The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 January 1966 — Page 8

Student-Written LAKELAND SCHOOL NEWS

Leesburg Honor Roll Given For Second Grading Period By Principal Gamer

The honor roll for Leesburg high school has been released by principal Charles Garner. It follows: Those receiving honorable menSeniors—Roily Robison Juniors—Pat Schermerhorn. David Marquart and Ron Sausaman Sophomores—Rita Lewis and John Gamer Freshmen—Christina Archer, Philip Landis, Mark Reentz* and Bruce Smith* . An represents ail A’s. Honorable Mention Those receiving honorable men-

Lakeland Youth News By Bud Smith We wound up another very successful year at the Youth Center with the greatest party of them all The ' Vncalled Four" provided the musical entertainment for ti>» evening which began after the game Friday and lasted until 1 a. m. The members brought food of- all tkscrrptions for the occasion. We danced until midnight then had pot luck until I a. m All in all it was the finest New Year's party I have ever attended. ' Me are aBl verj* appreciative of the cooperation of our local police department headed by Dan Ganger for allowing us to stay out after the 11 p. m. curfew. To the best of my knowledge the members showed their appreciation by staying inside after 11 and then going straight home at 1 a. m Thank* a lot kids. Work is progressing on our slot racing track at the Y. C. The grooves are now all cut and the overpass installed We will soon be ready to wire the track and then comes the painting and landscaping We are all getting anxlßus to get the race started. Those members interested are going to help earn the money to pay for this project—your fearless leader. SYRACUSE SCHOOL MENUS Mon. - Sloppy Joes, buttered poUioe-* apple sum cookies milk Tues . Chili Mac, lettuce-spinach salad, fruit, bread and butter, milk. Wed. - Scalloped potatoes and ham. celery and carrot sticks, fruit, homemade roll's: Thurs. - Arroz Con Polio, cole slaw, apricots, bread and butter, milk. Fri. - Fish sticks, potato salad, cherry delight, bread and butter, milk 1

ir~ BIRTHS iMn HUBfA. AngHa Marie Mr and Mrs LaMar Hube(« of Syracuse, are the parents of a . daughter. Angela Marie, bom Mon- ’ day, Dec. 27. in the Elkhart hospital. She weighed seven pounds, | sewn and one half ounces at ' birth * i; The Hubers also have a son Kun. • age two year*. The grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed Huber. Syracuse, and Mrs. Opal Hepler of Nappanee. ‘ VOLAND, Melissa Kay Mr, and Mrs. John Voland. r 2 , Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter. Melissa Kay. bora December 24 at the Whitley County j hospital and weighing sax pounds and 15 ounces at birth. This is the Volands’ first child. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Charies Frushour of Syracuse and Charies Williams of North Webber . I SINN. Jane Marie Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sinn of Haviland. Ohio, are the parents of a baby > daughter. Jane Marie, bora Monday. Jan. 3. in the Van Wert. Ohio, hospital. Jane Marie has a sister and two brothers. Suzanne. Gary and ■ Philip. Grandparents are Rev. and Mrs George Sinn of Haviland and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haab of r 1 Syracuse. Mr and Mrs Andrew Beer of near Milford are the baby’s great-grand-parents. - MRS. ROY cfiCHULTZ ENTERTAINS AT dessert-bridge party Mrs. Rot’ Schultz entertained at a dessert-bridge party Monday evening. with the following lades present: Mrs. Ario Beiswanger, Mrs George Haab. Mrs. Charles Karlin. Mr* Daniel Lno*. Mrs Russell Neff. Mrs. Albert Graff, the W three named recening ward Haab who held the prize at dose of ptay. -

i tion for the six weeks were: Seniors—Barbara Turnbull Juniors—Maurita Matthews, Ed Foltz and Jerry Teeple Sophomores—Steve . Barrett and Stephen Furnas Freshmen—Mary Ann Brumfield, Ann Buhrt, Linda Mason, Steve Watkins and Roberta Turnbull Eighth grade—Sheryl Wagner and Steven West Seventh grade—Cindy Furnas. Sara Teeple. Albert Lippincott, Janet Landis. Sandra Lewis and Jim Archer

