The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 September 1973 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 19,1973

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Calvary Women in quarterly session; elect new officers

The Calvery United Methodist* Church Women at Syracuse met last week for their quarterly general meeting. The meeting opened with a carry-in dinner with the Lois Circle members serving as hostesses. President Mrs. Deloss Smith welcomed the ladies and introduced Mrs. Ronald Sharp who presented the program for the evening. Mrs. Sharp gave a program using various visual aids on her attendance at the “1973 School of Christian Mission.” Using scripture from Ephesians 4 and from her materials she challenged those present with the words, “How much can a woman grow? How much can a person grow? How tall is our stature? Women make up over half the world’s population, women are the majority, how tall are we?” “Show me your women, World!” a paper from the YWCA magazine was also passed to those present to read in response. Election The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President — Mrs. Smith First vice president (program) — Mrs. John W. Cripe

SL ’ ***** 1 1 I < JHRHHHfII OPEN HOUSE FOR THE CRONES — Mr. and Mrs. William D. Crone of r 1 Lake Wawasee, Syracuse, will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on September 24. Open house will be heldfrom 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 23, at their home. They were united in marriage in 1923 in Washington C. H., Ohio. They are the parents of William R. Crone of South Bend; Richard R. Crone of El Monte, Calif.; Jean Brown of Syracuse; and Gladys Los of South Bend. They have 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, Robert DeWayne Clingaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clingaman of Ligonier. Mr. Crone was employed by the Bendix Corp., of South Bend for several years before moving to the Syracuse area in 1956. Before retiring he was employed by the Wawasee Boat Company.

Granddaughter of Syracuse couple is Goshen Junior Miss

Miss Kim Handgen, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs, James G. Purvis of r 4 Syracuse, was named Goshen’s Junior Miss in ceremonies held Saturday night in the Goshen high school auditorium. Miss Handgen, 17, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Handgen of Goshen. Winning over a field of 15 Goshen high school senior girls, the new Junior Miss will represent Goshen in the Indiana Junior Miss contest next January

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Second vice president (local church activities) — Mrs. I. J. Byland Secretary — Mrs. Loren Longenbaugh Treasurer — Mrs. Junior Hollar Mission coordinator for Christian personhood — Mrs. Arlen Bobeck Mission coordinator for supportive community — Mrs. Kenneth Elson Mission coordinator for Christian social envolvement — Mrs. James Hershberger Mission coordinator for Christian global concerns — Mrs. Robert Laudeman Membership chairman — Mrs. Michael Neff Publicity chairman — Mrs. Garry Eyer Chairman work day activities — Mrs. Robert Hamman Co-chairman of bazaar — Mrs. Robert Hamman, materials and Mrs. Max Workman, food Committee on nominations — Mrs. Charles Disher, Mrs. Kenneth Elson, Mrs. John Clausen, Mrs. Ed Napier and, Mrs. Everett Miner.

in Frankfort. Miss Handgen, 17, also won the poise and appearance award in the Saturday night contest. Ase her talent, she presented a dramatic reading, “Anastasia.” Miss Handgen, a brown-eyed blonde, worked the last three summers at the former “Jim’s Barbecue Pit” at Wawasee Lake. First runner-up at the pageant was Miss Jo Ellen Boomershine and second runner-up was Miss Jenny Warner. Winner of the state contest will go on to the national finals at Mobile, Ala., next summer, a televised event. Miss Handgen succeeds Miss Rin Curtis, who won the title in 1971 and held it for two years, since there was no Goshen pageant in 1972. The new winner, a Goshen high senior, also attends the Elkhart Career Center where she is studying radio and television, hoping for a career in sportscasting. With her title, she won a S2OO scholarship in the contest sponsored by the Goshen Jaycees. What What this country needs is fewer needs. — Journal, Atlanta

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NURSES CARRY ON — A most active group is the Elkhart General Hospital School of Nursing alumnae. While the last class of the school graduated in 1932, the alumnae members continue to meet each month except January, February and March. Special meetings include a Christmas party, alumnae banquet in the spring, and a summer picnic. Their summer picnic was held Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Golden, r 1 Syracuse, and MTserved as the occasion for this photo. x. Front row, from left, Miss Florence Bickel, Winona Lake; Mrs. Ezra (Minnie) Shock, Syracuse; Mrs. Carl (Evelyn) Moyer, Elkhart; Mrs. Harold (Mary) Getz, treasurer, Mishawaka; Mrs.

