The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 December 1973 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed..**** 12 ‘ 1973

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Jurors drawn for 1974 terms of circuit, superior courts

A number of persons from the greater Lakeland area are among those drawn for the 1974 terms of the Kosciusko circuit court and the superior court of Kosciusko county. Among the nine persons drawn to serve as grand jurors during the quarterly period which runs from January 1 until Marc ft 31 are Lewis S. Immel. r 4 Syracuse; Frederick M Graff ' box 514 Milford; Charles J Teeple, r 2 Milford; and A. Diann Rinker, 116 Wade drive, North Webster. Chosen to serve from Aprill 1 until June 30 are Dolores Bachelder, box 352 North Webster; Fredetta F. Money, r 4 Syracuse; and Virgil C Deisch. Leesburg. Those chosen for the grand jury from July 1 to September 30 are as follows: Susan L. Meek, 211 S. Lake, Syracuse; and Nancy Jean Grove, Milford. "“v. Serving during (the final quarter which runs fpbm October 1 to December 31'are Helen R. Frushour, r 4 Syracuse; Howard S. Bearish, North Webster; Barbara Sorensen, box 154A Milford; and Ray. D. Yoder, r 4 Syracuse. Petit Jurors Among the 60 persons chosen to serve on the circuit court’s petit jury during the first quarter are Robert H. Brock, Syracuse; Judith A. Valentine, r 1 Leesburg; Loren Longenbaugh, Syracuse; Eugene H. Stoffel, box

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1 4 4 Syracuse; Jerry Lee Helvey, 4 / box 533 Leesburg; Ivan pjchard Workman, r 3 box 185A Syracuse; Joseph C. Morgantjhaler, r 1 box 89 Syracuse; Wayne E. Teeple, Leesburg; Richard P. Klopenstine, Leesburg; Agnes Ann Bushong, r 3Syracuse; GretchenL. Watkins, r 1 Leesburg; Ralph W. Thornburg. box 97 Syracuse; Dale D. Strombeck, North Webster; Bernice D. Anglin, r 2 road 200S Leesburg; Dean H. Burchard. North Webster; Aaron D. Hinesley, box 32 North Webster; Herschell D. Carey, Sr., r 1 Leesburg; Richard N. Baker, North Webster; John B. Augsburg er, box 113 Milford. Dallas Eugene Cox, r 3 Syracuse; Jerry Clyde Lowe, r 3 Syracuse. Those chosen from the greater Lakeland area for the second quarter are Julia Kay Bosstick, box 39 North Webster; Clyde Bair, Leesburg; Francis J. Rader, box 125 Leesburg; Paul M. Brembeck, r 1 Milford; Joyce Glaser, r 1 Leesburg; Don H. Titus, r 2 Milford; Thomas Perzanwoski, r 2 box 354 Syracuse; Paul Ruch. Milford; Larry E. Teghtmeyer, r 1 North Webster; Devon E. Ummel, 116 N. Shore Dr., Syracuse; Mary Lou Korenstra. r 2 Milford; Jean L. Coverstone, r 2 Leesburg; Paul A. Rush, r 4 box 566 Syracuse; Eddie B. Overmyer, r 1 North Webster; Francis Lucille Cullers, r 1 Milford; Velma Niles, r 1 North Webster; and Glenn Price ( Milford. Those who were chosen to serve during the third quarter are as follows: Donald R. Rich, r 2 box 38 Leesburg; George M. Harvey, Syracuse; Beverly J. Hamman, r 1 box 74 North Webster; Paul A. Yeager, r 3 Syracuse; Louis M. Coppes, r 2 Leesburg; Robert D. Allen, Leesburg; J. Alan Morgan, r 2 Leesburg; Thomas 0. Gronendyke, r 1 box 117 Syracuse; Bud V. Minnick, r 2 Leesburg; Mary Frances Stalter, North Webster; Sally Lee Baker, box 125 Milford; Lillian M. Cook, box 112 Syracuse; James H. Heierman, Leesburg; John F. Kroh, box 97 Syracuse; David Allen Stookey, r 1 Leesburg; John Phillip Hoy, box 317 North Webster; Carl B. Duncan, Milford. Those who have been chosen fa- the final quarter of 1974 are as follows: Silas Howard, Jr., Milford; James J. Benzenberg, r 2 Leesburg; Jerry L. Badskey, box 202 North Webster; Frances L. Schenkel, r 1 box 78C Leesburg; Patricia J. Strombeck, North Webster; Shirley A. Polk, r 2 Leesburg; Norma Jane Adams, r 3 box 238 Syracuse; George H. Cornelius, Jr., r 1 Leesburg; Samuel O. Dungan, r 2 Leesburg; Thomas P. Levernier, r 1 Milford; Maurice Bernell Crow, r 3 Syracuse; Carolyn R. Waikel, r 1 North Webster; Jacqueline Laura Beer, Milford; Mary Jane Lantz, Syracuse; Stanley H. Hoopingarner, r 1 Syracuse; and Grover N. Smith, Sr., r 2 Syracuse. Superior Court Those petit jurors drawn to servefrom January 1 to March 31 in the superior court are Joan Graber, 140 N. Shore Dr., Syracuse; DoUglas G. Cripe, Milford; John Wr"Moneyheffer, Leesburg; James R. Vanderpool, r 1 North Webster; Charles W. Lantz, 713 S. Front St., Syracuse; Herbert I. Felkner, Milford; James R. Owens, r 1 box 265 Syracuse; Barbara J. Eastlund, North Webster; Cecil H. Paulus, r2Leesburg; Russell F. Brazel, r 3 Syracuse; Dale Atkinson, r 2 Milford; Frank L. Putt, 192 N. Shore Dr., Syracuse; Barbara A. McClintic, r 3 Syracuse; Chester D. Elder, r 1 box 147 Syracuse;