Our Health 2 f J. M. Ambetsoh, M.D. Tonsils When soldiers are wounded in battie, they are removed from the front lints since they are no longer able to fight the enemy. ’ Indeed, in their weakened cons B dition, they are > <-* a hazard to F’A their fellow 1 j soldiers if alJk lowed to stay at the front So it is with tonsils. As part of the lymphatic system, these two oval-shaped structures at the back of the mouth are considered a front line defense in the body’s war against infection. But, the tonsils themselves may become infected and may have to be removed. Unlike wounded soldiers who will recover, the tonsils never will see action again. ’V Tonsillectomies (called ‘T&As’ since the adenoids are usually removed at the same time) are most frequently performed on children: between the ages of 3 and 7. A ’T4A’ is usually a safe procedure, though the child will experience some discomfort afterwards. A recent study of 50 children who had undergone a *T&A’ revealed that a non-prescription oral solution called Chloraseptic was "highly effective, in relieving throat soreness... (and) healing progressed . . . rapidly without the usual discomfort.” Other studies have shown Chloraseptic to relieve promptly minor oralpharyngeal (mouth and throat) soreness from a wide variety of causes. There is a general belief among laymen that tonsils should always be removed whether or not infection is present Let me caution you to accept your physician’s verdict on the advisability of a *.T4A’ and don’t badger him to remove them if he does not believe it is the proper time. If your child must undergo a *T&A.’ remember he looks upon S>u as the Rock of Gibraltar. ever convey anxiety about the impending operation. J

Milford Lions < See Tornado Films Monday < Members of the Milford Lions < dub met in the Twentieth Cen- 1 tury Restaurant Monday evening and viewed a film on the Palm Sunday tornado. The film was shown by Sgt Dar-1 rail Bauer of the Indiana state police. Sgt Bauer told of the disaster aixi of Uh* President's trip to the area A motion was passed that the Lions sponsor the boy scouts in. 1966 Glen Treesh was appointed institutional. Jerry Bushong became a member of the organization during the evening and George Truex and Darrel Phillips were guests. ANNOUNCE CULP-BEER ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs. Walter Culp erf Francesville announce the engagement of their daughter Shelby to Nelson Beer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard [Beer of Milford Mr. Beer is employed at CbweTune in Milford An April wedding iis being planned. I Frederick C. Crews Attending Medical j Aidman Course FORT SAM HOUSTON. Tex. - Pvt. Frederick C. Crews. 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben H Crews, r 4 Syracuse. is attending a medical course at the army medical training center at Fort Sam Houston. During the 10-week course, which began December 7, Crews is receiving. instruction in the application of medical treatment, with emphasis on the care of battlefield casualties. ; He entered the army in September 1965 and completed basic training at i Fort Knox. Ky. Crews was graduated from Syr- : acuse high school in 19(2 and Fort ■ W ayne art school in 1964. He was • employed by H. G. Peters and Co., - Indianapolis. before entering the army.

Allyson's Angles MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL NEWS By ALLYSON ANGLIN

The basketball spirit is really soaring at MHS — And for good reason too! The student body is quite proud of our Trojan’s record. Seventy blue and white clad Girl’s Pep club members plus the newly formed Boy's will be rooting their best for the team at the tourney. We're all behind you — so Go You Trojans! SENIOR OF THE WEEK JOELLEN McCLINTIC To go along with the basketball theme, the senior of the week is JoEllen McClintic, a varsity cheerleader for the past three years. JoEllen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic, was 17 years old last August 17. JoEllen plans to enter Parkview Methodist school of nursing to pursue her ambition of becoming a nurse. However, her secret ambition is to become a wife someday. The subjects Jo are taking this year are government, bookkeeping, speech and advanced algebra. In • addition to cheerleading JoEllen is also involved in band, chorus, GAA, the Trojanette and the Trojan Teller staffs. She also gives baton lessons to the on-coming majorettes. So, you can gather from this that JoEllen is quite a busy Deaths Mrs. Horace O. Breiding Mrs. Horace O. (Lillian B.) Breiding. 80, of 105 north Orchard. Kendallville. aster of the late Glen Baker of Milford, died at 2:05 a. m Monday at the Hutchinson nursing home. Goshen. where she had been a patient since April 10. Mrs Breiding was born at Middlebury on March 16, 1885. She married Horace O. Breiding on June 15, 1906. and he died in April of 1961. She moved from Goshen to Kendallville about 30 years ago and was a member of the Noble Chapter OES and the {Ladies Elks. 9 Surviving are one brother, John H. Baker of Goshen; and two sisters, Mrs. L. H. (Jennie* 'Hiomton of Goshen and Mrs. Guy (Josephinel Pickrail of Elkhart Another brother Tom Baker of Goshen. preceded her in death. Funeral senices were conducted this afternoon (Wednesday) at one o'dock in the Yoder-Culp funeral Ixxne. Goshen. Rev. Gerald Cobb officiated and burial was in the Violett cemetery, Goshen

