The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 November 1966 — Page 3

By Mrs. Pearl Lyons • Phone:4s3-7921

Leesburg-Oswego News

Shower Held In Honor Os Miss llene Kammerer A bridal shower was held Thursday evening in honor of Miss llene Kammerer at the home of Mrs. Elmer Hartter :n Milford. Assisting were Mrs Don Hoover, Mrs. Glenn Prk ‘ and Mrs. Phillip Beer. Decora'ions were in pink and white with a miniature bride on the table There were 75 fnends and membrs of the Apostolic Christian church of Milford and several guests present Guests were Miss Irene Pulver, Miss Mary Pulver. Miss Barbara Pulver. Mrs. Phillip Pulver and Mrs David Masel. all of or near Fort Wayne: Mrs. Jim Coon, Mrs. Jerrv Kammerer. Mrs. Albert Kanimerer and Mrs. Larry Polk and Sally, all of Leesburg: Mrs Vera Gawthrop and Mrs. Marvin Rapp and Gloria of Milford: and Mrs Don Yergler. Pam and Amy. of Wellington, 11l Mrs. Rueben Clover Hosts Tri Arts Club Monday Members of the Tri Arts dub met with Mrs. Rueben Clover Monday evening with Mrs. Avery Hall assisting hostess Gerald McHatton of Warsaw told of his tnp and showed slides on Haiti He and several other men made the trip tojlaiti last winter. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting to the 14 present Past Matrons Club Has November Meeting Mrs Dean Ferverda was hostess to the November meeting of the Past Matrons ckib of Eastern Star

Annual Leesburg Lions Turkey Festival Leesburg School Gym SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19 7:30 p.m. Games For The Whole Family Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Hams Basketball — Children’s Fish Games Jonah Style Fish Fry Starts At 4:30 CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE Now Open And Waiting To Serve You The Pickwick Lounge Uptown ★ Syracuse Make Early Reservations For New Year's Parties or Special Parties Open Every Night Except Monday * Steaks sa + Sea Food Aw/ + Chops Ph.; 457-3996 RED AND EVELYN MARLIN

at her home with Mrs. Lavere Vanator as co-hostess

i After the regular business meeting games were played. The Thanks- . giving trend was carried out in the decorations. Refreshments were served to the 10 members present. BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR MRS. JOSEPHINE HOPKINS Mr. and Mi's. Phillip Smith of Fort Wayne entertained at a birthday dinner and party Sunday in honor of Mrs Josephine Hopkins Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith ntertained in honor of her birthday. Other guests were Mr and Mrs. Edgar Kinney. Leesburg Homemakers Club Has Anniversary ’Hie L.esburg Homemakers club had its anniversary dinner on Wednesday evening at Hom’s Sunnymede restaurant at Warsaw. Green candleholders with gold candles and fall floral arrangements surrounding them formed the table decorations. Small cups and saucers were given as favors. Serving on the committee for the evening were Mrs John Lursen of Warsaw and Mrs Thelma McCorkle and Mrs Cora Gall Games were played during the social hour. St \l>\Y Gl ESTS OF mrs. nettie teeple On Sunday Mrs Nettie Teeple entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lip-1 pincolt of South Bend. Miss Nevada Lippincott of Warsaw. Mr and Ml Robert Teeple and Mr. and Mrs John Teeple PRE-THANKSGIVING DINNER AT DYE HOME Mrs Emil Dye and Duane Dye

