The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1969 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., July 2, 1969

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North Webster By MRS. MARGUERITE BLACK foirf ~Xy '- * “,... jSS ggggWj JBHthjfrffJw *”' ’' . I ■ * I /W r// E& HHHIHBHHHHML MORE HONORS FOR GINGER — Ginger Shipley was the girl who walked tiff with the largest number of honors at the Mermaid festival held in her hometown of North Webster last week. • ? | Her convertible, decorated with a beautiful floral arrange- j ment, won fourth prize in its catagory in Saturday’s parade. On Friday Ginger was named “Miss Swim Suit” and Satur- | day she was named second runner-up in the “Queen of Lakes” f contest. Ginger will be a senior at Wawasee high school in the fall and entered the “Queen of Lakes” contest as “Miss North Webster.” Carolyn J. Osburn And Rodney Hine United In Marriage Saturday, June 14

A morning ceremony united in marriage, Miss Carolyn J. Osburn and Rodney J. Hine Saturday,; June 14, in North Webster United Methodist church. Miss Osburn is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Arthur Osburn of Marion, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rupprecht of North Webster. Rev. John Wgeks, pastor of the church, heard the vows in the presence of the immediate family. Given in marriage bv her

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I father, the bride wore a two| piece beige linen dress. Herj headpiece was a matching beige[ veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow daisies. % ; Miss Alice Packard of Marion was maid of honor. She wore a short street length yellow frock and carried yellow daisies. / Serving as best man was George Kelsey of Syracuse. J Mrs. Osburn chose for her daughter's, wedding a blue knit suit. The bridegroom’s mothdr

wo'e a pink knit, dress. Both mothers wore orchid corsages. A luncheon followed at a North Webster restaurant. Baskets of daisies were the decorations. Wedding cake and ice cream were se-rved for dessert. The bridegroom is a graduate of< North Webster high school and is a student at Purdue university.* The bride is a graduate qf|’ Marion Jiigh school and is also studying at Purdue. After a short wedding trip to Chicago the couple will be living near North Webster for the summer. Mr. Hine is employed by Brocks Mfg., at Milford. They will continue their studies at Purdue in the fall. ! -NW- . I WONSOWICZ, Kathy Ann I Dr. and Mrs. Ronald WonsoUicz became parents of a baby slaughter on Sunday, June 29. The baby was born in Coleman hospital, Indianapolis, and Iweighed seven pounds. She has Ibeen named Kathy Ann. Her mother is the former Jacky jKuhn of North Webster. Material grandparents are Mrs. Jose- (? phine Kuhn of Elkhart and Franklin Kuhn of Battle Creek, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wonsowicz of Gary are paternal ; grandparents. Mrs. Celia Kuhn s’ of r 1 Pierceton is the proud I great-grandmother. Jacky made I her home with Mrs. Kuhn before ; going to college. Dr. Wonsowicz completed his studies in dentistry, in June. —NW— School Os Missions Opens With ‘The Masquers’ The first school of Christian Missions of North Indiana Conference. 'bringing together parts of three former conferences opened Sunday evening, June 22, at Epworth Forest. “The Masquers,” a drama trio from Elkhart gavAa production called “The People Versus Christ.” It was directed by Pauline and Clyde Foster, players were Paul Jacksdij, Peter Miller and Barbara Mapahan. The {flay deals with the passion of Christ in a different way. A prosecuting attorney probes the subconscious mind of a girl named Mary who confessed to having a recurrent dream. In the dream the girl becomes the Virgin Mary, living through the betrothal, the birth of Jesus, the betrayal, the crucifixion, and at last comes to believe in the risen Christ. Classes began on Monday thru Friday on Reconcilation, Inner Life, and China. Each morning a worship service was held in the auditorium before classes. After lunch there was group discussions held in the different class rooms. The evening programs special each night. ® Monday night the theme was “Reconcilation” with spot dramas showing ways to become reconciled. Tuesday night there was a panel discussion on “Black Manifesto.” Wednesday night was “China” with Rev. Yung Shang Chen, a native born in

