The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 November 1965 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, November I®, 1965

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THRILLING ACTION — Our photographer caught some of the thrilling action which was displayed at the low scoring game when Syracuse was defeated by Pierceton 36-54 last Friday night at the Syracuse gym. Shown bending over the Syracuse player with the ball is Pierceton's

Jackets Drop First Game of The Season

By Hermit Welty

The Syracuse high - ool 9 Veil* -■ the ■ Pnnvt-ion Cubs in the initial ■game of ' ihe Ffirl.y p. r:;t . on the Jackets' Ijome floor. Piercetoo was -able to edge wit Syracuse in the last ten seconds of the lowscoring dash with a score of 36-34 Syracuse* used three techniques -consistently — m<ning .-the hall, t need scoring and trying for .re*', bounds., . Neither team was hitting well, as Syracuse hit only 33 per cent and Pierceton hit 31. Hie game was won at the foul line with Pieroeton getting six out of 15 attempts while Syracuse hit only two out of CtgtiL • The Jackets had a height advantage over the Cubs. helping them to get 35 rebounds while the Cubs received 22. Syracuse made n total of 21 errors wlule Pierceton had 19. Jim Wilson who injured his ankle in the first quarter was unable to finish the game for his - Yellow Jackets He will also be out of action tliis Friday against Middlebun,'. Score by quarters follow: Pierceton 6 12 27 36 j Syracuse 6 14 22 34 Box scores follow: Syracuse < 34) — Bauer 211, j Broofcers 00!. Rensberger 400. Pilch- ] er 212. Clevenger 204. Rushong 001. Seorfoss 000. Wortinger i 402. Thorn-; burg 201, Wilson 001. for totals of 16 field goals, 2 free throws, 13 personal fouls Pitrceton .16 • — Miner 313. Reed 010. Gregory 010, Ptetcher 010. Cone 322. Bailey 702. Obregon 202. for totals of 15 field goals, 6 free throws and 9 'personal fouls. Jackets “B” tram wins The junior Jackets won a close game with the final score of 30-29, i Neither team could hit from the field. Syracuse hit IS for 34 free] throws while the Cubs hit 11 for 25 j Brad Schuidt led the Cubs with 10 points and Stucky led Syracuse j with 10. also. Score by. quarters: j Pierceton 5 i 10 29 Syracuse •' • l 9 24 301 Box scores follow: Pksrceton *29> — Sweetheimer l 122: Ransbottom 001: English 002: j Schuldt 424: Walters 000: Boggs Likerts 001: Collier 101 Jim Paurote | 233; Steve Reed Oil: Osborn 002. J Totals, 9 field goals, 11 free throws, j 20 personal fouls. ' Syracuse (30) — Bell 003: Stucky 263: Busch (Ml: Hollar 041: WickMrom 2J3: Kroh 020; Smith 013 ; Totals. 6 field goals. 18 free throws, 13 personal fouls. v Komets Play Port Huron And Des Moines The Fort Wayne Komet hockey team, in the process of blending their veteran players with some very promising rookie;, added two veterans to the roster that should be of big help. Norm WasLawski is now with the team, and Bob Gray will battle it out with Gerry Randal! for the goal tending job. The Komets have a roster of seventeen players, including two goalkeepers. 'Port Huron will be at Fort Wayne. Nov. 10 (tonig*)- Saturday, Des Moines will be at Fort Wayne. Wednesday, Nov. 17, Port Huron will make another appearance on layte ice. Getting into die near season, these should be very important games to thet Komets to get in the league standings. Thanksgiving Community 1 Service At Syracuse , The Ttianksgmng community j moan service at Syracuse is acted-:l tded for 8 a. m. oo Thursday, t Nov 25, at the Syracuse Church of v God. The public is welcome. jl

Bailey. In the background is Pierceton’s Clint Pletcher and an unidentified Cubs player. Number 44 for Syracuse is Rensberger and the Yellow Jacket player with the glasses is Wortinger. They all look as if they are going to get that ball or bust. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