Mrs. Bushong hostess for the Intermediate Moms Mrs. George Bushong, r 1 Syracuse, was hostess Monday evening to 18 members of the Intermediate Mothers club. Being the first meeting of the season, a pot luck dinner was enjoyed by all and the evening was spent with each member telling what she had done with her summer. Assisting Mrs. Bushong were Mrs. Avon Bushong and Mrs. Loren Longenbaugh. The next meeting will be October 1 in the home of Mrs. Robert Brown. GLEN CUSTERS VISIT RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Glen Custer of Ranklin, 111., spent from Saturday thru Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Lillian Custer of Leesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Custer of r r Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Myrtus Custer of Claypool and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dierks of Sidney. BETROTHED — Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sorensen of r 1 Milford announce the betrothal of their daughter, Betty Marie, to Bruce A. Bultemeier of Fort Wayne. His parents are Mrs. Norma J. Bultemeier and Alfred Bultemeier, both of Fort Wayne. Miss Sorensen is also a Fort Wayne resident and is employed by the Lincoln National Bank. Her fiance is a student at Purdue university’s Fort Wayne campus. A spring wedding is being planned.

1 B fl -jg / ' tn HONORED ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Donn Kesler of Milford celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in their home at a surprise dinner party recently. The party was planned by their family — Miss Linda Kesler of Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Rex (Nancy) Brock of Indianapolis and Miss Diane Kesler at home; and Miss Ruth Angle, sister of Mrs. Kesler. Other guests were Dan Krull of Elkhart, Miss Rebecca Hahnert of Washington, D. C., Miss Lou Hahnert of Logansport and Miss Marianne Burt of North Manchester. On September 5 they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaiser of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keiser of Nappanee. Following the dinner an anniversary cake and ice cream were served at the Ben Kaiser home. Donn Kesler and the former Mary Angle were married August 29, 1948 in Peru.

Round Table ladies hold fall party The Ladies of the Round Table of Syracuse met Monday night, Sept. 17, for their fall party. A dinner meeting opened the club year. The dinner was held at Oakwood Park with the tables decorated in red and white. Sixteen members and two guests; Mrs. Wallace Stouder, president of the County Federated Clubs; and James E. Pender were present. A short business meeting was held with Mrs. Paul Rush, the

Richard (Vera) Gollatz, president, Osceola; Mrs. Frank (Esther) Lamberson, secretary, Elkhart; Miss Margaret Meiser, Elkhart, (oldest present at 90); Mrs. B. F. (Celia) Kuhn, Pierceton; Mrs. George (Emma)'Kime, Elkhart; and Nirs. George (Clara) Tilley, Goshen. Back row, 1 to r, Mrs. Arnold (Masrie) Johnson, Elkhart; Mrs. Frank (Ardeana) Golden, Syracuse; Mrs. Lawrence (Eva) Mowat, Elkhart; Mrs. Herbert (Hazel) Tharp, Elkhart; Mrs. Theodore (Helen) Peare, Union, Mich.; Mrs. Charles (Lillian) Beardsley, Elkhart; Mrs. L. Orville (Daphane) Miller, Elkhart; Mrs. William (Florence) Stemm, Elkhart; Mrs. Wilbur (Frances) Foltz, Elkhart; and Mrs. Frank (Mary) Henry, Elkhart.

club president, in charge. Mr. Pender, managing director of North Central Indiana for The American Lung Association, was then introduced by the chairman of the hostess committee, Mrs. Clayton Mock. Using the topic “Emphysema —The Facts,” Mr. Pender talked about and showed a film on this needless and most dangerous disease. He stated that emphysema is the fastest growing killer in Indiana at this time, and there is no cure as yet. After a brief period of questions and answers, the meeting was adjourned. Time For Thought When politicians agree, the angels may rejoice but the voters just wonder what’s cooking. —Globe, Boston