Syracuse Locals Mrs Mae Rinker, Syracuse, is in Marion visiting relatives this week. Miss Elizabeth Gekrfe. daughter of Rev and Mrs. Merrell Geibte. hes returned to Manchester college after spending the holidays with her parents, at Syracuse. Mr and Mrs. Nelson Hinderer and two children of Houston, Tex., have returned to their home after spending ten days with the forer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hinderer, Syracuse. Miss Rose Mary Bushong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bushong. Syracuse, has returned to TrvtUna university, where she is a freshman, after spending the holiday vacation with her parents and I family. Mrs. Jessie Weingart of Syracuse, entertained for Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Charts Dietrick and I three sons of Dukrfh, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weingart and children of Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kline cf Wheaton, HL, Mr. and Mrs. Charies Moore of Wawaka and Mrs. Donald Dietrick of Goshen. The Charles Dietricks spent ten days visiting in the community before returning to Duiuth.

Name Advisory Board For Milford Youth Center

By Dick O’Blenis

The advisory board was named for the Milford Youth Center on Sunday afternoon as the officers of the organization held their January session. Serving on the board will be Ralph Gansert, Jan Widup and Jerry Bushong as adult advisors and center members Dick O’Blenis, John Teeple, Sherry , Graff, Kay Kaiser and Steve Fox. Members of the January cleanup committee are Dan Henson, Gloria Rapp. Al Walker and Dan Gansert. Members of the entertainment committee are Dennis Wuthrich, Becky Brown, Kathy Leemon and Dan Gansert. The center will be open this evening and Thursday evening for

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BETROTHED — Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kober of 700 S. Huntington street. Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Elaine, to Larry L. Line, son of Mi*, and Mrs. dement L. Line of Syracuse. Miss Koher will graduate this June from Syracuse high school. Mr. Line served in the U. S. army for three years and attended the University of Hawaii. He is presently employed by the Aero Mfg. Corp, in Syracuse. A June wedding is being planned.

New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA ’ During the hour of morning wor- f ship on the first Sunday of the new year Rev. Howard Kreider read j th? scripture of Ephesians three, < preceding the sermon — “The New t Year's Doxology.” Mrs. Ruth DeFries of r 1 re- ] turned home on Monday. Dec. 27. i after spending several days in the ( home of her son and family, Mr. ] and Mrs. Donald DeFries, Jayne and Douglas at St. Joseph, Mich. ; Linda. Trudy, Sally and Garry. 1 children of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shively of Syracuse, and Douglas. • son of the Max Shivelys of Leesburg r 2, spent Wednesday and 1 1 Thursday in the home of their, ’ grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank \ Shively. Sally remained . with her i grandparents until Saturday ( Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse spent New Year’s Day in the home * of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Morehouse. Debra and Denise of near Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively and ' sons. Dennis and Douglas, spent ' last Thursday in Battle Creek, ( Mich. " Mr. and Mrs. R?x Wildman, * Steven, Kent, Brent, Wenda Sue and Rodney and Clara Driver of , Warsaw were dinner guests in the ; Ray Ferverda home on Saturday evening The dinner was in honor of the birthday of Steven. Mrs. Kathryn Dunnuck of r r .Warsaw returned to her borne on Monday after spending two weeks in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bren- , ton Graham, with Carla and Bren- i ’ da Graham while their parents and sisters, Rhonda and Jana, and brother. Paul, were in Florida. Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Miss j, Clara Driver spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fer-! verda. DOERS CLASS HAS OYSTER SUPPER On New Year’s Eve the Doers I class enjoyed its annual oyster supper in"the dining room of the; church. The oysters were prepared by the; committee: Mrs. Frank Shively and Mrs Max Miller. Desserts and salads were furnished by those attending. Grace was offered by Rev. Howard Kreider. At the close of the meal “The More We Get Together” was led for group singing and several readings were given. They follow: “Across the Pastors Desk.” Max I Miller: “A Wish." Ray Ferverda: I “From the Diary of the Bible," Earl Ulrey: “The Pastor’s Wife.” Mrs. William Weybright; “The Minister’s Ulcers.” Mrs. Russell Baker; “Good Manners In God’s House.” Mrs. Ray Ferverda: and “Times Have Changed,” Mrs. Earl Ulrev. I The devotions were led by Russell Baker, reading I Corinthians 2, and offering prayer. ; > Those present were Rev. and Mrs. Howard Kreider. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shively. Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Russell: Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wildman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda. J Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Miss Clara, Driver and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Parsons of New Paris. Wenda Sue and Rodney Wildman and Sally Shively.