entertained at a pre-Thanksgiving dinner Sunday at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively, Dennis and Doug. Miss Alta Dye. Mrs. Geraldine Bayne. PFC and Mrs. Dan Bayne. Pete ■ Schaaf and Charles Lyons. Callers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs Francis Oswalt and Vicki and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dye PTA Members Meet Wednesday Night Members of the PTA held a meeting Wednesday night at the gym. Miss Bridget Quinn played organ music preceding the meeting Rev. David Gosser. pastor of the Methodist church, gave the deI votions. reading -capture from I Samuel and spoke on “Dedication to Life” The sixth grade taught by Kent Adams won the attendance award and Charles Garner. principal. Isooke on National Education week. He showed the U. S. flag and the Hag of Indiana that was presented by last year’s junior class and stat,ed the 1965 senior class had purchased knives for the school ■, Program chairman Lawrence Hudson :ntnxhived the band which played four numbers under the direction of Richard Anderson, Phillip Mow. U. S. history teacher of the Warsaw high school. Spoke on “Migrating Into Indiana “ j James Heierman. president, then d the group ■ . Eastern Star Members Meets Tuesday Night Chapter 287 Order of the Eastern Star met Tuesday night at the Masonic hall The Masons were introduced and a poem of welcome i [was read by worthy matron, Mari-1 Ivn Phillips. Slides of Indiana were shown for entertainment The fall theme of Thanksgiving was carried out in decorations. Refreshments were served m the dining hall —L— ‘ | Fellowship Harvest Supper At Calvary Baptist Church A fellowship harvest supper will I b" held Wednesday night at the ■ Calvary Baptist church at Oswego The carry-in supper w ill be served ’ at 630 A social hour will follow , the supper. MARTIN’S FEED EMPLOYEES H WE NIGHT OCT Mr and Mrs. Robert Teeple and Mr and Mrs Carl Weirick had dinner at the Dutch Mill restaurant at Bluffton Monday night. They were joined at dinner by Mr. and Mrs Vern Dowy of Ossian. The men are employees of the Martin’s Feed Mills. THANKSGIVING SUPPER SATURDAY NIGHT Members of the Kosciusko Saddle chib had their Thanksgiving supper Saturday night at the Old Mock School near North Webster. It was a pot luck supper. Ones at•.ending from this vicinity were Mr and Mrs. Richard Allen and family. Mr and Mrs. Max Miller and Mr and Mrs Richard Vanator and daughters Shower At WMC For Mrs. Kenneth Koontz The November meeting of the WMC of the Brethren church was held at the home of Mrs. Dale Millington at Warsaw Monday ev ning. The mission study was given by Mrs Kenneth Koontz and the Bible study by Mrs. Lester Vandermark. Following the business meeting a surprise shower of gifts was held in honor of Mrs Koontz who will soon be leaving to make her home in Pennsylvania Refreshments were served by the hostess. Singspiration Held At Leesburg Monday Evening A Singspiration was held at the Brethren church Sunday evening I following the church services. Members from the Oswego Calvary Baptist church, Syracuse Baptist. and the Wesleyan Methodist church of Warsaw were also present Refreshments were served in the basement of the church by the young people of the Brethren church who were hosts. MISS MARIE LIPPINCOTT HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr and Mrs. Noel Rhinehart and Jack entertained at dinner Monday night in honor of the birthday of Miss Marie Lippincott of Fort Wayne Other guests were Miss Nevada Lippincott of Warsaw. Mr and Mrs. John Dye. Mrs. Mabel Lippincott and Mrs. Forrest Lyons. COMMUNITY NEWS I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boss of I Centreville. Mich., and Mr, and . Mrs. Jeff Boss of Wawaka were j Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and I Mrs John Hollar and of Miss Faye Hollar. The ladies are nieces of Mrs. .John Hollar Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Anglin of Silver Lake spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs Esta Yocum. The .Anglins were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Slookey. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Lyons were recent guests of Mrs. Blanche Rust and of Mr. and Mrs. George Rust, Wendell and Jerry, of Bourbon. Mrs. Mabel Lippincott spent Sun-