'Lite-a-bike' project of VFW The Syracuse VFW will be installing reflector tape on bicycles free of charge from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22. The renowned VFW “Lite-A-Bike” project, co-sponsored with the3M Company, is paramount in the safety program. “Cycling” is becoming increasingly popular for both the young and not-so-young Americans as a means of transportation as well as maintaining physical fitness. It has t een estimated that between 75 arid 80 million fellow citizens are bicycle riding. Now more than ever the need for continued and expanded Lite-A-Bike projects are essential to prevent fatal and injury accidents to our bicycling friends and neighbors. Comrades and members of the Ladies Auxiliary across the nation have requested and obtained assistance from police and fire departments, other municipal agencies, school officials and civic and social clubs in this important “lifesaving” project. - The committee in charge of this program in Syracuse is Fred Thomas, Lee Lehman, Eli Kaufman, Larry Schrock and Don Arthur. Tipkee Reading Council to hold fall dinner meeting The Tipkee Reading Council’s fall dinner meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 27, at the Shrine building in Warsaw. Dr. Mary Royer, Goshen college, will speak on “Using Children’s Literature in the Teaching of Reading.” Reservations should be sent to Florst Overstedt at r 1 Warsaw.

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"Living and Acting in Love,” was the title of the program presented by Mrs. Keith Lindzy last week to members of the United Methodist Women of Milford when they met in the home of Mrs. Joe Sunthimer. The scripture, Ephesians 1:1123, was the basis of the lesson which concerned the early church following Penticost. A comparison was made of the church then and now, noting similarities and differences. A lengthy discussion followed the presentation. Turkey Creek Senior Citizens elect officers The Turkey Creek Senior Citizens met Thursday evening in the Syracuse fire station meeting room. President James Hamman presided and heard the reports. An election was held with the following being elected. James Hamman — president Mrs. Valerie Hughes — vice president Mrs. Mildred Kline — secretary Mrs. Agnes Stiffler — assistant secretary Mrs. Alma Laine — corresponding secretary Mrs. Georgia Buster — treasurer The president read the constitution and by-laws. Birthday and get-well cards were signed. Mr. Hamman reminded the members it was time to pay yearly dues. He then introduced Howard Kimes of the Pierceton club who told the members the annual bus trip to the Centreville fair would be September 20 and asked for reservations. It was announced a meeting of the Kosciusko county council on Aged and Aging would be held September 24 in the Shrine building in the fairgrounds at Warsaw. All members are invited and are to take a covered dish and their table service. Table games were played and refreshments of birthday cake and coffee served by Mrs. Harold Hoppel, honoring the birthdays of Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Helen Overstreet, a resident of the Masonic home at Louisville, Ky. There were 13 members and three guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kimes and Mrs. Danny Brady present. The Turkey Creek Senior Citizens is an agency of Kosciusko County United Fund. Robert Penicks celebrate 30th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penick, Syracuse, were honored Sunday, Sept. 16, with a surprise carry-in dinner for their 30th anniversary. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nick Penick, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Penick and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Holbson, all of Pleasant Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Read, Butler; Thelma Read, Berne; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Penick, Syracuse; and Mrs. Dessel Read, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Shock of North Webster entertained at a 6 p.m. dinner Friday, Sept. 14, for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hootman, r 1 Ligonier; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller, North Webster; and Hazel Gants, r 2 Syracuse.

Mrs. Veirn Stutzman, president, announced that two more bazaar workshops will begin the end of September. She encouraged those present to participate in these groups. Mrs. Sunthimer and her cohostess Mrs. Robert Brooks served a refrigerator dessert, cookies aifid coffee to 20 members and two guests, Ralph Karstedt and Kelly Brooks. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Richard Dahlstrorn on Thursday, Oct. 11, at 1:30 p m. |fl ? i TO Bl£ HONORED — A reception will be held September 23 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Personette, 612 Third street, Syracuse, to honor their daughter, Kandy Sue, and her husband, Jack Dominique, the son of Me and Mrs. Robert Archbold, Ohio, who were united in marriage September 14 in Archbold, Ohio. The bride was attended by her twin sister as maid of honor and the best mart was the bridegroom’s twin brother. The newlyweds are residing in Archbold, Ohio. The bride and bridegroom are 1973 graduates of Archbold high school and he is presently employed as; Hays Albian in West Unity, Ohio. _ g Jr jfl H * kF / i PLAN OCTOBER WEDDING — An October 13 wedding in Archboldi Ohio, is being planned by Miss Sandy Lou Personette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Personette, 612 Third street, Syracuse, and Michael Mcßobbie. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mcßobbie of Archbold, Ohio. The bride-elect is a 1973 graduate of Archbold high school. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Archbold high school and attended Bowling Green State university. He is presently employed at Hays Albian in West Unity, Ohio. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford spent last week at the county homemakers camp held at Camp Mack as a full-time camper.