The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 April 1971 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Apr. 28, 1971

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ONE YEAR AGO No decision was forthcoming on proposed annexation of three tracts of land to the town of Syracuse, following last night's informal meeting of the Syracuse town board. Jerry Rinker topped Southern California college’s basketball team and was also named run-ner-up for the conference’s most valuable player award. Miss Sally Joan Hodgson and Phillip Allen Murphv were united Yes! .We have 1S ■F ...the herbicide that controls the 10 Most Unwanted soybean weeds. unISSI C lunette Elevator Your USS Agri-Vhemicals Dealer

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in marriage in a double ring ceremony at 7 o’clock Saturday evening, April 18, in Calvary United Methodist church at Syracuse. Mrs Alma Laine has returned from a Florida vacation. Mrs. Knox Stetler is spending the week at the home erf her son and family. the Junior Nicodemuses at Dallas, Texas. Mr and Mrs. Arnold Pfingst spent the week end in Kendallville and attended the South Milford Alumni banquet on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilliland and son, David, of Mishawaka were Sunday callers at the L. C. Sheibley home. Wawasee high school's newspaper Smoke Signals has received a mark of distinction for superior accomplishment in writing and editing. FIVE YEARS AGO New officers of the Kosciusko County Tavern Owners’ association include Merlin Keener. president; Joe Morganthaler, vice president and Donnie Smith. secretarytreasurer Syracuse students receiving scholarships this year were Sandy Kern. Max Brower. Sally Searfoss and Mary Barb Immel. A new blinker light was installed this week at U.S. 6 and SR 313 mte'rsection. Mr and Mrs. Don McCullough and Tammy spent Sunday at Freeland. Mich., for the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Chivington. Births: Andrew Robert born on April 19 to Mr and Mrs. Robert E Reed; Charles William bom April 22 to Mr and Mrs. C. W. Duguid. Mr. and Mrs H Guy Hayes have returned to Syracuse from Largo, Fla . where they spent the winter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kitson. Jr., are nqw residing at 425 South Mam street in Syracuse Mr and Mrs Frank Bates returned from several months at Fort Myers Beach. Fla , and a brief visit enroute home with the Howard Shupps at Ruskin. Fla Kathy Dorsey and B. G. Van Sickle get the first Arion awards at Syracuse The Bonnie Smith-Harry D. Alfrey engagement is announced with a May wedding planned TEN YEARS AGO Cpl E-4 and Mrs. Pat Connolly and son. Michael, have returned to Jacksonville. N.C., following a week end stay with the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Connolly.

Professor and Mrs. Raleigh Fosbrink and Beth were guests Friday at the E. L. Fosbrink home. Mr. and Mrs. Manford Mishler, Judy and Bonnie, attended the wedding Sunday afternoon at the Bethany church for Marlene Kirkdorfer and Steve Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicolai and family of Fort Wayne were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nicolai. Mr. and Mrs. John Darr were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Disher. The Benton and Richville churches honored pastor C. B. Carpenter with a special surprise program Bernie lonnacci is the new manager of the Driftwood Room. Judy Bryan took a first place and a trophy in the twirling contest and meet at LaPorte. Mrs. Lola Ellis has been visiting in the I. J. By land home. Mr. and Mrs Vernon Slabaugh entertained Mr and Mrs. Terry McClintic for Monday dinner. TWENTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lutes have returned from a winter stay at Sebring. Fla. Mrs. Lydia Stiffler has returned from spending the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Ward Flowers, and family at Niles. Mich. Cpl. and Mrs Wendell Beck of Fort Leonard Wood. Mo., arrived Saturday to spend the week with his ’parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beck. Foo Wong has returned from a business trip to New York Guests of the Alva Nicolai’s Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George William and Steven and Mrs, Pearl William, all of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laughlin and two daughters plan to move Saturday from Oakwood Park onto the Paul Buhrt farm southwest of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks of Greenville spent the week end at the Charles Coates home. Mrs. Virginia Bornman and sons entertained Mr. and Mrs. Galen Hershman of Fort Wayne for the week end. Ike Klingaman, 91. is ill at his home. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wilber returned Tuesday from a winter stay at Sarasota., Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Blakesley spent Monday at Oaklawn. 111., with the Joe Mayers. Dr. Fred Prow of Muncie is visiting in the Fred Clark home. FORTY YE.ARS AGO Prince and Princess of Siam will be guests at the SpinkWawasee Hotel in July according to an announcement received this week Eugene Wright, Dorothy, Charles and Elizabeth Causer are all down with the measles. C. W. Howard installed the newdrinking fountain Tuesday afternoon at the corner of Huntington and Main streets. Miss Blanche Mellinger, a senior, has been chosen queen of the May pageant on campus of Purdue university May 9. Ross Franklin, George Hire, Hilary Bachman. Roscoe Howard and Ernest Buchholz drove to Muncie Saturday evening to visit friends until Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Court Slabaugh entertained teachers and spouses. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Klink and Mr and Mrs. Ira Kehr, at dinner Wednesday evening. Harry Riddle attended an air exhibition at Detroit during the week end. Mrs Marshal Ginther and daughter are spending several weeks in the Ellwood George cottage Mrs Wade Zerbe played two numbers on the piano this week and they were broadcast over the

