The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 August 1970 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Aug. 12, 1970

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Wedding Os Janet Lee Ramser And Harold A. Brubaker

Miss Janet j Lee Ramser. daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Ramser, Milford, and Harold A. Brubaker, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Brubaker, Muncie, were married August 8 in the Ramser residence. Carl Shearer, pastor of the Milford Christian church, performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 30 guests A reception followed the ceremony at the, Milford Christian church where the

Thanks To The County Merchants Who Supported The 4-H Livestock Auction At The County Fair feel ■ ... . ’ And Thanks And Congratulations To The 4-H Boys And Girls For Their Participation This Year

GRAND CHAMPION STEER Lowrey Shopping Center — Thornburg Drugs, Harvey's Market, Marsh Food Liner and Mrs. H. B. Lowrey 1

ATWOOD The Etna Bank —1 sheep BOURBON Walter Price —1 steer BURKET Burkel Elevator — 2 sheep, ihog, 1 steer Honey Bee House Meat* — 3 hogs Denzel Nelson —1 hog Powell Tire Co. —1 hog CLAYPOOL First National Bank — 2 hogs. 1 steer CLVNETTE (.lunette Elevator—9 sheep. 10 hogs. 12 steers Clunette Garage —l, sheep ETNAGREEN 1} The Etna Bank — 2 hogs. I'steer The Etna Elevator —1 sheep. 4 hogs, 4 steers LEESBURG Jones Grocery — 2 hogs Leesburg Lions —1 hog Leesburg Lumber —1 sheep. 1 hog Uptown Hardware —1 steer. 1 hog Martin s Feed Service — 2 sheep. 3 hogs. 4 steers John Moneybeffer (Pflester Seeds) —1 hog People* Sute Bank—7 sheep, 2 hogs. 6 steers Polk Implement Co. — 2 sheep. 3 hogs. 2 steers MENTONE \ V Farmers State Bank — 2 sheep. 3 hogs. 2 steers Hales and Hunter —1 sheep. 3 hogs Honnegger and Company —1 sheep. 1 steer King Furniture —1 sheep. 1 hog King Memorial Home —1 sheep. 1 hog

couple greeted approximately 150 guests. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of white silk organza over peau de soie with a high Victorian neckline, empire waist and Bishop sleeves. The floor length gown featured a bodice of Venice medallion lace and a Watteau train A Juliet cap of Venice lace with satin streamers held her elbow lenth veil. She carried a

bouquet of butterfly orchids, stephanotis and ivy atop the wedding Bible belonging to her mother. Mrs. Mark Lamb of Kokomo, was matron of honor. She was attired in a floor length gown of yellow Georgette crepe made by the bride. The gown featured a high Victorian neckline and empire waist trimmed with Venice lace and tiny puff sleeves. She carried a colonial bouquet of daisies and babies breath and wore a hairpiece of daisies and satin streamers. Keith Millikan of Anderson served as best man; Mark Ramser and Fred Ramser, brothers of the bride, were ushers. The bride is a graduate of Milford high school. She was graduated from Ball State university with a degree in elementary education. Mrs. Brubaker is a teacher in the Anderson public schools and working part time on a master's degree in music education at Ball State. The bridegroom graduated from Muncie Central high school. He received his bachelor of science and master’s degree in education from Ball State university. Mr. Brubaker will begin work on a doctorate degree in educational administration at Ball State university this fall. After a wedding trip to Mackinac Island. Mich., the newlyweds will reside at 2013 W. Main street. Muncie. One Injured In Saturday Crash Mrs. Hulda Graff of r 1 Milford sustained injuries to her left leg in a Saturday morning accident at 11 o’clock street in Syracuse. The mishap took place near Huntington and Pittsburgh streets when Oscar Graff of r 1 Milford, driver of a 1966 Chevrolet did not stop in time to avoid hitting the back of a car driven by Harley Mock of Kississimme, Fla., who was stopped for traffic ahead. The Mock auto, a 1968 Ford, was damaged $250 as was the amount of damage to the Graff vehicle. Syracuse police investigated. Mrs. Paul Markley, Jr., r 1 Milford, is at home recuperating from major surgery performed recently.

Dr A). L. McFadden — 2 hogs Mentone Chamber of Commerce —1 hog Valentine Elevator — 2 sheep. 4 hogs, 4 steers New Corner Drug Store —1 steer Utter’s Service — 3 hogs MILFORD . Ezra Beer and Sons — 2 hogs Kendall Biller — 4 hog Campbell's Market — 3 hogs. 1 steer Chore-Time Equipment. Inc. — 2 hogs Farm Bureau Co-op — 2 hogs. 2 steers Farm Bureau Coop Lumber Yard —1 hog First National Bank —1 sheep. 3 hogs, 4 steers Milford Area Development and Lions —1 steer Milford Merchants and Lions —1 hog Routh Packing Company — 5 hogs Sharp Hardware — 24 hogs Drs. Snider and Miller — 24 hogs, 1 steer MILFORD-SYRACUSE Augsburger’s IG\ — 11 steers NAPPANEE / George Building —1 sheep. 2 steers NEW PARIS New Paris Silo —1 steer NORTH MANCHESTER Indiana Lawrence Bank —1 hog, 2 steers SHIPSHEWANA Ed’s Supply — 2 steers Shipshewana Sales — 2 steers PALESTINE k ' . ' ■ ■ ■ Bornmann Chicken Farm —1 sheep Palestine Mill — 3 hogs, 1 steer

