The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 March 1968 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Mar. 20, 1968

LAND O LAKES LEAGUE Standings W L Pilcher's Shoes 75 33 Land O Lakes Barn 68% 39 H Dean's Milk 65 43 Frog Tavern 63 45 Mogul Rubber 62 % 45 % McCormiok-Cutter 62 46 Brazel’s Balt ’ 54% 53% Thwalts Grain 54 54 Syracuse Legion 53 55 The Mall-Journal 53 55 Slip Motel 52 56 Harris Funeral Home 4514 62% Aller's Service 42 66 Sea Nymph 42 66 State Bank of Syracuse 40 68 Regent Homes 32 76 High Team Series and Game: Pilcher’s Shoes, 2,771 —1,027. 600 Series: L. Vance, 191-236-190— 617: R. Brazel, 222-226-177—625; W. Stahly. 187-211-234—632; R. Thibaut, 218-211-193—622. Honor Scores: R. Strombeck, 548— 201; E. Whitacre. 583—224; M. Dorsey, 542: G. Nordman, 569—214; R. Maresh, 585 —226; J. Karesh, 534; G. Burns, 213; E. Ganz. 550—207; R. Knisley. 540; J. Knisley, 557—218; M. Simon, 214; R. Wogoman. 583—203; R Kltson, 540; J. Rhodes, 204; J. Kline. 211: F Avery. 554; C Eby. 569 —207; D. Pilcher. 558—267; D. Armbruster, 530. HITS AND MISSES J LEAGUE Standings W L Yoders 51 33 Wolfe Grain 46 38 New Paris Silo 46% ’37% Leon’s Keglers 45 39 Misfits 43% 40% Kofkers 36% 47% Sylvans 36 48 Turf Bar 31% 52% Honor Scores—Men: J. Pounds, 554: D. Thwalts, 207; D. McFarland, 203; ■ Honor Scores — Women: D. White- , head. 526 — 206: J. Yoder, 522-178-176; B. Ropp, 188; L. McFarland, 440. LAKELAND MEN’S LEAGUE Standings W L Brazel’s Bait and Tackle 67 41 Likens and Sons 62 46 Lakeland Standard Oil CO 48 North Webster Jaycees 59 49 Layton Travel Trailer 55 53 Anderson Paint and Supply 53 55 Wawasee Prep 41 67 Hickman Movers- 35 73 High Team Series: Anderson Paint and Supply, 2,378. High Team Game: Lakeland Standard Oil, 883. 500 Series: D. Potts. 519; G. Meyers, 513; E. Anderson, 522; E. Henning, 547; H. Galloway, 537; D. McKibbin, 533; T. Schrock, 521; W. Sloan. 506. 200 Games: D. £otts, 200; E. Anderson, 204; E. Henning. 208; D. McKibbin, 223; T. Schrock, 209. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Standings W L Hughes Digging ' 70 30 Carwile T V. 67 33 Weaver Tool 60 40 Anchor Bar 58 42 North Webster Bank 56 44 Hite’s 54% 45% £ eps L 54% 45% Sarah Boyd 53 47 Teghtmeyer Ace 52% 47% * • 50% 49% Biddles 50% 49% Servisoft 48 ‘ 52 lit I’ 53 Pilcher s 45 B. &K. If “ Brazel’s 42 53 Plastic Specialties 39% 60% The Mail-Journal 39 61 The Beacon 38 % 6 1% Lo “ , . ea Bar 29% 70 % H*Kh Team Series and Game: Carwile TV.. 2.394—862. , Serles: L. Vance, 188-216-163— 567; J Byland, 170-208-179—557; G ?^ r io 1 <? 1 \ 1 , 8 A 4 - 189 - 534: 1 Carwile, 155-’ . L Wlllse y. 168-170-*/5 —513: K. Knisley, 201-148-159 — 508: B. Cook. 169-171-163—503; T Schrock, 177-155-170—502. Honor Scores. F. Money, 460; L. Knapp, 181—460; V. Penn, 197—459: Culbertson, 170; E. Hughes, 189—471: ?™ N £ ce ' 177-172-484; M. Henning. 17°: P Maresh, 460: D. Thwalts, 458; p oP en f°°se. 182—467; S. Bowen, 152;,I 52 ;,, 0 . Btump - <79; R. Slngrey, 172: F Wortinger. 474: E. Price, 455; B. Zimmerman, 177: B. Thompson, 171. FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED COUPLES Standings W L Thwalts Grain 82 30 Kinder’s 77 35 O K Sales 67 45 Woodward-Oswalt 65 47 Weaver Tool 65 -47 Wawasee TV 64% 47% Tom Socks 64 48 Beacon 58 54 State Bank of Syracuse 54 58 Roper-Wright 51 61 Village Tap 47% 64% Gamble’s 46% 45% Augsburger’s 44 68 Tower Trophies 44 68 Frog Tavern 39% 72% McCuen Cabinets 27 85 Honor Scores—Women: D. Johnson, 589-226-193-170; S. Kern. 556-199-170-187: J.-Trolson, 520—245; P. Maresh. 511 —191; J. Byland, 504—173: H. Frushour. 500—171-187: C. Hostetler, 456: L. Connolly, 453—183; L. Vance, 452; M. Dixon, 451—179; K. Start, 443. Honor Scores — Men: D. Thibaut. 640-212-232: C. Eby. 626-223-210; H. Hostetler. 630-227-236; L. Welty. 588—230: R. Woeoman, 565—215; D. start, 565—201; T. Leer, 563—214: J. Kern. 546; B. Graham, 540; D. Maresh, 540.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings W L Todd Realty 67 45, Silveus Motors 65 47 American Industries 64 48 Tom Socks 61' 51 Wawasee T.V. 60 52 Mock's Marina 53% 58% State Bank ol Syracuse S 3 59 Kinder’s Mfg. 52 60 Wawasee Laundromat 45% 66% Sit N’ Knit /41 71 High Team Series: Tom-Socks, 2,257. Honor Scores: S. Heckaman, 174— 488: B. Kay, 185—447; P. Maresh. 442; L. Vance, 180-171—487; T, Schrock, 176-175—505; S. Kern, 192— 527; A. Sudlow, 460; D. Johnson, 461; E. .Hughes, 180—461; V. Penn, 192 — 449; W. Tytler, 451; B, Crews, 175: B. Todd, 174—477. MILFORD BUSINESS LEAGUE Standings W L Arro Mot op Sales 76 36 Augsburger—Syracuse 67 45 Beer and Slabaugh, Inc. 63 49 Little and Clark, Inc. 62 50 Milford TV and Appliance 61 51 Mishler Funeral Homo 59 53 Campbell’s Market 58 54 Sharp Hardware Company 55 57 Chore-Time Equip., Inc. 48 64 Augsburger—Milford 41 71 McFarren Service 40 7Jt Walter Drug Company 38 74 High Team Series: Arro Motor Homes, 3,704. High Team Game: Chore-Time Equip., Inc., 982.

