The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 January 1971 — Page 5

OBITUARIES

Double Rites For Mr. And Mrs. Robert Davis Double funeral services were held at 1:30 p m. Saturday at a fbneral home in Warsaw for Robert H. Davis and Lillian O. Davis of Leesburg Mrs. Davis. 67. died*Thursday at 11:15 p.m. of complications at Miller's Merry Manor Mr. Davis died Monday at the Veterans Administration hospital in . Marion where he had been a patient since November. Mrs. Davis was born to John and Mary J (Sheppard) Rhoades on April 22,1903 at Wessington, S. D She moved to Kosciusko county from Fairmount in 1942. On October 30. 1924 she married Robert H Davis. Mrs. Davis retired December 8. 1970 from the Child Welfare and Public Assistance of the Kosciusko County Department of Public Welfare where she was a clerk-stenographer for 17 years. She was a member of the United Methodist church of Ijeesburg. a past matron of the Order of Eastern Star of Leesburg, past president of the Auxiliary of the Leesburg American Legion/ a present member of the Auxiliary of the John C Peterson Post 49. a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Eight et 40. and a member of the auxiliary of the Veterans of World War I Robert Davis was a past commander of the Leesburg American Legion, a member of the Warsaw American Legion, the Eight et 40. the Leesburg United Methodist church and was a veteran of World War I where he served with the navy He was a retired farmer The couple is survived by two daughters. Mrs James (Martha) Ross and Mrs Richard (Mary* Higgins, both of Warsaw', and three grandchildren Mrs Davis is also survived by a sister, Mrs Alta Royal of Fairmount A memorial service for Mrs Davis was held Friday evening by the Leesburg Order ot Easter Star Rev David Gosser and Rev. Don Abbey officiated the funeral services and burial was in the Oakwood cemetery. Herbert Francis Barnes Herbert Francis Barnes. 63, former Ligonier and Topeka area resident, died Saturday, Jan. 23, at 9 45 a m in the Missouri State Hospital. Mt Vernon. Mo. He had been ill for the past ten years with tuberculosis Mr Barnes worked as an electric welder He had lived for the past 25 Kansas City. Mo . after leaving this area Survivors include a stepdaughter. Mrs Dean McCall, of San Francisco and a sister. Mrs Vada Beatty, Albuquerque. N. Mex Services were held in the Ulrey funeral home at Ligonier, yesterday (Tuesday) with Rev. Walter R. House, of the United Methodist <church. officiating. Buna! was m Eden cemetery, west of Topeka Mrs. Mary Hite Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at a Goshen funeral home for Mrs Mary A, Hite. 85, of Goshen who died at 1:45 pm Sunday at the Goshen hospital She had been m failing health for the past year. Reiv Garrie Schnelker. pastor of the Assembly of God church, conducted the final ntes. Burial

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was in the Oak Ridge cemetery at Goshen: Mrs. Hite was born at Syracuse January 19.1886. She had lived in Goshen the past 20 years moving there from Pierceton. She was a member of the Assembly of God church. Her first marriage was to Albert Tom who died August 23, 1917. She was married to Omer Hite December 27. 1919., He also preceded her in death August 28. 1962. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Donald Wysong of Goshen. Mrs. Lester Puls of Cozad, Neb.; a step-daughter. Mrs Eldon Ever of Goshen 11 grandchildren, 25 greatgrandchildren and one greatgreat grandchild Mary M. Green - . Funeral services were held Saturday. Jan. 23, at 2 p.m. for Mary M. Green. 84. north Huntington street. Syracuse. Rev. Harold S. Gardner Officiated and burial was in the Solomon Creek cemetery Mrs. Green died at 9:07 p.m. last Wednesday in a> Warsaw nursing home She had been a patient there since July of 1968. The deceased was bom in the Solomon Creek community on September 2/1886 She was the daughter of Henry and Mary (Baugher) Alwme and had lived in the community most of her life. She was married to Orlo Green who preceded her in death 'in 1935 She had worked at the Wilt factory in Syracuse years ago and was a member of the Solomon Creek chqrch Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Dee (Dorothy) Stiver of Syracuse; a son. Joseph Green, of Goshen. and five 0 grandchildren. She was the last of 11 children Mrs. Jean Oppenheim Mrs Jean iValerie) Oppenheim. 72. of Leesburg died Saturday at 9 a m. at a hospital in South Bend where she had been a patient one day She had been in failing health for some time. Mrs. Oppenheim was associated with the family owned Oppenheim Department store at North Manchester Mrs Oppenheim was bom in Whitley county. June 8, 1898, to Allen and Felixita (Busch) Dohner She married Jean Oppenheim on June 19. 1922 in In'dianapohs He passed away on March 31. 1949 In 1952. she moved to Leesburg from North Manchester She was a member of the Zion Lutheran church, the Tri Kappa Sorority and the Tippecanoe Country club Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p m at a funeral home in Warsaw with burial in . Oaklawn cemetery. North Webster Rev Homer Ogle* ami Rev Daniel Hamilton officiated? VISITS MOTHER Mr and Mrs Urban Bauer of Cissna Park. 111. were week end visitors of Mrs Andrew Beer of r 1 Milford Mrs Beer and her guests had dinner Saturdayevening in the hone of Mr and Mrs Donald Beer Other guests were Rev and Mrs. Walter Steffen and Mr and Mrs. Steven Haab of Syracuse Arthur D Stevens, who is an instructor in art history at Scripps college. Claremont, Calif,, was in Bloomington. January 25. to receive his Ph. D degree in art history from Indiana university. He is the husband of the former Linda Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young of Milford

