The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 May 1971 — Page 5

OBITUARIES

Charles Korenstra Charles Korenstra. 58. of Elkhart, brother of Francis Korenstra, Milford, died Thursday at 5:45 pm at Elkhart hospital where he had been a patient for six days. He had been in ill health for three years Mr. Korenstra moved to Elkhart from Bristol last October He had previously lived in the Milford and Goshen areas Born March 11,1913, he was the son of Thomas and Jessie Dykstra Korenstra. For 21 years, he was an employee at the Wisler Packing Plant and was last employed at Parkwood Homes, Bristol He was a member of the South Bend Christian Reformed church. On June 3.1939. he was married to the former Evaellen Campbell, who survives Other survivors are four brothers, one of which is Francis Korenstra. and three sistersFuneral services were held Saturday at a funeral home in Goshen with Rev Herman Tietsma officiating Burial was m the Oak Ridge cemetery Mrs. Walter J. Phelps Mrs. Sarah Jane (Lucille) Phelps. 87. of Goshen, a former Milford resident, died Friday at 11.10 am. at Elkhart hospital where she was admitted May 3 Mrs Phelps was born August 2. 1883 in Elkhart county to Jacob and Alice (Browni Kirkdorfer in 1918, she married Walter J Phelps He preceded her m death November 7, 1954 Survivors include a sister. Miss Anna Kirkdorfer of Goshen Funeral services were held Monday at a funeral home in Goshen Rev Nevin H Zuck of the City Church of the Brethren officiated and burial was in Union Center cemetery Earl Adair, Jr. Earl Adair, Jr.. 31. Wawaka; died in Indiana University hospital. Indianapolis. Monday of complications following a second heart operation LAKE WAWASEE ’ South Shore Rt. 13-A BAY POINT LAKE FRONT CONDOMINIUMS OPEN HOUSE Saturday & Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 pm Luxurious Living and entertaining. 1-2-3 Bedroom Suites with Private beach, pool, boat docking. For Private Showing Phone; 457-2860

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He was born in Kosciusko county on February 10. 1940 to Earl and Ethel Fowler Adair. His mother is a former Milford resident. Survivors in addition to his mother, who now resides in Wawaka. are his widow. Ruby Sloan Adair, whom he married on October 30, 1962; two daughters. Angela Sue and Pamela Jo, both at home; two brothers and one sister. Friends may call at the Ulrey funeral home, Ugonier, after 2 p.m today (Wednesday). The services will be held there on Thursday at 1 p.m with Rev. Larry Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Casperville cemetery Adah H. Clayton Funeral services will be held in the Zion Chapel near Syracuse at 130 pm. Saturday for Mrs Eston (Adah H.) Clayton. 76. of 607 Front street. Syracuse Mrs Clayton died at 2:50 a m. this morning (Wednesday) in the Miller s Merry Manor at Warsaw of-complications She had been ill since last July The deceased was born in Syracuse on June 28. 1894 to Frederick’ and Amanda Jane (Nicolai) Hinderer She spent her entire life in the Syracuse area On September 3.1910 she married Eston Clayton in Syracuse He survives She was a member of the Zion Chapel church and the Women s Missionary Society. Surviving with her husband are two daughters. Mrs. William (Lucy) Rogers of Syracuse and Mrs Kenneth (Verla) Stump of Hampton, Va . two sons. Eldon of North Webster and Frederick of Syracuse; 16 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs Hattie Brown and Mrs Lucy Kegg, both of Syracuse, and one brother. Russell Hinderer of Syracuse Friends may call at the Harris funeral home in Syracuse after 7 on Thursday and until noon on Saturday and then at the church until time of the service Burial will be in the Syracuse cemetery CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank all my friends for their cards and flowers during my stay m the hospital Hazel Gants INMEMORIA.M ' In Loving Memory of Patricia Lichtenw alter who passed away one year ago May 18 Husband and children and parents and grandfather CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks

to the Milford Fire Department and our friends and neighbors for all their help given to our Marlin Ringler family CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks to Father Zimmerman, friends and neighbors during the illness and passing of our loved one. Adeline Benner and Family r BIRTHS MORRISON. Bradley Todd Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrison of Denver. Colo., became the parents of a son, Bradley Todd, on March 19 The Morrisons have another son. Carter, and a daughter. Jean Anne. Mrs. Morrison is the former Jean Alice Anglin, daughter of Mrs. Harry Phend of Milford. SCHOLER son Mr and Mrs. Donald Scholer of »r 2 Syracuse are the parents of a s'-'n born on Thursday. May 13. at n hospital SMITH son Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith. 400 East Boston street. Syracuse, are the parents of a son born last week at Goshen hospital THORNBURG. Jason William Mr and Mrs. John W. Thornburg of r 4 Syracuse are the parents of a son. Jason William, born on Sunday. May 16; at Goshen hospital The newborn measured 19 inches in length and tipped the scales at seven pounds. 11 and one-half ounces Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoover of r 4 Syracuse and Mr and Mrs. George W. Thornburg. r 2 Syracuse. Hospital Notes Azie E. Tucker, 94. Milford, was admitted last week to Goshen hospital. He has since been taken to the home of his daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs Earl Messner. Nappanee Herbert Stump. Milford, was admitted to Goshen hospital last week. Vickie Wenger, r 1 Leesburg, was admitted the end of last week to Murphy Medical Center. Mrs Royal Jefferies, r 1 Leesburg, was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center last week. ■" Richard Black, r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergencyroom last week at Murphy Medical Center Larry S. Stauffer, r 1 Leesburg, was admitted Thursday to Goshen hospital. Herbert V Gawthrop. r 2 Leesburg, was admitted to

Goshen hospital last Thursday. Goldie F. Haney, r 2 Milford, was admitted last Thursday to Goshen hospital. Edith Sharp, Milford, was released from Goshen hospital last Thursday. Thomas Anderson. Leesburg, was admitted the end of last week to Whitley County hospital. Mrs. Greg Burt and infant son. r 1 Leesburg, have been dismissed from Murphy Medical Center. Albert Mathew-s. Milford, was released from Goshen hospital Sunday. Larry Stauffer, r 1 Leesburg, was released Monday from Goshen hospital. Mrs. Joyce Shouse of 106 West Pearl street. Syracuse, was released from Goshen hospital last week. Roland E. Losee of r 4 Syracuse has been dismissed from Goshen hospital. Richard Moore of r 3 Syracuse received emergency room treatment at Murphy Medical center last week. Harry E. Coy of Syracuse entered Goshen hospital last week Mrs. Wilma Clouse of r 2 Syracuse was admitted last week to Goshen hospital. . Mrs. Cafol Denton. 112 North Lake street. Syracuse, has been released from Goshen hospital. Betty Conley of North Webster has been released from Wabash County hospital Mrs. Clark Davis of North Webster has been released from Whitley County hospital. Mrs. Terry Miley of North Webster is a patient at Wabash County hospital. Ted C. Pauls, r 1 Syracuse was dismissed Thursday from Goshen hospital. Cleo W Weaver of r 1 Syracuse was released from Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs. Ervin Miller of North Shore Drive. Syracuse, was released last week from Elkhart hospital following major surgery Sue Miller of Syracuse was admitted Friday to Goshen hospital. Gene H Stoffel. Syracuse, entered Goshen hospital Friday Carl J. Lea mon s of North Webster has been released from Goshen hospital. Mrs. Robert Dean. Syracuse, has returned home from Elkhart hospital. Hazel Z. Gants of r 2 Syracuse has been dismissed from Goshen hospital. Nathan Floreky of North Webster has been admitted to Whitley County Hospital. Ernest Johnson of r 1 North Webster has been admitted to Whitley County hospital. Ernest Johnson of r 1 North Webster received emergency room treatment over the week end at Murphy Medical center. Mrs. Hazel Ketering of Syracuse was released Sunday from Goshen hospital. Mrs. Robert McClintic Syracuse, entered Goshen hospital Monday. Paul Bransford. North Webster. was admitted Monday to Goshen hospital. Mrs. Donna Smith, 400 East Boston street, Syracuse, has been released from Goshen hospital. Mrs. Richard Larimer of r 2 Syracuse, has been dismissed from Murphy Medical center.