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Fort Wayne radio station. Mrs. Anna Grubb and Orrin are moving to the Kern house on Carroll street this week. Freeman Kelly returned to South Bend Sunday following a week in the Bert Searfoss home. Orientation Class Set In Warsaw For Red Cross Volunteers An orientation class for new Red Cross volunteers will be held Tuesday. May 11. 1971, it was announced today by Mrs. Lee Pattison chairman of the Volunteers of the Kosciusko County chapter of the American National Red Cross, a United Fund Partner. Mrs. John Moriarity, of Fort Wayne. Division chairman of Red Cross volunteers, will conduct the class to be held from 10 a m. to three p.m. at the chapter house. 501 North Lake street. Warsaw. Mrs. Moriarity will be assisted by experienced volunteers of the Kosciusko County ARC chapter. Those wishing to attend will bring a sack lunch. Coffee will be furnished. Anyone interested in taking the training to become a Red Cross Volunteer may call the center and register for the class. Service groups consist of hospital volunteers, nursing home volunteers, food service, transportation service, office volunteers, also other services including the Blood Program and Service to Military Families. Further training in their preferred service groups will be given New volunteers will work on a Buddy’ system with an experienced volunteer while completing their training. Tours of the local hospital and nursing homes will be arranged for those wishing to serve in these areas Mrs. Pattison stated. Volunteers who wish to take a refresher course’ are welcome to attend LAKELAND LOCAL Miss Becky McCall of Goshen spent a recent week end with Miss Bonnie Jean Scattergood and Mr. and Mrs. George Harwood of Dewart Lake.

INVENTORY CONTINUES AT COURT HOUSE More than 1.200 books have been listed on an inventory. Ralph Brubaker president of Kosciusko County Historical Society reported today. Brubaker, of Leesburg, stated that the Historical Society’s inventory of old records on the fourth floor of the courthouse in Warsaw was proceeding as planned. Ronald Sharp, project chairman, stated that the group planned to work again this Saturday. He asked that all persons wishing to help are to come to the fourth floor of the courthouse Saturday at 8:30 a.m. He advised that everyone wear old clothing. Work sessions last only three hours, he added.

The Kosciusko County Historical Society is inventorying the records so that a list can be presented to the Kosciusko County Records Commission.

—-Thank You! — . k • The public response to our open house at our Indian Gardens, Sunrise Beach and Wawasee Heights, was overwhelming and gratifying - and we want to say "Thank You.” k We had a complete "Sell Out” at Indian Gardens. e We still have a number of • . I choice building lots available, however. Kinder Realty Doesn’t Wait For Better Times ... We Develop Them. Kinder Realty, Inc. — « Phones: 457-4341, 856-2767 or 457-3503

The commission will determine the disposition of the old papers and books The Historical Society has asked first choice on all records classified as not essential to county officials. Those working at the third work session were Mrs. Arthur Hammond, Winona Lake; Ruth Darkwood, Milford. Mrs. Claude Tully, r 2. Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Giles Hoffer. Warsaw; Ralph Brubaker. Leesburg and Dan Sharp. Syracuse. Callander Insurance All form* of personal and business insurance. 106 N. Main St. Nappanee Ph. 773-4103

POMONA GRANGE ENJOYS POT LUCK The St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange met at Bremen Thursday evening. April 15 for a potluck supper and regular session. Arthur Heckaman, Master, presided over the meeting, with 13 officers responding to roll call, followed by all giving the Pledge to the flag. Due to the judging of the dresses for the May 20 deadline, it was decided to change the date for the next meeting to May 13. It will be held in Milford at the Waubee Grange Hall. The Women’s Activities committee will be in charge of the judging. Reports were given by Otho Bon Durant, legislative chairman; Herman Miller, agriculture chairman; and representatives from subordinate granges of Bremen. New Tamarack. Menominee and Waubee. I Mrs. Ora Trader was in charge Os the remainder of the program. Group singing of “Battle Hymn of the Republic” and “Happy Birthday” to those having April birthdays. Get-well cards were signed and sent to Mrs. Mary Ruff and Mrs. Lulu Endres. A piano solo “Easter Parade" was played by Mrs. Otho Bon Durant. The guest speaker was Gordon Shultz of Shultz's Greenhouse discussed landscaping, lawn care and use of sprays. A film on “Medic Alert Emblems” was shown, provided by the Medic Alert Foundation International,

Announcement Os Change Os Office Hours William M. Dalton, 11, attorney at law, announces that, effective at once, his law office located in suite 105, Huntington building, Syracuse, Indiana, will be open Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 o'clock a.m. and 12:00 o'clock p.m. and 1:00 o'clock p.m. and 5:00 o'clock p.m. The office will be open on Saturdays between the hours of 9:00 o'clock a.m. and 12:00 o'clock p.m. and by special appointment. Mr. Dalton will be in the office in Syracuse on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday morning. There will be a receptionist in the office during Mr. Dalton's absence.

was shown by Mrs. Ben Thompson. The meeting was closed by all singing “Church of the Wildwood". On Sunday, April 18, 21 members of the Pomona grange observed “Go To Church Sunday” by attending services at the New Tamarach church. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at the grange hall at the noon hour, after which Mrs. Trader held a meeting with the four lecturers of the subordinate granges in Pomona and Mrs. Herman Miller met with the chairman of the Women's Activities committees and planned the programs for the year. Those attending from Waubee Grange were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heyde, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller. ♦ Timothy R. Walls Serving In Turkey SAHIN TEPESI, Turkey - Airman first class Timothy R. Walls, son of Mrs. Ruby Rowe, Alger. Ohio, has arrived for duty at Sahin Tepesi, Turkey. Airman Walls, an administrative specialist with an air force support unit, previously served at Grissom AFB. The airman is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school, Syracuse. His father, Eastel E. Walls, lives on r 1 North Webster.