The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1969 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., May 7, 1969

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AROUND .a&llp OSy • New owners of the Sleepy Owl, located on road 13 south of Syracuse, are John and Nancy Glon of Warsaw, and they are planning their grand opening on Friday, May 9. The Glons hail from Warsaw and are the parents of seven children. They have sold their home in Warsaw and plan to move into the lake area as soon as a suitable home for their large family can be found. They purchased the popular old landmark from Dick and ** Doris Jones and took over on March 1. John was a former United Telephone Co. employee at Warsaw, and Mrs. Glon displays a lively sense of humor. Our bet: They’ll do all right here. s * * At the same time we should ' note Stan and Polly Bonar have taken over the Wawasee Plaza Standard Service Station and Carry-Out for another season, their third. They will be open for business on Saturday, May 10. Stan is The man at the gas pump and in the lube room and Polly is able at the grill. Polly is the daughter of Mary Pusti, cook at the Pickwick for so long. $ ❖ $ There are other more notable changes going on at the Wawasee Plaza, with the sale of the marina arid motel imminent More on that later. Syracuse police officers were noted on the uptown streets last week, more so on Friday and Saturday, checking the parking meters and issuing parking tickets to delinquent parkers. Both men in full officer uniform going at their new job with gusto. We can’t say motorists haven’t been duly warned, however, and let’s hope this “new money” is used to repair streets where needed. There are persistent rumors that the State Bank of Syracuse will purchase the old building scuth on road 13 formerly occupied by Marley’s Steak House and convert it into a drive-in bank. What discussion has developed along this line so far is insufficient to warrant a “hard” news story. * * * Ginnie Putt, the wife of affable Frank Putt, appears to relish the

Every Mother and Grandmother wants with a birthstone for each child THE NEW CORNELIA K-T RING in stock for immediate ‘delivery $23.95 with one stone As Cornelia, famed mother of ancient Rome, said of her children, "These are my jewels.” Elegant symbol of pride in motherhood, this beautifully fashioned gold ring is the modern way for mothers and grandmothers to count their blessjngs. In White or Yellow - gold with synthetic birthstones. One Day Service Byland Jewelers < Syracuse

responsibilities of her new job of Syracuse license branch manager. She has LaVada Dean back at the old stand, and she also ap- '' pears glad to be back. On Friday, Mrs. Putt was visited by Frank’s mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Edsel of Goshen. Ginnie, who admits to having been a Democrat at one time, has the appointment for her ability and for her backing of what she calls the good old GOP. She was fundraiser for Erwin-for-Congress during the recent campaign. $ « & A new addition at VyLactos office—and an attractive one at that —is Mrs. George (Beth) Bushong, wife of the uptown barber. She is working with- Mrs. Bill (Theda) Cutter and Mrs. Harold (Mary) Konzelman. ❖ V ❖ The date of June 14 has been selected as the time for the first Drum and Bugle Corps Pageant, to be held at the Wawasee high school stadium, 7:30 p.m. It will be called a Pageant of Music and will attract six units, including The Maple City Cadets of LaPorte, Ind., the Blossomland Cadets of St. Joseph, Mich., the Guardsmen of Mount Pleasant, 111., Y. M. C. A Kiltie Kadets of Racine, Wis., the Mauraders of Royal Oak, Mich., and the Colonels of Franklin Park, 111. For further details, contact Maurice Mason of Syracuse. Realtor Jack Nash has the prettiest eight month-old grandson! Former county commissioner Ray E. Ferverda, who resides south of the New Salem church, on Saturday found three balloons in a tree near his house. Attached to the deflated balloons was a card asking the finder to send information to Mike Petrovic, Racine, Wis. The note said the three small balloons had been sent aloft at Racine on May 3: as part of a scientific experiment. Well known township resident Jim Kirkwood received a parking ticket Monday morning and dolefully dropped a quarter in the yellow envelope as his “fine.” His face brightened up, however, when townsman Charlie Harris, seeing the humorous side of it, said this warrants a picture in the paper, a “local man” receiving the first parking ticket and not some but of town resident. Ambitious Lakeland realtor Joe Todd has two, new thank you jobs. He is head of the chamber of commerce fireworks eommitee and head of the Father’s Day Flotilla residential registration committee. First, his group tried to work cut a joint fireworks with Cromwell, but when this fell through they came up with a plan to hold fireworks on two points on Lake Wawasee. He and his committee ((Jack Nash and Joe Gray) want your opinion on the matter; . His Flotilla committee plans to set up registration chairmen around the lake in order to encourage more entries in the Flotilla. He wants to give a trophy for each lake area, such as Kale Island, Johnson Bay, etc. He also wants opinions on this.

