The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1973 — Page 9

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14 YEARS AGO, NOV. 19,1959 On Monday after school Joan Schlotterback celebrated her 12th birthday with several of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geiger entertained at a dinner Saturday evening for the personnel of the C. S. Myers Ford Agency at their Waubee Lake home. Mrs. Dick Brunjes is serving as township chairman of the annual Christmas Seal sale and has completed the preparation and mailing of the envelopes of seals to all residents. Mrs. Dean Morehouse and Mrs. Robert Hurd were hostesses on Monday evening at a pink and

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blue shower honoring Mrs. Edwin Meek. Mrs. William Burgett entertained her canasta club Friday with a potluck dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beer and Bob, Richard Geiger and Barry Rassi visited Ted Beer at Indiana university last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mikel visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beer and family of Goshen on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Newman of Niles, Mich., spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Newman. Becky Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Replogle, was honored

on her fourth birthday with a party on Sunday. 24 YEARS AGO. NOV. 17.1949 “This is the happiest birthday I’ve ever had,” declared Mrs. Betty Beer last Thursday afternoon when members of her family had a party for her on the lawn at Elkhart General hospital where she has been a polio patient for 16 weeks. Mrs. George Auer attended a meeting of the Mothers of Marines at the home of Mrs. Arthur Gibson, Warsaw, on Thursday when they observed Marines day. The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. Marvin Rapp, with 24 present. Earl Miller and Elmer Rassi are on a deer hunting trip in northern Michigan at the present time. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Roderick and sons, Steven and Tommy Joe, visited Milo Roderick and Miss Laura Roderick at Millersburg on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes at West Lafayette. Miss Matilda Rassi of Peoria, Hl., was a week end guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wuthrich. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rensberger at dinner on Sunday were Mrs. Wayne Krauter and son, Larry, of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Becker. 30 YEARS AGO, NOV. 18,1943 The junior class of Milford high school will present its play, “The Professor Proposes,” Thursday, Dec. 9, at 8 p.m. in the Community building. Mrs. C. A. Sparklin entertained a group of ladies at her home Friday evening, honoring Mrs. Francis M. Neff, Mrs. Perry Hoover and Mrs. C. H. Ireland, who plan to spent the winter in Florida. Wayne Bucher was elected cochairman with Everett Swick of Franklin township of the Kosciusko County Guernsey

Cattle Breeders at a meeting Tuesday evening, Nov. 9, at the West Wayne school. Mrs. Burris Sharp, Mrs. Charles Sponseller, Mrs. Roy Treesh, Mrs. B. B. Biggs and Miss Ellen Davidsen attended a meeting of Nappanee Order of the Eastern Star recently, the occasion being the initiation of the 200th member. Mrs. Randall Dewart and daughter Sharon of South Bend returned home Saturday after several days visit with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs Herman Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans and daughter Phyllis called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller Sunday afternoon. Miss Virginia Hursey of Chicago spent the week end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. V. G. Hursey. 40 YEARS AGO, NOV. 16,1933 Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Barnes and family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erick spent Sunday afternoon

and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Erick of Elkhart. Thirty members of the Good Fellowship club met at Hotel Milford Tuesday night. Members of the Kiva club met with Miss Dorothy Staley on Tuesday evening with two guests, Miss Barbara Ann Stuckman and Miss Esther Sharp, being present. John Bushong, Clarence Miller and Earl Wdferman and families and Clifford McDonald and Peal Cox of Goshen spent Sunday afternoon in the home of Melvin Lingofelter. Mrs. Alfred Wilson and Mrs. Guy Pinkerton attended a Home Economics Leaders’ meeting at Warsaw last Thursday. Walter Lippincott and daughter spent Sunday with relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. Marie Hursey held a bridge benefit at her home Wednesday afternoon. The Young Married Peoples’ bridge club met with Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner Thursday evening.

Wed., Nov. 14,1973 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

uLLIJtf HOUSE COMES DOWN — An old home on Main street in Milford was torn down a week ago by members of the Milford Chapel of the Salem Mennonite church to make room for a development around the church. Full disclosure of development plans will be made in the near future. The old house, shown above, is a Milford landmark.

HOUSE COMES DOWN — An old home on Main street in Milford was torn down a week ago by members of the Milford Chapel of the Salem Mennonite church to make room for a development around the church. Full disclosure of development plans will be made in the near future. The old house, shown above, is a Milford landmark.

Escape death in home fire Wednesday An explosion of a space heater last Wednesday night caused a fire which completely destroyed the two story frame home of a 100-year vintage and belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Miller in Elkhart county. Mrs. Miller sustained second degree burns and her hair was singed in the mishap. Hie couple was unable to salvage any of its possessions as fire engulfed the home located on county road 43 about a half mile east of Indiana 13-A and north of US 6. Three fire units battled the blaze with Benton township standing by until nearly midnight. The explosion occurred as Mrs. Miller was turning off the television set, blowing glass from the windows some 30 feet from the home. Mr. Miller was in the bedroom at the time, approximately 8:30 p.m., and was not injured. The Syracuse and Ligonier fire departments assisted Benton township in fighting the blaze. Hand Bell choir at UM church The Hand Bell choir from the Cardinal Learning Center at Warsaw will be guests of the United Methodist church, Milford, on Thursday evening. The annual all-church Thanksgiving dinner is set for 6:30 p.m. with meat, rolls and beverages being supplied by the United Methodist Women. Families are asked to take table service and a carry-in dish. The choir will perform after the supper.

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Theatre honors students with pass policy Theatre manager Tim Yeager announced this week the Pickwick Theatre would again this year issue free passes to all Wawasee high school students achieving mention on the high or regular honor roll for each grading period. This will make the third consecutive year in which the local showhouse has offered this service to the community high school students. May Claim Honor roll students may claim their passes at the theatre box office any time after the honor roll list appears in the local newspaper. It is recommended that students claiming passes have some identification with them in the event that theatre personnel do not know them. Roger Vore, owner of the theatre, and manager Yeager consider it a pleasure to reward students achieving high scholastic marks in this manner. Most of the students using the passes seem to appreciate this courtesy, and, if it serves to encourage students in any way to strive for better marks in school, the management feels the passes are well worth the time and effort spent to provide them. Each pass is valid for five programs during a period of nine weeks. On a typical week end night over 20 honor students are admitted free of charge.

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