The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 December 1972 — Page 9

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14 YEARS AGO, JAN. 1,1959 Mrs. Steven Baumgartner will be complimented at a kitchen and grocery shower at the home of Mrs. Arthur Moser on the evening of January 8. Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Clayton left for a three week vacation trip last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Homan observed her birthday Sunday, Dec. 28. Mrs. Lark Becker and Miss Hilda Ruch have returned home after spending a week in New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sheets of New Paris announce the

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engagement of their daughter, Mary Louise, to Dallas Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fox of Milford. The Saturday night record hop was a huge success with a large crowd present to see and hear Dee Johnson. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. John Garner, Jr., are the parents of a daughter born on December 28. A series of classes concerning agricultural topics will be started Monday evening at 7:30 in the vo-ag room at the high school. Ronnie Hibschman and Jerry

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\ I fli ii f\|mQyHl MB yl ! 1 I • * _■ ' - • - '*’2 ' ” ' w v _ ■ -4 »* m*i ’■*. »*x_ —» ANOTHER WEBSTER MOVE — Dr. Arden Walgamuth, well known North Webster dentist, is shown in front of the old house that has served as his dental office for the past 8H years. The house, located on road 13 in North Webster, just south of the Rinker store, was moved last Tuesday to its new location on Washington street, just north of the office of Dr. G. W. Stalter, North Webster physician. The lot from which the building is being moved is owned by Thurman E. Rinker and will be used, at least for the time being, as a parking area for Rinker store customers.

Firestone, members of the Syracuse chapter of Future Farmers of America, are home from the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association convention held at Biloxi, Miss. Residents of the Orn nursing home are very happy over receiving a Philco record player and quite a large number of

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records as a gift from the Junior Mothers club of Syracuse. There will be no old news for 24, 30 and 40 years ago in this weeks issue due to the fact that during those years the employees of the Mail-Journal did not publish a paper. The week between Christmas and New Years the shop was closed. Mental Health Ass'n needs Christmas cards As most of us are relaxing after the very pleasant but busy holiday season, your Mental Health Association in Kosciusko county is preparing for Christmas 1973. If you have any new Christmas cards left over, patients at the state hospital can use them fen* next Christmas, making their Christmas merrier. You can support the Christmas card collection project by taking the cards to Mrs. Claud Stahl at Pierceton; ‘the paper’ office, South Buffalo street, Warsaw; and The Mail-Journal office in Milford or Syracuse. Lloyd Pitney returns to home port USS VOGE — Navy petty officer first class Lloyd R. Pitney, husband of the former Miss Shirley J. Sarber of r 3 Nappanee has returned to his homeport in Newport, R.1., after a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean aboard the destroyer escort USS Voge. He is a 1963 graduate of Springfield local high school, Holland, Ohio.

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Barbee Lakes club has Yule party Holly and Christmas figurines graced the tables at the Barbee Lakes Conservation club house on Tuesday, Dec. 19, as the club members held a carry-in supper and gift exchange. A total of 63 members were present for the evening including Mrs. Lena Mustard, a new member; and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meier and Mr. and Mrs. Donn Cunningham of Muncie. Following the opening, president Dave Kearns conducted the business meeting and gift exchange. The guest speaker was Rev. Bryce Foster. A Christmas tree and decorations were presented to the club. Also included on the program were Lisa and Cathy Harris who played Christmas carols on their accordions. The committee in charge of the evening’s activities was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Bostel, Annie Williamson and Jill Davis. Nathan Busch is promoted GREAT LAKES, ILL. - Navy machinist mate third class Nathan A. Busch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Busch of r 3 Syracuse was promoted to his present rank and completed the basic machinist mate segment of nuclear power training at Great Lakes. He will be assigned to a short training period aboard ship and then to basic nuclear power school at Bainbridge, Md. He is a 1972 graduate of Wawasee high school, Syracuse.

‘Sound of the Trumpet’ at Christian church

“Sound of the Trumpet,” one of the most unusual and meaningful religious motion pictures ever produced, will be shown at the Milford Christian church on Sunday evening, Jan. 7, at 7 p.m. The film story follows Aden Cosmol, a television network newscaster, who comes upon an unusual story lead. One of his crew, on a routine assignment, brings in footage from a Jesus festival. So Cosmol previews clips of young people who believe in the iminent return of Jesus Christ to planet earth. Amused at first, the newsman

One injured in Wednesday mishap Martha Hapner, 60, Syracuse, sustained injuries in an accident at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday on Indiana avenue at the north edge of Syracuse when one vehicle swerved to miss a bicyclist and was struck from behind by an auto. The 1958 Ford truck driven by Jerry Hapner, 33, r 3 Syracuse, was traveling southeast on the state road and swerved to miss the young boy on a bicycle. He was struck from behind, as he slowed to stop, by a 1973

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decides to spoof the story. An avalanche of mail response, however, indicated a degree of interest and awareness previously unknown to him. As a result, he plunges into a serious investigation of the subject which takes him across the country and includes a survey in Israel. The result is that Cosmol, an avowed agnostic, finds himself confronted with spiritual realities he had never before considered viable. The public is invited to attend the film’s showing.

operated by Raymond Boyle, Jr., 24, r 1 LaGrange,who was unable to stop in time to avoid the collision. A passenger in the Hapner truck, Mrs. Hapner, complained of head and neck pain and was taken to the office of a local physician for treatment. The bicyle rider fell suddenly to the right berm of the road, climbed back on his bike and rode away before any information could be obtained from him. Approximately $75 damage was estimated to the Hapner truck by Syracuse police who investigated, and SI,OOO to the new Pontiac.