The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 October 1973 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Oct. 10,1973

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FIRST AID RUN The Syracuse first aid unit responded to a call for N. Johnson

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at the Dewart Lake Marina at 5:32 p.m. Saturday where oxygen was administered and a private ambulance was called to take him to the hospital.

It Happened In . .. Milford, Indiana Item Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail

14 YEARS AGO, OCT. 15,1959 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdum entertained the Sunday Night Bridge club at their home Sunday evening. Mrs. Harold Young attended the Indiana School Food Service association convention at Edison school in South Bend on October 10. The Home Arts home economics club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Gawthrop. The Boy Scouts will have a paper drive on Saturday. Lark Ruch celebrated his fifth birthday by having a party at his home Wednesday. Members of the Milford town board and representatives of NIPSCo met Tuesday evening to discuss a franchise for running a natural gas line into this community. Dr. and Mrs. Noble Neff returned Sunday from a twoweek trip to New England. The regular meeting of the Eta Beta Pi sorority was held Monday evening at the new home of Mrs. Preston Klinger. The regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Juniors was held Monday after school at which time plans were made for the bake sale to be held

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Saturday. Due to the Indiana State Teachers’ association meetings, there will be no school next Thursday and Friday. 24 YEARS AGO, OCT. 13,1949 The farm known as the Charles Wenger farm was sold Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers. Officials of the United Telephone Company’s main office at Warsaw announced that new telephone directories would be given out late this week. The Eta Beta Pi sorority met Monday evening with Mrs. Robert Hoover with 16 members and one guest in attendance. Mrs. F. E. Good returned home Saturday after spending two months with her Mrs. Laura Goodill of Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Treesh have purchased a lot on West Emeline street and plan to built a brick house there in about a year. The regular meeting of the Woman’s Missionary society of the First Brethren church was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Perry Hoover. Pfc. Ralph Hawkins has received his discharge from the army and returned to Milford Sunday. The H. L. Bachman Co. moved the first of October into the east room below the Waubee Grange hall. Miss Shirley Elizabeth Yeater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo E. Yeater, and David Starr Coppes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Coppes, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at New Paris. 30 YEARS AGO, OCT. 14,1943 Mrs. Seth McFarren was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fruit of Warsaw last week. The Columbian Reading Circle met Monday evening at the home of June Coy with 15 members and four guests present. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poynter entertained Thursday evening as a courtesy to Sgt. Joseph L. Poynter. A cooperative birthday supper was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Neibert last Friday evening in honor of the 83d birthday of Mr. Neibert. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Wysong attended the convention of North Central Indiana township trustees Tuesday. The Kosciusko County Dental society met with Dr. H. C. Snyder last Wednesday evening. Joe Estep entertained at the home of his parents Sunday evening in honor of Oliver Replogle who left Tuesday of this week for army service. Mrs. Russell Homan returned from a two-week visit at Winamac with her husband, who is employed there by Phend and Brown. 40 YEARS AGO, OCT. 12,1933 A small blaze started on the roof near the chimney at the Ivan Kline home Friday about 4 p.m. Recently a Big Four freight train spilled about two-thirds of a car of coke along the right of way here. Herbert Baumgartner had several men busily engaged last weds in changing the pumps at his oil station on road 15. The Eta Beta Pi sorority gave a very successful bridge benefit in the Miles building Thursday evening. Plans were completed at Bluffton last week for the annual state com husking contest which will be held November 1. Fire from coal bins in the heating plant of the Kosciusko county home Tuesday burned the roof off the boiler house and coal Inns causing damage estimated at $1,636. Several persons came into the office Monday morning and informed us that the first snow of the season fell Sunday afternoon. The Bedell Mfg. Co. has leased the Miles building on the west side of Main street and is using it as a store room. On Monday morning the local hardwares were busily engaged in making necessary repairs and setting up stoves. The Merry Jane club met with Mrs. Gwen Martin Friday evening at her residence on S. Main street.

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k' * 111 HI HP t \ JrM"’"l i p if fl L 1 ■ If ■ KIWANIS OFFICERS INSTALLED — Officers and directors of the Kiwanis club of lakeland. North Webster, for 1973-74 were installed on October 1 by Graham Kriecker, lieutenant governor of the Land of Lakes division II of the Kiwanis Indiana district. Kriecker is shown on the left in the back row of the photo. In back with Kriecker are new president Robert L. Day; and treasurer, David L. Everts. In front are Sherman E. Bryant, vice president; Edwin P. McCarty, president-elect; and Jon A. Roberts, secretary. Directors for the club are Nelson Hunt, Stuart Walker, John Moore, Dan Watson, Christian Koher, Jr., Robert Morgan, Cecil Kaufman, Ernest Lawshe and Ralph Haynes.

