The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 March 1966 — Page 2

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ACCIDENT VEHICLE — Above is the 1957 Rambler 4-door owned by Cleo Weaver of Bonar Lake which struck a parked Chevrolet station wagon at 212 south Huntington street in Syracuse at 5:45 p.m. Sunday. Damage to the Weaver vehicle

Syracuse Women's Team Beats Warsaw Men's Team

The Marley’s Steak House wo- match: men’s match team defeated the Marley s Steak House — Lois men’s South Paw team of Warsaw Gilbert, 157-185-213-555; Susie hern Sav at the Wawasee Bowl. 181-182-162-525; Betty Nyce 194-11/-Bowl:ng scratch, the total series 143454: Lindy \ance 195-1 <2were 2168 and 2550 555; and Izzy SU ( This was the sixth match the 479; for totals of 88b-827-&»-2568 Syracuse team has won this year. W arsaw South Paws Judd ■> climaxing the season with no los- Bumbaugh 181-143-191-51a; Dic k> ses The team will be returning a Moore 197-17M50-517; Bob Aan match with the Main Grill from Kirk 161-206-144-511; R. LichtenwalNappanee at the Gold Crown ter 180-161-169-510; and Glenn.Oney Lanes, Nappanee, on April 3. 180-148-169497 for totals of 9MBFollowing is the result of the 823-2550 _ _,

Bowling - SENIOR BOVS. Bad Bor* «’ |3 No 1 it HHBs io S Cornhu*k«r* x F Troop *° aA 33 Pro* 33 No. 7 ** **. High team series and same — HUB'S 1916-697 Honor scores - Senior — Baumsartner 306-197-511. R Smith 185-204-509. p Tatman 190. Carlson 220-538. Koh-r 179. Griffith 182-190. Thomas 183. Moore 193. Host. tt. r 176. Wortlnser 177. Niles 175. Cl.sen<er 181-293-537. Appenteller 191-193-536. M Smith 311-506. Orn 178 Honor Scores - Junior — Strickler 178-217-553 S Mock 169. MONDAY NIGHT COVNTY Marell 14. 1966 Lakeland Produce 65 39 Beaccm 64 40 Thornburgs 62'* 41*4 Wavas-e Bowl 62 42 Luonler Ice Co. 61H42H Psicher s Shoes 60 44 Jim s Sinclair • 3 44 Frog Tavern 57,14 46'4 Wawasee TV • Kurtey's Keslers 53 51 Dixie Boat 49’454-* Wawas<-e Package 49 55 Crystal Flash 43 57 IXL 43 61 Tvshtmeyer Hdwe. “ 39'464 t 4 O K Sales 38'*65'* Kinder Mis 34W»V* Barbee Hotel 33 ’3 Honor Scores — H Hochsieth-r 616-224-212. M z.llins er 542. C. Eby 614-315-223. W Stahiy Mi-235 F Nylkoa 215. D Pilcher ST2-201. J Carr 574-203. C Daries 613-205-215. C Garner 544-201. 1 Estep 549-221. D. Price 548-306 T. Leer 542. M Hoste-tl. r 588-237. D Martin 205. J Altrey 575-212. N Kistler 562. B Cartnln 205 P Royer 541. G Venator 567-222. J Rhodes 560-222 D Gardner 205. J. Lowe 567-213. D Start 549-231. V Stayer .576-214. M Oanshorn 557-203. R. Hibschman 569-214-209. G Rider 590-203-205. C Frushour 548-210. I. Rookstool 582-209-211. JI Kern 629-215-216. R Thwatts 548. , R Strombevk 200. D. Strombeck 664-234-. 215-315. T Strombeck 202. R Likens 200, D Fbusht 575-312. H Hardesty 550-224. L Welty 563-201. D BuUer 595-208-216. L. Vance 693-255-233-205 Findlay College Choir To Be At Mt. Tabor ». Church Os God The Findlay college A Cappeila choir will present a concert of sacred music on Thursday. March 31. at 7:30 p. m. in the ML Tabor Church of God. six miles straight south of Nappanee. Rev. Darnell Prichard, pastor of the Mt. Tabor church, is host minister, / Findlay college. loeateer in Findlay. Ohio, is a liberal arts college of more than l JOO full-time students. an institution of higher learning for the Churches of God in North America. The choir is in its 18th year of organization under the direction of Dr. John R. Van Nice, chairman of the division of fine arts at Findlay college. Over the past 15 years Dr. Van Nice and the choir have traveled over 20.000 miles, representing Findlay college in 11 of the central and the eastern states. Its annual tour this year will take it into churches and schools in Indiana. Illinois, lowa. Kansas, and Missouri. ? The concert is open to the public and an offering will be taken to help defray the expenses of the tour. Lakeland Board In Meeting Tuesday Members of the Lakeland school board met in the superintendent’s office Tuesday and heard George Bartuska. Jr., of Mauer. Inc., school architects, explain the electrical aspects of the different remodding programs in the corporation. It was also decided to request bidders on the Milford high school project to include a bid on the replacement of the clock and wiring at the high school. The next meeting will be an appropriations hearing scheduled for Tuesdav. March 29. 1 L Clifford Wogoman Home On Leave From Germany S/P4 Clifford Wogoman is at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Wogoman, Syracuse, on a 30-day leave from a tour of duty at Baumholder, Germany.

