The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 January 1972 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Jan. 12, 1972
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’CfiJZINjiS 08=10 mW DALE S. PEFFLEY Dale S. Peffley, an "old pro” in the newsgathering business, retired as editor of The Goshen News last week, thus ending a lifetime career with that paper. Dale served on The News for 41 years, including the past 11 years as editor. Reason for retirement include poor health. Dale underwent major surgery at the University of Michigan hospital recently. A pithy writer. Peffley’s editorials and witty editorial short fillers have been reproduced in such prestigeous journals as The Chicago Tribune Among Dale's many avocations fishing is not the least. He has gained a number of friends in the Lakeland area where he has tried his luck with a fly rod on Syracuse Lake in the company of his brother Jay, NIPSCos local representative. We re hoping to 4)f Dale in these parts in the years ahead ; The proposed new Kosciusko county hospital got a good goingover at the breakfast club table at the Syracuse 'Cafe Monday morning, sort of a more free* wheeling rehash of the Lakeland Kiwanis club meeting earlier that morning where Robert Maish, fund-raising bead for KCH. made an appearance. There appears to be very little strong sentiment for the new hospital in Turkey Creek township, much of this lack of enthusiasm based on the fact that local doctors failed to attend two meetings held here to explain the hospital and its financing While Turkey Creek physicians and patrons use the very fine Goshen hospital many local
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people were absent during that hospital's fund drive several years ago. Turkey Creek is, after all, a part of Kosciusko county, and there should, be strong support here for the new health facility. No one denies the need fa* a new hospital in Kosciusko county. Placing it in Warsaw, the center of the county, appears to be more the issue than anything else. This is provincial thinking, and should be overcome if Kosciusko county is ever to reach its real potential. LaVada Dean and Sue Williams set up shop at the front table in Bill Huffs case in Pierceton one day last week and sold license plates. LaVada wouldn’t divulge how many plates were sold. Speaking of license plates, if you want to know who’s who in Turkey Creek township, the plates should be an indication. Here are the first 25 plate holders — No. 1, John and Dorothy Augsburger, Milford; 2, Steven Hearn, Syracuse; 3, Robert Insley, Syracuse; 4, Harry VanHemert, Syracuse; 5, Ralph Oyler, Syracuse; 6, Max McCormick, Syracuse; 7. Bruce Frey,’ Syracuse; 8, Jackson Ridings, Syracuse; 9, Virgil Bobeck, Syracuse. 10, Maurice Dorsey, Syracuse; 11 LaVada Dean. Noth Webster; 12, Bill Peters, Syracuse; 13, AugSburger’s, Inc., Milfad; 14, Ronald Sharp. Syracuse; 15, Bill Huff, Pierceton; 16 and 17, Tony Strom beck, Nath Webster; 18, John Walker, Syracuse; 19, Helen Baker, Leesburg; 20, Robert Strom beck. North Webster; 21, Elstrod Motas, Syracuse; 22, Norman Lovell, Milford; 23 Mary Elizabeth Fosbrink, Syracuse; 24. Dr. E. L. Fosbrink. Syracuse; and 25. Stanley Insley, Syracuse. The grapevine says perhaps the old Grace Lutheran church parsonage on Main street may be moved to a location on U.S. 6 northwest of town. A letter from former Syracusean Lewis Middleton appears in Letter to the Edita this week telling a little of himself and New Mexico, however, we also know of a recent hona bestowed upon Mr Middleton. A teacher at Santa Fe for the past 32 years, he was recently named Teacher of the Year fa the second time, the first coming in 1957, an annual award by the American Legion there. He graduated with a BA from Indiana Central and his first teaching position was at McCurdy Mission in Santa Cruz. Middleton. 59. has taught biology, mathematics, plus ail sports in various school systems prior to his retirement at the end of the 1979-71 school year. His MA was from the University of New Mexico plus
graduate work at Indiana university, Northwestern, University of Chicago, Oberlin college and New Mexico Highlands. He married Agada Gutierrez upon arriving in New Mexico, having graduated from Syracuse with the class of 1930 after attending all 12 years at Syracuse, and is the father of two children, Lewis, Jr., a teacher at Albuquerque, and Anna Marie, a teacher at Santa Fe last year and now residing in Pueblo, Colo. Mr. Middleton, and his wife, plan to do some traveling plus hobbies of fishing and carpentry at his home hobby shop. His presentation was made by Wendell K. Waite, a member of the executive committee of the legion post. You will see a sparkle of the eye when asking Honorable Seth about a picture taken recently with his youngest client, a petite brown eyed blonde, posed in the photo on his knee and a cute one she is. New town board member Bud Smith. Mrs. Smith and son Michael were quick to the rescue one day last week. En route to Fort Wayne’s Baer Field fa Mike’s return to the naval academy in Annapolis, Md., they came upon an auto accident at the intersection of U.S?3O and SR 205 near Columbia City. In passing. Mrs. Smith spotted a midshipman’s hat at the crash scene and they returned to find young midshipman Jerry Hogan of Warsaw, also en route to the airport, and transported the young man to Fort Wayne. Have you seen the large tax reduction petition tacked to the wall at the bakery in the village? A hidden talent by Dan Dust came to light Monday when a hanging lamp was displayed, a real beauty! Chevy’s Giri Friday Bee Brown is proudly telling friends she will reach the half century mark on Thursday. This writer strongly endorses a light of some type a reflector device be supplied the school crossing guards in the town fa use in the mornings due to the darkness at the hour which children are crossing the streets and glare of oncoming headlights of vehicles. In-spite-of small hand signs carried by the guards, it is frequently quite hard to see many mornings due to weather conditions and we feel this would be quite a help. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Laudeman of Urbana plan to build a new home on North Shore Drive. Syracuse Lake, on a lakefront lot they recently purchased from the Hoy estate.