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OBITUARIES

Mrs. Josephine Fowler Mrs. James (Josephine) Fowler, 62, died at her residence at 107 Martin street, Ligonier, Friday, May 2, after an illness of two years. Mrs. Fowler was born April 10, 1907, in Pulaski county. She sjyas the daughter of William and Mary (Goodner) Kuhn. She had been a resident of the Ligcnier community for the past 20 years. Survivcrs are the husband; three brothers, Robert Kuhn, Cedar Lake, Andrew Kuhn, Grass Creek, and Charles, Fremont, Neb.: and three sisters, Mrs. Catherine Widaman, Pierceton, Mrs. Ncra Weaver, Star City, and Mrs. Celia Donnelly, Logansport. A son, Harold, died in 1955. Services were held in the Saint Patrick’s Catholic church in Ligonier Monday at 9:30 and burial was in Saint Francis cemetery at Pierceton. Father John Linehan was in charge- of the services. Harry W. Largent Funeral services for Harry W. Largent, 65, Leesburg, were held Thursday at a Warsaw funeral home at 2 p.m. with the Rev. David P. Gosser officiating. Interment was in the Oakwood cemetery. Mr. Largent was dead on arrival at the Murphy Medical Center on Monday at 8:30 p.m. Death was due to a heart attack. He was born to Moody and Nell Largent on October 2, 1903, and was a native of Harrisburg, 111. On November 26, 1955, he was married at Spencer to Emma Evans Vanator, who preceded him in death on January 28, 1965. Mr. Largent, a retired restaurant owner, moved from Fort Wayne to Leesburg in 1950. He was a member of Local No. 364, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs Warehousemen and Helpers of South Bend. Mr. Largent operated the case of Hotel Milford for several years. Surviving are a son, Karl Largent, Zanesville; four grandchildren; two brothers; and one sister. Ordie M. Miller Services were held in the North Webster funeral home at 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 6, for Ordie M. Miller, 62, cf r 1 Cromwell, who died cf complications at 12:15 a. m. Sunday in the Elkhart hospital. Rev. Chester Reed was in charge of the services. Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery near North Webster. Mr. Miller was born November 29, 1906, in the North Webster community. Survivcrs include the mother, Mrs. Grace Angel Miller Beezley < f North Webster; two daughters, Mrs. Edmund (Nancy) Console of Detroit and Mrs. Jchn (Shirley) Galloway of Santa Ana, Calif.; six grandchildren; and one sis-

Scholarship Applications Available At First National Bank of Warsaw

Graduating seniors of Kosciusko county have until May 15 to submit their applications for the 1969-1970 school year to the First National Bank of Warsaw, trustee of the B. Franklin Ringle and Eleanore M. Ringle educational trust and the Murphy college fund. Both trust funds have money available to assist in ing higher educations. The Ringle trust offers loans up to SI,OOO per year at an interest rate of two per cent. Repayment of loans may be deferred until a student completes his college education. The Murphy college fund awards outright scholarships to graduating high school seniors which do not need to be repaid. Annual awards range from S3OO to SSOO.

