The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 October 1970 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed.. Oct. 7, 1970
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AROUND • J _ Little Known Facts: It was almost overlooked in the recent retirement story of Syracuse r 3 rural mail carrier Louis Cobbum that his substitute carrier from January 5. 1970 to Cobbum s effective retirement, July 24, was Rhudell <Mrs. Paul) Yeager. Mrs. Yeager, in fact, is still continuing the r 3 circuit on a daily basis and will be relieved on October 19 by Carroll Koble, a long lime Syracuse postal employee. , | It should be noted, perhaps parenthetically, that Mrs Yeager’s husband has been faithfully making his appointed rounds as carrier for the city’s short route for the past six yeras Since leaving the Pickwick Lounge. Red Marlin has been managing the kitchen and dining room (Driftwood Room) at Wawasee golf club. It is not generally known, however, that Red will soon become manager of dining facilities at Warsaw's popular Roielle Ford golf club. State senator John F Augsburger. a summertime resident of Lake Wawasee, left by auto Saturday morning (or Boston. Mass , where he will attend sessions of the Water Pollution Consultants’ Federation Senator Augsburger is chairman of the committee on pollution and insecticides of the Indiana General Assembly. He hopes to visit Washington, D. C., en route home Making the trip with him was his wife Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graff. SATURDAY MORNING on Main street: Truck-car mishap amounting to $l5O damage, no injuries, long lines at the bank windows; a woman washing her hands at the corner drinking fountain in 46 degree weather, chilling winds; parking lot full; barbers busy; numerous persons “borrowing” police parking spot for rush business; lady on errands shut -hand in car door: Also. Three big chartered busses with words Blackford Band taped to sides, headed east
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on Main at 11:94; youths on a church paper drive; a lawn mower being pushed down the sidewalk for two-city blocks, presumably a new purchase; and a muffler being installed on a car. What did we miss? A new roof is going on the Masonic Hail on Main street/ Chief of police and Mrs. Orville Vanderßeyden made a trip to Bloomington over the week end to see their new granddaughter, Christina Ann. bom on October 1. New hours are being announced on Fridays for the Syracuse bank. effective November 6. The lobby will be open each Friday until 5 instead of the usual 3 o’clock time. Among those celebrating birthdays today. October 7, are Syracuseans, Mrs. Estella Swartz, observing her 89th and Clarence Snyder, now at the Nicholson Convalescent Home, 2400 Elkhart Road. Goshen. 88-years-young. The Syracuse Parent Teachers Association has been dropped and a newly organized Parent Teacher Organization is being formed with a membership drive scheduled for October 12-17. Mrs. Glenn A Baker has been named membership chairman and Mrs. Robert Day is the P.T.O. president for 1970-71. We understand JP Koher and Harry Vanllemert have donated monies for the Syracuse police department project of new beach sand at the city park. In addition, the local Jaycees have purchased a large amount of sand and will be assisting with labor and equipment this week end in transporting the sand, along with a number of other local persons with available trucks. The Syracuse License Branch on Main street will be closed on Columbus Day. October 12. according to manager Virginia Putt. The NIPSCo men will have to proride their faithful employee. Leila Connolly, with a truck to cart home her cards and gifts from the hospital At least this is what Leila thinks. In a card her office received Monday from her in the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne she wrote. "I have so many cards and flowers I think I will need a NIPSCo truck to pick me up.”
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She entered the hospital on Monday. Sept. 28, for major surgery and Jay Peffley and Shirley Rock are doing their best to hold down the fort during her absence. The 1970 Chevrolet Malibu, now displayed in front of Auer's service station following its Saturday morning accident is one reason insurance rates are so high. Owner Billy McGuire of r 4 Albion bought the car in July, made an August payment, failed to make his September payment, and now the car is an indescribable total loss. Miles on the speedometer: 5.705. Don’t be surprised if you see the election for the Lakeland school board heat up in the next few weeks, with charges and counter charges mounting rapidly. You're asking who the pretty new waitresses are at the Syracuse case? Here's who: June White. Mary Bechtel and Cris Finney. A new 4-unit apartment complex is going up on the northwest corner of Brooklyn and Oak streets in the southwest part of town. It is made up of four modular homes, a unique idea in low income housing. Donations for the United Fund in Turkey Creek township are slow in coming according to a report from Nancy Prickett, chairman During the first week of the drive, 11.035 was collected toward the big 15.000 goal set here. Another progress report is due today Nancy said. Bill Perry of Milford is visiting in Indiana Harbor this week. Vote for WILLIAM BRAMMER, a conservative candidate for the local School Board, who believes we do not need this increase in the cumulative building fund tax. We have just completed enough class rooms for 1500 students, and our increase to date has not been 300 students. Why should we be taxed for something we do not need now. Vote for WTLLIAM BRAMMER for the School Board. ADV. Paid For By William Brammer. Syracuse.
