The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 August 1970 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Aug. 26, 1970;

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Sylvia Freese And Thomas Duncan Married Sunday In Lake Ceremony

Pickwick Park. Lake Wawasee, was the setting for the wedding of Sylvia Freese and Thomas Duncan Sunday afternoon. Aug 23 The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Lowell Townsend of the Nappanee United Methodist church in the summer home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Karl Freese, winter residents of 458 E Vanßuren. Nappanee Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Harry Duncan of Louisville. Ky The bride was given in marriage by her father She wore a summer formal of imported cotton voile and Swiss embroidery m colors of navy, red and white The sleeveless, floor length gown featured a lifted waistline, full skirt, and was accented with a portrait neckline She carried a nosegay of white daisy pom pons and a red rose Maid of honor was Miss Georgia Kohopoulos. a former roommate of the bride, from Flint. Mich Bridesmaid was Miss Marianne Torrance of Marion also a summer resident of Pickwick Park Both wore matching full-length sleeveless gowns of imported navy cotton voile accented with bands of Venise lace on the skirt and high neckline They wore small corsages of daisy pom pons Serving as best man was Jerry thmcan. brother of the bride groom, from Louisville.

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The hquse was decorated following an informal lake motif. Miss Cherie Crane. Nappanee, was m charge of the decoration arrangements for the house and for the reception which followed on the west lawn. Miss Alice Torrance was in charge of the guest book and Miss Martha Lu Torrance furnished the music for the ceremony Assisting with the gifts were Misses Lisa Lanham, Catherine Torrance and Sara Schacht After September 1 the couple will reside at r 1, South Shore Rd., Unionville, near Bloomington on Lake Lemon The bride is a 1968 graduate of Nappanee high school and will be a junior at Indiana university. Bloomington. The bridegroom is a graduate of Pleasure Ridge high school in Louisvtlle. and is a senior at Indiana university. Both the bride and the bridegroom are English majors. SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS Thursday. Sept. 3 — Chilled orange juice, chili-mac, lettuce salad, bread and butter, apple crisp and milk. Friday. Sept 4 — Fish squares, potato salad, tomato w ges. bread and butter, cherry ’ t and milk. Jim And Pam Rummell Are Married Recently Jim and Pam Rummell of Milford were remarried recently. The couple is the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh and Mr and Mrs. James Chambers, all of the Milford area The bride is the former Pam Treesh The bridegroom is serving with the U.S. marines.

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Parties Held Honoring Bride-To-Be, Alice Alfrey A series of lovely parties have preceded the marriage of Alice Alfrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alfrey and Gordon Love, son of Dr. and Mrs. Logan Love, all of Lake Wawasee, which will take place August 29 at the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church. A dinner and dance honored Miss Alfrey, given by Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kinder of Syracuse, at the Elcona Country club in Elkhart. ~ A Christmas shower was given by Mrs. Joy Sims and Mrs. Richard Miller in the Syracuse home of Mrs. Sims with decorations in Christmas green and holiday lights. Another party was helcbat the home of Miss Susan Kirkdcrfer and her mother, Mrs. Hubert Kirkdorfer on r 4 Syracuse. The gift table and serving table were decorated in violet and white. Mrs. Ronald Minzey honored the bride-to-be with an “Around the clock" shower and luncheon at her home in Elkhart on August 17. Luncheon Wednesday Honors Esther Beer A luncheon Wednesday noon honored Miss Esther Beer of Milford, bride-elect of Elmer Haab of r 1 Syracuse. Miss Esther Getz, .Mrs George Graff and Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner were hostesses for the event. The luncheon was held in a Goshen restaurant. Peach colored gladioli centered the table with women attending from Bremen. Goshen. Milford and Syracuse. Now Forming Afternoon Bridge-O-Rama The Lakeland Bridg-O-Rama afternoon sessions are currently forming and will be starting soon Interested persons should contact Mrs. Robert Willits or Mrs. Mike Umbaugh at Syracuse. The ladies are co-chairmen. TIPPY CLUB HAS PICNIC WEDESDAY Due to inclement weather the annual picnic of Tippecanoe Township home demonstration club was held in the Barbee Conservation building Aug 19. Thirteen members and two guests, Dennis J. Weaver, Marion and Mary Higgins, North Webster, were present. Mrs. Charles Fralick, r 1 Leesburg, was accepted as a new member. Mrs. Russell Mickley, president, opened the meeting with a poem entitled “I’m Counting On You.” Nema Collins read the meditation. Reports were given by Mrs. Hayes Hidy, health and safety; Goldie Hunnicutt, garden hints; Mrs. Tom Reynolds, secretary and Mrs. Louis Gee, treasurer A letter, from Cardinal Learning Center, Warsaw, expressing appreciation for past support and inviting the club to visit the school, was read. Mrs. Opal Esch was hostess for the picnic. She was assisted by Nema Collins.