Court News • ■ Divorce Karolyn Sue Start of r 4 Syracuse has filed suit for divorce in Kosciusko court from David S. Start. The couple married on October 28. 1962 and separated on December 27, 1979, and there are no children. Estate The estate of the late Walter W. Manring has been admitted to probate in Kosciusko circuit court with Syracuse attorney Robert Reed as executor of the will. Catherine R. Bond of Mansfield. Ohio, has been listed as heir to the estate valued at $12,000. Manring died on January 5. 1971. Marriage License Applying for a marriage license in Elkhart county are Garry Joe Tom, 23. r 3 Syracuse and Marie Angelynn Jehnsen, 21. r 1 Wakarusa, secretary. Fined Douglas Ihnen. 17, r 3 Syracuse, was fined a total of S3O in Warsaw jp court of Milo Clase for illegal consumption of alcoholic beverages Fined Paying fines in Goshen city court this week for safetyviolations were: Roger S. Smith, 28. r 2 Syracuse, $27.25 for failure to have his car safety checked; Charles E. Murray. 16. Syracuse. $17.25 for failure to have his car safety checked. Booked at County; Jail Alejandro L. Lozano. 35, of Milford was booked at the county jail over the week end for driving under the influence of intoxicating beverages. Divorce Filed Shirley Stitt. Milford, has filed suit for divorce from John Stitt. The couple married March 18.‘ 1970 and separated on June 10, 1970. Xlhe Suit Kosciusko County Collections. Inc.. Warsaw, has filed a twoparagraph complaint on promissory note suit in Kosciusko superior court against John Skees. r 2 Leesburg. The plaintiff seeks judgments totaling $2,584.40. Hunsberger Estate „ Melba Hunsberger, r 1 Milford, has been named executrix of the estate of her late husband. Richard Hunsberger who died November 29, 1970. The estate is estimated at $28,000. The widow is the sole heir. Fined Recently The following people were fined when they recently appeared before justice of the peace, Milo Clase: Marc A. Krieller. 20, r 1 Leesburg. $23.25 for failure to have vehicle inspected and Mark B Mynhier, 16, of Milford. $27.25 for disregarding a stop sign License Suspended Charles W. Koser of r 1 Leesburg had his driver's license suspended according to the latest report from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Indianapolis. Suspension was from October 28, 1970 to December 28. 1970 for drunk driving. PAUL E. PARK IN ACCIDENT Paul E. Park. 18. Leesburg, struck the rear of an auto driven by Jim J. Lowman. 16, erf Warsaw Monday. The accident occurred at North Detroit and East Fort Wayne streets in Warsaw Both cars received S3OO damages as estimated by Warsaw citypatrolman Ardel Hanna Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haney of Milford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Galen Haney of North Webster

