The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 November 1967 — Page 3

By Mrs. Pearl Lyons - Phone: 453-7921 Leesburg-Oswego News

MISS KAY ALLEN GUEST OF HONOR AT BIRTHDAY BUFFET Miss Kay Allen was the guest of honor at a surprise buffet supper and birthday party given by her mother, Mrs. Robert Alien, Friday evening. Games were played following tie supper. Those attending were Denise Bell. Amy Ferverda, Debbie Smoker, Debbie Lozier, Ann Minnick and Ladora Yant. Later in the evening they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen and family and Mrs. Kenneth Hartman Sgt. James Foreman Awarded Distinguished Service Cross Mr. and Mrs. William Foreman went to Fort Sheridan. 111., Wednesday. Nov. 1, where they were presented our nation's second highest military award, the Distinguish-

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|ed Service Cross, on behalf of their war hero son, Sgt James Lee Foreman. Miss Mary Jane Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foreman and son Matthew and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Popenfoose, Cindy and Toby, and j two of Sgt. Foreman’s former comrades in arms were also in attendj ance. Sgt. Foreman was killed in Viet I Nam on May 18. His herofem is a tribute to his family and to his i country. MILFORD COUPLE HOSTS BIRTHDAY DINNER I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Good entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Good. Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs Roger Hunsberger and family of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. R chard Hunsberger and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hunsberger and sons of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Esta Yocum of Leesburg. In the aft rnoon Roger showed family pictures. and other pictures of interest. ATTEND BIRTHDAY SUPPER IN FORT WAYNE Mr. ami Mrs Robert Holloway. Stevie and Vicki, of Mentone, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock and Mrs. Waneta Blackburn of Milford and Mrs. Anna Bishop attended a birthday supper and family party at the ; home of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Monteith of Fort Wayne Sunday eve- ’ ning. Hie occasion celebrated the first birthday of Reni Monteith. SUPPER FOR NONAGENARIAN Mr. and Mrs. Don Wallace entertained at a birthday supper Tuesday evening in honor of the 90th birthday of the father of Don. Frank Wallace of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. -Tern’ Hopkins and Chadlee of WarI saw were guests ATTEND COMEDY ACT Mr. and Mrs. Roger McConnell ' attended a comedy act by John and Bonnie Shirteyof Chicago at the Glen brook mall shopping center at Fort Wayne Saturday. The act has ' been seen on the Ed Sullivan show and has toured Russia five times. J They created animals out of balloons. Mr. Shirley is a cousin of l Mr. McConnell.

Special Services At Oswego Calvary Church Stalling next Sunday Rev. John Fasano of Winona Lake will conduct a series of meetings on Tabernacles at the Oswego Calvary Baptist church. Services start at 7 p.m. on Sunday and at 7:30 week days. The services will continue one week and the public is invited to attend. Observe 40th Wedding Anniversary Mr and Mrs. Dalias Popenfoose observed their 40th wedding anniversary Saturday evening with a dinner at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Popenfoose and family of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blue and children. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Popen(i ,'s? and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Taylor and children. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Popenfoose and sons were unable to attend. Observe Visiting Matrons And Patrons Night Chapt r 237 Order of Eastern Star observed visiting matrons and patrons night at a called meeting Tuesday night at the Masonic hall. Christine Oberly, associate grand matron, and Betty Myers, district deputy, were escorted to the east and Mrs. Morris Huffman sang a song to each one to the tune of "Home on the Range". Each was presented a tiny hottster and gun on an elastic band to be worn on her arm. Inside the holster was a gift of money. Each past matron and past patron was presented with a western handkerchief to be worn around his or her neck. Each one stood and introduced himself. Mrs. Oberly and Mrs. Myers addressed the chapter and gave brief talks. Decorations carried out the western theme. Cow horns, wagon wheels and pictures of horses, cows and cowboys were used in the chapter room. Following the meeting Doug Kehler, a pantomine artist. entertained the group. The dining hall had red and white tablecloths on the tables and several oil lamps furnfehed the light. The refreshment committee wore western blouses and skirts and cowboy hats. Serving were Mrs. Chris Kam-

