The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 July 1970 — Page 11

REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO Final rites were held Sunday for Thomas L. Ganshorn and Floyd M. Rensberger, 21 and 22, respectively. Both died from injuries in a two-car accident south of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lbngenecker, formerly of Syracuse, will assume new positions as resident directors of Manchester col-

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\ Bill Cutter is all shook up about A a deal "Doc" Miller made on a trade in. It seems Doc took in 12 canoes on the sale of a new Chevy. Bill is laying down.the law to Doc, as* this photo would indicate. "Get rid of those blamed things," says normally good natured Bill to soft-sell Doc. Rorf Hibschman, the junior partner around the place, appears to have heard enough. And Bea Brown, bookkeeper extraordinary shown in the lower right corner, doesn't like to hear such carrin's on, as she raises her hands in quiet objection. Anyway, the order is out. "Get rid of those ! + ?&+!?& boats. Get them off the lot. Sell them for cost. Take anything ’that sounds reasonable. And let's get back to selling those fine, new Chevrolets," he's telling Doc. And no more of those canoes around here!

W. L. Cutter Chevrolet *

1001 So. Huntington

lege's new 300 student coed dormitories in September. Mr. and Mrs. Harold LeCount of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Edd LeCount of Nappanee have returned from a trip through the west and northern part of the country. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Hodgson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Smith and family and guests spent Saturday at Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio. Miss Margaret Ridings became the bride of Mark Donoho Saturday, July 5, in Saint Andrew's

United Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Deeter and three children have moved to Boca Raton, Fla., where he assumed the position of registrar at Florida Atlantic university. FI\T. YEARS AGO Members of the Lakeland school board have officially accepted the resignation of Glenn Brown. Uptown Syracuse businessmen are planning an unusual promotion. — Western Round-Up Days— July 22, 23. and 24. Ishmael Rookstool emerged the 1965 northern Indiana horseshoe

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pitching champion in class A in an 8-man round robin at Wabash City Park Sunday. » Garry Ringler, 16, and Doug Bushong, 11, set a new swim record Thursday by swimming the length of Syracuse Lake (2% miles) in 45 minutes. Dan Dust set the record of 454 minutes last year. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Simon have returned home from a visit with their son, airman second class Robert Simon, at Sawyer air force base. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy call-

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ed on Mrs. Calma Keiser, recently. TEN YEARS AGO Landa Byrd will represent Syracuse in the 1960 Kosciusko county fair queen contest. Sharon Sawyer and brother Lester escaped with minor injuries Monday when their bicycle was hit by a car south of the railroad tracks. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong entertained over the week end for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucas of Spencer. Florian Reinbold and wife Bes-

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sie are listed in fair condition at Murphy Medical Center from injuries in a two-car accident on Thursday near Oswego. L. W. Smith has been appointed deputy Turkey Creek constable by constable Sparklin and will be a member of the lake patrol. Charles - Harris has been installed as Rotary president. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday ha\e returned from a fishing trip to Hackensack, Minn. TWENTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lutes and son of Nappanee were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl O’Haver. Mrs. Evelyn Blessing and Barbara, Mrs. Ella Miller and Barbara Plank accompenied Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Metzler of Nappanee to Washington Park at Michigan City on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ed Searfoss and son have returned to their Phoenix, Ariz., home following a visit here. Rev. J. C. Bailey visited Wednesday and Thursday with his brother, Jame Bailey, at the Veterans hospital in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Matt Abts attended a luncheon at Kendallville on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kleinknight and family have moved into their newly remodeled home. # Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lugge and family of Kalamazoo spent the week at the Julier-Deardorff cottage at Syracuse Lake. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Martha Rose Mishler celebrated her eighth birthday Wednesday with 15 friends attending a party in her honor. Two slot machines were seized at South Shore Inn Saturday: Two at Louis Solt’s and one at Ukumbak Inn, by county sheriff Milo Maloy. A local seaplane, operated by Dean Brossman, plunged into Lake Wawasee Saturday when controls of the plane failed. V. A. Riddle fell on the sidewalk in front of the bank Monday evening fracturing a bone on the left forearm. Carol Neva was bom July 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rarig at South Bend. Claude Shirley and Walter Pole of Fort Wayne were week end guests at the Preston Miles home.

