The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 September 1971 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Sept. 22, 1971

ONE YEAR AGO Joe A. Thornburg has assumed his duties as of Monday as new deputy marshall on the Syracuse police department. A 1970 Buick 225 Electra stolen last week from the Lewis Fidler residence has been recovered by the sheriff’s department in LaPorte county at Cedar Lake, along with a number of other items believed stolen in recent break-ins in the lake area. Obits: Charles Eugene Hite, 69. formerly of Syracuse; Dr. David Jenkins, 67, husband of the former Virginia Bachman; Charles E. Johnson. 61; and Mrs. Doris Darnell. 54. •_« The Jay Peffleys will return this week from a two-week vacation. Clarence Roach of Kansas, formerly of the Syracuse and Millersburg areas, was in Syracuse Tuesday. Callefs during the past week in the home of Mrs. Lydia Deardorff and Miss Ida were Mrs. Sylvia Folsom of Hetron. Mrs. Grace Clark, Martinsville and Mrs. Opal Penrod, Chicago. Hl. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Peters announce the engagement of their daughter, Patti, to John LeCount w»»h November 14 set as the wedding date The Tad Meterings of West Plaines. Mo., are on a ten-day visit with relatives and friends in the area. FIVE YEARS AGO Clifton K Kinder was named Boss of the Year at a dinnermeeting of the Elkhart Chapter, American Business Women's association*, held Monday night at Elkhart. Owners of the Wawasee Bowl reported to authorities of a breakin sometime Saturday night or early Sunday morning. • Mr. and Mrs Alonza Searfoss of Hammond and formerly of Syracuse, marked their 50th wedding anniversary in August by repeating their marriage vows in the Hammond First Methodist church. Miss Emily Dick of Cleveland, Ohio, was a recent guest at the Deardorff-Julier cabin in Syracuse Mrs Ray Moore has returned from a vacation in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs. Merton Meredith have had as their guests. Mr and Mrs William Jarboe of LaVeme, Calif.

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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Amick, Oakwood Park, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Sept. 27. Obits: Ray D. Jones. 63; Edward T. Coy, 48; Charles E. McClintic, 53; Mrs. Anna Dunham, 79; Mrs. Roy Riddle, 88; Fred Myers. 92; and Mrs. D. W. Bales, 29. TEN YEARS AGO Miss Carol Conn has enrolled for a three year course at the Saint Joseph hospital school of nursing in Fort Wayne. Miss Charmaine A. Kitson and Miss Patricia A. Hummel have entered the executive secretarial school at Fort Wayne. New fire station plans were revealed this week Miss Luanne Myers and Dallas Leßoy Bjella; and Miss- Anita Kay Stewart and Dennis Lee Bjella. were united in marriage in a double military wedding Saturday afternoon at Selfridge AFB chapel, Mount Clemens. Mich. Grace Lutheran Church Observes 100th Anniversary. Mr and Mrs. Lionel Bates and daughter Janice of Villa Park, 111., spent the week end with the former’s parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank Bates, and attended the Weingart-Kline wedding Mrs. Lena Gans and Miss Lillian Hamman attended a family picnic Sunday at the Shock Lake home of Mr and Mrs. C. R. Stienke. TWENTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mock are the parents of a son bom on September 12 at Goshen hospital. Ted Stucky has gone to Greencastle for his sophomore year at DePauw. Guy Warner entered the Saint Joseph hospital. Fort Wayne, Saturday for observation. Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkwood took their daughter Mary Lou to Saint Louis, Mo., in their plane Sunday for her senior year at The Principia. Mr. and Mrs. William Pipp and son returned to Chicago following a three-week vacation in the Betes cottage at Forest Park Mrs. Grace Darr returned home last week, to New York, following a summer stay in the home of Mrs. Wilma Hire. Edna Hesser and Clifford Hesser, both of Nichols. la., were

