The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 September 1970 — Page 8

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Mr. And Mrs. Sherman Coy To Observe 60th Wedding Anniversary Sept. 27

Mr. and Mrs 'Sherman Coy will quietly observe their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday. Sept. 27, at their home iri Kimmell for immediate family and close relatives. The couple was married September 24, 1910. Mr. Coy is the son of Irvin and Cynthia Coy of Cromwell and Mrs. Coy is the daughter of William and Rosetta Goble of Syracuse. They have lived around Syracuse until the past 20

Wawasee Lakeside Chapel Setting For Littleton-Donley Wedding Rites

The marriage of Sheryl Littleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Fick of Lake Wawasee. and Thomas Donley, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Donley of Cleveland. Ohio, was solemnized at 7 o'clock on September 19 in Wawasee Lakeside chapel at Lake Wawasee. The Rev Harlan Steffen, pastor of the church officiated for the double ring ceremony. Floral arrangements decorated the wedding setting The bride chose for het* wed ding a street length gown of pink and white crepe, empire style and carried a nosegay of pink roses and white carnations Mrs David Ulery of Elkhart attended her sister in a pink Aline gown and carried a nosegay of pink roses John Harford of Enchanted Hills. Syracuse, was best man. Reception A reception followed in the Harford home with 60 guests in attendance

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years.. They are the parents of two sons. Eugene Coy of Goshen and Sherman Coy, Jr., of Pierceton and two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Marguerite) Jennings of Felton. Calif, and Mrs. Helen Ray of Goshen They have eight grandchildren. This will be the firsLtime in 10 years for all of the immediate family to be together.

Following a wedding trip to Ohio, the couple will be residing in the Syracuse-North Webster area. The bridegroom is an employee at The Weatherhead Company, Syracuse. Observe 25th Anniversary Mr and Mrs. Ryland Mock of Syracuse were entertained with a dinner at a Fort Wayne restaurant on September 9 in observance of the 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts for the event were their children. Mr and Mrs. Michael Brower and Mr. and Mrs Philip Mock, all of North Webster The couple was united in marriage in the Milford Christian Oiurch by the Rev. Lester Young Mrs. Mock was the former Kathleen Grubb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Grubb, r 2 Syracuse.

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Club Starts Season With Luncheon The Syracuse Wednesday Afternoon club started its new season with a one o’clock luncheon last week with 23 members and one guest, Mrs. B. Francis, in attendance. Tables were decorated in the fall theme with centerpieces of yellow Baby mums interspersed with burnt orange gladiolis. Following luncheon, the meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Lenore Evans. A poem was read in memory of Mrs. Court Slabaugh. Mrs. John Sudlow introduced the afternoon speaker, Mrs. Chet Warren of the Poor Doll’s shop, her topic being, “What is a Doll Hospital?” She included illustrations of how most dolls can be restored to their original beauty. Members of the club brought their own dolls to display with one erf the oldest dolls to be 50-years-old. Mrs. Ralph Thornburg exhibited items to be sold for the blind. Mrs. Dean Pittman will entertain at her home for the next club meeting. Recitation of the Mizpah benediction preceded club dismissal. Mrs. Hontz Entertains Ebenezer Ladies Aid The Ebemezer Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Roy Hontz of Cromwell with 13-members responding to roll call. In the absence of president Mrs. Roy Wilkinson, due to illness. Mrs. Calvin Beck, vice president, presided. Devotions were by Mrs. Hontz and her co-hostess, Mrs. Alma Archer. Mrs. Ruth Weaver, Mrs. Eldon Stoner. Mrs. Lloyd E. Well, Mrs. Joyce Hontz. Mrs. Clarence W’right, Mrs. Dale Hursey and Mrs. Emerson Bushong, daughter of Mrs. Hontz, were guests. Following a short business session, a social hour followed. The October meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Calvin Beck at Bonar Lake.

w ■ fl MR. AND MRS. JERRY BYRD Calvary United Methodist Church Setting For Biller-Byrd Wedding

The Calvary United Methodist church, Syracuse, was the setting for the lovely 1:30 Saturday afternoon. Sept. 5, wedding uniting in marriage Glenda Kay Biller and Jerry Lee Byrd. The Rev. Kennard Robinson, pastor of the church, performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 50 guests. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Biller of r 4 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrd, 613 south Main, Syracuse. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs.

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TO OBSERVE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Liechty of Grabill will observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday, Sept. 27, from I:3® to 4:30 at the Grabill Barn located one-half block west of the Grabill bank on First street. The couple has requested no gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Liechty are the parents of eight children. 31 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Their children are: Robert Liechty. Grabill; Mrs. Everett (Edith) Welty of Syracuse: Mrs. Glenford (Ruth) King. Wauseon, Ohio: Morris of Fort Wayne: Mrs. Gaylord (Esther) Beck of Archbold. Ohio; Mrs. J. David (Florence) Klopfenstein. Kendallville. Gordon Liechty of Grabill: and Mrs. Carl (.Anna) Mowan. Fort Wayne.

Mrs. Freida Ruch of r 1 Milford has as her guests for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lanz of Elgin. 111. Mrs Lanz and Mrs. Ruch are sisters.

Sandra Mench of Syracuse served as matron of honor and Miss Sheryll Byrd, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Donald Scarberry of Fort Wayne was best man. Groomsman was Ed Grise of Goshen. Barney Galloway of Syracuse was an usher. Following a wedding trip to the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, the newlyweds will be residing on r 2 Syracuse. The bride is an employee at Burger Dairy Store at Syracuse and the bridegroom is employed at Elcona Trailer, Elkhart.