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600 Series: G. Thomsbury, 647: H. Felkner. 612; J. Speicher, 611, 500 Series: R. Wolferman, 596; D. Thibaut, 586: H. Bartman, 563; D. Dlppon, 555; D. McFarren, 544; L, Young, 537; O. Replogle, 528; L. New--5261 D - Rensberger, 523; M. Wolferman, 522. 200 Games: G. Thornsbury, 278-213: J. Speicher, 228-205: D. Dlppon, 226; R. Wolferman, 221-206; D. McFarren, 220; H. Bartman, 214; H. Felkner, 220213: D. Thibaut, 212; F. Avery, 208; L. Bray, 202. TUESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Standings W L Sea Nymph 78 38 Foo and Faye 74 42 Lakeside Laundry 71 45 Syracuse Rubber 67 49 Tom Socks 66 49% Hickman Movers 66% 49% Monsanto 55 61 Sellers Mfg. 54 62 Brenda’s Beauty Break 50% 65% Barbee Hotel 41 75 Trudy’s Beauty Salon 37 79 Walter Drugs 35% 80% High Team Game: Barbee Hotel, 803. High Team Series: Sea Nymph. 2,201. High Individual Series: W. Giant, 161-167-152 — 480; T. Schrock, 183— 468; H. Frushour, 157-159- 153-M69: S. Frye. 153-152-152—457; A. Ride*. 187— 456; M. Popenfoose, 196-151—474; B Nyce, 150-156-189—495. High Individual Games: C. McKibbin, 157; F. Robinson, 157; S. Gilbert, 176; I. Dull, 159; M. Simon, 153; D. Strand. 201: N. Schacht, 159: M. Thornburg, 156: N. Searfoss. 175: M. Henning, 178; M. Shock. .159; . Hartter, 151; . Groves, 164; E. Price, 161; C. Daisy, 155: I. Scott, 150; P. Miller, 157: E. Wogoman, 174; B. Bates, 16b, R. Markham. 153: J. Hoover, 158. BIRTHS M “* ” SHEAR, Tracy Jean Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. Shear of Syracuse are the parents of a daughter, Tracy Jean, born at 1:54 p.m. Tuesday, March 12, in the Goshen hospital, and weighing four pounds, 13 ounces. She has two brothers, Tony, 8, and Tim, 6 years old. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shear, North Webster, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bomhoeft of Elkhart. MILLER, Shelley Renee Mr. and Mrs. Manis Miller of Dewart Lake are the parents of their first child, a daughter, bom at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 13, in the Goshen hospital. The infant has been named Shelley Renee. She tipped the scales at seven pounds, eight ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fox of r 1 Milford, and Mrs. Linden Miller of Warsaw is the paternal grandmother. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Roy Fox of r 1 Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Whitehead of New Paris, and Mrs. Sarah Elliott of Prestonburg, Ky.