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Fred J. Anglin Fred J. Anglin, 72, of r 2 Lees- . burg, an insurance and real estate ; broker in Kosciusko county for 50 j years, died at 10:30 a.m. Thursday of a heart ailment in the Goshen hospital where he had been admitted six hours previously. He had been in failing health for several months. i Mr. Anglin was born August 12. 1894, at Leesburg, the son erf John W. and Mary Light» Anglin. He married Nellie M. Roberts on February 27, 1912, and she survives. He was a member of the Leesburg Methodist church. Masonic lodge No. 181. all York Rite Masonic bodies at Warsaw, Scottish Rite, Valley of Fort Wayne. Mizpah Shrine. Leesburg Lions club and the Kosciusko County Realtors Ass'n. Mr. .Anglin was past master of the Masonic lodge at Leesburg; past governor of District 25-A, Lions clubs; a member of the Lions International Control Board and of the Lions Cancer Control Board. He was also a past chapter chairman and blood program chairman of the Kosciusko County chapter, American Red Cross. Surviving in addition to the widoware three sons. Marshall W.. Herman S. and John W. Anglin, all of Leesburg: five grandchildren; one brother. Wilbur Anglin of Elkhart: and three sisters. Miss Ethel Anglin of Columbia City. Mrs. Hugh (Edith' McCann and Mrs. Chris (Ida) Kammerer, both of Leesburg. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m Sunday in the Leesburg, Methodist church. Rev. David Gosser officiated and interment was in the Leesburg cemetery where Masonic graveside services were conducted by Leesburg lodge no. 181 Mrs. Benjamin F. Lentz

Last ntes were held in the Oswego Baptist church Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Grace Myrtle Lentz. 81. of North Webster. Rev. James Reffett officiated.. Interment was in the Oswego Baptist cemetery. Mrs Lentz died early Friday morning in the Whitley County, hospital after an illness of only 10. days. Death was due to compli-, cations She was born near Leesburg on August 1. 1885. to Benjamin and Elmira Thompson* Hartman. She had been a resident of this county (Kosciusko 1 her entire life. She was married on November 28. 1907. to Benjamin F. Lentz. Slie was a homemaker and a member of the Oswego Baptist church and Missionary society of that church Survivws in addition to her hus-, band. Benjamin, are two daughters. Mrs. Clifford (Edythe' Gordon of Fort Wayne and Mrs. W. E. Lunetta' Metcalf of North Webster; two sons. Ralph of Argos and i Henry Arlington Lentz of South I Bend: seven grandchildren; six i and one brother, Ari Hartman. She was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters. dav night and Monday with her daughter. Miss Marie Lippincott, of Fort Wayne. Mr aixi Mrs. Herbert Timmons J and family spent Sunday in Fort j Wavne. Thev called on Mrs Catherine Hatfield at the Parkview | hospital. Mrs Hatfield is a sister [ of Mrs. Tinwnons. Mrs Gordon Teeple and Mrs. Nellie Randall spent Sunday afternoon in South Bend. Sunday dinner guests of Nh“. and Mrs. Esta Yocum were Mr. and j Mrs. Alva Klopenstein of near Fort : Wayne and Mrs Mildred Klonenstein of near North Webster. Paid Yocum and Mr and Mrs. Fred Surguy of Palestine were afternoon callers. Mr and Mrs. Merle Armey of Warsaw were supper guests Monday night of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Don Klopenstein and children of Go4ien spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr., a"d fnmilv. Mrs Vivian Warstler spent from , until Sunday with Mrs. Neil Hankey in Fort Wavne Mentone Baptist church basket ball team defeated Calvary Baptist t’am from Oswego by three points Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter caMed on Mrs. Anna Hartman and on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter and Brenda Sunday afternoon. PFC and Mrs Dan Bayne and Xfr and Mrs. Larry Hartman spent Sabirdav evening in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vanator I and daughters soent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Max Thomas and family near North Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Vassie Tom and Mar, Catherine of Larwill spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Sr., and Peggy Jo. They helped Everett Tom celebrate hns birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irvine spent Friday and Saturday in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hawks. The men went pheasant hunting wwnen went shopping add vtewetf th« Christmas decorations. Mr, and Mrs. Ray McCartney were Friday supper guests of Afir. and Mrs. Robert Teeple and family.