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Dale J. Sherman, r l Milford; Dorothea C. Kerlin. Milford; Barbara J Freeman, r. 3 Syracuse; Carolyn E. Clark, r 3 box 312 Syracuse; Harold E. Mauk, box 393 Milford. Those who have been drawn for the second quarter are Joan Veenstra. 306 Benton. Syracuse. Charles Dean Smith, r 4 Syracuse; Aloha Ann Gest. r 1 North Webster . Donald J Boggs, r 1 Leesburg. Frederick C. Crews, r 4 box 214 Syracuse. Mary. Jane Byrd. Syracuse. Nancy J. Zimmerman, r 2 Milford; Doris Anglin, r 2 Leesburg; RichardF. Shipley, r 2 Syracuse. Drawn for the July 1September 30 term were Barbara J. Gladieux. box 94 Leesburg; Doris M. Selanders. r 3 Syracuse; Charles J. Clevenger, 301 E. Main. Syracuse; Jack L. Stump, r 1 North Webster; Johnie Oswalt. Leesburg; Robert Henry Fix, r 1 Syracuse; Donald L. Jemigan, r 1 North Webster; Delbert Stidams, r 1 North Webster; William L. Meyers, r 4 Syracuse; and Stanley R. Insley, Syracuse. Those drawn for ©the final quarter are Carolyn Sue Lechlitner, r 1 Milford; Robert C. Dean, Syracuse; Dennis A. Jones, r 3 box 90-D Syracuse; Philip C. Jones, r 1 Syracuse; Cecil D. Lindzy, North Webster; William R. Hess, Syracuse; Marion Lee Lantz, North Webster; Virginia Cain, r 1 Milford; Nelson Beer, r 1 Milford; Richard C. Firestone, r 4 box 548 Syracuse; John W. Cripe, r 1 box 240 Syracuse; James C. Webb, r 1 Leesburg; Cynthia Kay Kammerer, box 74 Leesburg; Anna C. Chance, r 1 North Webster; Nancy Ferverda, r 2 Leesburg; Alden Rarick Stuckman, r 3 Syracuse; Gloria Jean Albert, r r Leesburg; Glenn Biller, Jr., r 4 Syracuse; Phyllis E. Blauser, r 2 Milford; Mary V. Whisler, r 4 box 145 Syracuse; Donna Sue Wolfe, North Webster; Ruby M. Badskey, North Webster; and Mary J. Lehman, r 1 Milford. Joseph Williams is graduate WICHITA FALLS, Tex. - Airman Joseph A. Williams, son of John Williams, Syracuse, has graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex., from die US Air Force communications equipment repairman course. Airman Williams, who learned to install and repair teletypewriter and communications machines, is being assigned to Griffiss AFB, N. Y., for duty with a unit of the air force communications service. The airman is a 1971 graduate of Elwood high school. His wife, Debra, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Stone, 2011 S. A St., Elwood. Arrested on drug charges Two young Kosciusko county men were arrested last Wednesday night by warrants on charges of possession and sale of the dangerous drug LSD. Incarcerated at the county jail in lieu of $5,000 bonds were Joseph L. Thornburg, 22, r 2 Syracuse, and David D. Mehl, 20 of North Webster. Warrants for the two were issued as result of an extensive investigation of drug activities in the area. Officers involved inthe arrests included state detective Norman Pierce, trooper Michael Barnett and trooper Larry Yeiter.