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Wed., July 15, 1970 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

TWO COUNTY 4-H MEMBERS-TOUR EUROPE Two Kosciusko county 4-H members, Cindy Bishop and Dennis Polk, both of r 2, Leesburg, left Indianapolis by airplane on Tuesday, July 7, on the first leg of a People to People goodwill tour of seven European countries. The mission is privately sponsored and organized under the Goodwill J People to People travel program. Their mission will take them to Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, the Soviet Union, Poland and Germany. Dedicated to improving relations and understanding between America and the people of Europe, its purpose is one of information and education, not tourism. Twenty-one Hoosier 4-H’ers will exchange ideas with their counterparts in the foreign lands and participate in meetings, interviews and receptions with United States and foreign government officials. They will return to New York, Tuesday. July 28. BUILDING FIRM FILES ARTICLES Articles of Incorporation have been filed at the office of county recorder E. Mazie Alexander for Powell Building Service and Supply, Inc. The corporation was formed to act as general contractor and sub contractor for the budding and construction business. Jack N. Powell, r 2, Leesburg, is resident agent. Members of the board of directors are Jack W. and Graydon E. Powell, r 4, Warsaw and Cecil Fitzgerald of Nappanee. RETURNS TO MILFORD Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger of Milford has returned from Huntsville, Ala. She flew there to be with the Jan Fuller family while Mrs. Fuller and new baby daughter were in the hospital. Mr. Beiswanger drove down to Huntsville and spent the July 4 holiday with the family, and they returned back to Milford this past week. The little Fuller boys, Jimmy and Kevin, came back with them and are spending the week with the grandparents at Dewart Lake.

Pioneer Trails Camp Observes 50th Anniversary 24 Pionee Trails The Pioneer Trails Camp on highway 5 south of Cromwell near Indian Village observed their 50th anniversary of their founding with a celebration Friday evening including a dinner at 6 o’clock and a Camp Fire observance scheduled for 9. A total of 550 cub scouts from a three county area, LaGrange, Elkhart and Kosciusko, left this morning by bus from the REMC building at Warsaw for a trip to the Kelloggs Company at Battlecreek. Mich., and a tour of the Gull Lake Bird Sanctuary. There were 175 from Kosciusko county in attendance from the towns of Sidney, Leesburg, Warsaw and Atwood. Robert Steele is district chairman and Terry Mack, district executive, Kosciusko district. WISCONSIN COUPLE VACATIONS AT LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Bliton have returned to their home in Milwaukee after a two-week vacation at Waubee lake. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Borkholder and family of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Amzy Haggerty of Goshen spent some time with their parents” Other guests calling at the cottage were Mr. and Mrs. Clair McDonald and family, Goshen: Mr. and Mrs. Lisko Haggerty. Dunlap; Mr. and Mrs. Burlin Haggerty, Jr., Rhode Island; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haggerty, Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. James Spicher, Lake Wawasee; Mrs. June Sheets and Dawn, New Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fisher, Nappanee; Jimmy Haggerty, who is home from Germany; and Weldon Haggerty, Milford. The vacationers and their guests enjoyed cook-outs and did some fishing. Former Milford residents,-the Blitons returned to Milwaukee on Saturday, July 11. AVIATION CLUB TO FORM AT SYRACUSE A meeting was held Friday evening at the Wawasee airport with plans to organize an aviation club to be open to all pilots and anyone interested in aviation. There were 40 persons in attendance. Named to a committee for selection of a name for the organization were Father’ Stan Grabowicz, Mrs. Preston Wright and Bill Cobum. Tentative plans call for meetings once a month on Friday evening throughout the year. A flying film was also shown. A social hour followed with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kell as hosts. Patent is granted on 3deminsional mirror.