Leesburg Thwarts Topeka 79-48 Leesburg’s Blue Blazers won their second gaine of the season Friday night by thwarting Topeka 70-48 on the Blazers* hardwood, Leejdiurg led at every, stop. The Topeka Bears were trailing by only three, 15-12. at the end of the first quarter. Coach Jack Ford’s quintet lim nd the Bears to just six points in the second session while tliey basketed 17 points, / > Tlie Bears having trouble hitting from the field netted M 3 points in the third period while Leesburg made 25 points. The Blazers still continued to pour it on in the final period by tossing in 22 points for the final scone of 7MB. Larry Bishop was the top scorer for Leesburg with 24 markers. He was aided in the attack by Jack Stookey who netted 22 tallies and Norm Dukes with 11 points. Topeka was led in scoring by Larry Schlabach with 13 points and Gene Schlabach witii 10 I Leesburg's “B” team also won its | game with a final score of 63-55. Box scores follow: » LEESBURG TV-—J. Stookey 10 2 [l, Robison 164. ILhor 412. Bishop 882, Dukes 353. Sausaman 121. D. Siiiveiv 1002, J. Shively 001. Huffman. 010. RStookey 000. for totals of 27 field goals. 25 free throws and 16 personal fouls TOPEKA <4B)-Bontrager 023, Yi> der 301, Oesdi 30S, L. Schlabach 454. G- Schlabach 425, Bacon 235. V. Izimbright 000. G. Lambright 004. i Fought 004, Frain 120, for totals of 17 field goals, 14 free throws and 31 personal fouls. Guests over the week end of Mr and Mrs Richard Miller of Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas; Vanderwater of Muskegon, Mich . and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vanderwater of Bucks county. Pa.

Large Attendance At Syracuse Open House

The largest number of persons ever attended the Syracuse open house last evening «Tuesday ■ according to statements made by Mrs. Jack Carr, Parent-Teochers Association president, and Edgar A, Speer, elementary principal. Mr. %eer also reported 3 75 perk isms participating in the demonstraj loon lunch served in the cafeteria lsetwreen 5:30 and 7. At 7.30 p-irents met for the open : house sessions. In the dementary rooms 30 minute sessions were held in each room and then a visition | period was held

MILFORD'S FUTURE CITIZENS — Two ot Milford's Future Citizens are pictured above. On the left is Gary, three-year-old stm of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bray of Milford. Gary has a younger brother Rodney who Is not pictured. They are the grandsons of 3dr. and Mrs. Devon Lipptncott and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray, all of Milford.

Game Tickets Must Be Purchased At Syracuse

All tickets for the Syracuse-Mid-dlehury game Friday, Nov. 12, must be purchased at Syracuse before the game No single admission tickets will be sold for the Syracuse-Mid-dlebury game at Middlebury.

Milford Downs North Webster • 65-43 Last Friday By Mark Ramser Jim Allen's Milford Trojans threw a decisive victory Friday night against North Webster on the Webster hardwood. Final score was 65-43. Tills was a Milford home game: ... The red and white Trojans trailed by -six at the end of the first period 14-8 and were able to make eight * points in the second session while Milford Trojans netted 17 for a half time score of 31-16. Webster outscored Milford in the third quarter by seven points to {come within eight points for a third oeriod score of 49-41 -An excellent Milford defense was shown in the final quarter by holding- Webster to only two points. Park Phend and Verl Baker showed excellent rebounding. Together thev out rebounded the Webster team. Wuthrich was noticed also keeping the ball in action for the iTrojans. This year's blue and grey Troians are really tough and they have the .height and speed to prove it • , . Webster’s Bill Vonasch was out of action due to a knee injury, slowing down the Webster Trojans. Rich Whie led the 'North Webster team with 16 markers.- ■ ' j Milford's high scorers were Verl Baker with 20 points Dich Groves : and Stan Wuthrich and Park Phend each netted 10. Box scores follow: Milford <65 —Baker 761. Wuttl-J rich 262, Phend 501, N. Speicher. 160. Groves 612. M. Beer 042. for totals of 21 field goals 23 free throws ami 8 personal fouls. North Webster (43 —Vanator 135. .Tones 204. Linn 404. Brown 314. j Wagoner' 015; Hine 001. White. 808, Stalter 102, for totals of. 19 field goals. 5 free thrown and 23 perkmal . .• “B” Team Milford's “Bi* team showed excellent playing, and rebounding ending jn a close 3°>-35 victory. Dan - : ved real rebounding action for the Milford team. Scores by quarters for the “B” team are as follows: Milford - 10 - 17 * 23 - 38 North Webster — 5 - 13 - 26 - 35