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Court News Failure William N. James, 40. North Webster, paid a total of S4O in Warsaw city court for failure to yield the right-of-way. Registration Robert L. Stuart. 35. Syracuse, was fined a total of $23.25 in jp court at Warsaw for false registration. Divorces The following divorce suits have been filed in courts: Shirley Gifford of Syracuse, from Doyle Gifford. They married February 18. 1968 and separated on April 24. 1971 and there are no children. She seeks restoration of her former name of Shirley Haynes; Teresa J. LaFollette. .\orth Webster, from Howard Charles LaFollette. and there are no children The couple married August 28. 1970 and separated March 20. 1971. Plaintiff seeks restoration of her former name of Teresa J Pifer; Brenda L. Kern of r 1 Syracuse from Jeffrey Kern. The couple married October 9. 1966 and separated on May 1. 1971; Jewell E. Smith, r 2 Syracuse, from Emmanual M. Smith. They married on June 16. 1934 and separated April 17. 1971. Marriage License Elmer H. Beeson. 39. r 1 North Webster, caretaker. Camp Crosley. and Paula Arlene Kettery. 28. Anderson, a nurses aide. Robert E. Snyder. 47. North Webster, gas service, and Dorothy A. Bockman. 51. North Webster, housewife. Charles Linn Marshall. 23, Nappanee. Coachman Industries, and Gene Ellen Deatsman. 21, r 1 Leesburg. Syracuse State Bank Divorce Filed Thomas V. Buskirk. Leesburg, has filed for a divorce from Marianne Buskirk. The couple married December 31. 1958 and separated February 15. 1971. There are no children. Charges Dropped County prosecutor. Steven Hearn, has dropped charges of assault and battery and public intoxication against Lewis W. Cor dor. 66. Leesburg. Sentenced Warsaw? judge Robert Burner recently fined Melvin Slabaugh. 24. r 2 Milford. $127 for driving i while his license was suspended and also sentenced him to 60 days at the Indiana state farm. Assault and Battery Gilbert M. Rico. 24. Milford, was arrested over the week end and booked at the county jail on a charge of assault and battery. Seeks Judgments Peoples State Bank. Leesburg, is seeking judgments filed in Elkhart circuit court in the amounts of $228.73 and SI,OOO on complaints of promissory notes against Arthur S. Golden, r 1 NewParis and Doris K. Lewis, r 1 Leesburg

IBSSBJ T -I — HrmlS *' * 3BM 50 YEAR AW .ARD — Mrs. Elma Ketering, right, receives a 50 year pin from Mrs. Max Baker. Honored For 50 Years Os Service

Mrs. Elma Ketering of Syracuse was honored recently for 50 years service to the North American Benefit Association. Mrs Max G. Baker, sendee secretary for Club 21 Gamma Nu Sorority, a sister organization Tops Club Attend New Paris Meeting The TOPS Minnie Mizers club of Syracuse attended the TOPS area meeting at New Paris last week with 131 members of various chapters present. Robbie Roberts entertained with a medley of popular songs with her lyrics along the TOPS club theme. Take off Pounds Sensibly.

| 7th Annual Missionary Convention | | May 19-23, 7 P.M. | (Wowasee Heights Baptist Church | Syracuse, Indiana I I ■ Featuring — Dr. Wm. Kuhnle. Rev. Lawrence Armstrong. Miss Connie f (Endicott. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Ernst. i Special — Beatrice Bixler, World-Renowned Composer. Pianist, and f Soloist. Wednesday Night. f “How God Taught Me To Give’-— Movie By Dr. Oswald J. Smith, Saturday Night. " ! O i Dr. Kuhnle Rev. Armstrong Rev. Ernst Miss Endicott I Bob Mundy. Pastor Air-Conditioned I

Wed., May 19, 1971 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

made the presentation of a 50 year pin. Pictures were taken to be sent to the national magazine by Mrs. John Ebert. Attending from the Warsaw club were Mrs. Rex Lawson of A hat contest was held with prizes to the most stylish, most original and most unusual. Several talent skits were presented. Mrs. William Etchison of the Syracuse club was named one of the area queens. • The local club held their regular meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Betty Kaufman, club president. The TOPS garage sale

Barbee Lake. Mrs. Worth Parker. Mrs. Mark Anderson. Mrs. Larry Groves. Mrs. Hallie Symons. Mrs. Ebert and Mrs. Baker. A social hour followed with refreshments. scheduled for May 21-22 at Syracuse has been postponed due to illness, it was announced. Mrs. Earl Treadway of Syracuse spent the week end at Logansport where she attended the surprise open house of her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Peter, in observance of their 45th wedding anniversary.

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