one half hour after the bus returns to Milford from the county tourney. On these nights non-members will be allowed in the center. Regular hours will be maintained on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It was decided during a member-

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BUSY PLACE — The Syracuse license branch is a busy place this time of year. >

1,0501966 License Plates Issued At Syracuse So Far

The Syracuse license branch is doing a “land office business,” according to branch manager Mrs. Max (Mary) Ganshom today. She said the Syracuse branch has

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(Continued from Page 5) li 16 — Glenn L. Brown resigns a from Lakeland school board. 17 — Donald Ernst, 18, Goshen, brother of Mrs. Eugene (Catherine) j a Conder, Syracuse, dies following a £ two-truck accident. 17 — Cedi Marie Tusing and R. Evard Tusing reunited in marriage. 18 — Miss Linda Preston, Lig- 2 onier, and Larry Baker, Dixon, x HI., wed. | 18 — Death claims Dee Bertran , Nichols, 80, South Bend, father of * Leonard Nichols of Syracuse. 20 — Death claims Mrs. Clarence - A. Walter, 55, Syracuse. p 20 — Terry Alan born to Mr. and Mrs Lowell Franks of r I North 1 Webster. 20 — Charles H. Purdum, Jr., 1 named to replace Glenn L Brown ’ on Lakeland Board. 21 — Death claims Homer E. i Schuman. 72. r 6 Columbia City, ■; Whitko school board president. 21 — Word received of the death ! of Mrs. Hubert Hillabold in Los i Angeles, Calif. She was a former < Milford resident. ’ < 21 — Mrs. Estella May Lowry, 91, Fort Wayne, dies. She was the i mother of Mrs. Ray Jones of De- ( wart Lake. 21 — Tracy Lee bom to Mr. and I Mrs. Jerry L. Thornburg of r 4 1 Syracuse. 22 — Selene Marie born to Mr. 1 and Mrs. Robert Miller of r 1 Leesburg. I 22 — Emma A. Stark, 63. r 2 Ligonier, dies. e ( 28 — Wallace Manrow, Sr., 77, r 1 ! Syracuse, dies. i 1 24 — Miss Charlotte Kay Staf- ' ’ford, r 1 Ligonier, and Dennis C. Hire wed. * 25 — Miss Mary Baumgartner, ! 95. dies. s 25 — Death claims Mis. Ver- • noica Zimmerman, 90. Gary. 25 — John David bora to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graff of Syracuse. I 25 — Richard Royce bom to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford of r 2 Laes- ; burg. 25 — Brenda Sue bom to Mr. and Mrs. Don Rink of Nappanee. 26 — Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conder. Syracuse, are parents of a son. 26 — William F. Starner. Jr., 55, Elkhart, a native of Syracuse, i dies. J 26 — Funer il services held for Mrs. J. W. (Emma 1 Frautschi, 85, Toledo. Ohio. 27 — Mrs. Fannie Wertheimer, a former Ligonier resident, dies. 27 — Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord E. Jones. Syracuse, observe silver anniversary. 27 — Elmer D. Reed, 65, Fulton, father of James Reed of Leesburg, dies. | 27 — Danae Dee born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berkeypile of Miiford - ; 28 Fair supplement pirolished in The Mail-Journal. Twelve girls vie for queen title. 29 — Death claims Mrs. Frances IM. Rardin. 60. Ligonier. 30 — J. Houston McCrea, 91, a I resident of Lake Wawasee and Syracuse, dies. 31 — Robert Mundy, 61. New ■ Castle, father erf Rev. Robert A. I Mundy of Syracuse, dies. it 31 — Timothy Edward bora to llfr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Fisher ; of Leesburg. i 31 — Ton Miller, SsraCuse. and Lise King, Glostnip, Denmark, wed i

ship meeting to give a free hot dog and Coke to members of the basketball team, managers and cheerleaders following games. A telephone has been installed at the center with the number being: 658-4990. ■ Youth Center members have re-