j - ; 'V -iT • ** xJc-J L_—A ' ■ UI I ■HMNM GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. L. Dee Rock of New Paris will observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 tos p.m. Sunday. Sept. 6, at their home. Mr. Rock and the former Rose Krauter were married on September 4, 1920 in Warsaw by Rev. Leslie J. Naftiger. They have one son. Herschel, and three grandchildren. Mr. Rock was in partnership with his son in the masonry contacting business and retired in 1960. The Rocks have resided in their present home for 49 years. No invitations have been issued and they request there be no gifts.

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PLANNING OCTOBER WEDDING — The engagement of Miss Cynthia .Ann Best to Roger Lewis Heckaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Heckaman, Kale Island. Lake Wawasee. is being announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Best of 952 E. Market, Nappanee. Miss Best is a graduate of Nappanee high school and attended Ashland college. Ashland. Ohio. She is employed by Coppes Kitchens, Nappanee. Mr. Heckaman graduated from Nappanee high school and Humboldt Institute in Minneapolis. Minn. He is employed by Vega Mobile Homes, Syracuse. An October 24 wedding is being planned. LIGONIER NEWS By Rose Cunningham Ligonier Budget Set At $2.04 , The Ligonier city council passed its budget for this year at the third reading during last night’s meeting The tax rate for next year is set for $2.04. A letter was read stating that the revised plans and specifications for sanitary sewers and sewage treatment plant improvements had been approved by both the stream pollution control board and the state board of health. Ligonier has now been recommended for a point assignment of $11.73 on a federal grant. In other business-Tony DePew was granted a 30 day permit to show 60 foot trailers in the Greenlawn addition at the west edge of the city. The approval of property owners will also have to be obtained. MRS. MARKER BREAKS HIP Mrs. Martha Marker, who has been residing in Bremen since selling her home in Ligonier last year, fell Monday evening while visiting at the home of Mrs. Lillian Brandeberry. Mrs Marker was taken by ambulance to a LaPorte hospital where it was found that she had fractured her hip. She had been brought to Ligonier Sunday by her daughter Mrs. Heber Winebrenner. of LaPorte ANGELA CUNNINGHAM BREAKS LEG Angela Cunningham. 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cunningham, is in Goshen hospital with a fractured leg received while playing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cunningham in Nappanee.

PLAN BAKE AND RUMMAGE SALE THIS WEEK The Bethel church of Milford is holding a rummage sale on . Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the fire station. Persons wishing to donate are requested to take their items to the fire station on Thursday morning or early in the afternoon. The ladies of the church will also hold a bake sale on Saturday. Baked goods are to be taken to the fire station early in the morning. Mrs. Oliver Replogle is serving as chairman of the project. BUSY HOMEMAKERS HOLD FAMILY NIGHT Thirteen members of the Busy Homemakers club of Milford entertained their husbands and families on August 21 at the Milford fire station. A delicious carry-in supper was enjoyed. The centerpiece for the long table was a birthday cake with names of those having August birthdays and yellow roses. Those with August birthdays are Mrs. Ralph Tusing, Mrs. Harvey Hollar. Glen Pinkerton and son Domis. Games were enjoyed. FELLOWSHIP CLASS HAS POTLUCK The Fellowship class of the Calvary United Methodist church of Syracuse held a potluck dinner and class party in the youth room at the church on Sunday. The business meeting was opened by president Mrs. Jessie Winegart who gave devotions with the assistance of Mrs. Fredericks. .After a short business meeting I. J. Byland closed with prayer. Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Foulke of South Bend were guests. VISIT RELATIVES Mrs. Allie Rumfelt of Fort Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hollar at Granger recently. Mrs. Hollar is very ill. Mrs. Rumfelt is an aunt of the Hollarsand Howard Cunningham is a cousin. They also visited at the home of Mrs. Nellie (Cunningham) Anderson at Elkhart. Mrs. Anderson’s daughter Betty Hayes was buried on Monday. < You cannot antagonize and persuade at the same time.