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Taiwan, speaking. A group called “The Generation Gap” from Indiana Central college, Indianapolis, gave the worship service on Thursday night. This concluded the evening programs with classes being dismissed Friday noon. A total of 325 ladies from all over North Indiana attended this school. Attending from North Webster were Mrs. Mabie Denbo, Mrs. Nelson Hunt, Mrs. Robert Roose, Mrs. Lee Sha\&, Mrs. Richard Snoke, Mrs. Charles Turner, Mrs. John Weeks and Mrs. Earl Black. —NW—LEONARD BURNS IN ACCIDENT Leonard Burns, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard O. Bums was injured Wednesday evening, Jung 25, in an auto accident in Noble county. Burns suffered a slight concussion, cuts and bruises. He was taken to Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne. He was dismissed on Saturday and is at his home in Plymouth. —NW—CHURCH OF GOD YOUTH TO BE IN YOUTH FOR CHRIST CHOIR Several youth from the Church of God are taking part in the choir this week at Winona Lake Youth For Christ convention. There will be meetings each evening in the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. —NW—MR. AND MRS. HIMEBAUGH RETURN FROM TRIP EAST Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Himebaugh returned Wednesday from visiting relatives in the east. In Maryland they visited their nephew and family the Harry Begins, Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Sola and daughter, in Arlington, Va. Mrs. Sola is their niece, and they saw Mr. and Mrs. John Steinbeck and family of Fairfax, Va. On Sunday the Himebaughs went to the airport in South Bend to meet their grandson Robert Palmer from California. He will visit his grandparents a month. —NW—COMMUNITY NEWS - t Mrs. Roger Bollenbacher and children Donna, David and Dan from Benton Harbor, MicK, were guests of Mrs. Bollenbacle" er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Snoke for three days. Walter Corbin and (Wilburn) Kay Bell returned Sunday from two weeks National Guard training at Camp Grayling, Mich. Mrs. George Weber and daughter of Findlay, Ohio, were guests last week of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roose, Jr., and Jayma Kay, Dick Roose and his fiancee Miss Melinda Watson were Sunday afternoon guests of the Robert Roose lyMrs. Ralph Wysong of Epworth Forest was dismissed from Whitley County hospital June 20. She underwent surgery June 13. Mrs. Uretha Gansert was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center last week. Le Ann Harris is in a cast in

Dan Rinker And 'Your Folk* Win Talent Honors At North Webster

Dan Rinker of North Webster, soloist, and “Your Folk” of Etna Green, a trio with guitar accompaniment composed of Luke Bechnell, Janet Kitchen and Lou Ann Anglin walked off with top honors in the single and group divisions of the talent contest completed Thursday night at North Webster. Dennis Clouse of Churubusco was second in the single division with a solo and Ted Blosser of Epworth Forest and Goshen was third with folk songs and guitar accompaniment. Placing second in the group division were the “New Edition”, a combo , from Warsaw composed of Joe Dock, Bob Arnett, John Col? and Jim Zurcher. Arlene and Clint Olson of North Webster were third. Peggy Dean, 1968 Queen of Lakes, presented the trophies.

Fort Wayne Parkview hospital. She has undergone several operations on her hip. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wisner of Polo, 111., visited their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. “Bud” Lantz this week end. Dr. and Mrs. Donald King and Laura of Lafayette were overnight guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Grover, Monday. Their sons, Joe, John and Jeff, spent the night with their cousins Steve and Stuart > Coverstone. The Kings were enroute to Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pearson of Mitchell, S. D., spent two days last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Staples. Mrs. Samuel R. Lundy flew to California, June 7, to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Anderson. Anderson is stationed at the Leemore naval base, near Hanford. Mrs. Lundy returned by jet on June 15. She says it was her first plane ride and she loved it. Last week end Mr. and Mrs. Dan Watson were guests of her sister’s family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard Florence in Dearborn, Mich. 1 . Mrs. Mary Stanfield received wwd this week of the death of her brother. Sherman Strickler, 72, who died in Huron, S.D. His home was in Sebeka, S.D., where services were held for him. McGILL-BLOUGH ENGAGEMENT An announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Donna Jean McGill and Lester Junior Blough. The bride-elect, a graduate of Fairfield high school, is the daughter of Mrs.. Delbert Burkholder of New Paris and Vernon McGill of Syracuse. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Blough of 410 Waterford Road. He is a graduate of Goshen high school. No date has been set for the wedding.

JOHN WALKER GETS CERTIFICATE OF MERIT John R. Walker, manager of the First Charter Insurance Co. of Syracuse, received a certificate of merit and became a charter member of the One Thousand Dollar Club of the Ohio Farmers Insurance Group of Leßoy, Ohio, Thursday, July 19. The certificate was presented by T. R. Rowe, president of the Ohio Farmers Insurance Group. Walker was one of three Indiana insurance men so honored. He also received a handsome silver chalice. South Whitley FFA President In Washington Craig Sherbahn, president of the South Whitley Chapter of th? Future Farmers of America, will attend the national FFA leadership and citizenship conference to be held in Washington, D. C., the week of July 7 to 12. Chapter presidents from across the nation will be taking part in this conference. Sherbahn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sherbahn of South Whitley and will be a senior in the South Whitley high school this fall. NEWS OF DETTWILERS Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Dettwiler of Syracuse enjoyed a" short vacation to Sioux City, lowa, traveling by train. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dettwiler and children of Kansas City, t Mo., spent a few days recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Dettwiler of Syracuse.

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w BB TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. William Kern of Syracuse will be guests of honor at a reception given by~ their three children and their families in observation of their 25th wedding anniversary from 2 to 5 p.m., July 6 in the Syracuse Church of the Brethren. On June 11, 1944, William F. Kern, son of Forest and Romaine Kern of North Webster and Vivian M. Goon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Goon of Clunette were united in marriage by Rev. R. C. Bailey of Syracuse United Brethren church. They ai(e the parents of three children, Mrs. Mark (Sandra) Wagner, Ayer, Mass., Roger, r 1 Syracuse and Ruby, a high school senior at home. They also have three granddaughters. They ask that gifts be omitted. All friends and relatives arty invited. •/ ■■

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