ter, Mrs. Dorothy Hoadley of Elkhart. Mrs. Jennie Dupree Mrs. Jennie Dupree, 80, of east of Syracuse on US 6, died at 10 a.m. Monday of complications in the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Dupree was born March 25, 1889, at Franklin and had lived in the Syracuse area since 1946. Her husband, William, died in 1954. Surviving are four sons, Louis, South Bend, George, Goshen, Virgil’, Syracuse, and William, Fort Wayne; two daughters, Mrs. Mabie Barrett, Helenburg, and Mrs. Ruby Antlony, North Vernon; 22 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. Services were held today (Wednesday) at Syracuse. Rev. Robert Graff officiated and burial was in the Syracuse cemetery. T .W ' R. STEVEN HEARN Steven Hearn Sworn In As New Prosecutor Syracuse attorney R. Steven Hearn, 31, was installed as the new county prosecuting attorney in ceremonies conducted by circuit court judge Gene B. Lee on Tuesday. In the same ceremonies Allan A. Rasor, former prosecuting attorney, was installed as judge of the newly established Kosciusko superior court. Mr. Hearn has been associated with Robert Reed in the law firm of Reed and Hearn at Syracuse since his graduation from law school. He is a native of North Manchester, the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hearn of Leesburg. He graduated from North Manchester high school in 1955 and received his B. S. degree from Southern Methodist university in Dallas, Texas, and enrolled at Indiana university where he received his law degree in 1966. He served as a law clerk in the Indiana supreme court from May 1965 to May 1966. The new prosecutor is married to the former Delores Jones of near Tampa, Fla., and she has been a kindergarten teacher at Syracuse the past year. They are expecting their first child this summer.

Awards from both funds are based upon students’ need, scholastic ability and character. For further information and application information, contact either your vocational guidance director or trust department, First National Bank of Warsaw.

Public Sale We have sold our property and are going to Florida. We will sell at Public Auction the following described merchandise. Located at Barbee Lake, Barbee Landing, North End of steel bridge in Barbee on — May 10,1969 12:00 NOON Early American Couch & Chair; French Provincial Fruit Wood leather top End Tables and One Coffee Table; Record Cabinet; Easy Chair with foot stool; Platform Rocker; Table Lamps; Mirror Shadow Box; Complete Bedroom Suite, white trimmed in gold; Cedar Chest; Hamper; Kenmore Electric Dryer; Speed Queen Autcmatic Washer, both in good condition; 2 Dinette Sets with 4 chairs; Pole Lite; Book Case Desk; Cold Spot 14 ft. Refrigerator and Deep Freeze combination; Double Door 30 in. Tapan Gas Range; Set of Twin Beds, complete; Dresser with Round Mirror; Chest of Drawers. Sessions Electric Floor Clock with Book Case in Bottom; 2 Book Shelves; 2 End Tables; 15 ft. Larson Boat, 1964; 1964 Mercury 35 h.p. Motor; 14 ft. Aluminum Boat; Boat Cover or Convertable Top; 20 in. Wedge Wood Gas Range, new; 20 in. Electric Grill; 30 in. Aluminum Trailer Dcor; 1,000 BTU Frigidaire Air Conditioner; 3 Lavatories; Flint & Wallen Jet Deep Well Pump; Kamico Guitar; Rubber Tire Wheel Barrow; 6 ft. Step Ladder; Shovels; Rakes; Pots; Pans; Dishes; What-Nots; Pictures; Bedding; Throw Rugs; Clothing; Charcoal Grill. Lots of ether items too numerous to mention. Owners: Mr. & Mrs. John Hughes TERMS OF SALE: Cash Auctioneer: Lester Bays Phone: 594-2848 Not Responsible For Accidents Auctioneer’s Note: All merchandise clean and in good, condition.