.FICiHCK, / IT’S COOL HERE I \ l M>> _ i Svracuse >u Jndj^ iii|- J FRI. - SAT. - SUN. — 7,8:45 ' ; J BTOP I nimiHEimn ' IheCotoHUAkentu^of THE BEATLES ars more Cofcdd than ever. jn COLOR l EASTMABCOLOI * DIiTU AITISTS uaut V- j SUN. MATINEE AT 2:00

In tlie high school teachers were stationed at their first period classes and were available to talk to parents. The Future Farmers of America held a grain show, the home ec giris had a display and the art class had an exhibit with students on hand doing paintings during the evening. Mrs. Carr* announced Ronald Bible's class of isixth graders has won the $lO prize in the PTA membership thrive. Second prize of S 5 was \. given to the fourth group of kinderi garten students tought by Mias Ksurd HoUingswortk

On the right is Nick Charles Hunsberger who was only two months old when be posed for this picture. Nick Charles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N'ormaa Hunsbcrger of r 1 Milford and the grandson of Mr. had Mrs. Richard Hunsbcrger of r 1 Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum of Leesburg.

Syracuse is allowed 175 tickets. Students and parents of the players should pickup their tickets no later than this morinng (Wednesday). Remaining tickets may be purchased by reserved ticket holders.

MILFORD - LEESBURG | Hospital Notes PATTY BEER, MILFORD, TO UNDERGO SURGERY Patty Beer, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Beer of near Milford, will enter the Children’s Memorial hospital at Chicago on Sunday. On Tuesday die will undergo heart surgery. Mrs. Ruby Hursey of Milford and . Donna Kate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Elkins, of Leesburg were dismissed last Tuesday from the Goshen hospital. Miss Carol Coffin of r 1 Leesburg was released last Tuesday from the Murphy Medical Center. Roger Holsclaw of r 3 Syracuse was dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. Four Leesburg residents were treated and released from the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. They were Willie Collins, Robert Ferverda, Dean Ferverda and Mrs. Harry Yeach. Doris Anglin of r 2 Leesburg entered the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City last week. Mrs. Guadalupe Garza of Milford was admitted Friday to the Goshen hospital. She was dismissed over the week end. Burl Warren. Jr., of r 1 Milford, j entered the Goshen hospital over the week end. Donald D. Antonides of Milford. ■was released over the week end from the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Albert Schmit of r 2 Lees- ; burg was' admitted Monday to the Goshen hospital. Dale Carlson of r 1 Leesburg cn- ' tered the Goshen . hospital Monday. Kay Beatty of r 1 Leesburg was [treated in the emergency room of the Miirhpy Medical Center Monday and later released. . SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Mrs. Joseph A. Moorehead, r 1 ’ North Webster, was released from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. * Mrs: Darrell Bales, r 1 Syracuse, was released from Goshen hospital Thursdav. Mrs. Elsie Bowersox, of Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital Wednesday night. She returned home Monday’. Mrs. Clark Davis, North Webster, was admitted to Whitley county hospital Saturday. George Lamm. Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital Saturday. Forrest Galloway. Syracuse, entered Goshen hospital Saturday. Miss Shirley Hewitt, r 3 Syracuse, was admitted to Goshen hospital Tuesday. Cindy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bean. Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital Monday. | Neil Farrell, r 3 Syracuse, enterled Goshen hospital Monday. ! Elmer L. Peterson r 3 Syracuse, j-was admitted to Goshen hospital Monday. . • : Windows Damaged At Leesburg Bank j The Kosciusko county sheriff’s j department is investigating damage done to the windows at the People's (State Bank on state road 15 in Leesburg. Wayne Teeple, cashier of the ibank, reported Monday eight large plate glass windows were damaged, jit is thought the scratches and marks were made with a stone and the damage was done by vandals. No estimate has been given on die cost of replacing the new bank’s j windows. Christmas Club Fund $23,000 At 1 Syracuse Bank The State Bank of Syracuse will I issue checks in the amount qt $33,000 to 248 Christmas dub mem- ; bers next week, according to an announcement by bank president | Robert L. Jones. The club membership is down ' from last year, but the amount of ’| the fund is approximately $3,000 ! above a year ago. ’( |V • NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notire 1* htnbr firm lh« t«xp»r*r* of Lakeland Communltz School Corporation. Kosciusko County. Indiana that the proper ie«af officers of amid municipal corporation at their regular meet In* place at 7.30 o'clock P. M . on the 23rd day of November. 1965. win consider the following additional appropriation which said officer* consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency exlstln* at this time. Amount l umuUUve feaildlns Tmmi .. (For purchase of real estate let school site) Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen Us> days at the County Auditor’s office of said County, or at such other place as may be designated At such bearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriation may be heard. Interested taxpayers may taoutre of the County Auditor when aad where such hearing will be held. I 1 CHAS. H. PTTRDCM. JR . Secretary Board of Trustees of Lakeland Community School Corporation MJ — N. 10 & 17