Branch manager is issuing licenses to Herbert Bartels of r 4 Syracuse, and awaiting t his turn is Milford

sold 1,050 license plates at noon today (Wednesday) which is considerably above the amount sold at this time last year. She said nearly 500 plates were

in Copenhagen. 31 — Dawn Renee born to Mr. : and Mrs. James R. Smith of Syracuse. 31 — Robert Jay bom to Mr. I and Mrs. Marion Whitehead of Syracuse. August 1— Ernest Hannah. 47, Swaydies while vacationing at Lake Wawasee. 1— Raymond Stutzman, 57, r 1 Milford, dies. 2 — Albert L. Harker. 61, Marion, dies while vacationing at Lake Wawasee. 3 — Ray A. Miller, 70, North Webster, dies. 5 — Thomas J. Flower, father of Mrs. James B. Ridgeway of Lake Wawasee, dies. 5 — Grand champion steer brings record price, sl.lO, at county fair auction. 6 — Mrs. Iva A. Longsworth, 86. Syracuse, dies. 7— Miss Warsaw 11. Martha Clemens, is the 1965 Kosciusko county fair queen. 7— Wayne W. Wertenberger. 60, r 5 Warsaw, father of Mrs. Jerry (Kay) Lowe, Syracuse, dies. 7— Mary Denton, Farmington. Mich., and Syracuse, weds Steven Roderick, Milford. 7— Gloria Sierk, Milford, weds Michael Blase, Youngstown. Ohio. 7— A son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller of Syracuse. 8 — Elaine Saggers, Ligonier, and Ron Hibschman, Syracuse, wed. 8 — Milford chief of police, C. W. Mikesell, resigns. 9 — Mrs. Harry Cheney, 88, Chicago, a native of Syracuse, dies. 9 — A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Worley of r 4 Warsaw. 9 — A son bora to Mr. and Mrs. Kent Hare of r 3 Syracuse. lb — Gina Mary born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hurd of r 1 Milford. 11 — Mrs. Katherine Stoller, 84, Milford, dies. 11 — Joseph M. Reiniche, 82, Milford, dies. 11 — Robert Charies bom to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greene of Syracuse 12 — Mrs. Jack Honer is flower show winner. 12 — Mrs. Adaline S. Diehl, 78, Leesburg, dies. 13-— Dion Eugene born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barley of r 2 Leesburg. 13 — James Andrew Graf, 23, is victim of auto accident near Peoria, 111., he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Graf of r 2 Syracuse 13 — Jason Lee bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Rummel of r 2 Milford. 13 — Steven Hoover, Syracuse, and Linda Trainor, Goshen, wed. 14 — Lakeland board takes option on Searfoss land. 14 — Calvary EUB church is setting for wedding of Marilyn Martin and Thomas Michael, both of Syracuse. 15 — Death claims Chester Middleton, 83, Syracuse. 15 — Scot Douglas bom to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kammerer of Leesburg. 15 — Mary Catherine born to Dr. and Mrs. Arden Dee Walgamutb of r 1 Leesburg. i 16 — Joseph William born to Mr and Mrs. Peter A. Savage of r 2 Syracuse. I 16 — Jason Lewis bora to First

cetved $350 to date through dues and donations. The money is being used to decorate the building, buy necessary equipment, for utilities and the installation of rest room facilities. It was brough to the attention of the committee that the center is in need of clean-up items and other equipment. It was voted they should be purchased. The advisory board will decide the punishment of those members who take non-members into the center. Dick O’Blenis was named “official bouncer” because of the problem of non-members going into the center.

chief of police Ralph A Mail-Journal staff photo.

sold before the office opened for the sale of new plates on Monday of this week. Mrs. Ganshom is assisted by Mrs. Gerald (Pat' Bitner.

