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REMEMBER .. . WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO The South Shore Inn burned to the ground this morning. Firemen from Syracuse, North Webster and Cromwell answered the call. Milford firemen covered for Syracuse firemen. Jay P. Peffley of Syracuse will be among the three women and 26 men who will become members of the Northern Indiana Public Service exclusive quarter century club. Syracuse high school principal Milton Brice was the guest speaker at the Syracuse Intermediate Mother's dub meeting held recently. Dan Ganger, new Syracuse police chief, will begin his duties on Sun-. day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown and son Joe were dinner guests recently of their daughter. Mrs. Bud Speicher, and Mr. Speicher at Ligonier. FIVE YEARS AGO Wawasee Bowl, with 20 modem bowling lanes, is having its grand

THANK YOU! • We would like to thank those who attended our style show at the Pickwick Lounge last Thursday to make it a success. • Our special thanks to the Pickwick Lounge management, and to the merchants who donated door prizes, particularly Country Comer Gift Shop. TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR WAWASEE VILLAGE

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opening this week end. ' A Syracuse woman, Mrs. Ella Wogoman, r 4, suffered minor inI juries when her car was in a collision with a Goshen auto on In- ; diana 313 south of Benton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Long attended the American Baker’s Association convention in Chicago last week. This is the 54th consecutive year. Mr. Long has attended the ABA, an organization which he was instrumental in founding. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eyer and family and Mrs. Alma Om were in Indianapolis Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson were visiting in Covington and Kingman during the weekend. TEN YEARS AGO Jack Stoelting announced this week that his insurance agency has been sold to Everett F. Ketering. Establishment of a full-time license bureau in Syracuse to operation January 1 was announced Tuesday night by Earl Himes. Ensign John Kroh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kroh. report-

ed for duty at Jacksonville Naval i Base. Jacksonville, Fla., October 17. Harry Appenzeller told the Journal Monday that he had purchased the business formerly operated by H. D. Harkless on south Huntington street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coy and two daughters visited with friends at Bedford last week end. TWENTY YEARS AGO The Church of the Brethren held a surprise Slower on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plank in their home Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Betes and Pvt. William Betes of Chicago spent a few days here last week in the home of Mrs. Mary A. Cable. M. E. Rentfrow, Mrs. Orea Vorhis. Mrs. G. R. Worth and son Philip left Thursday morning to visit at Carey. Ohio. Ralph Method underwent a major operation in Goshen hospital Tuesday morning. Sirs. Harry Greiger and Mrs. Irene Klink entertained 15 ladies at a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Wilbur Niles at the home of Mrs. Greiger Thursday. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO The first snow of the season fell today: When you are out for a walk, just stroll through the south end of j town and see our new paved road. Mrs. Oliver Betes, who has been , visiting in Chicago for a week, has returned home. Mrs. Laughlin has one of the largest squashes that has been rais- . ed in our town. Arthur Jones of Goshen spent Saturday evening with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. Those who spent Sunday with them were Mattie Jones and family of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Griss- ! mer and Mr. and Mrs. Norris of Mishawaka. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE WANTED DONATIONS OF LUMBER. RESTROOM ANO KITCHEN EQUIPMENT FOR REMODELING SYRACUSE CIVIL DEFENSE BUILDING Can 457-2187 for Pick-Up

I RODGER W. LAWSON Rodger W. Lawson Completes Marksmanship Course At Fort Riley, Kan. Rodger W. Lawson, United States army, assigned to detachment 17 fifth army ROTC instructor group, Luther L. Wright high school, has completed the United States army marksmanship instructor's course at Fort Riley, Kans. He was also promoted from staff sergeant to sergeant first class. Sergeant Lawson is the senior instructor and assistant professor of military science at Ironwood, Mich., where he lives'with his wife Sharon, daughter of the James H. Byrds of Syracuse. Sgt. and Mrs. Lawson have two children, Kirby and Karen ; Sfc. Lawson graduated from Cromwell high school where he was captain of the basketball team. He attended Indiana university before entering the Uinted States army in October 1960. He completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, S|p., then was transferred to Fort Carson. Colo., where he attended the Fort Carson “NCO” academy, completing fifth in a class of 117 nbn-com-missioned officers. From Fort Carson Sfc. Lawson was transferred to Fort Hood, Tex., where he served with the 2d armored division as an instructor in its basic training unit. From Fort Hood Sfc. Lawson went to Korea where he joined the 7th division, while with toe division headquarters. Sfc. Lawson was promoted to SSG- E-6 as an operations seregant for the headquarters commandmant. Sfc. Lawson came from Korea to 1

