The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 October 1968 — Page 15

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VOLUME 5

REMEMBER ... WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO The annual Halloween Carnival sponsored by the Syracuse elementary school will be held in the old gym of the Syracuse school on Saturday. The Turkey Creek Senior Citizens held an auction during their regular meeting Thursday evening in the fire station. At the regular meeting of the Women’s Sodality of Saint Martin de Porras church, officers for the coming year were elected. Richard Stanfield, Syracuse relief police officer, is enrolled in the police academy at Fort Wayne for an eight-week police training course. SPO/2 William J. Hess and Mrs. Hess cf Coos Bay, Oreg., are the parents of a daughter born Friday, Oct. 13. FIVE YEARS AGO Mrs. Robert L. Hulley of r 4 was admitted to the Gc'shen hospital Friday following an auto accident. The Syracuse Primary Mothers club met in the home of Mrs. Douglas Jernigan at North Webster Monday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Wagoner attended the Northern Indiana Youth Cabinet meeting at South Bend October 11, 12, and 13. Rev. Carl; H. Satre, president of the Syracuse library board, announced that Miss Ethel Bowser, librarian, plans to retire'at the end of the year. Mrs. Marie C. DePew, 63, a native of Syracuse who has been residing at Elkhart, died Tuesday in her home. She is survived by a brother, Melburn Rapp, Syracuse; her husband; one sen; a daughter; and three grandchildren. TEN YEARS AGO Children of the Syracuse community again will participate in the UNICEF program on Saturday, Oct. 25. The annual bazaar of the WSCS

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cf the Methodist church; will be held in the church on October 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Morgan D. Sloan and B. Patrick Connolly have completed Marine Corps training and are now at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Swank and family of Elkhart were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slusser. Mrs. Earle Waltz and her mother, Mrs. Earl Bonnett of Goshen, left Wednesday for two days in Chicago. I TWENTY YEARS AGO The North Central Indiana Township Trustees association met Tuesday in the Syracuse high school auditorium for a business session and program. Mrs. Gerald Bushong was hostess to the Good Samaritan class of the Lakeside EUB church on Tuesday evening in her home. Mrs. Eldred Mabie underwent surgery Monday morning in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. A. J. Babcock and daughter, Lucille, were guests Sunday of their aunt, Mrs. Rosa Kehr, at Oswego. Carl Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Joha Fisher and Guy Fisher returned Saturday from a week’s fishing trip in Canada. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kitson left Friday for Vickeryville, Mich., in their car to spend a few days in the home of their son, Hugh Kitson. Vernon and Arnold Beckman of South Bend spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Beckman. Mrs. E. E. Holloway returned home from Indianapolis where she was a delegate to the Grand Temple of the Pythian Sisters lodge. Mrs. F. N. Ballard moved her household goods to Fort Wayne, where she will make her home. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church met Thursday afternoon'in the home of Mrs. Stephen Freeman.

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Conaolidation of THE MILFORD MAIL (Eat. 1888) and THE SYRACUSE - WAWASEE JOURNAL (Eat. 1907)

v ■ w SWitf Y-'' > . W v ■ jtt fca .aHUtT ’l’ ' jr T*’ \ h hT tr .. Jy • <4 * a tl H W# w 1 tV I SI Il MOST APPROPRIATE TO THEME — The senior class entered the float “Mighty Oaks From Little Acorns Grow . . . The Start of Something Big.’’ The acorn represented the three former schools which merged to form Wawasee high school. The mighty oak is Wawasee high school. The seniors pulled the float to represent desire and determination in pulling together at Wawasee.

Eastern Star In Stated Meeting Syracuse chapter number 283 Order of the Eastern Star held its stated meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 9. Worthy matron Mrs. Robert Murray and worthy patron Gerald Cramar presided in the east and associate matron and associate patron Mr. and Mrs. James Michaels in the west. Regular business was conducted and reports heard. Comments were made on the new benches and the carpet which had been cleaned. Memorial services were conducted for Mrs. Elsie Bowersox and past grand worthy patron Harry E. Emmons. A carry-in salad and dessert were served followed by games during the social hour. SYRACUSE LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hinkle of Syracuse have gone to Bradenton, Fla., to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson of r 1 Syracuse have returned to their home at Wakarusa for the winter.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1968