: ■ I TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES , November 2, 1965 W L Pacer Oil Co. 26 10 , Syracuse Rubber 22 14 Tom Socks 22 14 W’awasee TV ~ 21 15 Lakeside Laundry ■ . 21 15 1 Hickman .Moving CO. 20 16 Leesburg Elevator 8 28 N. Webster Dairy Qyeen 4 32 High team, gam,- anti series — Lakeside Laundry 979-2i63. High 'tad. series —- J Nolan 198-175-186*559. L. Welty 176-190-502 Other high games and series —- M. Hickman 158. D Jemiggn 162-158. M Dixon 191-465. S. Talmadge 169-452. C Kamrr.erer 169. P. Giant 154. N Peterson 170. S Hoover 189-474. E. Wogoman 168-178-482. J. Hoov- r 173. R Markham 155. B Menef.e 169 P. Maresh 157, N Schacht 166, L. Vance 166. LAKELAND MEN'S Novemter 9. 1965 Wawasee Interiors 28 12 Brazil's Bait 26 12 S> rainary lakers 20 14 Pick’vick Dinner Club 33 ’■ -19 1 - Kline Contractors 16 . 24 Windsor Mobile Homes 16 24 Likens and Sons 14 26 N W'. Jaycees 11 H2B*y Hish t, am series and game — Braze!s Bait 2558-887. 500 series' — B. Likens 502. F. Sharpe 504 E. Anderson 530. V. Widelski 521. K. Hare 568. J Klrkdorfer 538. D. Weaver 538. H. Klrkdorfer 502. 200 games — N. Auer 202, K. Hare 212. j THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES November 4, 1965 |ciink's 27 13 . Wawasee Interiors 26H13‘i Weaver Tool 25 M. : Carwile TV 25 15 The Mail-Journal 24 16 Lakeland Produce 23 17 SorvlSoft 23 17 B & K Drive-In • 23 17 Arnold's 22 18 Anchor Bar -- -J* Pepsi Cola 22 18 Wawas-e Package 20 20 . No. Webster Bank 20 20 Mishler's i 9 21 Brazel's 151424(4 Pilcher's 14 26 Wolf's 13(4 26H The Guide . 133-26 H Teghtmeyer Ace fiftiwe. 13 27 Syracuse Shell - 21 High team series and game — Carwile TV 2420-825: „ . 500 series — K Knis’ey 182-178-166-526. B Carwile 179-174-159-512. B Nyce 202-168-139-509 N. Schwab 188-149-177-514. L. W-eUy 157-201-158-516. I. Stahley 201-148-203-552. 170 games and 450 Seri* s — M Gosner* 200-481. D. Spearman 193-490. S Tahne 192 V Penn 173. G. Pilcher 170. Pr Miller ’461. M Zellinger 474. S Brouwer Its > P Pit" ell. r 171-465. J.- Mishler 450. J. Sechrist 178-466. G. Eyer 460. I. Carwile 175-492 M. L. WlllSty 178-473. M. Henning 171-456, R. Em-rick 470. MILFORD BUSINESS November 9, 1963 Campbell's Market Little and Clark 30 14 Arrow Trailers .26 18 Turf Bar "24 20 Beer and Slabaagh 24 Mishler Funeral ’Borne 23 21 Augsburgers - Syracuse '. ‘ ■ .21 23 McParren's Service - 19 25 Walter Drug Company 19 2o Chor -Time 18- 26 Augsburgers - Milford 18 26 Sharp Hardware Co. 12 32 High team s-ries.— Arrow, Trailers 2627 i High team game — Campbell s 928. • ' Honor Scores — G. Chambers -589, L, Newman 580. L. Vance 569, D. Mi-l.r 56*. D. Om 554.. J. Karesh 550. R. Willson 544. E Es-tep 541 W, Mishler 529. D. Butler 524. F Grove 521. M Wolf, rman 519. J Fisher 517 D Rensb-rger 515, J. Augsburg, r 512, D, Dowry 505. Honor Scores — L. Newman 236. G. Chambers 225-204 E, Estep 211. ,D. Miller 206. D. Om 201. J. Augsburger 201. AJBC BOY'S SENIOR . November 6, 1965 Bad Boys S 3 HHB's - ■ ■ 8 4 No. 1 : ; ' 8 4 Cora Huskers ”5 F Troop 6 6 No. 7 5 7 Pro of the Uch 4 8 F;r balls 1 11 High team series and game — HHB s 2031-716 180 games and 500 serb s — Wortmger 196-502. M Smith 224-564. Appenzeller 181. G. Smith 191-512. Simon 211-502. Wagner 183 Carlson 1197-527, Clevvnger 500 160 games- apd 450 series — Pipp 163461. S. Mock 188-483, Baumbaush 192-467. