The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 June 1966 — Page 2
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Syracuse Downs Nappanee 6-1 The Syracuse high school baseball team defeated Nappanee 6-1 last Thursday at the Syracuse athletic field. Syracuse scored three runs in the first inning. John Wortinger led off the game with a walk. Bob Pilcher hit a single to center field and then Max Broekers hit a long home run to left-center field. Syracuse picked up three more runs in the fifth inning on singles by Mike Gordon and Max Broekers. Steve Wagner hit a triple and scored moments later on Rob Clevenger's sacrifice fly. All nine of Syracuse’s players got on base at least once as they collected nine hits off of Tucker. Tucker had very good control as he only walked one batter. Max Broekers was the winning pitcher. He gave up no runs and allowed only three hits in six innings. He struck out eight and walked four. Rob Clevenger pitched the last inning. He gave up two hits and a run while striking out two baiters. Syracuse and Nappanee both played a very good defensive game as each , team had only one error apiece Syracuse will play at Concord This Friday and at Milford on Monday.. The next home game is next Thursday against Mentone All games will start at 6 p.m. Guest Day At Maxwelton Guest day was held Tuesday at Maxwelton golf course. Syracuse. A total of 41 ladies participated. ( In the 18 hole play Esther Brewster was low gross winner and Lila ' Cripe won low net. Mary Jane Lantz won low putts. Joan Stoelting won second low gross and Leona ( Shively won second low net. In the nine hole play Molly Harris won low gross. Lori Welty, low | net and Bobbi Stiver, low putts. ( Helen Hoyt wvn second low gross;, and Ellie Ogle and Mary Ann Hagen tted for second low net. Other winners were Alma Creag- ( er. Cynthia Fry. Mildred Denzel and Pat Kistler. Lori Welty won the door prize. i The luncheon was held in the . Anchor Bar.
LIST SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER BALL AT MILFORD Jerry C. Deeter, coach of summer baseball at Milford has released the following schedule for the Trojans: t June 13 - Syracuse H June 16 - Pierceton .. T June 22 - Mentone H June 27 - N. Webster T June 30 - Larwill . H July 6 - Akron H July 11 - S. Whitley T July 14 - Syracuse T July 20 - Pierceton H July 25 « Mentone T July 38 • N. Webster H August 3 - Larwill T August 8 - Akron T August 11 • S. Whitley II Syracuse SophomoreFreshman Schedule Following is the Babe Ruth schedule for the Syracuse team. The team is composed of freshmen and sophomores Games start at 6 p. m. June 14 — Rome City T June 17 — Practice June 21 — Kendallville - H June 24 — Practice June 28 — Wolfe Lake T July 1— Practice July 5 — Cromwell H July 8 — Practice July 12 — Albion T July 15 — Practice July 19 — Avilla , T i July 22 — Practice July 25-29 — <!6-team tourney) Aug. 2 — Open Aug. 9 — Open
Syracuse Senior-Junior Baseball Schedule Following is the Syracuse high i school baseball schedule for the cur- j rent season. Games start at 6 p.tn. ; June 10 - Concord T June 13 - Milford T June 16 - Mentone H June 20 - practice June 22 - Pierceton T June 27 - Larwill T June 30 - N. Webster Hl July 6 - S. Whitley T July 11 - Akron T July 14 - Milford H July 18 - Concord H July 20 - Mentone T July 25 - Pierceton Hi July 28 - LarwillH August 1- practice August 3 - N. WebsterT August 8 - S. WhitleyH August 11 - AkronH August 22 - practice August 25 - practice Gregorio Morales Arrested Following Accident Gregorio Morales. Milford, was arrested by Milford police chief Ralph Gansert following an accident at the Camp Mack road and road 1150 N Memorial Day. Morales was ticketed for failure to yield the right-of-way. He was traveling north on the Camp Mack road and stopped at its intersection with road 1150 N, then pulled into the path of a track driven by Daniel J. Musser, Milford. Unable to stop Musser’s 1986 Chevdet hit the left rear side of the car. Damage to Morales’ 1965 Ford was listed at $25 to the right front fender and W. Damage to Musser’s track was listed at ISO to the left rear fender.
Wednesday, Jane 8, 1966
Summer Swimming Program All Syracuse youngsters of school age are urged to register for the summer swimming program at Syracuse city park from 10 a.m. until 1 pm. on Monday or Tuesday, June 13 or 14.