T BIRTHS BARTLEY daughter Mr. and Mrs. James hartley of 225 west Portland street, Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter born last week at Goshen hospital. KEIM. Angela DaneMr. and Mrs. Richard Keim of Goshen announce the adoption of a baby girl. Angela Dane', on December 19. 1970. The couple also has an adopted son. Derin, 22-months of age. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Burson of Papakeechie and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Keim of Syracuse are the paternal grandparents. f SIMS daughter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sims of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a seven pound three and one-half ounce daughter bora Monday, Jan. 25. at Goshen General hospital. The newborn has a 20month old sister. Lisa Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sims of r 1 Syracuse are the paternal grandparents and James Egnor of Plymouth is the maternal grandfather. LONGENECKER son Mr. and Mrs. Mark Longenecker are the parents of a baby boy bora Wednesday. Jan. 20 at Goshen hospital. The Longeneckers live on r 2 Leesburg HARRELL daughter Mr. and Mrs Michael A. Harrell are the parents of a babygirl bora at 3:13 a.m., Tuesday. Jan. 19, at Murphy Medical Center. The Harrells reside on r 2 Leesburg. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Park of Silver Lake and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harrell of Warsaw. JOHNSON, Eric Shane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Nekoosa, Wis., are the parents erf their fourth child, a son. bora July 19. The new infant tipped the scales at seven pounds, 10 ounces and measured 19 inches in length. He has been named Eric Shane. The mother is the former Patti Wyland. She resided in Milford with her family during her school days. During her senior year at Milford she resided with me Vernon family, moving to Wisconsin following her graduation. r— - —— CARDS THANKS IN MEMORLAM Lola B. Moore Who passed away four years ago Jan. 28. Wife. Mother and Great-Grandmother Lawrence Moore. , Berneice Baumgartner, Kristi Kay Gautsche and Bryan Allen Lichtenwalter. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Frank J. Banning who passed away January 22, 1961 Ever so near. Ever so dear. Missed more each year. Wife, daughter, son and grandson C ARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my manyfriends for their numerous cards, visits, prayers and other acts of kindness during my illness N

Elva Connell and family

Hospital Notes Do you have a friend or relative in the hospital who would appreciate receiving cards from their friends. Contact the MailJournal and we’ll be glad to print the address of where they are confined. ? ADMITTED TO ELKHART HOSPITAL SATURDAY Syracuse police responded to a call at 9:30 Saturday night to the Robert Trolson residence on r 3 Syracuse. Trolson was taken by ambulance to Elkhart hospital where he was admitted for treatment. Diana L. Lehman, seven week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lehman of r 1 North Webster wa§ admitted last week to Murphy Medical Center. Leo Schrock of r 1 Syracuse was admitted last week to Goshen hospital. Mrs. William James of North Webster has been released from Murphy Medical Center. Mrs. David Hauk. North Webster, has been dismissed from Whitley County hospital. Janice K. Perzanowski of r 3 Syracuse was admitted Thursday to Goshen hospital. L. C. Sheibley of r 2 Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs. Blanche Mason of r 1 Syracuse and wintering at Florida is undergoing tests and observation at the West Orange Memorial hospital. Winter Haven. Fla. Mrs. Michael Harrell and infant daughter of Leesburg were dismissed from Murphy Medical Center Thursday. Mrs. Ervin Troup of Milford has been admitted to Irene Byron hospital at Fort Wayne for treatment. Beverly J. Stevens, r 2 Leesburg, was treated •in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center last week. Russel Homan of Milford was admitted last Thursday to Goshen hospital. Jim Wolfe of Leesburg was treated in the emergency room atMurphy Medical Center the first of the week. Dawn Vandiver, r 1 Milford, was treated recently in the emergency room at Murphy Medical Center. Larry L. Keim of Leesburg was admitted recently to MurphyMedical Center. Mrs. John E. Keefe. Leesburg, was admitted the first of the week to Murphy Medical-Center. Ruth E Troup of Leesburg was treated at the emergency room at Murphy Medical Center recently. New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE SUNDAY SERVICES Pastor Lewycky's message during the morning worship service was entitled. "Don't Stop Now’’ using, scripture from Hebrews 12:25-13:6. For special music all the boys and men sitting on the west side of the church were asked to sing "Break Thou the Bread of Life.” They were accompanied by Miss Elaine Kilmer on the piano. Rev. Howard Kreider led the adult Bible study Sunday evening. Pastor Lewycky delivered the evening message "The Church Christ Split "using Revelation 2:18-29. —NS—QUARTET SINGS AT LEESBURG The Sons of Praise quartet were guest singers at the Leesburg Methodist church Sunday morning The quartet consists of Wesley Kilmer. Gary Hurd. Jack Teeple and Ron Wildman and is accompanied by Mrs Everett Tom. Jr. —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS An office desk and chair have been purchased for the church pastor s study Carpeting was installed last week Word has been received of the serious illness of Arnold LeCount, box 54. Mission, Texas 78572. The LeCounts formerly lived at Dewart Lake. Mrs. Ruth DeFries was dismissed from Goshen hospital Monday and is at her son’s home convalescing. Her address is 300 Winwood , Ave., Saint Joseph, Mich. 49085. In care of Don DeFries. Mrs. Vida Losey entertained Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse at a Goshen restaurant Sunday. They called on Mrs. Ruth DeFries at the Goshen hospital in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoerr and Mrs. Emma Krauter. all of Milford, visited Mrs. William Best in Nappanee Sunday Mrs - Hoerr. Mrs. Krauter and Mrs. Best are sisters.