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON November 9, 1965 Tom Socks 31 5 Kinder Mfg. Post poned Sleepy Owl Postponed Augsburger s IGA ' 21 15 Bardahl , 20 16 State Bank of Syracuse 19 : . 16'. Wawasee Laundromat American Industries . * 17 19 Ai s Plaza ■ 15 21 LeVernier's 13 23 Sit N” Knit’ 10 26 Ligonier Ice Co. - 5 31 1 High team game and s* ries — Bardah! 778-2229.. High Ind, Game — K. Graff 203. High Ind. series — L. Vance 177-202-531 500 series — I, Carwile 181-534, S. Kern 180-193-521, L. Vance 177-202-531 170 gariies and 440 series — B Nyce 172-202-497. K; Graff 203-490, K Lov.il 176-469, M. Schwah 466. B. Crews 172459. V. Penn 450. S. Heckaman 449. W. Flr.ton 18t)-443. D Sp anMn 171 T Wilson 187, R Laird 177. B. Coy 175 FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED November '5. 1965 Syracuse Rubber .XtVi 8'„House of Harter 25 11 Tom Socks 24 *271 % Wawas.-e TV * 23 13 Clip A Curl 19 17 Gamble's 19 17 Ot K Sales 19 17 Village Tap . 18 18 Beacon . 18 18 The Lakers ' - ■ 18 18 G* W Foods i 8 18 Anchor Bar 17 19 Thwaits Grain 16 20 Stan & Spry 15 21 Weaver Tool • ’*4 '-’2 Frank s Locker 14 22 BAS 13 23 Sportsman "Center 5 31 Honor Score* - Men — L. Welty 624-204-230. J. Stryker 575-214-202 A Mousley 562-218. C User 214. N. KisUer 614232. O. Cobbum 556. J. Morganthalet 618-202-212-204, D. Armbrust-r 551-204 A. Armbruster . 204. R. Wogoman 57 , M, Zellinger 543 W. Newby 604-201-241. B T Thwaits 599-237. T. Leer 581-242 Women —1 Scott 171. P. Maresh 486 J Byland 482-172. 8. Kern 532-181-205, A. Newby 177. B. Mentfee 490. D. Armbruster 462-175. B, , Kline 487-186. ..K. Biases ley 521-182-195. L. Gilbert 559-199-194. L. Welty 443. Diane Cripe 457-182. PATTERSON CLASSIC November 1. 1965 : KisUer and Morsanthaler 264 39 Thwaits and Kern 260.23 Brown and Vance 253 17 Shy and Welty : 252 37 Hibschman and Pilcher 242 Smith and Armbruster 37 Sip- and Rhodes 236 -o Cobbum and Hoatettler 720 series and 200 gamea —3. Ettiodes 780-212-210 N. KlsOer *33-238-237. R giKe-hmen 735, D POchcr SlO. B. Smith 751-202-227. A. Armbruster 202. L. Weity 740-206. C Kby *93-247-237-221, H. Ho*te:*!er 00. O. Ctobbum 208. L. Vance 805-210-205-212. B. Thwaits 213-206. MONDAY NIGHT COUNTY November 1. 1965 Lakeland Produce 23 9. XXL 19 Jim's Sinclair Ligonier Ice Co. Wawasee Bowl »8 14 Kurley's Keglera 17 15 Beacon }*, “ Crystal. Flash J* Dixie Boat J* 15 Thornburg's Jf *” Pilcher's Sh«>e 17 Wawasee TV IS Tegh! merer Hdwe. 13 19 O SL Sales 13 W Fro. Tavern 12W19H Wawasee Package J2Hl9*x Kinder Mfg. Barbee Hotel ™ Honor Scores — C. Davies 599-224-205. C. Gamer 586. C. Eby 605-2 18-209 J. Brouwer 605-223. D Pilcher 202, N- Khsi* ler 632-214-219. A. Mousley 204, D. Start 200. H. Bari man 610-204-212, L. Vance 669-243-245. V. Stayer 201, R. Hibschman M7. C Frushour 568-201. O. Rider 549, R. Strombeck 609-212-214. T. Strombeck 543:20? “ ts TBwaiU 546. T Leer M. Zellinger 548-204, P. Royer 552-218. B. S loader 552-238, L. Welty_s93-2°9. X man 646-277. R- Thwaits 567, A Armbruster 585-237. J. Morgan thaler 557-213.