The summer swimming program is again being conducted by the Syracuse Water Safety Council, Robert Rule president. Leila Connolly is vice president. The program in recent years has become highly successful, and it should again this year. Milford Youth Center Plans Bake Sale By Becky Brown There will be a bake sale at the youth center, sponsored by the Milford youth, from 11 am. to 5 p.m. I Friday, June 10. A meeting was held at the center I I for the advisory’ committee and of- t ficers and the bake sale was dis-' cussed and a schedule set up for the kids who will be helping. They will be contacted as to when they are to help. It was decided to have a fund drive on Saturday. June 18. Members are to meet at the youth center ( at 4 p.m. to find out where they are to go. A committee is going to be ap- ■ pointed to go to all the different or-1. ganizations to ask for donations to the center. The contract concerning the ren- j tai of the building in which the center is located has been signed. We| will pay a rental of S4O per month, j If any organization would like to 1 help pay for this we would appre-, ciate it. | Membership cards will go on sale at the dance June 10. They will be on sale at the door. Those kids who | will be in Junior high and senior high school are eligible to obtain! membership in the organization. ,
SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes MRS. KELVIN STONER RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL j Mrs. Kelvin Stoner, r 4 Syracuse, ' was released from the Goshen hos- ' pital Saturday. She had been a patient there since June 1, following a three-car crash south of Syracuse. Mrs. Stoner is bedfast and under doctor's orders to remain so for some time. i Newton C. Johnson, r 3 Syracuse, was released from Murphy Medical Center Wednesday. j Phyllis Miller, North Webster, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Thursday. Lloyd Mayden, r 2 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on .Thursday. Mrs. Fred Personette, Jr., Syr:acuse. was released from the Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs. Forrest Ott. r 2 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Thursday. Daniel P. O'Haver, r 4 Syracuse, | was admitted to the Goshen hospital Thursday. j Mrs. Ardeanna Grisamer. Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen ; hospital Thursday. She was released Monday. Mrs. Henry L. Hasse, r 3 Syr- ■ acuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Edward Anderson. Syracuse, was : admitted to the Goshen hospital on ■ Saturday. Thomas Warner. North Webster, was admitted to the Whitley County j hospital Saturday. Allen Kinney. North Webster, was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Monday. Mrs. Marsha L. Miller, North Webster. was admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday. Miss Evalean G. Rookstool, Syracuse. was admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday. Mrs. Marie LeCount, r 3 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Monday. Clinton Gilbert, r 1 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Curtis Harold Barker, r 1 North Webster, was admitted to Murphy Medical Center Monday. Samuel Whiteman. Syracuse, was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center Sunday. Scott Allen Rensberger. North Webster, was treated at the Murphy Medical Center Sunday and released. Mrs. Maude Tom, r 3 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Kathleen Sue Andrews, r 3 Syracuse, was treated at the Goshen hospital Tuesday far an accident at home and released. Sherry Marie George, r 3 Syracuse. was treated at the Goshen hospital Tuesday for an accident at home and released. Court News Divorce Granted Carole Searfoss. Syracuse, has been granted a divorce from Jerry L. Searfoss in the Kosciusko county circuit court Her former name of Carol Boddiger has been restored.
List Winners At Tippecanoe Golf Club Winners have been announced for the three classes — first, second and third — in the ladies golf club at the Tippecanoe Lake Country club for Thursday, May 26. They follow: First class winners — Total best ball, 66, Kate Gividen, Alice Vermillion, Gen Thomas and Mary Aker. Second class winners — Best ball, 68, Gloria Maish. Jody Frantz, Alma Schaefer and Jean Dungan. Third class winners — Best ball, 70. Fran Hull. Betty Moltz, Mary Lee and Naomi Harhe. Putting prizes — Class A. 30 putts. Esther Brewster; class B, 32 putts, Lorraine Heinzelman and class C, 29 putts, Jane Grossnickle. Pin play, Gloria Maish, net 78. Play for the day, best ball foursome.
MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes 1 Mrs. Jerry (Dixie) Whetten of r 1 Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital last Tuesday. She was released Wednesday. Mrs. Edna Miller of Leesburg was admitted to Murphy Medical Center {last week. She was dismissed over .the week end. Fred J. Anglin of Leesburg was admitted Wednesday to the Goshen hospital. He was transferred to the Cleveland Clinic Saturday. Mrs. Olga Ruiz, Milford, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday. She was released Friday. Dismissed from the Goshen hospital Wednesday was Joe O. Estep of 210 north Main street. Milford. Mrs. Edith Sands of r 2 Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Walter J. Kehler of Leesburg was admitted Thursday to the Goshen hospital. Lynn (Diane) Clark, Elizabeth Kay Clark and Shirley Bea Clark, all of r 1 Milford, were admitted to the Goshen hospital Thursday for tonsillectomies and adenoidectomies. Lynn and Elizabeth were dismissed Friday. Shirley was released over the week end. Karen Sue Hamman of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to the Goshen hospital Friday. She was dismissed over the week end. Eldon Thomson of r 1 Milford was treated in the emergency room of the Goshen hospital Friday following an accident at work. He was dismissed following treatment. Mrs. Venna Maxine Spurlock of r 2 Leesburg was admitted to the Goshen hospital over the week end. Mrs. Dorothy S. Williams of Milford entered the Goshen hospital over the week end. Alfred Walls of r 2 Milford was dismissed over the week end from the Goshen hospital. Janette Marie and Beverly Diane Zimmerman of r 2 Milford were admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday. | Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Walker of r 2 (Milford entered the Goshen hospital Monday.