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NO INJURIES IN TRAFFIC LANE CHANGE Minor damage was reported and no injuries sustained in a Saturday mishap on Pike street in Goshen. Harold D. Deßolt, 40, r 3 Syracuse, attempted to change lanes when westbound on Pike at 6:52 p.m. and his 1968 Mercury hit the westbound car driven by Cecil R. Slayton. Jr., 26, Elkhart. The 1960 Ford is owned by the Elkhart city police department. Patrolman Gregory Daniels investigated. RECEIVES FINES AND STIFF SENTENCE Richard P. Wagner, 41, r 1 Syracuse, was assesed $25 in Elkhart county city court at Goshen Friday night for resisting arrest and sentenced to a 30-day jail sentence. He also lost his operator’s license for a two-month period, was given a suspended 60-day sentence to the state farm and was assessed $51.25 for driving while under the influence of intoxicants. Wagner was unable to pay the two assessments, plus two other assessments owed to the court, so was committed to the Elkhart county jail for an additional period to satisfy the fines and costs. He was taken into custody around 11:50 Friday night in an alley behind 715 south Main in Goshen by patrolman Calvin Miller after observing him driving in an erratic manner for several blocks. Wagner struggled with Miller in the yard and ran into a house where he was then taken into custody
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New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE HELPING HANDS HELD TUESDAY The Helping Hands met Tuesday night in the fellowship hall. Mrs. Max Shively presided during the business meeting. Mrs. John Plank led in singing “This is my Father’s World.” Mrs. John Stookey led in devotions reading “Art of Friendship” and “Golden Thoughts” and John 13:31-35. She also led in prayer. Mrs. Shively read “I had a job to do.” Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr., introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Charles Baldwin of Syracuse. Mrs. Baldwin and husband are farmer missionaries to Nigeria, West Africa. She told of their experiences and showed several articles from Africa and their meaning. Mrs. Tom closed with prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs. Tom and Mrs. Bruce Baker to 17 ladies. - NS—BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY Mrs. Vida Losey was hostess to a birthday surprise party Monday evening for Mrs. Zona Deeter. Homemade ice cream and cake was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse. Mrs. Manda Stackhouse. Mrs. Ruth DeFries, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. —NS—SUNDAY WORSHIP Pastor Lewycky read Psalms 119:49-64 during the worship hour and introduced guest speaker. Rev. Claude Beachy. The Beachy's daughters, Karla, Kristine and Karen gave the special music.
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Rev. Beachy and family plan to return to Haiti soon and continue working as radio engineer at the station there. Mrs. Beachy assists in the medical clinic. The Beachys are serving with the Oriental Missionary Society. Pastor Lewycky’s message during the evening service was “The Light Men See.” —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Zona Deeter of Leesburg spent the week end at the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Sands. Lori and Jeff of Munster. Mrs. Glen Morehouse, Mrs. Edna Tom. Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Mrs. Cleve Shuder attended the state WCTU convention Tuesday afternoon at the Goshen City Church of the Brethren. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bronman. Chris, Candace and Shawn were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Mrs. Vida Losey, Mrs. Virginia Bockman and Mrs. Laura Himes of North Webster and Mrs. Ruth DeFries enjoyed Sunday dinner together. Mr. and Mrs. John Stetler and daughters moved Saturday from Dewart Lake into their newly purchased home on Boston street in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively spent several days last week on vacation. They toured the REMC
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Hoosier generating plant at Vincennes and visited Mr. and Mrs. George Shreiber, Jerry and Cindy at New Albany. They also visited with their eldest son, Dennis, who is serving with the army and is stationed at Fort Knox. Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse attended the three day REMC regional convention last week. It was held at Clarksburg. W. Va. Mr, and Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Georgina attended the Dunwiddie reunion held at the Bluffton 4-H building recently. CGYA GROUP ATTENDS MT. TABOR SERVICE The CGYA group of the Syracuse Church of God met at the Richard Coy home in Syracuse Sunday for a late afternoon buffet preceding services at the Mount Tabor Church of God. Following the special service, members returned to the Coy home for dessert and a roundtable discussion of the program. LAKELAND LOCAL Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Read and sons, Terry and Mike, of Union City, were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Myiihier of Milford.
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Injured As Car Hits Flasher In Syracuse Friday Leßoy Davis, 28, of North Webster, was admitted to the hospital for possible back injuries following a one-car accident at 8:25 Friday night in Syracuse. Authorities reported the Davis car, a 1970 Rebel was damaged $2,000 after going out of control on SR 13 as Davis, southbound, hit the railroad signal at the south edge of Syracuse, when failing to negotiate the curve. The first aid unit responded to the call along with Syracuse police officer Dale Sparklin and deputy sheriff Roger Fellows. Damage to the B & O signal was set at S4OO. Saturday evening guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doral McFarren, Kathy and Steve were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely and Morris Wolferman. all of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rhoades and two children of North Webster are moving into the Charles Boddiger, Jr., home in Milford that they have purchased. The Boddiger family moved to Archbold, Ohio.