ADAMS Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams of r 4 Warsaw are parents of a daughter born at 8:07 p.m. Wednesday, March 13, in the Murphy Medical Center', The infant tipped the scales at seven pounds, one ounce. The mother is the former Virginia M. Krebs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krebs of r 2 Leesburg are the maternal grandparents, and Mrs. Audria Adams of 651 W. Jefferson street, Warsaw, is the paternal grandmother. LOCKWOOD Son Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lockwood of r 1 Milford are the parents of a son bom Wednesday, March 13, in the Goshen hospital. MARTINEZ Daughter A daughter was bom in the Goshen hospital Thursday, (March 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Jose Martinez of Milford. WOOD, Steven Edward A nine pound, 11 ounce son, Steven Edward, was born at 10:38 p.m. Friday, March 15, in the Murphy Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wood of r 1 Milford. Steven has one brother, Douglas Eugene. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Byrer, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wood, all of Warsaw. HELMUTH Son Mr. and Mrs. Emil Helmuth of r 2 Milford are the parents of a son bom Monday, March 18, in the Goshen hospital. Blocdmobile Coming March 26.

CLARA PRICE TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY MONDAY Mrs. Clara Price of Milford will celebrate her 85th birthday on Monday. A family celebration will be held in the home of her son, Glenn Price, Sr., on r 1, Sunday. BREAK-IN AT WAWASEE LAUNDROMAT Police chief Dan Ganger of Syracuse and officer Dale Sparklin are investigating a break-in at the Wawasee Laundromat at 1000 S. Huntington 'street. The officers were called to the business at 6:20 a.m. today (Wednesday) by owner-operator Rodney Koontz who reportedly stacked some $lO6 on a table in his office last evening and found only $6.35 remaining this morning. Dimes, nickles and quarters made up the $99.65 which the thief'or thieves made off with. Entrance was gained by removing the hasp and lock from a back door into a boiler room on the southeast side of the building and then crawling through a window into the office. J. T. ISBELL BURNED MARCH 1 James Thomas (“Jim”) Isbell received second and third degree bums on the upper part of his body March L The accident causing the burns, occurred at his place of employment in Mishawaka. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James Isbell of Syracuse. At the present time he is being kept in isolation. Mr. Isbell recently finished four years of service with the armyin Viet Nam. He plans to enter college. EMERGENCY UNIT CALLED TO SPORTSMAN BAR The emergency unit of the Syracuse fire department was called to the Sportsman Bar Tuesday evening at 7:10 when Elwood Foster suffered a mild heart attack. Mr. Foster had his medication with him and had taken it prior to the arrival of the emergency unit. The Frank A. Rehrers are returning to Syracuse this week after spending the winter months in California. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soule have returned to their home on r 3 Syracuse from Taveras, Fla., where they spent the winter. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell at public action the following repossession: One 1965 Dodge four-door sedan, Serial Number D 256202229, on Friday, March 29, 1968, at the First National Bank of Warsaw, Milford Branch, at 10 o'clock a.m. First National Bank Os Warsaw, Milford Branch ' M-J. M. 20, 27 KE 3-3323 FULL WEEK Starting Thursday, March 21 WALT DISNEY’S “The Happiest Millionaire” Technicolor Fred Mac Murray Tommy Steele Greer Garson Open Monday thru Friday 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1:00 p.m.