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MAN BURIED — A workman | points to the 10-foot trench where I workman. Franklin Delano Geiger, 1 was accidentally buried alive at 1:15 { p.m. today (Wednesday). Knapp Lake Man Buried Alive Today Franklin Delano Geiger, 31-year-oid Knapp Lake (r 1 Cromwell) resident, died of asphyxiation at 1:15 p.m. today (Wednesday) when he iwas buried in a 10-foot trench at the comer of W. E. Long road and North Shore Drive at Syracuse. . Geiger was laying sewer pipe in the trench when the accident occur- ! red. He was reportedly buried under four feet of dirt. j Gale Benner, a Syracuse fireman, and Norris Wise were working with Geiger at the time of the accident. Benner reported the accident to the : Syracuse city police desk and Bill Hess, who was on duty, notified authorities. The body was taken to the Harris ! funeral home, and Dr. J. B. Mishler, county coroner, was there at 3 p.m. to pronounce Geiger dead. A state trooper said Geiger suffered a fractured left clavicle. His next of kin was notified by [authorities. At the time of this writing no funeral arrangements were .made, . The town is extending its water : and sewer line from the comer of north Lake and east \\ ashington »■ streets through the city park to the “ new Potawatomi Heights Addition. - i. j — Syracuse Locals Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates, Syrajcuse. the week end at Pittsburg, Pa., at the home of their grandson, Joel Bates and Mrs. ! Bates. , ' " 5 Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wilson and r ;sons Jerry and John of Bay City, , r | Mich., former Syracuse residents, ! spent the week end in Syracuse. . They were guests in the Lloyd : Disher and Bryon Connolly homes. Mrs. J.rry Rinker left New York by plane Saturday for Frankfort, d Germany. She will join S.P. 4 Jerry d: Rinker. who is stationed there. They will reside at Bruckenau, - Germany. Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock, Syracuse, spent the week end at Fort Wayne ias a guest of her nephew, James Deßruiar. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Browr and granddaughter, Tammy McCulloch ' and Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Brown, all of Syracuse, called on Orlie Brown's ■ jaunt, Mrs. Bert Martin, formerly : of Bothell, Wash., Sunday. Mrs. Martin is making her home with her son James Blue at Elkhart. Mrs. Violet Lopshire of. r 4 Svrajcuse has gone to Fort Wayne to : spend the winter. | Milford Locals They can’t go home for the holiI days . . . Share your Christmas with a mental patient . . . Bring your gifts to The Mail-Journal office in Syracuse or Milford. Must have by December 1. Mr. anti Mrs. John L. Miller and • daughters, Shari and Sheli of Dei wart lake spent the week end in CroWTi Point visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Barrett, formerly of New Paris.

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* - We f ve put a Pitney-Eowes courtesy mailing counter in r'TU i our store where \ can weigh and 1 r-9 masse' mail ail your letl ters and packages. ——You pay nothing \W / for the service. \W ///You just pay for M t y OUf postage. Why do we bother? So you won’t have to bother going to the post office. ;• ■ .... ' l • Some boots are tough; some are light This one is both tough and light A rare combination of comfort and ruggedness, this Wolverine boot. It’s smartly fashioned in full-grain rustic wood leather with a moccasin toe. A handfitted spring steel shank and sweatproof insole crad[e your foot in comfort The Avon Lug sole and heel not only give you extra traction but cushion every step. Try a pair today. > ' , -v,. j ** 1 VW>f ; Virxir MM PILCHER'S SHOES SYRACUSE, IND.