Wednesday, March 23, 1966

> was $l5O and damage to the other car, owned by Stanley L. Schopf. wats ! $225. according to investigating of- 1 i ficer Gary Sevison. Weaver was ; headed north when he hit the Schopf car. No personal injuries were listed and there were no charges filed.

Milford-Syracuse WCTU Meets In Deardorff Home Mrs. Lydia Deardoff and Ida Deardroff were hostesses to the Womens Christian Temperance Union in their home at Syracuse Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lena Bauer presideci Mrs. Cleveland Shuder gave the devotions from John 4-16, also reading “Changing World” and "Heaven.” “Just for Today” was the prayer. Interesting current events were given for roll call by. the 10 members present. Mrs. Ralph Bushong, a guest, spoke and gave astounding facts about the present day obscene literature. Mrs. Glen Morehouse conducted the buisness session. Refreshments were served and > the meeting was closed with the 1 following poem and prayer: • It was late in last October When I was far from sober and stumbling down the street ! with manly pride i My heart began to flutter And I fell into the gutter. A pig came by and laid down by my side. [ I worbled. “This fair weather. ' when good fellows get together.” A lady passing by was heard to say. You can tell a man who boozes by the company he choses. And the pig got up and quickly , walked away. | The spring institute of the county WCTU will be held in the Westminister Hotel. Winona Lake, April 12. beginning at 10 a. m. with dinner and the afternoon session. Milford participants in the speech contest will be Miss Susie Price and Miss Judy Beer. Rev. Raymond Wilson of the Is- i I land Chapel church will give the! afternoon devotions. NO ONE INJURED AS CAMPER RIPS FROM TRUCK BED No one was injured when a campI er trailer was caught in a gust of wind Saturday and fell from the bed of a truck being driven byJohn Fisher of Syracuse. A piece of the broken camper flew up and struck the windshield of an oncoming car driven byEugene Blackbum of r 1 Milford. Damage was listed at SSOO to the camper and $125 to the windshield of the Blackburn auto by deputy sheriff David Andrews. Mrs. Dennis Sharp Entertains At Bridge Luncheon Wednesday Mrs. Dennis Sharp of r 1 Milford entertained at a bridge luncheon on ’ Wednesday. March 16. at her home. Winners were Mrs. John Connolly, high and traveling, and Mrs. Joe > Morgenthaler. Jr., low. Both ladies are from Syracuse. Other guests were Mrs. James Allen, . Mrs. John B. Augsburger and Mrs. Richard Neff, all of Milford; and Mrs. C. J. Myers and Mrs. Jack Darr of Syracuse. ‘ Fire Department Called To * Clifton Kinder Home I The Syracuse fire department ' answered a call from the residence of Clifton Kinder on r 4 Saturday t night at 11 -36 when smoke was reI i ported in the house. - The firemen checked the house ' from attic to basement and could not find the cause of the smoke. . ; ■ VISITS PARENTS LN SYRACUSE Cadets Tom Kramer. Syracuse, and John DeLoach. Waycross. Ga.. both of the U. S. air force academy, spent Friday and Saturday in the home of Tom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Kramer. They were on leave during midsemester break. The Cadets departed Bunker Hill AFB Sunday to return to the academy.

