The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 January 1967 — Page 7

Looking Up Chas Meet* Saturday The Looking Up class of the Syracuse Church of the Brethren met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener and daughters Sat-

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Ralph Wagoner and girls, Mr. and Mrs. James Fackler and Jeff, all of Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. David McCormick of Ligonier. A light supper was served following the meeting and a social hour was enjoyed.

Ferverda President Os Commissioners Ray Ferverda has been named president of the board of Kosciusko county commissioners at its reorganization meeting on January 3. Fredrick Gilliam, northern commissioner, was named vice president. Ferverda succeeds Lawrence Butts as president. The commissioners hare taken turn about as president. Butts will take office January 1. 1968. as county auditor succeeding Noble Blocker as county auditor. Harvey Anglin, who was elected November 8, will succeed Butts as commissioner. The commissioners met on Friday, Jan. 5, for a hearing on the reconstruction of the , Leckrone ditch southeast of Silver Lake. The only remonstrator was Alton Kissinger of Silrer Lake. Bill Hess Re-elected Fire Chief The Syracuse fire department in their recent election of officers for 1967 re-elected William (Bill) Hess as their fire chief. The town board of trustees will approve the re-elec-tion of Mr. Hess at the January meeting. Others elected were first assistant. T. L. Bud' Kline; second, Carl Myrick; captain, John Connolly; secretary-treasurer, Bob Penick.

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A HOME AWAY FROM HOME — One local resident termed these “shanties” or “fish houses'* as a man’s winter home away from

Warsaw Rejects Bid For School Annexation

The Warsaw Community school board, meeting Tuesday, Jan. 3, turned thumbs down on a letter from the Whitko school board asking them to consider annexing Washington and Monroe townships into their school corporation. The letter to the Warsaw board was sent by Whitko superintendent Nelson Eaton after the Whitko school board approved a request by the Whitko Committee For Better Education, seeking the annexation by the Warsaw school board. The request by the Whitko Committee For Better Education made the move after they had in their hands petitions signed by over 96 per cent of the residents of the twv> townships supporting their move. Taxed Facilities The letter received by superintendent Eaton from the Warsaw school board was signed by its president Ethan Kaufman. It said in part, “Recent consolidations have taxed our facilities to the limit. Consequently, it is with sincere, regret that our determination must be that it would be very difficult indeed for

Party In Ohio December 29 Mr. and Mrs. Alden Snavely and Mr. and Mrs. Paul McClintic held an open house for former Syracuse residents who are living in Toledo, Ohio, in the latter’s home on December 29. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Peffley, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hamman, Mr. and Mrs. Armond Klingaman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Me Clintic, Mr. and Mrs. Scott McClintic, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin (Sandra McClintic) Smith, Jay McClintic and Robert McClintic. Others residing in the area but unable to attend the open house were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Culler, Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Mary Jensen) Lower and Mr. and Mrs. William (Lillian Dehart) Kasper. Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Don Tom, Saturday A stork shefwer in honor of Mrs. Don Tom of Elkhart was held in the home of her cousin, Mrs. Richard Smith, in Milford on Saturday night. Games were played by the 25 persons present and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold Sherp, Miss Janie Hall and Miss Debra Tom. Assisting at the shower were Mrs. Phillip Smith of Coloma, Mich., Mrs. Roscoe Smith and Miss Connie Biller of Milford. Guests were present from Jamestown, Elkhart, Osceola, Syracuse and Milford. FLORIDA VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray of Mifond and Mr. and Mrs. Max Anglin oi r r Leesburg plan to leave Sunday. Jan. 15, for a three weeks’ vacation in Florida.

LOVE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — Across From The Post Office—- — Furniture Club Winner Lynn Sheets — Syracuse

January Sale STARTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 12 ’ </4 & % Off MARISES FASHION CENTER OF THE LAKE AREA MISSES AND JUNIOR’S CASUAL AND SPORTSWEAR Wawasee Village Rd. 13, Smith of Syracuse

home. Many a man braves the cold and wind and snow to enjoy the thrill of ice fishing on the many lakes of Kos-

us to absorb any additional areas.” Full Text The full text of the letter follows: “We wish to thank you for your letter of December 20, 1966, concerning the possibility of better serving our students through an additional reorganization within Kosciusko and Whitley counties. The Warsaw Board of School Trustees has always had a very warm. kind, and understanding feeling for its neighbors. In the special case of the Whitko Community School Corporation, one would hare to go even farther and describe the Warsaw board’s feeling as being one of sympathetic concern. In 1966. the Warsaw School consolidated with three neighboring (or adjoining) townships. This required much work and considerable adjustment, neither of which is yet complete. “Recent consolidations have taxed our facilities to the limit. Consequently. it is with sincere regret that our determination must be that it would be very difficult indeed for us to absorb any additional areas”.