Installation Held At Hex Grange Installation was held recently at Hex Grange with 15 of the 1968 and all of the 1969 officers present. Joe Hibschman and his team, installed. Eugene Nicolai was acting master; Pam Troyer, chaplain; Jane Hibschman, marshal: Stan Nicolai, emblem bearer; Mildred Savage, pianist; and Bonnie Bushong, soloist. Committees for the coming year were announced. The agriculture and women’s activities committee will be in charge of the program on October 22. Members were asked to go masked and to take pumpkins to the next meeting. Linda Bushong announced Rose Drill practice was held at Delphi on October 13. Other installation dates are Elkhart county Pomona Grange, October 19; and Lake Grange, October 21. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. County deputy John Smith and Mrs. Smith were guests. Miss Sally Keller Honored At Bridal Shower Miss Sally Ann Keller of Leesburg was honored at a bridal shower Sunday, Oct. 6, at the home of Mrs. Jim Mock of r 3 Syracuse. Cc-hostesses were Mrs. Janet Aleman of Leesburg and Mrs. Jim Keller of Milford. Refreshments of cake, punch and coffee were served to guests from the Lakeland area, Milligan City, South Bend, Mishawaka", Watervliet and Hartford, Mich. Miss Keller will marry Bill Pollnew of Goshen on November 2. (MU6LAPI UN In an accident where both cars have State Farm, collision st*ti r**M coverage. State Farm pays for damages to both cars. And you save the deductible iniuhnci (usually SSO or $100). Call me: Glenn R. Morehead 2220 E. Winona Ave. Warsaw. Indiana 40580 Office Phone: 269-1315 Residence Phone: 267-2041 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office: Bloomington. Illinois

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Turkey Creek Senior Citizens Meet Thursday The Turkey Cred: Senior Citizens met Thursday evening with Mrs. Agnes Stiffler, vice president, presiding. < The reports were heard and Mrs. Helen Overstreet welcomed back. There will be just one meeting in November. It will be the Thanksgiving party on the 14th and will be a pot luck dinner. There ■will be one meeting in December. It will also be a pot luck dinner and Christmas party on the 12th. Mrs. Georgia Buster read a letter of appreciation from the Veterans’ Administration hospital at Fort Wayne for books andother items recently delivered to the hospital and asking for scuffies for the patients. The members will make them and take them to the next meeting on October 24. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy will be the host and hostess for that meeting. Mrs. James Hamman and Mrs Peter Blue served refreshments to the 15 members present. Games were played following the refreshments. Members are asked to bring white elephant items to be used as game prizes to the next meeting. Leesburg Man Apprehended A Leesburg man, Johnny A. Poe, 20, was apprehended by police officers early last Sunday morning and charged with public intoxication and driving under the influence of intoxicating beverage. The arrest was made after a high-speed chase from Warsaw to Milford. Poe was fined s2l and given a six-month suspended sentence at the state farm on the first charge and S4B and a second six-month suspended sentence at the farm on the second charge. His license was suspended for six months on the second charge. MECHANIC’S LIEN SUIT FILED Ray Buhrt, doing business as Ray Buhrt, general contractor, Syracuse, has filed a foreclosure of a mechanic’s lien suit in Kosciusko circuit court against William R. and Betty Mae Brammer, Syracuse. The plaintiff seeks a judgment of $1,232.91 and asks that a mechanic’s lien be foreclosed and the security be ordered sold to satisfy the judgment.

r k. A,. • KI —if -r U ■ "■ i f ? ■ W 1: 2En i- ■ ’ v', ./ • Al j? • *•’***• ’ x - 1 < *■ .»■ x. ' ■,) ' BEST CLUB — The Future Farmers of America pulled down the best club honors with their “Seeds of Progress’’ float. According to the FFA, the students from Milford, North Webster and Syracuse represent huge seeds to be nurtured, grown and rippened educationally at Wawasee. The high school was represented by a huge shock of corn. Because ccrn is grown in the Lakeland area it was used extensively in the construction of the float. All classes and organizations were put on a $25 budget for their floats. ■ ■*/ ■ <4>’ n c T Br 5 0r '' J 'n |\| “ ■ ■“ iitlLg < fmlT'* I “ i MOST ORIGINAL — The science chib came up with the most original float of the 20 entries with their “We’re Brewin’ Somethin’ Mighty Big” float. It depicted the students from Milford, North Webster and Syracuse being distilled and changed into Wawasee high school students—“ The Start of Something Big.” ■ ; - ■ M aI W 1 JL I'M" 'IBi I ■ MB B||ML J BEST CLASS FLOAT —r- The freshman class of Wawasee high school walked off with top honors in the best class division Saturday nighf*with a “Much Welcome, Plymouth” theme. The float was complete with football field and giant Warrior about to “scalp” his football foes. . Students of all four classes at the new school worked hard to make the school s first homecoming a real success.

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NUMBER 37

SYRACUSE LOCALS Mrs. Gertrude Coppock of Huntington spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Estella Swartz at Syracuse. The Merritt Lungs of r 2 Syracuse have gone to Punta Gorda, Fla., for the winter. Mrs. Wanita Felts and children of Syracuse were recent visitors in the Ernest Rollins home at Cromwell. Mrs. Minnie Brinkman, Syracuse, is visiting relatives at Fort Wayne.