LAND-O-LAKES STANDINGS W L —A— McCormick-Cutter 62 46 i I. X L. 60 48 : Fros Tavern 59 49 I Kohers Ins. 57 51 I Deans Milk 5S 53 | Hires Electric 54 54 Am. L-gion 53 55 Locan Fuel 48 60 Yellow Banks Hotel 46 62 I Wawasee Marina 46 62 High Series and Game: Hires Electric . 2885. 1073 | 600 Series: G Rider 269-181-343-693. L. I Welty 203-207-213-623. R Thwalts 218- | 206-204-628. F Avery 237-201-178-616. C. i Eby 217-214-205-636 L. MolL-nhour 577-208. C. Penn 578-224.! P Bartlett 204 D Pilcher 571-209. F J Nyikos 577-312. C Davies 554. B. Hare 542 R Heil 566-204. G Carpenter 550. W. Stahley 589-215. H Gallahan 548-203. J. | Larue 568-256. B Yahne 201. Jerry Rhodes 204. J Cripe 596-239-208. B Shock 571-205-215. C. Frushour 592-329. R. Brown 547-223 Mail-Journal 69 39 J D J. Const 66 42 Hickman Movers , 63S 44S ' Auers Service 60'- 47tj j Liberty Coach 58 50 ; Galloways Oroc 52 56 Harris Funeral Home 49 59 State Bank Syracuse 48'- 59'- i Aero Mfe 44 f Rose Jewelery 33 4 744 | Hlah .Series: Galloways Groc. 2534 Htsh Game: Hickmans 910 K K im 570-200 E Gani 519. J W'alI ford 527-214 R Braxel 593-201-214. E Money 501-218. K Hare 526-201. M IH. nuell 504-209, R Carwile 515-306. G Bell 558-222. J. Eads 534-222. R Work- | man 529-217. A Bieswanger 536. R. Smith 528. Knisley 505. j MILFORD BUSINESS March S 3. 1966 j Little and Clark 79 37 . McFarr.n Service 70’ . 454 Campbells Mkt. 694464 i Arrow Trailers 68 48 ! Beer and Slabaush 59 57 , j, Turf Bar 58 4 574 Augsburg, rs - Syracuse 574584 , Chor.-Tlm 53 63‘ I Mishler Funeral Home 53 63 | Augsburgers - Milford 514644 ' i Sharp Hdw«-. Co. 42 74 ’ i Walter Drug Co. 344814 | High team game and series — Arrow Trailers 959-2720. 600 Serie* — L. Vance 681. B. Little 629. G. Thornsbury 617. 500 series — D R- nsberger 576, D ‘ ■ Dipper. 571. P Speicher 570. D Wuth- ' rich 551. L Rassi 545. P Campbell 53 V t ! Mollenhour.s3l. L. Slaybaugh 528. P Bart-j ; lett 527. G Culbertson 520. D. McFarren ; 514 C. Campbell 514. R Auer 513. O t Reploai- 510 J Keller 509. J Speicher 504. R Fisher 502. A. Beiswang. r 501. D. Butler 501. 200 games 1 — L Vanre 275-225. P Speicher 236. V Mollenhour 228. B. Little 227-202-200. G. Thornsbury 224-200. D. I Wolterman 224. O R. plogle 222. P > Campbell 213. L Rasst 211. D Rensberger I 305. D Dippon 201. D Wuthrich 200 THVRSD4Y NIGHT LADIES March 17. 1966 I Lakeland Produce 82 30 Carwile TV 72 4394 ; Sarah Boyd 72 40 Klink s 69 43 I Weaver Tool 69 43 I Anchor Bar 64 48 The Mail-Journal / 614 50 4 Servi Soft / 59 53 No W’ebster Bank/ 56 56 Wawasee Package 7 55 57 Arnold's 524594 P.psi Cola 57 60 Mishlers 514604 Wolfs 514604 BAK Drive-In 484634 Pilchers 48 4 63 4 Teghtmeyer Ace Hdwe. 43 59 The Guide 40 72 Brazels 394724 Pickwick 33 79 High team series and game — Carwile TV 3477-856. 500 series — L. Gilbert 170-215-186-571. M. Simon 135-342-166-543, J. Byland 208-140-190-538, M L. Willsey 304-165-164-533. D. Spearman 166-157-206-529, B. Carwile 199-147-175-521. L. Vance 181-187-139-507. E Blakesley 203-167-136-506, P. Huffer 169-151-185-505. R Emerick 152-181-172-505. K Knisley 165-171-168-504. 170 game and 450 series — E. Hutsell 173-480, J. Brinley 171-453. P. Loetz 177-186-497, B Nyce 482. O. Ketring 170, J. Seeley 205. L. Welty 181-176-473. A. Mohler 171. C. Hochstetler 187-466. P. Pletcher 178-170-177. L. Stoelttng 178-459. S. Yahne 178-468. I. Stahley 17S-496. L Ulery 459. M Schwab 182-481, M Henning 451. I. Carwile 190-484, M. Yoder 470. B. Sails 170. TVESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES March «*, 1966 Sleepy Owl 70 42 Tom Socks 70 42 Kinder's 65 4464 Bardahi 60 4514 American Industries 59452 4 , Wawasee Laundromat 55 57 i Augsburger's IGA 55 57 Levernlers 55 57 Stat. Bank ot Syracuse 514604 Al s Plaza 48 64 , Sit N Knit 42 70 ’ Ligonier Ice 40 72 j High team game and series — Tom Socks 801-2330 High Ind. game — R Emerick 204. I High Ind Series — M. Lung 535. 500 senes M Lung 178-198-535. S IK- m 185-178-522. R Emerick 204-507 170 game and 440 series — E Hutsell . 458. B Klin. 170. W Schrock 172-186-i 498. A Gallahan 442. V Elijah 456. E I Hushes 184-458. B Coy 447. T. Penn 165, i i E. Ogle 464. I. Carwile FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Marell 18. 1966 > Syracuse Rubber 674364; 1 Tom Socks 644394 , House of Harter 63 41 Thwalts Grain 60 44 Anchor Bar 60 44 Wawasee TV 57 47 j Weaver Tool 56 48 Villa* Tap 5? I B.acoa 41 ?? 1 O K Sales 51 53 Clip A Curl 50 54 The Lakers 50 54 I Gamble's 48 56 | Start A Spry 46 58 BAS 43 SJ j : Frank's Locker 43 51 , i G • W Foods W 65 | Sportsman Center 32 73 Honor scores - Women — B Menefee < 488-198. D Armbruster 440. L Welty 452177 D Cripe 512-186-181. L. Vance 561- | 189-233. G Thwaits 442-206. S Kern 582-170-198-214. J. Byland 509-189. B Kline i 493-189. M Zellinger 465-170, C Hoch- ; st, tier 490-198. A Smith 186. I. Scott 461-180. N SpurUng 471-179, L. Gi&ert 563-194-182-186 Men — D SUrt 545-303. D Armbruster 558-201, A Armbruster 560-301. N Kistler’ : 563-204-312. L Welty 596-315. J Cripe ’ 563-209, L Vance 545. J. Kern 553. L. By- , i land 230, D. Brown 649-319-233. J Kimble 576. C Campbell 547. M ZeUtaCer 553. R Wogoman 541, J. Schultz 176. B McKibben 463. LAKELAND MEN'S March 33. 1966 I Braze: s Balt 71 41 : Wawasee Interior* - Webater Jayeee* 59 ,53Si I Seminary Lakers | Likens and Sons 56 56 Kime* Contractors 49 63 , Windsor Mobile Homes 46'-65’- I Pickwick Dinner Club 40’-714 < 500 aeries — L Scheiber 543. V. Wl- | delski 519. E. Anderson 510. B. Likens : 539. F Likens 505. G Burn* 542. J. j Byrd 519. C Boddiger 511. J. Kirkdorfer 543. H. Kirkdorfer 557. c: Walton 534. P Mast 527. K Hare 526. 200 games — V. Wldelskl 250. TTESDAY NIGHT LADIES Pacer Oil Co 80t«31H Wawasee TV 69 43 Lakeside Laundry 64 48 Syracuse Rubber 58 54 Tom Sock* 57 55 Hickman Moving 54 58 Leesburg Elevator 34UT7tj X Webster Dairy Queen 31 81 High team game — Hickman Moving 760. High team series — Pacer OU Co 2159 500 series — S. Hoover 187-186-517. Honor Score* — P. Kinney 156. J. Hoover 153. R Kerita 175. D Jernigan 156. M. Rhodes 171-153-469. L Welty 151. L. Vance 186-152-459. P Maresh 166. C Wogoman 158-168-466. S. Hasse 150-179. K. McKibben 165. J. Nolan 192-485. PETERSON CLASSIC March 81. 1966 Brown A Vance 800.23 j Kistler A Morganthaler 790.17 Eby A Welty 789 35 ! Thwalts A Kern 784.13, Hlbschman & Pilcher 753.24 ; Smith A Armbruster 735 03 Sipe A Rhode* 711.16 Cobbum A Hostettler 707.43 Honor Scores — N Kistler 756-202. C Eby 838-237-221. L. Welty 200. R. Hlbschman 754-213-226. D Pilcher 744-306-210. D. Thibault 846-334-200-232. G Rider 844-218-248-310. B Smith 735-201, A Ambraster 731-304. H. Hogtertler 727. B Thwalts 734-207, J. Kern 783-200-211.