MR. and MRS. JOSEPH MR. and MRS. BOEHNING Conference At Wawasee Heights The Wawasee Heights Baptist church announces its fifth annual missionary conference which is convening May 11-18. Services are at 9:30, IC:3C and 7:30 on Sundays and 7 throughout the week. There will be no service Saturday night. The program follows: Sunday, May 11, a m. — Rev. and Mrs. David Bochning, Manila, Philippines; p.m. — Rev. and Mrs. Florent D. Toirac, SpanishWcrld Gospel Broadcasting, Inc. Monday, May 12, 7 p.m.—Rev. Boehnirg and Rev. and Mrs. George Joseph, missionaries to the negroes cf South Bend. Tuesday. May 13, 7 p.m.—Ardy Parlin. area representative, Word of Life Bible Clubs, reaching teenagers for Christ. Wednesday, May 14, 7 p.m. — Dr. Robert Watt, minister of evangelism, Peoples Church, Toronto, Canada. Thursday and Friday, May 1516, 7 p.m.—Dr. Watt and Rev. and Mrs. George Godfrey, Hawaii. Sunday, May 18, all services — Dr. Robert Watt. Special appearance of The Nutone Singers, evening service lyPastor) Robert A. Mundy and the congregation invite the public to share in all these services. Th? church is located opposite Wawasee high school. Dave Arnold Completes His Basic Training Airman David L. Arnold, son cf Lakeland school superintendent and Mrs. Don H. Arnold of Milford, has completed basic training at Lackland air force base in Texas and has been assigned to Keesler AFB in Mississippi for training in communications. The airman is a 1967 graduate of Milford high school and attended Indiana university. SYRACUSE LOCAL Mrs. Ray Wogoman, Lake Wawasee, has returned home after spending a week at Chicago with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Joyce, Mr. Joyce and children. More Peace Corps Volunteers have come from California than from any other state.

Kwhlil ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL AUCTION — Another successful auction was held Saturday at the Lakeland Youth Center for the benefit of the center. The auction has become an annual money-making project of the youth center bbard. This year they cleared $1,500.

■Rr & J Mjs. •> ' V * . ... t, A-I A—' - ji. j RECEIVES ILP STUDY GRANTS—Winners of the Indiana Language Program’s summer foreign travel and study grants, shown here discussing plans with Mrs. Helen B. Miller (right), ILP consultant, include, from left: seated, Miss Sallie E. Jones, French teacher at Horace Hann high school, Gary; Miss Linda Jean Sayka, French teacher, William A. Wirt high school, Gary, and Mrs. Rebecca Strange, Spanish teacher at Battle Ground high school; and standing, Father Thomas M. Sheets, Latin teacher at Wawasee Preparatory school, Syracuse, and James C. Ulrich, German teacher at Whiting high school.

St. Martin Sodality Entertains Husbands Saint Martin de Porres Sodality of Syracuse met Monday, May 5, with a carry-in dinner in the church parlor when the ladies entertained their husbands for the last, meeting of the season. Entertainment was by The H. C. Earwickers group from Wawasee Prep. During June. July, and August the ladies will hold a bake sale the first Sunday of each month. MILFORD LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisssr and children and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cory and son, Dave, all of Milford, spent Sunday afternoon at Franke Park in Fort Wayne.

HF ■ ■ VlflllßH If II Mil . t ppliances . . and never any mainten- IBM ance worries. Beach and docking facili- "■HHfflh* || ties plus swimming- pool. Prices begin at $29,900 with 90 - financing available. Con- WM venient to Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and Chi- *|| cago. Phone or write for a brochure todac n Wawasee Office k TODD REALTY RR 2 Box 173 Syracuse, Indiana 16567 219 856-2217 Owner Developer: South Shore Development Corporation, 716 South Barr St., Fort Wayne, Indiana 219/422-8474

REMEMBER MOTHER with Beer’s lovely blooming potted plants, cut flowers or an attractive corsage. We have combination pots, azaleas, mums, chrysanthmums, hydranges, petunias and beautiful Swiss pansies. We have on hand real blue spruce trees and pink and white dogwoed and flowering crabs. These make a lifelong gift of beauty. Call by phone or visit the nursery Mother’s Day We deliver to New Paris, Syracuse and Leesburg. BEER'S FLOWERS MILFORD, IND. PHONE: 658-4712