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County Extension Service News By ANN” HANCOCK Ladies Don't Forget Style Show Don’t forget to make your entries in the style show for achievement night! Each extension homemakers club is allowed to make three entries. Garments must have been made by an extension homemaker in Kosciusko county. Any type of garinent — child, adults, sportswear and formals will be included. All entries must be sent to the extension office by September 1. From the entries received the achievement committee will select a well rounded program. To make an entry send your name, address, along with a description of the garment and a swatch of fabric and picture if you have one to the extension office, courthouse. W’arsaw. All entrants will be notified after the committee has made its selections. Achievement night is October 28. There will be a dress rehearsal the night before. COUNTY TRIP - Reservations are pouring in for the September 30 trip to the Bavarian Village. There are only 25 left, so get them in soon so you won’t be left out. KNITTING & CAKE DECORATING - If you are interested in the advanced knitting and advanced cake decorating lessons to be offered in September be sure to send your name and address to the extension office. The lessons are open to the public. Cake decorating will consist of two lessons. Knitting lessons will be in a series of four. Send your name and address in if you’re interested so that we can notify you of the date, time and place. DATES — August 24, fair committee meeting at 1 p.m. at the women’s building. August 26, party decorations committee meeting at 1 p.m. at the women’s building. September 1. Christmas workshop committee meeting at 1 p.m. at the Women’s Building. PINEAPPLE DESSERT (can be made days ahead) 1 No. 1 can crushed pineapple. 16 large marshmallows, 1 carton Cool Whip (Small). Heat together, over low heat, pineapple (do not drain) and marshmallows. Stir occasionally. When marshmallows are melted let cool. Mix in Cool Whip and Freeze. You may add nuts and maraschino cherries. A loaf pan is best, about 4x4xß. This is a wonderful desert to get ready a day or two ahead. MRS. MARIE KELLY ENTERTAINED BY BRIDGE CLUB Members of the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club of the Lakeland area entertained last Wednesday at a Nappanee restaurant in honor of Mrs. Marie Kelly, a former member. Following the dinner the ladies went to the home of Mrs. C. S. Myers in Syracuse for a social afternoon Attending with Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Myers were Mrs. C. D. Barnes. Mrs. R. W. Brown, Mrs. Melvin Markley. Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner, Mrs. Harry Phend, Mrs. Lehman Wemple and Mrs Robert Reed.

■str 25th ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mss. William Burgett of Milford will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday, Aug. 30, from 2 to 5 p.m. in their home in Milford. The couple was married on August 27. 1945, by Rev. R. V. Gould in Huntington. W. Va.. and are the parents of two children, Mrs. Dennis (Paula) Wuthrich of Milford and William at home. They also have one granddaughter. Karin Wuthrich.

Miss Ruth Rode And Tony Zimmerman Harried In Bremen Church

A double ring ceremony united in marriage Miss Ruth Rode and Tony Zimmerman Saturday afternoon. Aug. 15, at four o’clock in the Community Gospel church, Bremen. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rode of r 1 Whitestown and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zimmerman of r 2 Milford. Officiating at the nuptial service was Robert Hueni, pastor of the Bremen church. Music was provided by Mrs. James Fair of Walkerton, organist. White gladioli and blue mums decorated the altar. Mr. Rode gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a short gown of bonded lace with a fitted bodice and partially full skirt. The long sleeves were also of lace. Her shoulder length veil fell from a sequined crown. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of white roses and baby’s breath. Attendant in Blue Mrs. Harlie Johnson of r 1 Whitestown served her sister as matron of honor. She appeared in a short blue gown of bonded lace styled with long lace sleeves. Her headpiece was blue flowers with a short veil. She carried a cascade of white roses and white carnations. ’ Marvin Miller of the U.S. Marine corps. California, was the best man. Ushers were Terry Zimmerman of r 2 Milford and Robert Hyden of r 1 Whitestown. The mother of the bride was attired in a blue dress and the bridegroom’s mother wore a two piece aqua dress with matching shoes and white accessories. Their corsages were white roses. Reception A reception followed the ceremony in the church basement. Blue and white daisies formed the table decorations. Miss Jeanne Zimmerfnan poured the punch and Miss Barbara Zimmerman and Becky Zim-

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merman served ice cream and cake. Following a short honeymoon in northern Ohio, the newlyweds are residing at r 1 Whitestown. The bride is a 1970 graduate of Marian-Adams high school and is presently a waitress. Mr. Zimmerman, a graduate of Wawasee high school, is attending Lincoln Technical Institute, Indianapolis. ENTERTAIN FOR CALIFORNIA GUESTS Mrs. Mace Hollar entertained at a Sunday dinner for Rev, C. L. Haney and wife of Culver, and their daughter Mrs. Arthur McKay and two sons Bob and Rickey of Indio. Calif. On Thursday evening a carryin supper was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hollar and son Douglas of Warsaw honoring the above named California guests. Others present were Mrs. Mace Hollar of Milford, Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Haney of Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gawthrop, Jan Gauthrop of Etna Green, Miss Jeanette Scott of Bourbon, Mr. and Mrs. James Gawthrop and family of Benton and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hollar and family of Warsaw.

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