MILFORD LIONS MAP TOWN FOR CALENDAR SALES Members of the Milford Lions club met Monday evening in the Twentieth Century restaurant north of town and received assignments jfor covering the town during the annual calendar sales. Last year the profits from the j sales went to the Boy Scouts. No decision has been made to date on what the money will be used for, however, it will be for the betterment of the community. The committees follow: East of Main street — John Replogle, chairman. Arch Baumgartner. Herb Baumgartner, Clayton Hollar, Paul Kizer, Bill Little and Harry Phend. North of Catherine street, between Main street and road 15 — tween Main street and 15 — Phil Campbell, chairman, Arthur Baum- , gartner. Silas Howard, Ray Pinkerton. George Truex and Walter Ritter. South of Catherine street, between Main street and road 15 — Durward Seely, chairman, C. D. , Barnes. Allen Miller. Glenn Morehead. Bill Pem\ Dr. H. C. Snyder. Jack Sharp. Earl Wolferman and Don Wolfennan. West of 15 — Leon Newman, chairman. Jim Allen. Arlo Beiswanger, Otto Wiggs, Merle Campbell. Gerald Snider and Ray Ban*. North and West — Delbert Dippon. Lowell Rassi and Bob Wolferman. I Hastings — Marshall Estep, Dick Hepler and Glen Treesh. North side of Wauhee Lake — Jerry Bushong South side of Waubee Lake — , Kar! Hoover Dewart Lake — Wayne Bucher. Kenny Ryman and Bob Buhrt. Program During the program of the evening Arthur Baumgartner talked and showed a film on the first oil well. Guests at the meeting included Rev. Frank Barker. Rev. Richard Sumner. Duane Wiggs. Joe Estep. Max Workman. Roger Baumgart- : ner and Rex Reynolds.