| Lt. and Mrs. Larry D, Nicolai of Fort Sill, Okla. 16 — Mrs. Edna L. Petersen, 53, r 1 Syracuse, dies. 17 — Mrs. Elias Wave, 73, Wabash, mother of Mns. Joe Baker of ■ Syracuse, dies. 17 — Gaylord Long, 59, Winona | Lake, assistant superintendent of the county highway department, dies. 18 — Dawn bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Estes of r 1 Warsaw. ; 18 — Two" Kendallville women. I Mrs. Paul Heign, 54, and Mrs. Robe: ; K. Irons, 51, killed at junction of 6 and 13. 19 — Melvin A. Drain, 86, Lig-. onier, dies. 19 — Patricia Cave. Hammond, and Marley Evans 111, Syracuse, wed 20 — Nancy Pletchdr, r 2 Syracuse, and Ralph Allen, Seymour, wed. 20 — Cindy Huff. 15-year-old daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. > Robert Huff of Elkhart township, Noble county, exhibits both the grand champion Angus steer and the reserve champion Herford steer at the Noble county fair. 20 — Fred W. Pehlke, Jr., 49, Ligonisr, dies. 20 — Mrs. A. L. Mollenhour. 83, Elkhart, dies. 21 — Susettes win top honors in police and firemen’s fair parade. 21 — William F. Pratt, 65, r 4 Syracuse, dies. 21 — Gloria Slabaugh and Ron ’ Baumgartner, Milford, wed. 21 — Janice L. Ulrich, r 2 Larwill, and Steven Pontzius, Columbia City. wed. 21 — Diana J. Lung, Lake Wawasee, and Michael A. Rigdon, ■ Chicago and Lak? Wawasee, wed. 22 — Gina Louise born to Mr. and Mrs. John Stookey of r 2 Leesi burg 23 — Clarence V. (Sox) Hollar, I 75, Milford, dies. ’ 23 —’ A son bom to Mr. and 1 Mrs. Thomas McGinins of r 1 Leesburg. 24 — Emma Kring Davis, 82, Argos, sister of Mrs. Harley Gall >' and Roy Holderman of Syracuse, dies. 24 — Mary Katherine bom to Mr. and Mrs. William Myers of ■ Dewart Lake. 25 — Melvin Bittinger, 43, r 3 Warsaw, general foreman at Dy- : tronics, Leesburg, dies. s — Thomas J. Oro, 82, Lees- > burg, dies. 25 — A son boro recently to Mr. • <and Mrs. Brian Fervida of r 2 - Millord. 25 — Christine Renee born to 5 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kirkdorffer of r r 1 Milford. • i 25 — Theodore Ulmer, 23. and '• Charles Lee Lozier, 22, Etna Green, killed recently in motorcycle crash. ' Both had many relatives in the Lakeland area. - 26 - Robert M. Willianteon. 53. • i Pettsford, N. Y.. dies, rte spent’ . many summers in | 26 — A son bom to Mr.y and s Mrs. Elmer Lafferty of Milfotd. “ i 27 — Bradely Don bom to Mr. “ Mrs. Fred Weisser of r 1 Milford h | . 27 — Death claims Rev. Samuel L. Yoder, 77, Goshen, fatlier of Dr. '• j Eugene F. Yoder of Syracuse. 5 ‘ 27 — Michael K. Mosher, Pierce- ! ton, killed in 30 and 13 crash. “ 28 — Nancy Jo Good. Jerry Lee “ Brown, both of Leesburg, wed. i 28 — Janice Hess. Goshen, and ’• Jerry Warstler, r 1 Syracuse, wed. 2 j 28 — Clark Edward bora to Mr. and Mrs. Erward Charlton of Lees*lburg.