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New officers were installed at the recent Lakeland Kiwanis meeting as follows: President — Bob Day President-elect — Pat McCarty Vice president — Sherm Bryant Past president — Jerry Badskey Secretary — Jon Roberts Retiring secretary — George Davis Directors — Nelson Hunt, John Moore, Stu Walker, Bob Morgan, J. R. Koher, Dan Watson, Ralph Haynes, Ernest Lawshe and Cecil Kaufman. Invocation at the meeting was given by A. C. Underwood with Jerry Badskey presiding. Interclubs in attendance were Scott Holderbaum, Ralph Bennett, "Walter Binsler and Wally Miller from Columbia City; Robert Loop, Virgil A. McCleary, George Cumberland, Willis Alt, G. F. Phillips, Bus Buckenbril, Al Wuthrich and Lt. Gov. Graham Kreicker from Warsaw; and Loren Betz, Weldon Sherard, Lloyd Jeffries and Myron Berkheiser from Rochester. Dr. Grossman, Knightstown and Bob McNary, Syracuse, were guests. Nelson Hunt made up a meeting at Columbus, Ga., September 25 and Ted Kolsky made up at Goshen September 11, 18 and 25. An inter-club to Warsaw September 27 included Don Martin, Jess Pritchett, Jim Mendenhall, Martin Koher, Doug Allen and Larry Hinesley. Jerry Badskey presented the new Lt. Governor, Graham Kreicker who delivered a stirring and effective presentation charging each Kiwanis club and each individual Kiwanian to strive to achieve the goal which is to receive major emphasis this year: Give of Yourself by Enriching the Lives of the Aging. The final portion of this program was a film stressing “Give of yourself —by daily living of the Golden Rule, by helping meet the needs of all ages of people and by contributing to solutions of community problems.” Lt. Gov. Kreicker made the following awards and presentations: re-enactment of an award to Warsaw Kiwanian Bus Buckenbril for sponsoring ten new members — to George Davis and Jerry Badskey for each sponsoring five new members, a

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gold K with ruby. Interesting reports from the board meeting held in the fellowship room of the North Webster United Methodist church included comments on the com and sausage roast and the Kiwanis sponsored installation of the stairway to the projection room at Wawasee high school which is now in use. New food for tomorrow is club lesson The October meeting of the Charm ’n Chatter home extension club was held at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Warner last Monday night. Mrs. Preston Gregory, vice president, opened the meeting with “America, The Beautiful,” pledge to the flag and the club creed. An article, “A Man’s Home Town” was given by Mrs. Marvin Ward for meditation. Mrs. Ward also discussed the gas shortage and the resultant trend to a greater number of small cars on the roads in the health and safety lesson. Mrs. Vem Hunt, garden leader, advised this is the time for setting deciduous trees and plants and other phases of autumn landscaping. Mrs. Clifford Schang commented on the safe landing of the astronauts from Sky Lab in her citizenship remarks. “New Foods for Tomorrow Today” was the subject of the leader training lesson in which the value of soybean formulas as protein food was stressed. Members were advised that the necessity of the use of soybean products in place of meat in the near future is expected. Roll call was answered by 15 members with “ a fear you would like to overcome.” An announcement was made during the business session of the plans for Kosciusko county home extension club members’ trip to Parke county October 17. Following the meeting, a social hour followed at which time the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Clifton Schang served pumpkin pie with coffee and tea.

COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiemein of Angola have purchased the Franklin Grimes home on East street and are in the process of moving to this area permanently. Mr. Kiemein is employed by the Shoop Scepter Insurance Agency at the Counting House Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Kiemein have one child, an eight month old son, Jason. Mrs. Bessie Mock returned home Saturday from Park view hospital in Fort Wayne where she had major surgery recently. Mrs. Roy Spry and Mrs. C. J. Menzie accompanied Mrs. Carl Kissinger to New Haven last Wednesday where she conducted her first inspection assignment at the Pythian Sisters meeting. Mrs. Jacob Krouse attended the wedding of her granddaughter, Sandy Krouse, in Fort Wayne Friday night and plans to attend the wedding of another granddaughter, Nei Schmidtt, which will also be in Fort Wayne Saturday, Oct. 13.

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Mr and Mrs Keith Clark and son, Rodney, have recently moved to North Webster from Ogden, Kan. Mr. Clark has accepted a position at the Warsaw nursing home and Rodney is enrolled as a senior at Wawasee high school. The Clarks are parents of Mrs. David Richards. Mrs Ermal Vanator and Mrs. Carl Kissinger attended a reception Sunday at Fremont honoring the Grand Chief of Pythian Sisters, Mrs. Zona Schaeffer. The new address for Sgt. Charles D. Richards who was recently reassigned has been received by his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Richards. The address is 2416 N. 6th street, Lawton, Okla. —NW— Beth Ann Atkinson graduates from Case Western U. Beth Ann Atkinson of r 2 Milford has graduated and received a MSSA, SASS degree from Case Western Reserve university in Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Atkinson previously received a BS degree from Manchester college.

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