Milford 4-H Members Sell 53 Animals Members of the Milford 4-H clubs sold a total of 53 animals at the annual livestock auction held last Thursday at the county fair. In addition to the reserve champion steer and the reserve champion barrow exhibited and sold by Brenda Davis and Ann Kaiser respectively the following were sold: Sheep Champion Cheviot — Ann Kaiser, r 2. Hampshire — Brenda Davis, r 1. * Suffolk — Glen Davis, r1; Barb Vanator. r 2 Leesburg; Mark Vanlaningham. r 1. Cheviot — Greg Kaiser, r 2 two animals; Ann Kaiser, r 2. Barrows Campion market litter — Rick Rapp, r 2. Reserve champion Yorkshire — Jane Wilson, r 2. Champion Crossbreed — Fred Beer, r 1. Reserve Crossbreed — Ben Waldbeser, r 1. Duroc market litter — Brent Kaiser, r 2. Hampshire market litter — Greg Kaiser, r 2. Crossbreed market litter — John Kaiser, r 2. Crossbreeds — Jane Wilson, r 2; Pat Beer, r 1; Ronn Beep, r 1; Steve Beer, r 1; Kay Waldbeser, r 1; Becky Zimmerman, r 2; Jay Haab, r 2; Barbara Zimmerman, r 2; Terry Zimmerman, r 2. Poland China — Cynthia Rapp, r 2. Duroc — Glenn Davis, r 1. Hampshire — Renee Anglin, r 1; Mark Vanlaningham, r 1; Terry Vanlaningham, r 1; Beth Beer, r 2; Colleen Beer, r 2; Lee Beer, r 2; Brenda Davis, r 1. Steers Shorthorn — Glen Davis, r 1. Hereford — Dan Doll, r1; Doug Rassi, r 2; Ben Waldbeser, r 1. Angus — Lydia Tucker, r 1; Brian Tucker, r 1; Melinda Tom, r 2 Leesburg; Laura Tucker, r 1; Pam Sands,.r 2; Brent Kaiser, r 2; John Kaiser, r 2; Craig Tucker, r 2; Kay Waldbeser. r 1; Steve Tucker, r1; Melissa Tom, r 2 Leesburg; Tom Sorensen, r 1; Ann Kaiser, r 2. Charolais — Kip Tom, r 2 Leesburg two animals; Clark Rassi, r 2.

GRAND CHAMPION BARROW East Center Street Plaza —- Ace Hardware, Kroger's Judd's Drugs, Silveus and Bradway, Lake City Bank

New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE Rev. Howard Kreider was guest Speaker during the morning worship service, speaking from Revelation 11 and 12. Rev. Kreider led the evening adult Bible class. The Duane Sells family from Silver Lake gave a special musical program also. After church services, a large group gathered in the fellowship hall to listen to a tape sent from Miss Catherine Froh, a missionary from Haiti. Ice cream and cake were served by Mr. and Mrs. Raul Schermerhorn and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse. Those who assisted at the Missionary Press Tuesday evening were: Mrs. Bill Speicher, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Mrs. Vida Losey. Mrs. Glen Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews and Mr. John Plank. David and Loetta Morehouse left Tuesday for two weeks in Haiti with the Oriental Missionary Society Youth Wit-

Armbruster-Mikesell Wedding Held In Bremen Monday, July 27

Miss Barbara Armbruster, daughter of Mrs. Andrew Armbruster of r 1 Syracuse, and Charles E. Mikesell of South Bend were united in marriage Monday, July 27, at the home of Rev. Robert Hueni in Bremen. Mr. Mikesell is retired and Mrs. Mikesell is a registered nurse.

Nicolai Machine and Repair Shop 701 S. Main St. Phone: 457-3232 SYRACUSE, INDIANA Lawn Mower Sales & Service Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding JIGS - FIXTURES - TOOLS - DIES Wrought Iron Railings & Specialties

PIERCETON Boston Stores —1 hog Pierceton Lumber Company —1 hog. 1 steer Pierceton State Bank — 2 sheep. 3 steers Pletcher s Food Market —1 hog. 4 steer Sellers and Sons — 4 hogs Shoop Insurance Agency —1 sheep. 4 steer Standard Farm Center — 2 hogs SIDNEY Don Slater —1 hog Slater Feeds —1 hog Harold Slater and Sons —1 hog SILVER LAKE Ashland Oil —1 sheep Claypool Sales — I sheep, 1 hog. 1 steer Lake City Bank — 2 hogs, 4 steers | Miller Hardware —1 sheep Miller Lumber Company —1 hog Silver Lake Lions —1 sheep, 1 hog Peg’s Drug —1 hog Sell’s OU —1 sheep Town and Country Sheet Metal —1 hog SYRACUSE The Star Store —1 steer WARSAW Arnolds Market — 4 hog * Barney’s Men’s Store —1 hog Bledsoe Buick —1 hog Breedings Cigar Store —1 hog Conley Oil Co. — 2 sheep, 3 steers Creighton Bros. —ssheep, 2hogs, 3steers D and M Motors —1 hog Donut Shop — 4 hog Downtown Warsaw Merchants —1 hog, 114 steers East Center Street Shopping Plaza — Edd’s Feed Store — 2 hogs. 1 steer