Miss Lilliam Hamman

Miss Lillian Hamman, 76. Syracuse. died at 1:30 a.m. Friday in . the Prairie View nursing home at > Warsaw. where she had been a pa--11 tient one year. Miss Hamman was bom at Syra- , cuse. February 14. 1890. and residped in the Syracuse area 47 years, i She was a retired Syracuse school teacher, having taught English and Latin. Miss Hamman was a member of the Syracuse Metliodist church. Miss Hamman was also a member of the Teachers’ Retirement Association. National Teachers Association and the Indiana State : Teachers .Association, She is survived by 10 cousins. Funeral services were lield Sunday in tire Syracuse Methodist church. Rev. August Lundqu.st officiated and burial was in the Me j Clint ic cemetery. Mrs. Lona Jurgens I Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Friday in the Methodist Memorial Home Chapel at Warren for Mrs. Lona Jurgens. 82. formerly of Leesburg, a resident of the Methodist Memorial Home at Warren since July 1965. She died at 6:30 a.m Wednesday. Nov. 9. at the Huntington County hospital. Huntington. Mrs. Jurgens was bom in Deer ! Creek township, Cass comity. Indiana. on June 24. 1884. Her husband. John C. Jurgens, preceded her in I death August 20. 1964. There are no immediate survivors. Interment was in the Riverside ■ cemetery at Gas City. Mrs. George W. StansberryMrs. Clara Stansberry. 87. Syra- ' cuse, died at 9:25 a.m. Friday in I the Church of the Brethren Home ' at Mexico.

Mrs. Stansberry was born on October 11. 1879. in Ohio to George and Rebecca Jane ‘Haller’ Heid. She was married to George Washington Stansberry on October 26. 1899. He is deceased. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Claude Insiey. McHenry, 111., Mrs Clifford Hoover, Lehigh Acres. Fla., and Mrs. Wayne Stall, Chicago: one son. William Stansberry. Mishawaka; 11 grandchildren and 23 greatgrandchildren. Sen ices were held Sunday in the | funeral home at Syracuse. Rev. Ralph Wagoner officiated and burial was in the Syracuse cemtery? Fred (Poppy) Radcliffe Graveside senices were held at 2:30 o.m. Monday for Fred Winfield (Poppy' Radchffe. 91. Medusa street, Syracuse. Mr. Radcliffe died of complications at the Ixxne of his daughter. Mrs. Stuart Smith, at about six a m Sunday. He had resided there since coming from Chicago in 1952. Hie deceased was bom in the Windy City on May 6. 1875. the son of Joseph H. and Anna Mary < Burkett * Radcliffe. He was a retired builder and plumber and at I one time owned several hotels in ; Chicago. Surviving besides the Syracuse I daughter are two other daughters, Mrs Florence Tucker of Flint. Mich., and Mrs. Vivian Jones of i Lanbradey, Hl.: and a son. Fred. • Jr., whose address is not known. Mrs. W. D. Elijah Mrs. Addie May Ebjah, 72. of r 2 [ Syracuse, died at 12 30 a m. Thurs-