Mrs. Laudeman is a sista to Mrs. Dale Sparklin. Reviews — (Cont’d From Page 1) Company, Inc., fa work done by eight companies, and paymats in the amount of $28,074.91 fa Lakeland Community School Corpaation to companies fa wak being done. Other Business In other business, $550 was deducted from Haugh Plumbing and Heating Co. account fa wak omitted on the temperature control work at Syracuse. Resignations were accepted from Mrs. Sara Robbins, Syracuse art teacher, and Mrs. Thelma Rash, first grade teacha at Syracuse, and appointments of Mrs. Diana Seelig of -Hartfad City and Mrs. Josephine Butler of Syracuse to the two respective positions, Mrs. Butla returning to the position she previously held. The board approved a Military Genaal Educational Development Test diploma for Charles E. Summerlot of Syracuse and signed his diploma. Approval was granted to proceed with the educational use of a wooded area west of the high school football field as {resented by Mr. Naab fa use by the FFA and vocational agricultural department. Approval of a lease of a bus to Wawasee Prep for a period of about six weeks during off hours was granted, to be paid fa on a mileage basis. Wawasee Prep’s bus was involved in an accident recently in which the driva was killed s and the bus badly damaged. Richard Rash of North Webster and Eldon Beer of Milford resigned as bus drivers, and were replaced, by Tom Davis and Cl iff ad Replogle, respectively.' Nine policy changes and clarifications were approved with a blanket motion. All points have been previously discussed. Mr. Lantz was authaized to ask for bids on four new school buses for the February Bth meeting. It was noted buses are kept on an eight-year turn ova “ basis. Questions Visitors at the meeting included Jerry Herbison, Bill Beema, Darrel Grissama and Wayne Bucha. Beema raised questions about finances ’as presented in the printed handbook recently released by the corporation. Other questions were discussed by Grissama and Habison and the board. Parents And Friends To Meet Sunday Parents and Friends of Fort Wayne State Hospital and Training Cater, chapter 8, will meet this Sunday at 2 o’clock in the afternoon at Aux Chandelles, Elkhart. A round table discussion is being planned to air problems and concerns plus future moneymaking projects.
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Boley And Carlson Are Promoted At First National
Robert E. Boley has been named executive vice presidat of the First National Bank of Warsaw. Neal M. Carlson, vice president and trust officer, has been named senia vice president and will continue to head the trust department. Boley is a native of Charleston, 81., and joined the bank in 1958. His positions with the bank include teller, public relations, assistant cashia and head of installment loan department. He was promoted to assistant vice president in 1961 and to vice president of commacial loans in 1968. Boley graduated from Eastern State university in Charleston in 1941, taught at Vandalia and Shelbyville. 111. before serving
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with the military police in 1943. He received the grade of first sergeant befae being discharged in 1946. Mr. and Mrs. Boley, parats of four children, reside on r 3 Warsaw. They are members of the First United Presbyterian church where he served as deacon and elder and chairman of the Erie House Visitation program. Boley is a charter member and former president of the WarsawOptimists, president of Kosciusko County Cancer Society and past treasurer of Warsaw Chamber of Commerce. Carlson A native of South Bad, Carlson joined the First National Bank in 1955 as cashier and assistant trust officer. He became vice
president and trust offica in 1967. He has sea the bank’s deposits rise from $6 million when he arrived to $24,662,000, and trust assets grow from $357,337 to $6,820,000. Carlson is past presidat of the Warsaw Lions and Washingtai PT A, 1968 United Fund campaign chairman. He is a'church school superintendent, presidat of the Warsaw band boosters dub, and a member of the Kosciusko County Underwriters and Grace College Community Council. Welfare rolls are made with your dough.
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Cur Rolls Over On Icy Roods A car driva by Kathaine M. Davis, 42, Milfad, went out of control on icy SR 15, two miles south of New Paris ghd rolled ova. * She was southbound at 7 a.m. Monday and was attempting to pass anotha car at 50 mph when she lost control. Although sustaining cuts on ha knees, she was not hospitalized. Elkhart county sheriff’s Ptl. Gary R. Soos set damage to, ha 1969 Pontiac at $1,500.