ness Crusade. Their parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse accompanied them to Greenwood where they joined the group leaving by bus to Miami, Fla. They will fly from Miami to Haiti. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stetler entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Meek and family of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Gareth Meek and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meek and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. John Stetler and daughters all of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schermerhorn called on Noah Endsley at a Fort Wayne hospital on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Endsley is undergoing eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller of Florida attended services at New Salem Sunday with Mrs. Ruth De Fries. Mr. and Mrs. Millertare visiting friends and relatives around Milford and North Webster. The Missionary Press which is in the process of relocating south of New Paris (east of Rock Builders) could use some volunteer carpenters Saturday, Aug. 15.

They are residing in South Bend. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Hazel Kline attended the golden wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rogers of near Warsaw on Sunday afternoon.

——> GRAND CHAMPION LAMB Peoples State Bank — Leesburg . ■ ■ ' . ■ i . . .

Smith-Walbridge Concert Set For Friday

The Smith-Walbridge camp will present its four bands in concert on Friday, Aug. 14, in Henzie Center at 6:30 p.m. Ray Laffin, director of the Creston junior high school in Indianapolis, will conduct a junior high school band playing: “Ocala March” by John Kimyon, “Shenandoah” by James Ployhor, “Guns of Will Sonnet” by Carroll De Camp, and “Tropical Twilight” by Eric Osterling. Richard Norris, director of the DeKalb senior high school band, will conduct a different junior high school band playing: “Portrait of a Trumpet” by Sammy Nestico and “Mustang” by Eric Osterling and other selections. Dr. Charles Henzie, from Butler University of Indianapolis, will conduct the Walbridge band, consisting of senior high school students playing: "Jubilant Overture” by Alfred Reed, “Scenes from Bohemia” by Vaslav Neblybel and selections from the Broadway musical “Sweet Charity”. Professor Al Roger, director of

IT S VNANMOVS •I - . . . . We’re taking Mom out for supper CHICKEN BAR-B-Q FRIDAY, Aug. 21, 1970 Serving 5 to 8 p. m. Milford Masonic Hall Dining Room Sponsored By Kosciusko Chapter 160, OES a I They’ll have carry-outs, too > Ar - All Tickets: $1.75 DON 4 >

Favley’s Dept.-Store —1 steer Farm Bureau Co-op Petroleum Dept. —1 steer Farmers Mutual Insurance —1 sheep, 2 hogs Kenneth Fawley —1 sheep First National Bank —1 hog, 1 steer Gragg Equipment —1 steer The Grill —1 steer Hatfield Electric —1 hog Home Furniture Mart —1 hog < Kline’s Department Store —1 hog, 1 steer Lake City Bank —1 sheep. 1 hog, 1 steer Lake Theater — 4 hog Lakes Village Shopping Center — 3 hogs, 5 steers Lowery Shopping Center —.l hog, 2 steers Lozier Dairy Farms —1 hog McHatton Funeral Home —1 steer Miller’s Merry Manor —1 steer Montieth Tires —1 hog, 3 steers Ringer Body Shop —1 hog Don Scearse —1 hog Smith Ford —1 hog , P. B. Stewart Stock Yards —1 sheep, 1 Strayer Insurance Company —1 sheep Sun Metal —1 steer W. R. Thomas Stores —1 sheep, 1 steer United Telephone Co, — 2 steers Warsaw Appliance and TV —1 hog Warsaw, Drive In Theater — 4 hog Warsaw Insurance Company —1 sheep, 1 hog Warsaw Office Supply —1 hog Yeager Insurance —1 sheep Yeager - Skinner, Inc. —1 hog Yeiter and Gaushorn —1 steer Smith Appliance —1 hog KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Dave Andrews —1 sheep Tom Anglin —1 hog 4 Erie Stone Co. —1 hog Farm Bureau Co-op —1 sheep, 3 hogs Kosciusko County REMC — 10 sheep, 7 hogs Newman for Congress —1 hog Moor Man’s Feeds — 14 hogs

bands at Jacksonville Univeristy in Florida will conduct the Smith Band. Musical selections „ presented by this band will be: “Variants on a Medieval Tune” by Norhal Dell Joio, “The Good Friday Spell” by Richard Wagner and “The Sound of Music” by Richard Rodgers. There have been 250 students from various high schools rehearsing since Sunday, Aug. 9. These students are being taught by 25 staff members. Wffl and Social Security Q - Medicare sent me a notice denying my claim. I had sent in bills for x-rays by my chiropractor. Why was my claim denied? A- Services by or under the supervision of a chiropractor are not paid for by Medicare.