecloths, and sped 1 memoranda at the place of each guest A quartet. D»4rf»ie Arthur, Bfxky I Brown; Donna Davidsen and Christie \ » punieii by Kristie Lirhtenwaiter, and { Baumgartner sang-'TH Walk t With God.” A poem. ”My Get Up ] and G<> Got Up and Went.” was ably read by Mrs Robert Brown. < Church su|>erintendent L. A. Myer- ; gave the invocation and lienetliction. j The program was arranged by tlie I committee on Christian Social Concerns: Mm Arch Baumgartner, Mrs Don (’‘vd. Mrs. Leon Newman. Mm E&on Hutjl. Mrs. Thomas Miller. Mrs Ernest Bailey and Mrs Keith IJndzy w | Assisting were the Methodist Men . and MYF. ■ MILFORD MAN INVOLVED IN HIT AND RUN A Milford man. Joe M. Cruz, was arrested Saturday afternoon for a hit and run accident in Nappanee. Dennis Smith. Nappanee, and a witness. Minna Borkholder, Nappanee. reported the accident. Mr. Smith stated the Milford man had backed into his car when it was parked in Nappanee and then drove away Mr. Smith stated the dam- , .ages to his car were in the amount of $330 Minna Borkholder saw the accident and took the license number of Cruz's car. The accident was then reported to the Nappanee police After the name* of the car's owner was obtained, she and Mr Smith went to Milford to file a | complaint against Cruz. , Shortly after 12:40 p. m. Saturday Cruz was arrested by Milford chief of police Ralph Gansert and I taken to the city hall He pled guilty to the charges in JP Harry ! Dale Doty's court and was fined $19.25 Mrs. Doty also assessed : Cruz for the damages to the Smith auto in the amount of $lO6 39. ! Mr. and Mrs Levi Beer and family and Mrs. David Baser of Milford spent last week end with relat at Cissna Park and Rankin, ni. SHOPPING IS MORE CONVENIENT WHEN YOU SAY "CHARGE LT" i. I r | kwi tawet NOW AVAILABLE At The Following Progressive . Merchants Gamble’s Howard Kline’’ Syracuse Garage Kellies Tire Center Star Store • Brammer Furniture Sportsman Center Hubartt Appl & Repair
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| From left they are Mrs. Charles Schell. Miss Trella Carts, Miss Martha Groves, Mrs. Harlan Sharp and Mrs. C. R. Brittsan. Ako honored but not present was Mrs. , William Barclay.
MILFORD ? Library Notes By Mrs. Dorothea Kerlin < Again we are pleased to recommend a new book for your reading pleasure. “Homes of the American Presidents," by Cranston Jones, a complete survey of the historic homes of 34 presidents with mere [han 300 photos in full color. This bode has been given by the Milford Bridge club in memory of a former member. Carson D. Wise. National Children s Book Week will be observed Airing next week. November 1 through 6 at the Milford Ptibtic Library with special display<it new books for children. The theme for this year is "Sing Out For Books ”
So far this fall we hive had five ■classes from the elementary school and their teachers visit the library for instruction in the use of the library, location of-books, registration for new cards, as well as for borrow-, ing books. . Now that school is well under way .<;t n help wur child take full ad\antoge of his educational opportunities. Help develop the library habit. In addition, to that, parents, use it \ ou! self. RermmdKT, we are open Wednesday mornings frop 10 o’clock through the noon hour arid until 4:30. Many people are of the opinion that tlie library is closed Wwtacsday afternoons. We never hare been. This takes the place of the Saturday evening hours which the public did not appreciate enough to warrant keeping open. *• * ’ Visit tiie library during Children’s Book Week—November 1 through 6. The following poem appears on the tookrnarks prepared especially for Be during Book Week: SING OUT FOR BOOKS By Man- O’Neill Sing out for. books. The paper bread That feeds the hungers In the head . . . Nibble a mystery, Swallow a star, Sip honeysong Wherever you are. Drink of adventure.
WANTED DONATIONS OF ALL KINDS FOR White Elephant Auction Saturday, October 30 j 2-5 P. M. I - ■ II YOU CALL II WE HAUL i-m.’ I THAT'S ALL! Leon Newman Phone: 658-4530 I Bud Smith.... Phone: 658-4077 g Ralph GansertPhone:6sß-4941 I SPONSORED BY Milford Chamber Os Commerce ■ _.
I ■ - ; Gobble the past — Now’s the time And it goes so fast. Taste of tomorrow. Slice science thin The better to savor The world we’re in: Salt the villain. Pepper the fakes. Chew the poets. Fork the rakes. Relish words. | They've much to tell. Feast on the earth Where heroes fell ... Sing Out for Books! WAUBEE GRANGE TO CONDUCT CONTESTS SATURDAY MORNING The Waubee Grange will sponsor contests Saturday morning from 10 to 12 noon during the Fall Festival at Milford. According to Earl Wolferman the contests will be a potato race for youngsters up-to 15 years old, a bicycl? race for'those between 10 and 15, a sack race for those between 10 and 15, and a pie eating contest for youngsters up to 15 years old, I According to Mr. Wolferman cash ; prizes will be given to the winners.
Zoning Board Os Appeals To Hear Petition The Syracuse zoning board of appeals will meet Thursday, Oct. 28, in the town hall at 7:30 p. m. The board will hear the appeal of Newell • Neuhauser on a petition for the construction of a garage 60 by 26 feet on property which he owns on state road 13, .south erf Syracuse. Mr Neuhauser stated tlvat at no tinx* did he apply for a permit to build a warehouse, .as stated in last week’s paper. Carl R. Reynolds, building commissioner confirmed this. Mr. Neuhauser said he needed a large garage to house a tractor, pontoon boat, inboard boat and trailer, which he now must store at this home at Fort Wayne and take them back and forth. He would like a garage built near the Lake in which to store them when not in use during the winter months.