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day in the McCray Memorial hospital, Kendallville, where she had been a patient four weeks. Death was due to complications. Mrs. Elijah was bom March 30. 1894, in Noble county and was a lifetime resident of the Ligonier community. She married W. D. Elijah December 23, 1915, and he died in March 1961, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Fillmore Price, r 2 Syracuse, with whom Mrs. Elijah had resided: and five sons. Paul Elijah of Goshen, Robert and Clyde, serving in the U. S. air force in C<tlifwnia. W. D. Elkaart, and Richard. Mongo: 16 great-grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs. Emma Perberck and Mrs. Lula Miller, who reside in California. Funeral services were held Saturday. in Ligonier. Rev. Alfred Smell of the Seventh Day Adventist church. Wolf Lake, officiated and burial was in Oak Park cemetery. George F. Peters Services will be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday in the Mishler funeral home at Milford for George F. Peters. 84. r 3 Syracuse. Dewart Lake. Mr. Peters, a retired employee of the Vitreous Steel Corp, of Nappanee, died of complications following surgery at 10:45 am. Monday in the Goshen hospital He had been ill one week. The deceased was bom near Nappanee on January 8. 1882. He married Anna Stahly on September 6. 1902. They moved from Nappanee to Dewart Lake 13 years ago. He was a member of the Church of the Brethren. Surviving besides the widow are a son. Clifford of Dewart Lake; a daughter. Mrs. Harold 1 Mary Gunderman. also of Dewart Lake: seven ' grandchildren: 13 great-grandchil-dren: one great-great-grandchild: and a sister. Mrs. Ida Himes of Marshall. Wis. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 p.m. today ‘Wednesday* ; until the time of service. Phil L. Getz Services were held at the Apostolic Christian church at Remington at 1 p.m. Friday for Phil L. Getz. 70. ot Wolcott, father of Mrs. Eldon 1 Kathryn Ann 1 Beer of Milford. Mr. Getz died Wednesday morning at 12:30 n the Home hospital in Lafayette He had been a patient there for onlv a few days, however, he had been in declining health for several years. He was born in Cissna Park. 111.. September 10. 1896. to Jacob and Anthlie <Reeb Getz. He moved to the Medaryville community in 1910. remaining there until he moved to the Remington area in 19*26. A retired farmer, he lived between Remington and Wolcott. Mr. Getz was married to Ida Gru- / ber March 8. 1922. She preceded him ' in death in 1939. On May 24. 1939. he ' was -married to Eliza Bahler who i survives. ! Surviving with the w idow and Mil- i ford daughter are the follow ing chil-1. dren: Mrs. Raymond (Lucille* Stef- h fen of Rensselaer. Maurice Getz of t Reynolds. Mrs. Elmer (Marilyn* i< Bahler of Wolcott, and Ronald and j Eldon Getz at home. He is also survived by 17 grandchildren; three sis- ■ ] ters, Mrs. Octavia Erb of Frances- : ville. Mrs. Joe Gudeman and Mrs. ( Bert Gudeman, both of Medaryville; and four brothers, John of Medary- < ville. Elvin of Francesville. Arthur of ( Ehin. 111. and Ben of Indianapolis, i ; A son, Willis, and a daughter. Be- ’ nita. preceded their father in death ( Emery Cable Emorv Cable, 65. of Fl-assmoor. ’ 111., died November 9 in a heart , attack while in his office. H> w-as die son erf John William and Martha Ann (Wogoman) Cable of Svracuse. He had resided at Syr-aca-e >?\eral years ago. Survivws inchide his wife, the former Mary E. Williams: a son. ; Andrew ; and three grandchildren i A nephew. Cable Laine. Syracuse. ! and a niece in California also survive Funeral services were held at burial was in Cedar Park cemetery lat Homewood. I Mrs. Elsie Rigdon and children.} ! Jay, Shauna Lee and John, ot Fort I Wavne spent the week end with Mr. ■ ; and Mr. J. A. Rigdon of Lake Wa- j wasee. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wood of At- ; j tica spent Monday and Tuesday at ? i Syracuse.