guests this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Barton Cox. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Craig are touring the Eastern states. Mrs. Ella Miller is spending the week in Bourbon with the Misses Bess Miller and Lois Miller. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Plans for the Home Talent Chautanqua October 1-2-3 are being anticipated. Crystal Ross and Floyd Holland were married by Rev. F. C. Albright on September 18. Miss Phyllis Miles of Goshen spent Sunday with home folks here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mann and son and Miss Nellie Mann spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eston Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Harkless, Mrs. Frances Culler and Miss Irene Sprague motored to Goshen Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wolf. i John C. Boyts, proprietor of South Shore Inn. has closed the inn and gone to French Lick for health resort treatments. Mrs. Eva Putt of Elkhart called on Mrs. Nathan Insley Sunday. Ross Osborn attended a hardware convention at Indianapolis Wednesday. Hilary Bachman is attending college at Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klink and Roger returned Monday from a week in Ohio with relatives. Sherry Young Celebrates 11th Birthday Sherry Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young of Milford, celebrated her Uth birthday last week by entertaining a small group of friends at the Milford Fall festival. The girls enjoyed the rides and refreshments at the festival.

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Missionaries To Haiti To Be At Mount Tabor Church Rev. and Mrs. James Wallace, returned missionaries on furlough from Haiti will be at the Mount Tabor church for Missionary Night on Thursday evening, Sept. 23, at 7:30 p.m. The Mount Tabor church is located six miles south of Nappanee. Rev. and Mrs. Wallace will be showing pictures and talking about the work at the mission field in Haiti. Rev. and Mrs. Wallace just arrived home from Haiti after serving ten years on the field. They went to Haiti in March 1961 under the Oriental Missionary Society and work at the mission station at Cape Haitian in northern Haiti. Then in 1967 they began the mission work called HELP at Borel Haiti. This was a completely new work and has grown greatly in the last four years. There is now a school of over 600 children, Nurtritional centers started, churches began, vocational training and community project in the area because of this mission work under the leadership of Rev. and Mrs. Wallace. The service will begin at 7:30 p.m and the area and everyone is invited to come and join with the church in hearing of the great mission work in Haiti.

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The Syracuse Police And Illi Firemen's Benefit Association V I II I Wishes To Thank The Following Merchants And Individuals For Contributions Toward Making Our Fair A Big Success Anchor Bar Augsburger's Harris Funeral Homes Bill's Chalet Village Pig. & Htg. Short McCormick i Delta VFWPost Thornburgs Drug South Shore Golf Course R. J. Mauzy, P.A. Maxwelton Golf Course Klink's Grocery & Market Liberty Homes Overhead Door Co. of Syracuse/ Inc. Maple City Tool Co. Sea Nymph Mfg. The Frog Tavern The Sleepy Owl Restaurant Syracuse Rubber Co. First Charter, Ins. Louie's Bar & Grill American Industries Weatherhead Co. Chalet Realty Hughes Digging Service Jennie's Kitchenette Cutter Chevrolet Inc. J. D. Sales Co. Beacon Restaurant Maryann Drive In Angler's Cove Bud's Body Shop VyLactos Laboratories, Inc. Sportsman's Bar Wawasee Laundromat Lung Kitchens Tom Socks Sportswear St. Bank of Syracuse Sportsman's Center Auer's Service Bob Hecke Syracuse Case Old Crown Distributors Ganshorn Printing Anderson Paint & Supply Co. Liquor Locker Village Flower Shop Jack's Sunoco Excel Distributors Silveus & Bradway Oil Co. Lakeside Laundry B & K Root Beer Cambridge Homes, Inc. Wawasee Motel Nicolai Machine Shop Foo & Faye's Paul Lavernier Burger Dairy Store Regent Homes, Inc. / Marise's Town & Lake Shop Village Car Wash Village Hardware , Smith Electric Co. Wawasee Motors Warsaw Times-Union Nichol's Texaco Wawasee Area Jaycees < Kosciusko Beverage Co., Inc. The Mail-Journal We have done our best to. make sure we have not overlooked any organizations or individuals in the above listing. If we have missed anyone we sincerely apologize. We wanted to show our appreciation to each and everyone. Syracuse Police & Firemen's Benefit Association American Legion, Post 223 American Legion Auxiliary ■ ! - J