' Waubee Grange Meets October 21 At the October 21 meeting of the Waubee Grange, Ray Bray presided over the regular business and roll call wats answered by 14 officers. Reports of interest had to do mainly with the State Grange session held | in Elkhart October 14, 15 and 16, reports being given by Mrs. Max Anglin. delegate, and Mrs. Herman Miller, ctKMrman of the home economic committee. This committee was responsible for the projects of the year and the entries at the state meeting. Members from the Waubee Grange who won awards were: Historical sampler, third place out. of the eight entries; report bf home economics projects, second place, s and the chairman received a pin from the state chairman. Mrs. Mary Cain; fancy aprons. Mrs. JMaansiiall Estep, third; and Mrs. Herman Miller, 4th; crocheted bedspread, Mrs. Goldie Losee (non-member. sponsored by Mrs. Waneta Sptcher'; crocheted doily, Mrs. Melvin Spicher. third; embroidered dresser scarf. | Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton, third. The Waubee Grange was awarded a certificate of merit for increase in membership and a banner from the State Grange. . , Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton received a purple star certificate from the State Grange lecturer for her programs during the year. Awards were given to the deputies in the state who had the granges in their counties entered in the community sen-ice program each; year. Raymond Pinkerton, deputy for Kosciusko and Marshall counties, received a certificate and a pin for having all four granges entered. Others attending the Elkhart meeting .were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hevde, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton Mrs. Melvin Spicher, Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs. Helene Faulkner, Ray Bray, Paid Ruch, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering and Mr. and Mrs. Eari Wolferman, the latter two being deleagtes from the St-Mar-Kos 1 Pomona Grange. • ; The next State Grange session will be held in Indianapolis October > 27, 28 and 29 in the Severn hotel The next Waubee meeting will be - held November 11. i The regular meeting of the Sti Mar-Kos Pomona Grange will be on t xovember 18 at Harmony Grange mil near Lakeville.
Milford Tax Rate Cut .125 Cents The tax rate for the town of Milford was cut .125 cents by the state tax - commissioners Tuesdaymorning. Edith Baumgartner, clerk-treas- ; urer, reports the general fund was cut two cents — from SI.OB to $1.06. The street fund was cut 10 and a half cents from .205 to 10 cents. GONE DEER HUNTING Thomas Church, Alvin Anguish. Glen Gill, Larry’ Perrin and Bob Tusing are spending ten days in Colorado deer hunting, f? RED JHh cross I ’W BLOOD SAVES
1 TEENAGERS MAY ATTEND RECORD HOP Teenagers may attend the record hop scheduled for Saturday night between the hours of 8:30 and 11:30 p.m. at the Milford fall ! festival, according to chief of police Ralph Gansert. The record hop will extend past the curfew and therefore brought a question to the minds of several- I Teenagers will be given ample i time to go directly home from ibe record hop after its close. New Paris Man Cited Following Accident A New Paris man, James War- . ren Childers, was ticketed by both ] the Indiana state police arid the ' Milford police following a chase and j an accident north of Milford last j L The chase began at 10:45 p. m. in Milford when officer Don Drake noticed a car parked behind the Turf Bar. When officer Drake went to check on the car, Childers fled, going south down the rail road tracks. As officer Drake's car was headed : north at the time Childers got a head start as the policeman turned his car around. The chase continued out to state road 15 and north where speeds of over 85 miles per hour were reach- 1 ed. The car weaved and swefved from one side of the road to the other finally turning over and ending in a ditch just south of the overhead. at the road going west. Childers fled on — leaving the scene of the accident. j Officer Drake called the state* police, Civil Defense of Syracuse and React club of Goshen. They combed ; the area with no result. About midnight an unidentified man stopped at the accident scene with Childers. It was reported Childers had gotten the man out of bed and asked to be taken to NewParis. The man was suspicious of
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IS ONE A QUEEN?—Is one of the above girls a queen? Will one of these girls be chosen “Miss ‘Fall Festival” on Friday night? Or will it be one of the contestants who was not present when the photo was taken? . ,
Childers because of blood on his face and decided to take him to. the Milford police instead of to New- Paris. When he stopped at the accident scene Childers jumped from the car and, ran into the field. He was apprehended by state police who were still at the scene and taken to the Milford town hall. Childers was booked on two counts of reckless driving and for disobeying a police officer. Investigating were officer Drake arid chief of police. Ralph Gansert of the Milford department and state police officers B. B Jones and Donald Sands. donF) I what A* |apvei?tis£ j i £
The girls met Sunday in the Milford Methodist church for instructions. The preliminary judging will be held tonight and the finals Friday. Seated in the above picture are Judy Rapp, Kathy Wolferman, Pat
MILFORD LIONS TO HOLD CAKE WALK ' The Milford Lions club will hold 1 a cake walk during the' Halloween judging contest which is to be held Saturday night in conjunction with the fall festival. 1 The actirities will be held on the stage at the town hall.
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Mishler, Judy Dippon, and Pat Bailey. In the back row are Judy Baumgartner, Kathy Blauser, Debbie Levemier and Susanne Dewart. A Mail-Journal staff photo.
All Lions club members are asked to bake a cake to the Milford Electric shop before 5 p.m. on Saturday. Mrs. Williams Mrs. Dorothy Williams of the Milford high school English department will be a guest of the Lions on Monday, Nov. 1, at their regular meeting. She will tell of her experience as; a teacher in Africa.