LAKELAND LOCALS Saturday evening guests of Mrs. Pret Poe of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Burel Martz of Nappanee and Mrs. Pearl Hunt of Warsaw. They all attended the Milford Fair. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Curtright entertained as their guests on Sunday, Sept. 20, their two daughters and husbands. T-Sgt and Mrs. Billy Thomas of South Korea; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grubaugh and son, Jeremy, of Brighton; Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Howard and five sons of Peru: and Mr. and Mrs. Devon Hossler of Nappanee.

Silver Thimble Club RUMMAGE SALE at the MILFORD FIRE STATION Friday & Saturday, Sept. 25 & 26 September 25 — 9 am to 9 pm September 26 — 9 am to 6 pm

County Extension Service News ■■■ ■■■ MB 4MM 888 888 MB MB BM M By ANN HANCOCK MSG RECOGNIZED AS SAFE The Food and Drug Administration has released a report on the safety of MSG (monosodium glutamate) but it will not be used in baby foods since it has not been found to benefit infants. This ends several months of research concerning the safety of this food additive. Monosodium glutamate is derived naturally for an acid in protein foods. It is, used by food processors to restore flavor and by homemakers as a flavor enhancer. Its safety had rarely been questioned until the cyclamate incident. If MSG is contained in a processed food, it will be stated on the label so that those who want to avoid it can. Accent which is a brand name for monosodium glutamate and other brands will continue being sold to the consumer. Party Decorations Don’t forget today is the date for the party decorations special interest lesson. It will be held at the women’s building from 2-8 p.m. None of the items will be for sale just lots of free ideas. It is open to the public. Pencil and paper will be provided to jot down ideas that you want to remember. Panel of American Women Also remember the date September 28 at 8 p.m. for the Panel of American Women at the Women’s Building, Fairgrounds. It promises to be a most interesting evening. Sponsored by the Extension Homemakers of Kosciusko County, a small donation will be taken. Dates September 23 — Party decorations, special interest lesson, 2-8 p.m., Women’s building. September 28 — Panel of American Women, 8 p.m.. women’s building. September 30 — County trip to the Bavarian Village — departure time 6:30 a m. October 7— Past county officers pot luck supper, 6:30 R.E.M.C. October 14 — Leader training lesson Use of Lighting and Picture Arrangement, 1 and 7 p.m., women’s building. Shoo-Fly Pie (liquid part) m cup molasses, 1 egg (well beaten), 1 T. soda (dissolved in cup boiling water) (crumb part) 3 cup flour, 2 cup dark or light brown sugar, 4 cup butter, h tsp. nutmeg. Vs tsp. ginger, tsp. cloves. 4 tsp. cinnamon, 1 tsp. salt. Mix liquid part together. Combine crumb part together, mix into crumbs. Pour liquid part into pastry lined tins and top with crumb mixture. Make four 7” pies. Bake in moderate over 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until firm. Named Mother's Club 'Member Os The Year' Mrs. Joe Schlaback was voted as member of the year when the Carefree Mothers club of Milford met in the home of Mrs. Don Schlaback recently. Mrs Joe Schlaback was co-hostess for the day. New officers for the year were elected as follows: President — Mrs. William Bess Vice president — Mrs. Donald Anderson Secretary — treasurer — Mrs. Jerry BrayMrs. Pat Meek won the door prize. Mrs. Carol Goss was accepted as a new member. z The theme of the day was Hawaii with the mothers dressing in Hawaiian styles and pictures shown erf Hawaii.

i ||B '-Jr OPEN HOUSE — Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gebert of r 1 Pierceton will observe their golden wedding anniversary with a reception for relatives and friends on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 2-4 p.m. at the Barbee Lake Conservation hall. Their daughter, Mrs. Vernon Fawley of Syracuse, will be in charge of the event. The couple has four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. A son. Jack Gebert, was killed while serving in the U.S. services. A carry-in dinner will follow the open house.

Sherry Searfoss And J. Anthony Norris Exchange Vows At St. Andrew's

Miss Sherry Gay Searfoss and J. Anthony Norris exchanged wedding vows on Saturday, Sept. 5, in the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church, Syracuse with the Rev. August Lundquist officiating for the double ring ceremony. Ivy and arrangements of yellow and white chrysanthemums and gladiolus and lighted tapers bedecked the setting for the 2 o’clock ceremony. White satin bows marked the pews. Miss Lois Hamm of North Webster, church organist, supplied nuptial selections. Parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Searfoss of r 1 Syracuse and Mrs. Virginia M. Norris of Eugene, Ore., and John M. Norris, Seattle, Wash. Given In Marriage Given in marriage by her parents, the radiant bride appeared in a street length gown of white frosted satin and Swiss lace featuring a lace trimmed train and her flowers were yellow sweetheart roses and white carnations. Mrs. Ron Flickenger of Fort W ayne served as matron of honor in a street length gown of gold organza with matching flowers. Dale E. Onyon of West Lafayette was best man. Robert T. Searfoss of Syracuse, brother of the bride, ushered. Mrs. Searfoss chose for the wedding an aqua knit and the bridegroom's mother selected a yellow knit. Their corsages were of carnations and roses.

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Reception Follows A reception followed in the church parlor for the 45 guests. The bride, a graduate of Syracuse high school, received her BS from Indiana university in 1966 and MS degree from Purdue university in 1968. She is a teacher in the Lafayette school system. The bridegroom, a student at Purdue university, is serving with the U.S. navy. Following a brief honeymoon, the couple is residing at West Lafayette.

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