Mrs. James Lowe of r 1 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center Monday. She was dismissed following treatment.
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Accident Him To Be Shown At Milford June 15
The color film “Signal 22”, to be shown at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15, in the First Brethren church at Milford, opens with an accident where a “dear old lady was killed”. The answer? “Speed”. Officers said the driver involved was “driving too fast for conditions.” The color film was made by Glen Bixler of Goshen and shows the tragedy and bloodshed involved in traffic accidents in Elkhart county. A small boy is seen dead on the rear floor of a smashed car, an officer tenderly covering him with a blanket. Alcohol played a part in the next scene, officers believed, where the young man skidded on an icy pavement, crashing into a utility pole and fence post. Then there was the accident where a grandfather and grandmother en route to spend Christmas with their loved ones, hit the side of a tractor-trailer. Their car was tom to pieces, just like their bodies which lay in a puddle of blood on the snowy roadway. Already covered with a bright pink blanket, and awaiting the coroner, their head injuries are so severe there is really no question as to the cause of death. Mute evidence of the part alcohol plays in traffic accidents was the film of a bottle of vodka found in the front seat of the car of a youth who. driving in the wrong lane, hit anotiier car head on. killing himself and another victim.
Another film shows a car so badly demolished one wonders how the driver escaped with only minor scratches. Next time, perhaps, he will not fare so well. Mr. Bixler especially likes to show the films to young people who are just learning to drive. He is deeply involved in putting his message across but sometimes a really shocking accident nearly gets him down. HONORED ON SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Willie E. Hare, Papakeechie Lake, Syracuse, who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Tuesday, were guests of honor at a dinner party Sunday evening, June 5. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Clevenger, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Griffith. Lake Wawasee. were co-hosts. | “Bill” and “Mary” were married 25 years ago on June 7 by her (grandfather, justice of the peace, [Alva Galloway, in his country I home. Mrs. Hare was formerly I Mary’ Galloway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Galloway. They (have one son, Kent and two grandsons, Chris and Pat. — LAKELAND SCHOOL BOARD MEETS TUESDAY EVENING Members of the Lakeland school board met Tuesday evening with Ollie Ogdon and Charles Price of Maurer, Inc., architects, to discuss the elementary school bids received at Milford and Syracuse. A general discussion was held during the evening with no decision :reached.
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ROTARY SPEAKER — Three members of the Syracuse Rotary club appear here with Rev. Ralph McFadden, pastor of the Lafayette Church of the Brethren, who is also a candidate for congress frwn the Second District. McFadden appear-
Rotarians Hear First Os Two Candidates
Syracuse Rotarians heard the first of two politican speakers at what they termed “get-acquainted” meetings Monday noon at Marley’s Steak House. The Monday speaker was Ralph McFadden, pastor of the Lafayette Church of the Brethren and Democratic candidate for congress from the Second District. Next Monday the club will hear Thames Mauzy of Warsaw, Republican nominee for the state legislature.
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ed as guest speaker at the Rotary meeting Monday noon. From left are Rev. August Lundquist, who introduced the speaker, McFadden; Jay Peffley, Rotary president; and Nelson Miles, program chairman.
McFadden was introduced by Rev. ; August Lundquist, a Manchester college classmate of his. The speaker ; was secured by Nelson Miles, program chairman. McFadden told the group nothing is as certain as change, and it is how we use this change that “makes , the difference.” He praised business for its leadership in training, and said this was a little known fact of American life. He praised education, i per se, calling it the “keystone” to
our country’s growth and prosperity. i He said all human knowledge ac-| cumulated from year 1 to 1950 was (1 doubled between 1950 and 1960 and is being doubled again between 1960 and 1970. His remarks were cordially received by members of the club. To Raise $1,500 Member Harold Gray told the
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“pay off the Little League ball park,” and asked others to help' bring this amount to $1,500 to pay off the club’s debt on the park “before Bill Cutter returns from his fishing trip.” Guests included Edward Shock of Indianapolis, Ray Edwards of New Castle, Joe Howell. Charles Searfoss and Arch Baumgartner.