The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 August 1970 — Page 11

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REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE 4 ONE YEAR AGO Thieves broke into the Sportsman Center early Wednesday morning through a small office window taking about S2O in small change from the cash register Mr. and Mrs John Hay and family of Santa Tome, Venezuela, have arrived for a "visit with his parents, Mr, and Mrs George Hay at their Lake Wawasee home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Umbnco and three children of Toronto, Canada, are visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Herschel G. Leatherman of r 4 Syracuse Sidewalk Days will be in fulf swing here this week end. sponsored by the Uptown Merchants. No personal injuries were reported in a two-truck accident on south Huntington Friday morning “This is your life" program w“as the event which took place Sunday morning when the Rev

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Ralph Wagoner of the Church of the Brethren entered the pulpit to deliver his sermon, much to the surprise of the minister ;/ FIVE YEARS AGO ( Mary Kay Bushong, 1965 Girls’ Stater, gave a report at the Tuesday night meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. The Syracuse Public Library board held a farewell supper last week for the Rev. and Mrs. Carl H. Satre at the home of Mr. and Mre Joe Bushong. "Mrs Mary Rookstool’s 84th birthday was remembered by a gathering of family and friends Sunday. Tom Miller, son of Mr. and M?s. Richard Miller, was married July 31 to Lise Kling of Glostrup. Denmark, and will reside at Copenhagen. Mrs. Luther Vance of Sidney visited in the homes of Lillian Hamman and Mr. and Mrs. Marton Meredith this week. TEN YEARS AGO Edward Hussey of Detroit is the new president and general manager of the Liberty Coach company at Syracuse

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Mr. and Mrs. 1,. J Byland announce the engagement of their daughter. Norma Jean, to James G. Crafton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bebon Crafton of Dewart Lake. Jack Wells of South Bend is the new manager of the Pickwick Lounge according to an announcement by Allen Spencer, owner Mrs. Nita Kline has returned from two-weeks with her daughter, Mrs. T. E. Moreno and family at Hobart. Mr. ami Mrs Julius Swanson of Chicago were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Betes. Miss Carol West of Goshen is spending the month with her aunt. Mrs. Russell Ryman. Capt. and Mrs. James Myers and family of Savannah, Ga., left Friday following a two-week visit here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Myers. TWENTY YEARS AGO Dr. Harry Salon of Fort Wayne celebrated his first anniversary at Lake Wawasee on Tuesday by catching a 33 inch pike weighing 10 pounds H D. Harkless has a new . big.

widebottom boat on Syracuse Lake. Mrs. Loren Eyer, Mrs. Calvin Beck and Mrs Dale Grimes attended the Elkhart county home economics picnic at Goshen. Mrs Jack M Clark has been removed t.?her home following major surgery last week at Goshen hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Court Slabaugh were dinner guests Saturday of their son. James, in Fort Wayne and attended the Holiday on Ice show at the coliseum. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Clayton have moved to a farm near Leesburg Mrs. Ray Moore and children arekpending a few days with her moUterr-Mrs. Harry Wysong at New Augusta FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Mrs J M. Sargent entertained Friday for Ladies of the Round Table and Mrs W. G. Connolly was elected new club president for the ensuing year. . Little Jimmie Butt was given a surprise Thursday afternoon when 16 of his little friends came to remind him of his 6th birthday anniversary. Irving Byland and Miss Erma Nicolai were united in marriage Monday. July 27. at Saint Joseph. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. H. K Stetler and son Wesley spent Sunday in Elkhart with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs E W. Hire. Mrs. J J. Connell and daughter of Peru are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miles. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Tulley and son Joe and Kenneth Hapner were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Jeffries Mr. and Mrs Forrest Kern and family entertained on Sunday for relatives from Syracuse and Bremen. Mrs. John Sloan and daughters. Blanche. Ruth and Madge spent Friday at Valparaiso. FORMER MILFORD GIRL KY. STATE FAIR CANDIDATE Miss Sherry Graff, 18. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Graff of Nicholasville, former Milford residents, will represent the Jaycees of Jessamine county at the Kentucky state fair next month. The 10 winners will be announced at the stale fair. They will receive an award on the “Morning Show”, a television presentation at the fair, also an award at the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Luncheon A 1969 graduate-of Jessamine county high school, she received the DAR award, the Rotary scholarship award, the band award, and was named Miss Jessamine county high school Miss Graff is attending University of Kentucky School of Nursing. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Graff of Milford and Mr and Mrs. S R. Coffman Jf New Pans Mrs George Cifford of Wind sor. Canada, is visiting in the Philip Lee home at Syracuse '