Installation Service Held By Busy Homemakers Mrs. Frank Charlton conducted a candlelight installation service for the 1967 officers of the Busy Homemakers club when it met January 4 with Mrs. Vernon May. Mrs. ; Charles Teeple served as co-host-ess. The following were installed: President, Mrs. Glen Pinkerton; vice president, Mrs. Charles Teeple; secretary, Mrs. William Motts; treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Neff; publicity chairman, Mrs. Mace Hollar. Mrs. Teeple collected dues for the year and gave out new’ club books prior to the installation. The pledge to the flag and club creed were led by Mrs. Ralph Tusing and the history of the song of the month. “Home on the Range”, was given by Mrs. May. She led the group in singing. For the meditations. Mrs. Teeple read two poems. “Demonstration Way”, and “Sarribd Island Bend”. “Recipe for a Happy New Year”, was read by Mrs. Motts. The health and safety lesson, “Prevention and Fighting Home Fires by Family Planning”, was given by Mrs. Ralph Tusing. Garden remarks were given by Mrs. Frank Charlton, who reported there will be new fruits and vegetables on the market. During the social hour Mrs. May and Mrs. Teeple served salad, wafers, coffee and candies to 11 members. Mrs. Nfotts won the door prize. The next meeting wll be February 1 in the home of Mrs. Herbert Stump. Mr. and Mrs. Fraric Majewski of Chicago spent the week end at Syracuse and Elkhart visiting friends and relatives.

Wednesday, January 11, 1967

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Jerry Davis And Bonnie Reidenbach Wed At Uniondale, December 3

Miss Bonnie Lou Reidenbach and Jerry K. Davis were united in marriage at 7:30 o’clock Saturday evening. Dec. 3. in Saint Mark's Lutheran church at Uniondale. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Reidenbach of Markle and Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Davis of Syracuse. In Peau de Soie The bride appeared in a floorlength modified sheath of. peau de soie with a scoop neckline and long pointed sleeves. The gown featured a high-rise waistline with pearls and lace accenting the bodice. The sheath skirt flowed into a chapel j length lace over peau de soie train topped by a self fabric bow. Her bouffant veil of silk illusion was held to a rosette of sequins and pearls. She carried a cascade arrangement of white carnations and pink roses. The maid of honor, Miss Marilyn Reidenbach of Markle, sister of the bride, appeared in a gown of ruby velvet and pink crepe styled with an empire bodice, scooped neckline and elbow-length sleeves. The gown was highlighted with a self fabric bow at the back and a watteau train. Her headpiece was a double bow of matching ruby velvet and she carried a cascade arrangement of white pompons and pink carnations. The bridesmaids. Miss Linda Fulton of Decatur and Miss Rita Caston of Ossian, were attired in gowns styled identically to that of the honor attendant. Rena Reidenbach of Decatur, flower girl, was attired in a gown styled similarly to that of the bridal attendants and dropped rose petals as she walked down the bridal aisle. The ring bearer was Kip Reidenbach of Decatur. The best man was Richard Keim of Syracuse. Ushers were Max Reidenbach of Decatur, David McFarren of New Paris. Ronald Kramer, Jr., of Syracuse, and John Souers of Antwerp, Ohio. A reception was held in the church

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and the houses take on the look of “shanty town”. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

MRS. JERRY K. DAVIS

social parlor following the ceremony. To Live in Fort Wayne Following a short wedding'trip to Chicago, the couple is at home at 7531 Beatty avenue. Fort Wayne. The bride attended Lancaster high school and Indiana Technical School of Dental Assistants. She is employed as a dental assistant in Fort Wayne. Mr. Davis was graduated from Syracuse high school, attended Commercial Deep Sea Diving school in Florida, Aquatic Training school, and Electronics Computer Institute at Fort Wayne. He served in the ' Navy four years and is employed by General Telephone at Fort Wayne.

BETROTHED — Mrs. OUie Schlotterback of Milford and Gerald Schlotterback of Kimmell announce the engagement of their daughter. Joan, to Leonard Kline, son of .Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kline of Syracuse. Miss Schlotterback is a 1966 graduate of Milford high school and is attending Goshen college. Mr. Kline is a 1966 graduate of Syracuse high school. He is employed by the Syracuse Rubber Company at Syracuse. No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Emma Peace has returned to Syracuse after a visit with relatives at Crawfordsville.

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