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TO REGISTER VOTERS IN TURKEY CREEK V’oters in Turkey Creek township can register in two places in Syracuse. They have until Saturday, April 2, to get registered to vote in the Tuesday, May 3, primary ( election. Both Republicans and Democrats may register at the license branch with Mrs. Max Ganshom or at the town hall with Mrs. Norman Clouse. Christian Science Lessons Sunday A petition for growth in grace and spiritual perception will open the lesson-sermon on “reality” at all Christian Science services this Sunday. The golden text is from | Psalm: “Blessed art thou, O ; Lord: teach me thy statutes. . . I Open thou mine eyes, that I may I behold wondrous things out oi thy i law.” { Included in the readings is this i statement from the denomination’s textbook: “The enslavement of | man is not legitimate. It will cease' when man enters into his heritage of freedom, his God-given dominion fover the material senses” (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy’. Ebenezer Ladies Aid Meets With Mrs. Thomas , The Ebenezer Ladies aid met in the home of Mrs. Edna Thomas Thursday with president Mrs. Ther•ies Doll opening the meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs. Floyd Wickstrom, missionary chi , furlough from Nigeria. Africa. She gave a very interesting talk, using as her theme the word “Aid,” from Ladies Aid. relating some incidents of her work in Nigeria. During the business meeting it was voted to give a love gift to the Paul Pollock family as he is; still in Parkview hospital at Fort i , Wayne as the result of a serious ,

automobile accident. TTie meeting was closed with group singing and repeating the Lord’s Prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostess and the co-hostesses. Mrs. Blanche Starkey and Mrs. Vernon Fawiey. The April meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Stanley Lung on Thursday. April 21.

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HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER ON SUNDAY Mrs. John C. Yoder of Elkhart and Bud Miller of Nappanee, daughter and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Haney Hollar of Milford, were honored guests at a birthday dinner on Sunday at the Hollar home. Others in attendance were Mr. Yoder and family, Mr. and Mrs. I

Jackie Miller and Ronda Sue of Nappanee and Joe Woodkey of Elkhart. The Jackie Millers are parents of Bud Miller. Larry Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones. Jr., Syracuse, a student at Indiana university, spent the week end with his parents and 1 family.

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