Pythian Sisters Install Officers Members of the Pythian Sisters met last week at which time the following officers were installed: Most Exc. Chief — Mrs. Harry Gingerich Most Exc. Senior — Mrs. Herbert Blue » Most Exc. Junior — Mrs. Marquerite Forrest Manager — Mrs. Lee Poyser Secretary — Mrs. Byron Grubb Treasurer — Miss Florence Moore Protector — Mrs. Zerola Zook Guard — Mrs. Leora Edwards. Miss Moore was installing officer assisted by Mrs. Poyser and Mrs. Blue. The next meeting will be on March 17. Bridal Shower Sunday Honors Miss Stoffel A bridal shower honoring Miss Cindy Stoffel of Syracuse was held Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Martha Leemon, Goshen. Miss Stoffel will be married to John Leemon on February fifth. The shower, given by Mrs. Philip Hahn and Miss Kathleen Leemon was attended by twentythree guests from Syracuse, Milford, New Paris, Goshen. Elkhart, and Howe. Indiana. Shower games were played and refreshments enjoyed by the guests. The doorprize was won by Mrs. Harold Stoffel, mother of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Haney of Milford spent Sunday at the Church in Dunlap where a cooperative dinner was enjoyed. Mr. Haney showed slides taken this past summer when he and Mrs. Haney went on a Luther Sites Tour of Europe.

FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR, KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, INDIANA FOR 1970 BALANCE RECEIPTS NAME OF FUNDS DISBURSED BALANCE Jan 1. 1970 1970 1970 Jfc-c 31. 1970 $..-49.387 07 * 382.692 75 County Revenue i_ $ 922 838 44 $-589 532 76 9.052.14 412.817 41 County Welfare Dept. 393.560,70 28.308 85 2.746.58 18.863.23 County Health Dept. 44,203 85 -22.594 04 325,323 03 997.950 90 County Highway D. pt — 1.030.268 51 293.005 42 39.750 00 141.000 00 Arterial Rd. & St. Bd. — — — 162.166.54 18.583.46 121.339.28 26.588 02 County Cumulative Bridge - 28,730.19 ’ 119.197 11 86.311 84 15.352 81 Co. Cumulative Court House—— 8,080 00 93.584 65 10,931.55 70.098 55 General Drain Improvement ---— 44.780.30 36.249 80 277521.30 20.536 41 Ditch Upkeep 14.445 55 33.612 16 7.287 15 Health A Accident Insurance — 7.287 15 106 298 18 Federal Withholding Tax 106.298 18 13.185.61 State Gross Withholding Tax .—— 13.185.61 70.148.83 QASI Deductions - 70.148.83 3.322 03 OASI — Township- 3.322.03 20,745 11 PERP 20.745.11 3,080 02 2.800.00 Welfare Trust Clearance 1,390 35 4:489 67 1,059.02 Warsaw Delinquent Sewage 1.059.02 361.96 Winona Lk. Delinquent Sewage — 361.96 145,08 Congressional Principal 1 059.02 Congressional Interest 1.125 18 -108.78 156 58 Silver Lake Cemetery Assn. — 156.58 , 23.98 Silver Lk. Cem. Assn. Interest 23.98 100.00 Pleasant View Cem Assn. . wJ-W 106.10 Pleasant View Cem. Assn. Interest 84 00 22.10 3.326 41 State Forestry Tax —*- 3.326.41 1.791 20 state Fair Board Tax 2 ? 72,530 66 Township Tax — ’ 3 *j 3 ® minva I 33.453 09 15.774 45 Township Poor Relief Tax 37.096.76 12.130 .8 4.676.635 29 General School Tax — —♦•6’6.635.” 307.961.73 Debt Service — — — . — 307,961.73 s LQP Dog Tax Collected. Treas. —— , ' 100 56.150.71 Civil Township Bond ’6.IW 71 14.906.03 Township Recreation Tax 1*>906 03 91.305 55 Township Fire Fighting Tax 5? 13.379 72 Twp. Cum. Fire Equip. — “3 <9 <2 126.089 60 Library Operating -e I”-® 8 ® 8 ® 17-.13247 Library Bond - - - 567.612.39 School Cumulative Building 5.133 13 Town Cum. Sewer Proj ,5.133.13 539.151 04 General Corporation Tax 539.151.04 28.715 44 Street Tax - j* B ’* B ** 28.320 01 Gen. Corporation Bond — — J- 28.320 01 25.70838 Cemetery Tax 25.708 38 . 32.515 88 Park A Recreation — 88 17.650 79 Aviation Tax |’ 650 79 • 16.801 58 Police Pension Tax — — " 58 1.000 00 Firemen Pension —• — — wiika-) 37.252 14 140 417 80 Inheritance Tax - 30.115.42 14.358 75 Gross Income Tax 1 * ?58 ’5 5.313 08 Intangible Tax Distribution - 5.313 08 2.335 00 ■>. 4 564.00 Docket Fees 2.335.00 4.564 0) 50 00 t Bond Forfeitures — -- —. — , *[l* 3.116 00 5 215 00 Law Enforcement Training 3.462 80 4.868 20 6 854 40 20 255 80 State Prosecuting Attorney Fees 6.854 40 20,255 80 443 00 1.404 00 State Counsel Fees , *43.00 1.404 TO 1.800 00 4 721 00 Judicial Fees « J ’** 5 810 00 30.352 75 Fines * Forfeitures 31.384 25 4.778 50 194.40 2 JOO Motor Vehicle HWY Civil Penalty (overweight) , 214.40 3.960 34 Surplus Dog Fund J"0 " ... n _ 152 14 3 289 46 Surplus Tax Collected by Treas. — 3 286 58 *~i 405 67 2.280.26 Tax Sale Redemption ... <2.276.53 409 4'j 1.371.38 Tax Sale Surplus 127 82 1,243.56 $ 670.15097 $9,208,156.73 . $9,778,333.90 $ 99.973.80 DETAILED REPORT OF COUNTY REVENUE RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS Balance on Hand January 1, 1970 . $ -49.387.07 $ General Property Taxes (Dec. Distr. 1969) 282.619.95' Bank. Building A Loan Taxes ...*— 2.686 53 Intangibles Taxes—County's Share from State 17.450 79 ~ Inheritance Tax—County's Share from State — 11 706 40 Alcoholic Beverage. St. Distribution — — 4.166.70 ‘ Gross Income — on R E. Sales — Co Trea. — 145.03 Surplus Dog Fund — Co Share From State 1.247.39 Clerk of Circuit Court—Fees A Expenses 16.812 46 43.438 15 Auditor—fees * expenses 2.254.75 57.167 56 Treasurer—fees & expenses 314.00 45.905.11 Recorder—fees dr expenses: 17.60116 21.185.53 Sheriff—fees A expenses 5.682.63 64.152.54 Surveyor—tees A expenses —. — 19.226.11 County Agricultural Agent 27.151.93 Coroner 5.539.00 County Assessor 26.007.78 Drainage Board — —.-- 72.414.60 < Prosecuting Attorney—fees * expenses 10.482 00 5,729.55 / Courts — All Courts except expenses of t Special Judges — 80,409 04 Special Judges all courts — per diem Exp Reimb.— 993.00 2.246.00 County Plan Commission — — — 10,442.69 Township Assessors Including Wayne Twp. — . 44.613.19 Elections — All expenses Primary A General — 34.856.33 Registration of Voters — All expenses 4.45325 Court House — operation Expenses 57.60 46.280 06 Jail — Operation Expenses 16,111.68 Civil Defense „ 1.027 17 Co Service Officer — — - 4.620.10 I County Commissioners Expenses ■ * 16.864 56 ; Printing A Advertising * 6.087 29 Insurance — Ail kinds — — 6- 3 *’ ” Premiums on Official Bonds — .. — — Refunds. Awards, indemnities A Jdg. — 1.467.07 47.761.44 Rent (except Election Rental! — — — Donations (Memorial Day A Humane Society! ' 10.v25.00 Examination of Reiords — Reimb. de Exp. — l ’*? “Y County Council „ 910000 County Attorney 3, 252'2? Board of Review *3B 00 Tax Adjustment Board — — . a ,*° 77 Road Viewers — Per diem A Expense — — - „ j?®? " Burial of Soldiers, etal ® •• Soil Conservation de Survey — — —.— J.?wvv 4-H Club dr County Fair Contributions — — Livestock Testing 3 *" " Bounties „ „ 12’448 58 Expense of Inmates tn State Institutions -— Exp. of Inmates in Other Institutions — IS ' Deficiency in Cemetery Interest . Transfer Tuition — Change of Venue Costs — 4.812.22 " Mental Health dr Retardation Centers 77 Property Reassessment Expense . — 72 Medical Care of County Inmates J*•’■* “ Co Rubbish Disposal Program 337.50 23 ' «?? Non-Motor Vehicle Plates — — ~ Social Security — County's Contributions ?7‘ P. E R F — County s Contribution - 18.584.36 Refunds and Transfers 213 80 Loans ’General Drain Impr.! 532.00 Miscellaneous Revenue 1.107.77 COUNTY REVENUE TOTALS „ $ 333.305 68 a ' * 922 838 44 Balance December 3‘l. 1970 < over draft! $-589,532.76 The above schedule of the County General Fund and the Financial Statement of all Funds for the year 1970 have been approved this 25th day of January. 1971. LAWRENCE BUTTS. FREDRICK W GILLIAM Auditor. Kosciusko County GLEN N. LOWMAN MAURICE DORSEY Board of Commissioners

