The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 April 1970 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., April 15, 1970

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facts about ‘OUR TOWN* Milford, Ind. By JERI SEELY We wonder how Wawasee high school home ec students would like to study in conditions such as these! No doubt these Milford high school students had modern facilities for their day, but that was in 1917 and things have changed since then. « • • Mrs. C. D. Barnes of Our Town tells us the boy to the left in the photo of the train wreck was Floyd Hatfield, great-nephew of her father. Ted Erick is shown in the center of the photo. Erick is now deceased He was the brother of Mrs. Barnes. ~« • • • Friend husband called home from Minnesota last week while on a business trip to report he was spending the night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoover and family.

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The Hoovers are former area residents. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoover who reside near Syracuse. a a a We have another location for our shop room of 1917 and this one comes from the school. It was located in the room across from the junior high pffice. It is currently occupied by Mr. Lambert's fifth grade class. Give-away for the location of the room: The position of the windows and no door in the photo! • • • We saw our first "flower” of the season on Sunday. There are two "beautiful” dandelions in full bloom at Brooks Auto Sales at the south edge of town. Speaking of Brooks Auto Sales, have you seen the Brooks Auto Sales Special? It's a race car driven by John Hare of Our Town and has just been painted a bright green John plans to race the car at this summer.

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Mrs. Michael (Dixie) Sheets has a poet in her fourth grade class at the Milford elementary school. She to Sherry Young, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young of Our Town. Sherry’s mom, Betty, is a M-J employee. Sherry wrote a poem as a class assignment on a color. She chose pink. Her poem has been published in the May, 1970. issue of "Fun”, a creative writing book featuring writings by students in grades 1 through 8. The young lady’s poem follows: My Favorite Color Pink is a flower, Pink is a dress. Pink is a book and happiness.' Pink is the calendar That tells us the year.

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I Pink is the color in my ear. Pink is the color That sets in the sky. Pink is my pencil. I don’t know why! • • « Two new M-J employees are Carol Mynhier and John Bahn. Carol is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Mynhier of Waubee Lake and is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school. John is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Chester Bahn and is a student at WHS. Mrs. Kenneth (Diane) Matthews of Milford will also join the ranks of the M-J staff in the near future. ' Diane resides on west Catherine street with her husband and their two sons. Kristen Phend Makes Dean’s List At DePauw GREENCASTLE - Kristen Phend, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker H. Phend, 244 N. Main St., Milford, has earned academic distinction on the dean’s list at DePauw university, where she is a freshman. The scholastic recognition is extended to these students who earn a 3.5 (B+) or better grade average out of a possible 4.0. During the first semester, for which the honor was accorded, 350 of DePauw s undergraduates —- or less than 15 per cent of the student body — won Dean’s List distinction. COMMUNITY HANDS IN APRIL MEETING The Community Hands 4-H club met April 8 at the Syracuse junior high school with Dennis Darr presiding. Steven Hoopingamer led in the pledge to the flag; Gary Wiggs the 4-H, pledge. Elaine Hoopingarner presented a photography program and Kevin Coy, a swine and lamb program. A movie film entitled, “The Fifth H” was shown. The May 21 meeting will be a swimming party at the Wawasee pool from 7:30 to 8:30.

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REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO Thieves netted between S7OO and SBOO in a break-in at Augsburger's IGA store Sunday night. Town residents of Syracuse will be paying more for water service starting July 1, according to an announcement by clerk-treasurer Sharp. Miss Sharon Levemier and Donald Trout were united in marriage Saturday in the Grace Lutheran church in Syracuse. Mrs. Ronald (Karen Kay Wiggs) Drudge. WHS senior, died of injuries received in a two-car crash south of Syracuse Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Strieby of Chicago spent the week end at Syracuse. Bette Schlotterback resigned as license branch manager. Janis Perry and Patrick Appenzeller were united in marriage in Calvary United Methodist church. FIVE YEARS AGO Pilcher s Shoes bowling team will travel to a bowling tournament at Saint Paul, Minn., for events on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck spent the week end in Remington with her sister, Mrs. Charles Bressner, and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pletcher are announcing the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Ralph Allen of Seymour. A late summer wedding is planned.

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Irvin Doerscher, 34, r 2 Bristol, formerly of Syracuse, his daughter Tammy and son Billy, and step-daughter, Beverly Wolf, were killed in the April tornado north of here. Also killed were Syracuse children, Janie Ruth Spradlin, 10, and Jackie Spradlin, 7, visiting in the Doerscher home at the time. Leonard Kline, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kline, has been named Boys’ Stater and Mike Buhrt is the alternate. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buhrt. TEN YEARS AGO Final rites were held Wednesday for Mrs. Linda (Money) Saify, 22, r 4 Syracuse. She was pronounced dead on arrival in a Fort Wayne hospital following a one-car accident in Fort Wayne. Jack D. Clark has resigned as constable of Turkey Creek township. Tom Miller and Ed Anglemeyer, both students at Hanover college, are home for spring vaaction. Mrs. T. E. Moreno of Hobart is visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd Disher, and family. No clues yet on the break-in of the Syracuse public library discovered by Miss Ethel Bowser. Lanny Kelly has enrolled at TriState college. Mrs. Luther Cripe is recovering at the Mayo clinic in Rochester, Minn., from major surgery performed on her back. TWENTY YEARS AGO Ed Kleinknight and Harold Dowell are in Indianapolis on business this week. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Craig have returned from a three-week Florida vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Carlson and two sons are planning to spend the week end in Detroit with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlson. Mrs. Lou Sprague was hostess to 15 members of the Wednesday Afternoon club this week. Lawrence Held of Goshen visited Tuesday with Mrs. Clara Stansbury. Lt. and Mrs. Horton Dodds, Stevie and Donnie, will sail from New York around May 1 for Bremerhaven, Germany, where Lt. Dodds will be stationed for at least a year. He will serve as a food supervisor. Syracuse lodge F and A M will celebrate its 50th anniversary on Friday night with special services. G. H. Ellis celebrated his birthday Easter Sunday with his children and grandchildren. Those attending were from Indiana, Illinois, and Washington, D. C. A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Holloway. Former Syracusan Marie Winters is now broadcasting and can be heard on station WBBM, Chicago. Dallas Strieby is seriously ill with pneumonia. The Misses Mary and Marjorie

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Miles of East Chicago are spending some time with their mother, Mrs. H. A. Miles. William Snavely is preparing the foundation for a new home at the comer of Huntington and Carroll streets. Dennis Newcomer In Viet Nam Dennis Newcomer EOCN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zimmerman of Milford, is stationed in Viet Nam. A graduate of Milford high school, Newcomer entered the service March 17, 1969. He arrived in Viet Nam the last of March this 'year. His wife, the former Nancy Wilson, and daughter Kimberly are residing at Milford with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson. His mailing address follows: Dennis Newcomer EOCN US Navy MCBS “A” Co. Detail KILO Box 102 A San Francisco, Calif. 96626 F.P.O. The will to live is the most important factor in determining the life-span of man.