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CARDS THANKS We would like to thank our friends and relatives for flowers, cards, and other expressions of kindness at the time of our bereavement. A special thanks to Rev. Wagoner, Dr. R. A. Craig, Harris funeral home, Syracuse Church of the Brethren, and the Milford Christian church. Thanks also to Mrs. Frank Grove and Mrs. Larry Snider for their time, help, and constant concern. Mrs. Charles Ryman Nelson Ryman and family Kenneth Ryman and family CARD OF THANKS I was recently reminded of how kind and thoughtful people can be. Thanks so much to Dr. Clark, everyone at the Goshen hospital, and to all my friends for being so wonderful. Anna Mary Davis CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends and neighbors for the many cards I received while in the hospital. I also thank Rev. Sumner and Rev. Lundquist for their visits. Viola Hart CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends, neighbors, and relatives for the cards and flowers I received while in the hospital and since at home. I also thank Rev. Sumner and Rev. Lundquist fW" their visits. Goldie Hollar CARD OF THANKS A sincere expression of thanks is given for the prayers offered for Arthur, and for the many acts of kindness and concern for my comfort, to everyone that has been and is continuing to be such a help in my irreplaceable loss. May you, too, receive God’s blessing. Gladys S. Morris CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all myfriends and relatives for their gifts, cards, and other acts of kindness during my illness. They were greatly appreciated. A special thanks to my aunt, Mrs. Glen Tom, for her help. Mrs. Gilbert Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, visited Mrs. Calma Keiser and Cecil Shorb, near Pierceton, on Sunday afternoon. • Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Open at 6:30 Show 7:00 You’ll Love This One /... -A W iEP* PARAMOW PICTURES *WJaiiies > BIMBEDWaRDB RgR •*ooucnon I *3 fl ‘*** ’ Lu lIc—CMHL rj ¥cnmkon' jDfc. Sun. - Mon. - Tues. MATINEE SUNDAY Continuous From 2 p.m. "Hotel" Sun. at 2:00-4:15-6:30-8:50

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SYRACUSE CHAMPION—Teresa Ummel, sixth grade student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ummel, was named grand champion of the Syracuse elementary school’s science fair which was held Saturday, March 16, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the old gym of the school. Teresa’s project was “Intelligence Comparisons—Girbil and Mouse”.

Milford - Leesburg Hospital Notes DR. ALAN E. BEER IN PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL Dr. Alan E. Beer, Philadelphia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Beer of Milford, is undergoing treatment at the University of Pennsylvania hospital where he is a resident doctor in gynecologic obstetrics. His address follows:

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Dr. Alan E. Beer University of Pennsylvania Ravin 3, 3400 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Pa., 19104 Richard Bueckman of r 2 Leesburg was admitted to Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Mi|s. Stanley Loy of r 1 Leesburg was treated over the week end in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center. Dane Rarick of r 1 Milford is a patient in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Jim (Pat> Davis, Warcaw, sister of Mrs. William Burgett of Milford, underwent surgery on Thursday at the Goshen hospital.

i F Whmlo ** RESERVE CHAMP—The reserve champion of the Syracuse fair is Diane Deck, who entered a project called “Moulds and Food Preservation.” She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deck and is a fifth grade student.

She is in room 227. Eugene Rcbb of r 1 Leesburg entered Murphy Medical Center Monday. Mrs. Herbert Felkner of Milford

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was released Monday from 'Murphy Medical Center. Phillip Albert of Leesburg is a patient in Whitley County hospital at Columbia-City.