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merer, Mrs. Clyde Bair and Mrs. John Rowland. The decorating committee was composed of Mrs. Morris Huffman, Mrs. Kenneth Hartman and Mrs. Herschel Albert. Saddle Club Attends Ice Show Members of the Saddle club attended the show “Holiday on Ice” at Fort Wayne Saturday night. Those from this vicinity attend- ' ing were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen, Steve, Beth and Max, Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kissane and Mickey, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vanator, Barbara and Betty, and Miss Lois Buckingham. Entertain For Son Leaving For Army Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKibben entertained at a pot luck supper Sunday evening for their son Tom who left Tuesday morning for army service. He is stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky. Thifee enjoying the evening together were Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKibben and Michelle, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tusing. all of Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deerwester, Mr. and Mrs. William Deerwester and sons. Mrs. Rex Hoffman and Toni. Miss Karen Copeland, Miss Kay Heiman and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKibben, all of Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tusing of Goshen: and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Tusing and son Bob of Leesburg. 4-H Awards Night At Methodist Church The Farm Bureau entertained members of the 441 clubs at a ham and pot luck supper Monday night at the Methodist church. Mrs. Dale Morehouse served as chairman and was assisted by the other members. Devotions were given by Debbie Smoker. Will's Alte, county 4-H leader, and leaders, Mrs. Charles Smoker and Richard Vanator, presented the award pins to the 4-H members. For the program Steve RoSbrough showed slides on Korea. Farm Bureau State Convention At Indianapolis The Farm Bureau state convention w ill be held at the Murat Temple in Indianapolis November 1214. A bus will leave from the Farm Bureau Insurance building in Warsaw on Monday, Nov. 15. at 7 a.m. Anyone wishing to go by bus may contact the office or Kart Stookey, Mrs. Dale Morehouse or Mr. and Mrs. ’ aki Boggs. MMUNITY NEWS Mr. \.nd Mrs. Herman Weisser of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom and Peggy Jo had dinner at E Pines Wednesday night in honor of the birthday of Peggy Jo. The Toms were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fisher of Milford Sunday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Albert spent Friday evening in Bremen as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krouse.

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Syracuse Locals Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wiley of r 3 Syracuse have returned to Laporte for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Darr of Syacuse attended the wedding of the latter’s niece. Miss Joyce Miller to Darvel Rider, last Saturday nvjhe Topeka Methodist church. Hie couple is from Goshen. SP. 4 John L. Yoder, who is stationed at the personnel center at Fort Lewis, Wadi., will return to Syracuse around Thanksgiving for a 30day leave before going to Viet Nam. Patricia. Christine, Stanley and Stewart LeCount of Warsaw spent the weds end with Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. James Miner erf Lafayette spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miner, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ballard of r 3 Syracuse have gone to Sebring. Fla., for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Wolford Hodler of r 1 Syracuse were at Ann Arbor, Mich., over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Tharon Smith and family have moved from the El-Ko i Trailer Park. Syracuse, to the Elk-' hart Mobile Home Park at Elkhart. 1 Dr. and Mrs. Joe Ritter and Mr. ; and Mrs. S. T. Schram of Chicago were at Syracuse Monday and Tuesday. OR. Marshall and family have to spend the winter at Avon Park, Fla. Jack Elam. Syracuse, spent Friday at Rushville on business. Mrs. Ls&a Myers and sister, Mrs. Irma Scheel of Lake Wawasee have had as a guest Mrs. Carl Preston of San Angelo. Tex. Mrs. Luseal Settlemyre of Turtle Bay Trailer Park, Syracuse, has returned to her home at Roanoke for the winter. Bring your mental health gifts to the Milford and Syracuse offices of The Mail-Journal or to the Brammer Furniture store. Mrs. Agnes Stiffler, Syracuse, has left for a month's visit with her children and their families. She will return December 1. Mrs. Lois Whitcomb and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Majewski of Chicago spent Saturday at Syracuse. The Tom Merritts of Maxwelton Golf club have gone to Pompano Beach, Fla., for the winter. Milford Locals Bring your Christmas gifts for the mental health to The Mail-Journal in Milford or Brammer Furniture in Syracuse by Saturday. Nov. 25. Mrs. John Davidsen of r 2 Milford spent last Week with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Monohan. at Toledo. Ohio. Her daughter has been ill, but is much improved. Miss Donna Davidsen spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Davidsen on r 2 Milford. Miss DaviiLen is a. student at Ball State college in Muncie. Mrs. Matilda Beer of r 1 Milford will observe her 85th birthday on Saturday. Nov. 25. A family dinner given by her children will honor her on Sunday. Guests of. Mrs. Hayes Downs of r 1 Milford Friday night and Satur-1 day were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Downs l and two sons. Greg and Brian, of Fort Wayne. Clyde is the son of Mrs. Downs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Knepper of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan of Milford. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eisenhotir of r 1 Syracuse were Rev. and Mrs. James McKinnell and family of New Paris; their daughter, Mrs. Keith Burger, husband, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lange, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Lange, all of Syracuse. PLAY PRACTICE GOING STRONG Play practice is going strong at : school. Our plav. “Twelve Angry Jurors”. is taking a lot of hard work. Let’s afJ get behind our school kids and come to the play.

