The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 April 1972 — Page 7

REMEMBER WHEN I IT HAPPENED I <N SYRACUSE

. ?wwR ONE YEAR AGO Passenger train service to and from Syracuse will come to an end this week if plans of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad go into effect. Rich Gotshall of r 2 and a junior at Indiana university’s Bloomington campus, is winner of the SSOO Minneapolis Tribune scholarship for an outstanding academic record. Harold William (Bill) Darr, 45; Mrs. Sylvester Unrue, 94; Mrs. Lydia Deardorff, 99; Mrs. Alva Banghart, 75; and

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Congress of tfje Wtaitcb States ftottfe of Mepreientatibei flaMjington, J3.C. 20515 We are proud that EARL LANDGREBE ( Republican-Valparaiso ) is seeking re-election to his third term in the United States Congress from Indiana’s Second District. He is an extremely popular and highly respected man on Capitol Hill. His integrity and clear commitment to the principles of Constitutional government are well known. .' - 4 Earl’s essential experience as a senior member of the House Education ;and Labor Ccmnittee is valued by colleagues on both sides of the aisle. He is a staunch supporter of fiscal restraint, a knowledgeable advocate of sound education programs, and a practical architect of fair labor-management relations. We need men like EARL LANDGREBE in Congress. The people of his district will be doing a great service to the country as well as to the state of Indiana bv returning EARL LANDGREBE to the U.S. Congress. A n mA— Landgrebe foe Congress Committee. chairman-, james munoell / p.o. box soib, M*rriiiviu«, ir><u*n* 464 10

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Gordon J. Mellinger, 59. Mrs: Louie Davis, the former Ruby Kern, is spending the week in Hawaii with her husband who is on R and R. Earl Saunders is announcing the opening on May 3 of Earl’s Case, formerly Rainbow Inn. Miss Suzanne Louise Long and Joseph James Mendenhall were united in marriage April 10 in the North Webster United Methodist church. Mrs. Bessie Nyce has returned to her r 3 Syracuse home following a winter stay at New Port Richey, Fla.

PVI Lester W. Niles spent a week end with his parents, the Lester Nileses and returned to his station at Fort Knox, Ky. FIVE YEARS AGO A-1C Larry L. Laird of Westover SAC base, Mass., has been sent to Saint Louis, Mo., for advanced training in the cartographic career field for two months. Herman L. Mugge of Chicago is visiting Ray Wogoman for several weeks. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. McCullough of r 3 are the parents of a son, Todd James, born April 20 at Goshen hospital; and Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. Sanford Mullet announce the birth of a son, William Edgar, born on April 21. Cassie Wells is spending the spring vacation from Hanover college with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wells. Ann Purdum left April 24 from Hanover college for Europe where she will study for the last term at the University of Tours in France. Paul Pollock is the new assistant director of the Syracuse civil defense. Captain and Mrs. John O. Berg and sons of Castle Air Force Base, Atwater, Calif., are on leave here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nusbaum.

Mike Smith has been named as Boys’ Stater with Jerry Claybaugh as alternate. John R. Kramer has accepted the appointment to the United States air force academy at Colorado in June. The Wawasee Gun club shooters downed 4,000 birds Sunday. TEN YEARS AGO Mrs. Frank Bates, Mrs. Jack Carr and Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Stocking attended sessions of the ORS Grand chapter at Indianapolis this week. Lester J. Modesitt, 41, died Tuesday at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday were Easter guests of their son, Rex, and family at Osceola. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alfrey announce the engagement of their daughter. Dian, to Ensign John B. Holdeman of South Bend. Plans for another co-op apartment at Lake Wawasee were announced this week by R. Leon Connolly for Hubert and Carl Queisser of Indianapolis to be called Wawasee Colony and Yacht club on the site of the old Waco dance pavilion. Becky Yoder and Michele Miller are doing exploratory teaching at Syracuse elementary school.

