The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 December 1965 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, December 15,1965

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North Webster News CORINNE STAPLES, Correspondent PHONE 834-2606

Rev. Linn To Leave For Florida Pastorate

Rev. Brooks Linn, pastor of the North Webster Church of God, will preach his last sermon at the North Webster church on Sunday, Dec. 19 He will leave December 20 for Palm Beach Garden, near West Palm Beach, Fla., where he will serve as pastor of the First Church of God. , Rev. Linn has been pastor at the North Webster church for nine and a half years. Repiaceinent at the North Webster church will be ma de by the pulpit committee of which

Brother of Former Resident Dies Saturday At Logansport Hospital

The brother of a former resident of the North Webster and surrounding community. Herbert White, 52. died on Saturday at the Memorial hospital at Logansport. He suffered a heart attack while sleeping on Friday night. The deceased was the brother or Mrs Ray (Mary Jane) Bjgler of Detroit who formerly lived at North Webster. Mr. White was born in Whitey County, the son of' the late Charles C and Virginia Hughes White. He worked at the Daniel i;> • _ ■ -ry and meat .market in Columbia City in his early years li aduate of «’

LIST ADDRESS FDR ROBERT JONES i Tlie following address- has bt-en received for Pvt. Robert M. Jones who is stationed at Fort Knox. Ky. pxt. RolxTt M Joaes RA IGvk>140 Platoon 3rd. Company C, 14th BN. 4th TNGPO. US.A.T.C Armor, ■ Fort Knox, Ky. 40121. ‘ —NW- I John B. Staples Relatives here nxeived news of the death of John B. Staples., 85. of Lewisport. Ky Mr. Staples died about 11 o’clock . Saturday night following major surgery at the Owensboro - Daviess county hospital in Owensboro, Ky Death was due to heat failure Services were held at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. Survivws include the wife, who is known in this community; a daughter. Mrs J. L. Pearson; and a son. George; six grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; all

arc from this area. Also surviving are a son and a number of grandchildren. nephews and neices who reside in Kentucky. ■ —NW- 1 Anna Bowers W. C. T. U. Has Christinas Party The Anna Bowers WCHT held its Christmas meeting last Tues- * day in the home of Mrs. John Shock. Ute meeting opened with group singing of Christmas carols. Mrs Alfred Kuhn gave devotions. Each member answered roll call by j reading a Christmas story. IJrfreshments of coffee and geta- ’ ru t s-iLkI W ereserved by the hostess to the 13 members and one ■ \ tutor. Mrs. Gregory, present. NW— •« . I Charm *N’ Chatter I Installs New Officers The Charm N" Chatter home demonstration club held its annual'tmas party in Rubies party home at Milford with a ham and ; chicken d-nner at 7 o'clock last j Mondav night. Mrs ’I. H. Valentine. Mrs Richard Diddier, Mrs John Valentine. .Mrs. Gilbert Baunle. Mrs Cecil Lindty, and Mrs. Howard Woodworth’were guests. Twenty members attended. The following, new. officers were installed for the coming year by Mrs. George Staples; Mrs. Herbert Brunner, president; Mrs. Sherman Bryant, vice president; Mrs. Nellie Henderson, secretary; and Mrs. Lester Kline, treasurer. Doot prizes were presented to Mr< Vern Hunt. Mrs. Paul Scott and Mrs. Lester Kline. Secret pals were revealed and names were drawn for pals for next year. Recordings of Christmas music were enjoyed throughout the evening and festivities ended with . group singing of “I Heard The Bells on Christmas Day.” the song of the month. i CHARITY-ETTES HAVE CHRISTMAS ’ PARTY AT BREMEN The Charity-Eltes chib of Milford held its Christmas party in the Kopper Kettle restaurant at Bremen on Saturday evening. Dec. 11. The hostesses for the party were ' Misses Joan Stretmatter and Carol Weisser The tables were decorated with greenery and candles and angels. Each guest found a miniature angel at her place. The ladies were served a delicious swiss steak dinner with all the trimmings. After dinner a poem. "The Bethlehem Inn." was read and games were played. Just prior to the business meeting secret pals were revealed in a gift exchange. During the business session an election was held with the following results. President. Edna Lehman: secretary, Virginia Beer: treasurer, Kathleen Pfister; devotions. Ilene Kammerer and Carol Weisser: and card committee, Cynthia Beer and Evelyn Beer.

• Roland Chnstener is chairman. 1 The First Church of God in Flori Ida is a new church which has been . in existence for only three years. • The size is comparable to the North t Webster church. [ Two of the Linns’ children, David i and Joanna, will accompany their parents to Florida. Nancy, a student at Anderson college, AnderI son. Ind., will remain in Indiana to attend college. David is a senior and Joanna is a fifth grader, both at North Webster. --

umbia City high school and a sales representative of the Food Marketing Corporation at Fort' Wayne. His wife is the former Mary* Helen Lower, whom he married in 1940 and they resided in Logansport. She survives along with one son. William, in the army at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo.; two daughters. Mary Jane and Sara Beth, both at. home; one brother. Samuel of r 7 Columbia City; two sisters. Mrs Bigler mentioned above and Mrs. Betty Brosman of Columbia City. Funeral services were held yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon in Columbia City and burial was in the Greenhill cemetery.