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By Gloria Rapp The Rekamemoh club took their annual trip again this year. On October 20 at the early hour of 6:30 we started for Indianapolis. Upon arrival, we visited StokelyVan Camp’s and then walked across ' the street to Patricia Steven’s Fin- ' ishing school. ; We had a very nice 'lunch at ■ Block’s tea room. In the afternoon our first stop ' was Porter’s Business college ■ where we saw Barbara Davis and Dana Musser (former MHS students'. Our most interesting stop was at Winonah Memorial hospital where we were able to tour through the new intensive care ward. After shopping at Glendale we started home. Syracuse FFA Elects Officers By Johnny Coy Hie Syracuse FFA chapter held a meeting on November 2 for the primary purpose of electing officers for the 1967-68 school year. The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. with Mr. Edwards, our advisor. preskiing. Those elected for 1967-68 were as follows: President — Bill Green Vice president — Roger Miller Secretary — Roger Kuhn Treasurer — Don Johnson Sentinel — Wally Felts Reporter — Johnny Coy It was decided by the members present to participate in the seed sales project again this year. The top salesman in this project is to receive $5 from the chapter treasury. Steve Tatman and Gary Rice were voted into membership in the chapter and properly initiated as greenhands. Meeting adjourned by majority vote. JANE FRICKE IN SINGING HOOSIERS Miss Jane Fricke, a sophomore at Indiana university, is a member of the “Singing Hoosiers", a choral group of about 100 pieces made up of I.U. students. They sang at the university auditorium Saturday evening before two homecoming audiences, and they made appearances throughout the state. Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fricke of r 2 South Whitley, and a niece to Mrs. Robert Leifer of North Manchester, forI merly of Pierceton. FALL CONCERT WAS EXCELLENT Th? fall concert, our last, was conducted very well. Many compliI ments were received on the program. Mr. Judkins and Mrs. Kneeland did a good job of conducting the concert and making it what it : was. Go To Church Sunday

Wednesday, November 8, 1967 THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Eight On Distinguished Honor Roll At SHS

A total of eight students, including three seniors, are on the first six weeks’ distinguished honor roll at Syracuse high school. The seniors are Mike Brower, Terry Coverstone and Judy Ridings. Others are juniors Sharon Frederick and Debbie Searfoss, freshmen Don Hasse and Susan Stone and eighth grader Larry Stidham. Students on the regular honor roll for the six weeks’ period are as follows: Seniors — Steve Runge, Cathy Moore. Nancy Keher, Paul Stcelt'ng, Kathy Geible, Tom Crews. Sally Pittman. Donna Mikel, Connie Stiffler, George Harvey, Nancy Kinder, Alice Alfrey. Casey Kroh and Rob eleveno'- * • . ■> Juniors—Sandra Yeager. Norman

Seven Top Honor Roll At Webster With Ail A's

Seven students, four of them seniors, topped the North Webster high school honor roll for the first six weeks period by earning all A’s. Receiving A’s were Nancy Konzelman, Mary Jo Conway, Anita Reasoner and Cathy Bryant, all seniors; Gary Brown and Debbie Bockman, juniors; and Sally Miller, freshman. The regular honor roll follows: Seniors — Padla Ganger, Marilyn Reiff, Dan Bennett and Ron Ship-