Frances Denton has won a SSOO scholarship to Butler university through the Syracuse-Wawasee Education, Inc. TWENTY YEARS AGO Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink is ticket chairman for the annual ball sponsored by the Elkhart hospital auxiliary on May 11 in Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and Mrs. Melville Smith were visitors at Pokogan Park Sunday. Diane Martin will represent Syracuse’s eighth grade in the county spelling bee at Warsaw on Saturday. Glen Longenecker has been named principal of Syracuse schools for the 1952-53 year. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nyce of Dewart Lake called Sunday on her mother, Mrs. Carl Stetler. Mrs. Jessie Francis of Detroit is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ollie Hovarter. S. W. Clevenger of North Manchester spent the week end with his grandson, Robert Clevenger, and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Slabaugh of Fort Wayne were week end guests of the former’s parents, the Court Slabaughs/' Clyde Weaver, Janet and Carol, are moving into their newly purchased home, the former Perry Sprague residence. Mrs. May Kindig returned

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ATTEND BOAT SHOW — Among the many who attended the annual boat show at Wawasee Boat Co. Saturday and Sunday were Dr. and Mrs. Reynolds Brissenden and daughter Robyn of Indianapolis. They are talking to Dale Butts, manager of Wawasee Boat Co., and Bill Wittig of Manistee, Mich., vice president and sales manager of Century Boat Co. Butts said the boat show was one of the company's most successful.

Saturday from Saint Joseph hospital where she was a patient for observation. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO At the annual county oratorical contest on The Constitution at Warsaw Saturday, Arthur Morris, Syracuse, placed second and received sls. W. H. McCullough, attendance officer, reported that Syracuse had 1,914 students absent from school in March with 1,895 being legally excused, 22 cases of tardiness and general attendance was 96.7 per cent; Africa township school had 88 per cent attendance and Vawter Park, 96.5 per cent. The second semester honor roll shows Elizabeth McClintic, Blanche Mellinger and Edwin Lung with seventh grader Velva Brown. On the roll last month of the school were Elizabeth McClintic, Eva Yoder, Blanche Mellinger, Rebecca Fleming, seniors; Maxwell Brower and Maxine Jenson, juniors; Arnold Culver, Velma Fleming and Esther Long, freshmen; Paul Grimes, Helen Grindle and Mamie Wogoman, grade 8; and Mary Jensen, grade 7. Mrs. Ida Bowersox returned Tuesday from Hollywood where she spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. R. W. Bonyea. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bornmann of Chicago spent the week end at the J. H. Brunjes home. To Appear On Charges ’ Larry A. DeWitt, 37, r 3 Syracuse, will be scheduled to appear in court at Warsaw in May after being released from the county jail, on bond, early last Friday. DeWitt was taken into custody early Friday by Syracuse police and booked at the jail on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicating beverages, public intoxication and reckless driving

Teel For Treasurer _ Qualified — Recently Appointed Co. Treasurer — 8 Years Deputy and Chief VT Deputy Auditor — 2 Years County Clerk’s Office — 2 Years Bodkin Abstract Co. Trustworthy Experienced Ethical Loyal ts A Vote For Teel Is A. Vote For Friendly, Efficient And Courteous Service. — Paid Political Ad —

Wed., April 26, 1972—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Reports Theft Os 35 Hogs

The theft of 35 hogs from a stockyard near Milford is being investigated by officers. They are also investigating the theft of a stock truck from South Whitley which occurred late Thursday night or early Friday morning. Officers believe there might be some connection in the two incidents. Glen Byler of the J. H. Routh Packing Co. stockyards north of Milford on SR 15 reported the theft to the sheriff’s officials at 8 a.m. Friday. It was a short time later sheriff David Andrews and deputy Ron Robinson learned of the stolen stock truck from the stockyards in South Whitley on Thursday night. Byler told the officials that 28 of the hogs were white and weighed 190 pounds each, six were black and white* belts and weighed

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about 215 pounds each, and one white hog weighed about 155 pounds. The hogs were valued at $1,300.

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