Syracuse Locals Mr and Mrs Floyd Brower of Syracuse, left Sunday for (Mtbwaha. Fla . to spend the winter. k Mrs. S F. Betas of r 4 Syracuse nipanied her dauhgter. Mrs. William Pipp of Syracuse, to South j Bend Thursday. Mrs Merle Laughlin called in the home of Mrs. Estella Swartz onijouth Huntington street, Syracuse, on Friday morning. Mrs. Clinton Bushong and Robert Brady of Niles, Mich., called in the home of Mrs. Estella Swatrz, Syracuse, on Sundav afternoon. | Mr. and Mrs J. B. Ridgeway of ILake Wawasee have gone to Sarasota. Fla , for the winter months. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdien- ' er and two daughters of Syracuse 1 entertained on Sunday for Mr. and 1 Mrs. V. G. Kammerdiener of north 1 of town and Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Hartzler and children.

We Have Sold Our Budding In Uptown Syracuse And Are Quitting Business. All Our Merchandise Goes On Sale IMMEDIATELY At A2O PER CENT DISCOUNT. It’s A Good Time And Place To Do Your Christmas Shopping And To SAVE DOLLARS At The Same Time. ALL MERCHANDISE 20% DISCOUNT SALE STARTS IMMEDIATELY TOASTERS - COFFEE MAKERS RADIOS-GENERAL APPLIANCES WIRING MATERIALS SYRACUSE ELECTRIC UPTOWN SYRACUSE ROSCOE HOWARD Phone: 457-3322

List Winners At < 4-H Grain Show Held December 4 The Kosciusko county 4-H Grain Show was held Saturday, Dec. 4, in the women’s building on the fairgrounds at Warsaw. A total of 21 exhibited by 4-H members. Premium winners in the various I projects are as follows: Wheat: Jon Roberts, r 3 Syracuse; Joe Brown, r 1 Syracuse. Oats: Hubert Krull, r 1 Milford. Alfalfa: Jon Roberts, r 3 Syracuse; Kerry Ringgenberg, r 2 Pierceton. Soybeans: Jon Roberts; Miles Nellans, r 1 Mentone; Hubert Krull, and Joe Brown. Shelled Corn: Miles Nellans; Hubert Krull; Royce Beigh. r 2 Claypool; Jon Roberts; Dennis Meredith, r 2 Warsaw; Sharon Harrold, | r 2 Akron. Ear Corn: Louis Davis, r 1 Milford: Ross Deatsman, r .1 Leesburg; Doug Coy, r 3 Syracuse. Joe Barrett, Kosciusko county Farm Bureau Co-op fieldman was the judge for the contest. CRUSADERS CLASS WRAPS GIFTS i The Crusaders class of Syracuse Calvary- EUB church met Saturday i in the church and spent the evening ! wrapping gifts for children at the j Mate, school. This has been a pro-1 ject for the class for several years. , The devotions were given by the! teacher. Bill Byland, who ; read “Six Joys of Christmas. ’’ The meeting closed with prayer by Mr 1 Byland. A wide assortment of desserts was served by the hosts. Mr. and » Mrs, Arlen Bobeck and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Byland to>the 18 members f present. , DON BUCHER ON , McPherson coixege BASKETBALL VARSITY | Donald Bucher, son of Mr. and t Mrs. Wayne Bucher, r 3 Syracuse, s and a freshman at McPherson col- - lege, McPherson. Kan., is a member of the school's varsity basketf ball team, according to the squad - roster released this week. Bucher played with the Milford Trojans as i- a Milford high school student. B The five foot, deven inch Bucher ii will play guard. McPherson’s h first game was December 2, and the n season will last through February231

Suspend Three Larwill Players

Three members of the Larwill Trojan basketball team were suspended from the team for the remainder of this year, it was learned this week. The suspension action was taken by principal Gardner Egner and I coach Jerry Minton following an in- . vestigation by state police, the Whitley county sheriff’s department, and the Whitley county probation officer into incidents involving the three Trojans. As high as eight Larwill students could be involved in the incidents when investigation is completed, principal Egner stated. First Stringers The three boys are Tex Plummer, a senior, and James Walter

BUSY BEE CLUB HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY The Busy Bee club Milford held its Christmas party at the Wagon Wheel restaurant at Warsaw on Friday evening, Dec. 10. Members were seated around a large table decorated with miniature gold and white Christmas trees. At each place of the 15 members and guest, Mrs. Sue Frenger, was a Santa favor containing a red wash cloth for his cap. The lovely decorations were made by the committee which consisted of Mrs. Alvin Waldbeser. Mrs. Ralph Miller and Mrs. James Chambers. i After dinner Mrs. Cleveland | Shuder presided over a short business meeting. The ladies set Tuesday, Dec. 14. as a night of carding and distributing. Christmas plates. Gifts were given to the ’ mental health patients. : The club will sponsor an eight-year-old child through the Christian’s Children Fund for the coming year.

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and Randy Tuttle, both juniors. All three are on the first ten, and Plummer and Walter are on the starting five. Principal Egner told The Pierce- ' ton Press on Monday that Plummer and Tuttle are suspended from the basketball team and all extracurricular activities for the remainder of the year. Walter has just been suspended from the basketball team, other action pending his good behaviour the rest of the year. Principal Egner said no formal charges have been brought against the three youths as yet, but that he surmised charges in circuit court and juvenile court would be entered before the week is out.

' Readings “Somebody’s Mother,” and “Reminding Us of Christmas" were read by Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Miller. Christmas carols were sung and Mrs. Waldbeser closed with the poem “What is Christi mas.” J Christmas pal gifts were distrib- j uted by the committee from a | •1 lighted Christmas tree. The door prize was received byMrs. Gertrude Ritter. 1 The next meeting will be Janu- ’ | ary 14 in the home of Mrs. Ray- ■ mond Pinkerton. I Syracuse Legion Hosts Junior Guard And Corps The Wawasee American Legion . post 223 was host at a dinner-party i and program in Hex Grange hall on December 6 for the Junior Drum , and Bugle Corps and Color Guard. The dinner was prepared by the - women of Hex Grange. There were 1 100 present.

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