Lakeland Seniors

JANET PLANK —-SILS— Janet Kay Plank is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plank of 113 W. Washington street Syracuse. She is another of ths busy seniors in that school. Janet will graduate in the spring with majors in English and history and minors in business and science. English and shorthand are her favorite subjects. She is a member of the chorus. che?rbloek, GAA, art club, senior class play and annual staff. She is also on the bowling league. i She has an older sister, Mrs. Richard L. Coy. 20, of Jacksonville. Fla., and a younger brother, Larry, who is in the seventh grade. Janet works at Burkholder Drugs and lists bowling and swimming as her favorite sports. “An American Tragedy” by Theodore Dreiser is her favorite book. GREGORY SMITH —SILS— Gregory Charles Smith is the son of Mr. anti Mrs. Orrin Smith of 107 Benton street, Syracuse. He is an athlete, being a member of the basketball, baseball, and track teain. Baseball and basketball are his favorites. He will graduate with majors in math, science, English and social studies and a minor in Spanish. Physics is his favorite subject. Greg plans to enter college after graduation. He has two brothers and two sisters—Jay Brouwer, married and the manager of Klink’s Grocery in : Syracuse: Robert Smith, a graduate oi SHS who is attending Notre Dame; Bonnie Brouwer, teaching the physical handicapped in Chicago: and Susie Smith, a sophomore at Syracuse. DENNY NEWCOMER —MRS— Denny Lee Newcomer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zimmerman of r 1 Milford. He has one brother. Gary who is a freshman this year, j Denny helps at the Zimmerman . Gravel pit and lists basketball as his favorite sport. Working on ears, fishing and golf are his hobbies. Denny will graduate next spring with majors in English, history and

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Geible, Becky Felts, Becky Kolberg, Alan Baumbaugh, Mary Ellen Coleman, Peggy Ridings, Vicki Smith, Becky Ever and Tom Turner. Sophomores — Amy Coy, Donna Bachtel, Becky Geible, Casey Kroh, Dan Van Lue, Mike White, Diann Jeffery, Cinda Huber, Jackie Thomas and James Hasse. Freshmen—Randy Coverstone, Jan Swartz. Diane VanLue. Joel Burkholder and Elizabeth Webster. Eighth grade—Carol Green, Amy Wellman, Dal Ummel,- Nancy Holcomb, Barbara Peters and Karen Allen. Seventh grade—Mike Klenke, Mary Griffith, Caron Carr, Connie Christner, Barbara Rush. .Linda Lundquist. s Susan Clark, Dixie Darr and Melinda Napier.

' ley Juniors — Charlene Patton and I Carolyn Long j Sophomores — Carla Alvey, Herb | Culver and Gloria Bell Freshmen — Keith Reider, Jerry Lemmon, Chris Caywood, Kathy Dausman and Mary Davenport. Eighth grade — Tim Blue, John Rhodes and Kerry Barrett Seventh grade — Mary Alice Bean and Debbie Hummell

business and minors in art and science. History is his favorite subject. He is active in basketball, cross country and Rhetama. DAWN GEIGER —NWIIS— Dawn Maureen Geiger enjoys drag and stock car races and lists painting as her hobby. She is the daughter of J. D. and Bonita Geiger of North Webster. She will graduate in the spring with majors in English and business and minors in history, home ec and math. Art clerical practice and shorthand are her favorite subjects. She belongs to the p°p club, art club and FHA. and has received awards in typing: pep club and a home nursing award. After graduation Dawn plans to attend business college. She works at Rinker's Variety store and has one sister, Jill, 13, a freshman, and "one brother, Brian, three. Sandy's Sidelines By Sandra Yeager | The seniors are now’ selling the ‘ j last school “Echo” ever to be sold. i They will be sold to alumni and ' parents until December. If you have not ordered your Echo, don’t 1 delay. Contact co-editors Marie Cramar and Sally Pittman or Mrs. ’ Whiteman, our school annual staff advisor. A new something special has been added toMhe annual this year — summer delivery. Remember. time is short. Order your annual soon. Friday night the seniors put on the last senior play to be held in dear old SHS, providing that Wawasee high school construction remains on schedule. The seniors, under the direction of Terry Iden and Student diection of Nancy Koher, put on the very funny play, “The Sluck Pott”. The kids worked diligently toward making the play a success and afterwards presented Mr. Iden with a gift of appreci- ’ a’ion. Tom Turner had the misfortune of having the first chemistry mishap of the year. Rumor had it that Tom and the chemistry room blew up! Actually a flask of copp/r sulfate boiled over and some got on Tom’s pants, that’s al!! We juniors have a very busy year ahead of us. The junior-senior prom is our responsibility and as a starter, we’re having a sock-hop in the old gym after the bon-fire on Friday night. We are having a live band and hope to have a lot of kids there!

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