Wed., Jan. 27, 1971—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

fir the editor

Editorial Is Gratifying

Dear Editor: It was most gratifying to read your editorial, “A Great Bunch of Kids." Too often, as a reading public we are subjected to new coverage which portrays sensationalism w radical opinion. When (me reads such an editorial as appeared in the January 21st edition of your paper it restores one's confidence that by doing good our older generation of people havfK not forgotten to recognize suck) in our youth. We at Wawasee are privileged and ‘‘pleased as punch", to have many, many of these "silent" dogooders in our school. They do not strive for recognition but stubbornly and steadfastly plow

Revivals Start At Syracuse Church of God The two week long revival services at Syracuse Church of God will be starting Sunday w-ith the Jubileers on the opening night. Services will be held each evening w-ith special music being planned. Pastor Walter C. Burcham will be the evangelist; Carroll Koble, song leader; and Mrs. Burcham will have the children’s time. Monday, Feb. 1, will be get acquainted night; Tuesday.

ahead in order to get the job done. They are commonly referred to as squares by a few. Thank God for such squares! These most important young people make their presence known in a positive way by being useful citizens at Wawasee high school and by providing leadership in our three communities. Thanks for recognizing them! We feel positive in our outlook for America and its many freedoms because these young people have come to accomplish positive results. W’e support their every effort. Respectfully, Henry L. Smith

fellowship night; Wednesday, W’SCS night; Thursday, fill the pew night; Friday, family night with church choir participation and Saturday will be youth night. Sunday ,*Feb. 7 will be The Lord’s Day. . ■ ■' A schedule for the second week of services will be given next week. Mrs. Sara Slabaugh of Milford returned home recently from a six weeks’ visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Boyd, Scott and Sharon of Hollywood. Fla.

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