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If you’re interested in aviation, you’ll be glad to hear an aviation enthusiasts’ club has been formed here: “Wings Over Wawasee.” It met Friday with 40 present at Wawasee Airport and quicklysigned up 25 members. Preston Wright is president; Gene Vatet. vice president; and Mrs. James Motherwell, , secretary-treasurer. At a forthcoming meeting John (“Red”) Rarrick of Fort Wayne will be a speaker. Objectives are: 1. To promote local interest in aviation: 2. Keep up on current aviation rulings; 3. Social benefits, and 4. To improve the local airport for the benefit of the community. Harry Appenzeller and Jack Wells, both of Syracuse, have embarked on a mobile home manufacturing venture at Howe, in facilities formerly owned bySkyline. Both men were Monarch employees at local plants before going into the biz themselves. Our GOP friends will be glad to hear Spiro is coming to Hoosier land on Wednesday, Sept. 23. to speak at the manufacturers* building at the state fairgrounds. Price of tickets: SIOO. A large semi. Ibaded with new license plates, delivered plates to the Syracuse license branch Friday morning. Seems the animal poisoning in the community continues with the latest report of a pet kitten belonging to the family of an uptown merchant becoming quite ill necessitating a trip to the doctor and being put to sleep for its aggravated pain. z For three-weeks in a row, it seems the local police missed a “violator.” the same lady oneday a week, conveniently finding a parking spot in the crowded uptown area, namely, the marked parking spot for the local police car near the main intersection. She was not so fortunate Friday morning when she presumably and unknowingly put some scratches on a new car parked in the first “legal” parking place east of the stoplight, which necessitated a call to the police department. Will she be parking in her usual spot this week, is the question at the moment?!

The beautiful new two-story home being constructed for the Doyle Butler family on the channel at Hawaiian Village is progressing rapidly with tentative plans to move into the home in September. Jack and Dixie Simmons are continuing work on their twostory home next door, with the Merrill Norrises in the moving process to their new home just one-door south of the Simmons. The Arnold Dolls, Pete and Becky and three sons of Milford, Mrs. Jack Carr and two daughters of Bonar Lake and Mrs. Theries Doll. Lake Wawasee, have returned from a week-long vacation-camping trip at Kentucky Lake and vicinity. Becky once remarked she didn't make the newspaper columns, herewith, w e are glad to oblige. Herman Johnson, longtime employee at the Syracuse'lron & Co., has dropped out of sight, and his old friends wonder what happened to him. An employee with Sam Swedar sky’s recla ma tion company for the past 36 years. Herman suffered a heart attack about two months ago and is resting quietly at his home. In his place is a new face, a lode-alike: Herman’s son Don. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vanderveer are touring Europe. When they return, Dick will take a new job. He has been w ith Sturm & Dillard Gravel Co. for the past 14 years. The hail fellow well met you see driving the Sunoco Oil Co. bulk truck around town is Keith Smallwood, new Sunoco agent for this territory. Keith is moving his family here from Mooresville. Ind., southwest „of Indianapolis, to live temporarily on South Main street. He says jokingly. “John Dillinger and 1 come from Mooresville.” Keith lived in North Webster in the late 40s. playing “a little basketball.” states he is impressed with WHS, new since he left here, and that he already has an eye to seeking a berth on the football squad for his 9-year-old

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son in a few years. George Bryan states he is glad to be back in '’God’s country.” after a short time in Phoenix. Ariz.. where he was with Skyline’s office force. Sky line has moved its offices back to Elkhart, he states. One Syracuse resident, a lady, was particularly happy■ Monday afternoon when discovering her purse missing, to find some kind person left it at the NIPSCo office for a safe return When getting from her car on Main street, she set her purse on the street near her car while gathering books to return to the library , walking off without her purse. The few minutes of panic were over with the safe return of the purse and valuables. ATTENDS FUNERAL OF MRS. VIDA HULICK Mr and Mrs. Oscar Haney of ’Milford/Mrs. Ronald E Price of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Virginia Dietrich of Bremen and Rev. and Mrs. Joseph J. Haney and daughter Jean of Wanatah attended the. Sunday afternoon funeral of Mrs Vida Hulick. youngest sister of Mrs. Oscar Haney, at Nappanee.

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