28 — Dedicate new Rotary ball j park at Syracuse. 29 — Rebecca Ellen. Ritchie, Warsaw, and Jack Rhoades, North Webster, wed. ! 30 — A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heaton of Warsaw. 30 — Mrs. George Rechkemmer, 59, Cissna Park, 111., mother oit Jack Rechkemmer of Milford, dies. 31 — Jerry L. Helvey replaces Bill Pearl on Lakeland school board. 31 — Death claims Dr. Edward E. Smith, father of Mrs. Albert Trestrail of r 1 Leesburg. 31 — Mrs, Flora Edith Schrock, 86, r 2 Syracuse, dies. September 1— Announce first of new town house apartments for Syracose. 1— Leonore Hennessey, a former Syracuse resident, and Arnold Dull, wed. 1— Randy Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Hoppy Wise of Syracuse. 2 — Orville Dillinger, 58, Convoy, Ohio, father of Robert Dillinger of Syracuse, dies. 3 — Henry Larrew, 73, r 2 Pierceton, uncle of Mrs. Forest Hively of Leesburg, dies. 3 — Mrs. Herman Werling, 62, Ossian, mother erf Mrs. Robert Jackson of Syracuse, dies. 3 — Graveside services held for Teressa Kay Hevde, two-day-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heyde of Warsaw. 4 — Belva Andrew Statler, 69, North Webster, dies. 4 — Stephen W. Osbun, 43. Warsaw’, brother of Maynard Osbun of Wawasee Lake dies. 4 — Belva Andrew’ Stalter, 69, North Webster, dies. 5 — Marcia Ann Hollar, Warsaw, and Danny Albert, Leesburg, w'ed. 5 — Roger Lynn born to Mr. and Mrs. Alden Stuckman of Syracuse. 8 — Martin David born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kennedy of Beardstown, 111. 8 — A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Blackbom of Milford 10 — Funeral services held for Rev. Charles Light, 70, a native of North Webster. 11 — Henry C. Martin, 62, Milford, dies. 11 — Death claims Dr. Allen A. Norris, 90, Bllkhart, a former Syracuse teacher. 11 — Jacquelyn Laura Craft of Galesburg, 111., and Robert J. Beer, Milford, wed. -*• 12 — A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Dale of Syarcuse. 12 — iftiss Lorraine Phillip Me Gill, New Paris, and Paul E. Carsori, Leesburg, wed. 12 — Brian Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Pierceton. 12 — Mrs. Christian Kammerer, Sr-., 91, Leesburg, dies. 12 — Robert Paul, Jr., born to •Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul Le Count, Harvey, 111. . 13 — Lana Kay bom to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beer, Jr., r 1 Milford. 13 — Kurt Vaughn bom to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Goshert of Leesburg. 14 — Raylee Staup, Leesburg, weds H. Arthur Smith, Delphi. 16 — Allen Duane born to" Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brammer of Muncie. 16 — Otto Becker, 73, dies. His wife, the former Fannie Gibson, has relatives in Syracuse. 17 — Amy Dian bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Eggers of Indianapolis. 17 — Mrs. Rumfeit, 88, r 2 Elkhart, dies. 18 — Sarah Elizabeth bom to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guy of North Webster. 13 — Angela Lenn born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chambers of North Webster. 18 — Death claims Rev. Orvin Kilmer, 41, r 3 Goshen. 18 — Mrs. Irma Miller, 74, Lake Wawasee, dies. ia — Larry Laird, Syracuse, and Janet Wiggins, Sunoppi, N. H., W(#l. 20 — Kevin Andrew and Kristen Ann born to Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Stanley of Dayton, Ohio. 20 — A daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Myers of r 1 Milford. 21 — Mrs. Minnie Good, 77, Goshen, dies. 21 — John David bom to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kent Miller of Warsaw. 22 — Announce. August 28 marriage of Janice Bates, Villa Park, 111., and Jerry Knaus, West Lafay- | ette. The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates of Syracuse. 22 — John J. Ruch, 59, Winfield, 111., dies. 24 — Teresa Lynn bom to Mr. and Mrs. J. & Wood of Warsaw. 24 — Arthur H. Cook, 85, step- , father of Cloyce Leiter of Leedjurg, ' dies. 24 — Guy Nicolai, 71, r 1 Syracuse, dies. 25 — Clarence G. Rockwell, 18-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rockwell of New Paris, dies. 1 26 — Mrs. C. D. Barnes and Mrs. Harold Manor, both of Milford, receive aw’ards of gold for 50 year memberships in Eastern St-3T 26 — Jasper L. (Jap) Jones, Kale Island, Lake Wawasee, dies. 26 — Jephtha Troyer, 86, Topeka, father of Chris Troyer of r 2 Syracuse, dies. 27 — Mrs. Chauncey Hepler, 79, Goshen, sister of Mrs. Harry ; Phend, Milford, dies. 28 — Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown, Syracuse celebrate silver anniversary. 1 28 — Death claims Amos R. Hollar, 73, Milford. ' 28 — A son botn to Mr. and, Mrs. Howard Rodman, Jr., Elkhart |. 29 — A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Schlabach, Syracuse. 30 — Paul S. DeLuceney, 61, I Ligonier, dies. 30 — Alj-son Jo born to Mr. and ! Mrs. Ted Method of r 2 Syracuse. ■ 50 — Melissa Kay born to Mr. I and Mrs. Steven Baumgartner of i Milford.