Wednesday, November 16, 1966

Mrs. George Xanders Funeral services will be held ai ■ 1 p.m. Friday at the All Saints Chapel. Lake Wawasee. for Mrs i George (Ruth* Xanders. 70. of Pickwick Park. Lake Wawasee, who died at 9:15 p.m. Tuesday. Nov. 15, in the Elkhart General hospital. Friends may call at the Harris funeral home in Syracuse from 2 ‘ to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. on i Thursday. Father Bruce Moser and Father David Hyneman will conduct the services. Interment will be in the Syracuse cemetery. Death was due to complications resulting from a fractured ieg sustained on October 18. Mrs. Xanders was born April 24. 1895. in Syracuse, the daughter of John and Margatet iKitson* Biteman. and had lived here her entire life. She was married to George Xanders August 14. 1913. He survives. Mr. and Mrs. Xanders have spent recent winters in Hollywood. Fla., where they have a home. Surviving are two sons. George Laucks of r 4 Syracuse Syracuse Lake and William (Bud* of Syracus?; ard a daughter. Mrs. William 'Jean Has of Mundelein. 111. A son. Paul Thomas, was killed in action in January, 1945. Mrs. Edward Cain Mrs Cecil R. Cain. 71. of Milford, died at 1:15 a.m. Tuesday at the Goshen hospital wliere she had been a patient for seven weeks after suffering a stroke. Mrs. Cain was born June 28. j 1895. in Milford, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. She married Edward Cain in 1914. A lifetime resident of the Milford community. Mrs. Cain was a member of the Bethel Church of the I Brethren Surviving in addition to the husband are two sons. Farrell of Warsaw and Hubert of Milford: six grandchildren: one great-grandchild: two sisters. Mrs. Perry (Mae 1 Hoover of Milford and Mrs. Carrie Auer of Goshen. A son Billy is deceased. Friends will be received from 2 to 5 and 7- to 9 pm. tixlay 'Wednesday at the Mishler funeral home. Milford, where services will be conducted at 330 p.m. Thursday. Rev. William Roop, pastor of the Bethel Church of the Brethren, will officiate and burial will be in the Milford cemetery. Mrs. John E. Reed ML-s Eva May Reed. 70. of Goshen, died at 2 45 p.m. Monday in i the LuAnn musing home at Nappanee, where she had been a patient since June 22. She had been in failing health the past three ■ years Mrs. Reed was bom at Syracuse Marc’n 25, 1896, and she married John Edward Reed December 13. 1915. Tiiey have lived at Goshen the past 30 years. She vv as employed for six years at Penn Controls. Inc. Mrs. Reed was a member of the East Goshen Mennonite church. Mothers of World War 11. and the Gold Star Mothers. Surviving are the husband; tw> sons, George A., Ligonier, and Charles. Goshen; five daughters. Mrs. Charles Betty * McKibben and Mrs. Joseph (Ethel’ Hughes, 1 both of Syracuse. Mrs. Ellis (Marian) Lung. Goshen, and Mrs. Chester. 1 (Margaret ’ Adams, and Mrs. Wil-1 .lard (Beulah* Furney. both of Nappanee; 18 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren: a sister. Mrs. Clarence (Beulah* Hugiies. Decatur, Ill.: and a brother. Herbert Linn. Claypool. Funeral services were held today i (Wednesday) in the East Goshen i Mennonite church. Rev. Irwin Det-

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SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Earl Himes. North Webster, was admitted to the Whitley County hospital Wednesday. He was released Saturday. Infant Christine Baughter. r 1 North Webster, was admitted to tlve Whitley Comity hospital Wednesday. She was released Saturday. Jimmie Lee Gilbert. Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday. He was released Monday. George Peters. Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Earl Teghtmeyer. North Webster, was released from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Russell L. Davis. Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. J. Howard Vannoster of Syracuse was admitted to the Goshen hospital Friday. He was released Saturday. Eugene Blackburn, r 3 Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Mrs. Fenton Summerlot of r 2 Syracuse was released from the Gos’ren liospital Saturday.

, Mrs. Hascal Grissom, r 2 Syrai cuse. was admitted to Murphy Medical Center Saturday. I Ard’ii Westater, North Webster. ' was admitted to the Whitley County hospital Saturday. I Constance Baugher, one-year old [daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baugher, r 1 North Webster, was ! admitted Monday to th? Murphy ■ Medical Center Mis. Mildred Lane, r 1 North Webster, was admitted Monday to ! the Murphy Medical Center. Mi's. Ida Richcreek. Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Monday. Angela Reichaixi. Syracuse, was I admitted to tlie Goshen hospital i Monday. ! lAAA,- - - - ' v»*'»*AAAAAAAAAA' ' • ' - VAXXVVAA*»».M« Kosciusko Council For Retarded To Have Open House The Council for the Retarded of Kosciusko county will have open house Sunday. Nov. 20, between the hours of 3 and 7 p.m. The public is invited and refreshments will be served. The Cardinal Industrial Workshop and the Cardinal Learning Center, located at Warsaw and operated by the Council for the Retarded. will be open. There will be several employees of the worksiiop on duty. Several Milford childrwi are attending tlie learning center Frank S. Lemmon ‘ Funeral services were held Tuesday at Albion for Frank S. Lemmon. father of Mrs . Robert Fisher of Syracuse. I Survivors include the Syracuse daughter and another daughter. Mrs. Jack Miller, Ligonier. Mr and Mrs. Tom Merritt, owners of the Maxwelton Golf club. Syracuse, have gone to Pompano Beach, Fla., for the winter. ; wiler and Rev. Claude Beachy officiated and burial was in the South Union cemetery northwest of Nappanee.