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detachment 16 Luther L. Wright high school as senior instructor. He is now in his third school year in this; position. SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes I Mrs. Emerson Neff, r 1 Syra- t cuse, was admitted to Goshen hos- < pital Wednesday. Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. < Donlad Troyer, Syracuse, entered the Goshen hospital Wednesday. She was released Thursday. I’ Mrs. Robert C. Mayfield, r 1! Syracuse, was released from Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs. J. B. Hoy, North Webster, wtas released from Goshen hospital i Thursday. Donald J. Hamilton, r 3 Syracuse. was admitted to Goshen hospital Friday. Gary L. Price, Syracuse, was ’ treated at Goshen hospital Friday for an accident away from home and released. ; Leslie Schoomaker, Syracuse, was ' released from Goshen hospital Fri- ‘ day. Mrs. Lila Strombeck, r 1 North > Webster, was released from Whitley county hospital Friday. Larry Stauffer, r 1 Syracuse, was treated at Goahen hospital Saturday for an accident at work ' , and released. I ” Sherree Lee, daughter of Mrs. ■ Helen Arthur, r 3 Syracuse, was ad- ■ mitted to Goshen hospital Monday ■ and vvas later released. ’ Alvin Pletcher, r 1 Syracuse, ! was treated at Goshen; hospital for an accident at Work on Monday . ' and released. ■ s Charles Bennett Jr., Our Lady of 1 the Lake Seminary, Lake Wawa- • see, was treated at Goshen hospital 1■ on Monday for an accident ai. ■ school and released. Donald J. Ikimilton. r 3 Svra- ' cuse, was released from Goshen , hospital Monday. Samuel P. Searfoss. SjTacuse, enI tered Goshen liospikd Monday for observation. I Kenneth G. Pischke, North Web-

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ster, was treated at Murphy Medical Center, Monday and released. Charles Edward Hewill, r 3 Syracuse, was given emergency treatment at Murphy Medical Center Monday and released. Virginia Bockman, North Webster, was admitted to Whitley County hospital Monday. Elmer Leinker, North Webster, was admitted to Whitley County hospital Monday. Eva McKee, North Webster, entered Whitley Coutny hospital Monday. Thomas Warner, North Webster, entered Whitley County hospital on Monday. ATTEND PREMIERE SHOWING OF BILLY GRAHAM FILM ! Mrs. Wayne Bucher of r 3 Syracuse took Nir. and Mrs. Jacob Bucher of r 1 Milford to see toe premiere showing of the Billy Graham film entitled, “The Restless Ones.” The (premiere was held at toe Clowes auditorium at Butler university. Over 200 young people went forward. Legals NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS REALLOCATION OF APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, has determined that an emergency exists, and to meet said emergency it becomes necessary to make certain transfers from the Cemetery Fund for the year ending December 31., 1965. Decrease 18-1 - Salary A Wares __ 84,000.00 Increase 18-18 • Equipment a — $4,000.00 Notice is further given that said transfer will, be considered and final action taken thereon at the regular meeting of the Common Council of Warsaw in said City at the hour of 7:30 p.m. on the 15th day of November. 1965, at which time all interested persons shal.have the right to be heard as provided by law. NORMA GILWORTH City Clerk-Treasurer MJ — O. 20 & 27 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF | ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS The taxpayers of the Warsaw Community Public Library taxing district aro hereby notified that the Board of Trustees of said library will meet in the Warsaw Community Library Building in the , City of Warsaw. Indiana, at 4:15 p.m. on November 1, 1965 to consider the following additional appropriation necessary to i meet the extraordinary emergency exist- > tag at this time. An additional appropriation of $700.00 to be applied to appropriation No. 22 - Heat. Light, Power and Water. The funds to meet such additional apI propriation will come from transfer appropriation Nd. 12 - Salary of Assistants, i Taxpayers of said library district api peartag at said meeting will be heard. I The additional appropriation, if made, i will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing thereon as required by law. Dated October 15, 1965. ESTHER PFLEIDERER. Secretary Warsaw Community Public Library MJ — O. 20 & 27

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