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Special music on Sunday a.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Glaser sang “What Child is This?” during the morning worship service. Mr. Glaser accompanied with the guitar. Pastor Woodburn delivered the morning message reading from Matthew 1:1-18. Rev. and Mrs. David Kurte, representing the India Fellowship, Inc., were special guests Sunday evening. Rev. Kurte told of his work in India and showed slides of India and the new hospital being built. Women's Fellowship has Christmas party The Women’s Fellowship held its Christmas program last Wednesday evening. Cindy Rapp played an organ prelude of Christmas carols and Mrs. John Plank led in singing carols. Mrs. Lyle Johnston led in devotions and read Matthew 1:21 and the poem “Manhatten Christmas Eve”. Mrs. Albert Mathews led in prayer. Mrs. Stanley Kilmer and Mrs. Chad Woodbum sang “Angels We Have Heard on High” and were accompanied by Cindy Rapp. Nick and Angela Johnston; Marianne and Marcia Mullinix; Jim, Sara, Rachel and Michael Coon; and Jeffery and Gina Stookey sang “Little Drummer Boy” and “We Three Kings of Orient Are”. They were accompanied by Mischelle Johnston. A salad bar with punch and coffee was enjoyed. After the refreshments Mrs. Robert Ramey of Winona Lake was guest speaker. Her topic was “The Three Trees”. The theme of how each tree’s wood had an important part in the life of Christ. The committee of arrangements was Mrs. Robert Hurd, Mrs. Bill Speicher, Mrs. Albert Mathews and Mrs. Stanley Kilmer. i Help at New Paris Those assisting with the work at the Missionary Press on Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Mullinix, Marianne and Marcia; Miss Doris Tom; Albert Mathews; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse; Mrs. Zona Deeter; and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. Star Class is entertained The Star class was entertained Saturday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stetler and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schermerhorn were on the committee of arrangements. For devotions Herbert Morehouse read Billy Graham’s article “God’s Greatest Gift 5 ’ from the Decision magazine and led in prayer. The business

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meeting was conducted by president Mrs. Zona Deeter. Homemade ice cream, cake, punch, coffee, fudge and nuts were served to Mrs. lona Ryman, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meek, Sharon and friend Doralee Grisamer. Mrs. Edna Tom and Doris, pasta- and Mrs. Chad Woodbum, Mrs. Deeter, Nelson Morehouse and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newcum entertained Sunday for Nelson Morehouse and' Mrs. Lydia Morehouse. The Wildman family sang Sunday morning at the Camp Creek Church of the Brethren. Rev. Orville Kilmer is the pastor of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse attended the REMC meeting in Indianapolis Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Dale Morehouse attended the Farm Bureau convention in Indianapolis on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Niccum of North Manchester called on Mrs. Edna Tom and Doris and Mrs. Emma Cripe Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Johnson was dismissed from the Goshen hospital last Tuesday after undergoing major surgery. Miss Donna Moser was dismissed on Saturday from the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne after undergoing major surgery. Mrs. Mike Vance underwent emergency appendectomy last Wednesday night in the Goshen hospital. Mark Lehman, eight-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman of near Leesburg, is in serious condition at the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne. -NSElect community ASC 1974 committeemen Results of the mail balloting for community ASC committeemen for 1974 were announced today. The ballots were counted by the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service committee. Communities were required at state and federal levels to be consolidated into representative units as follows: Community “A”, composed of Tippecanoe, Tin-key Creek and Van Buren townships elected Robert Buhrt, chairman; Lester Stabler, vice chairman; Ralph Tusing, member, and Eldon Watkins and Everett Tom, Jr., alternates. Community “B”, composed of Etna, Jefferson, Prairie and Scott townships elected Lowell Anglin, chairman; Wayne Thanas, vice chairman; Loren E. Young, member, and Arthur E. Smith and Donald Goon, alternates. Community “C”, composed of

Franklin, Harrison, and Seward townships elected Wilbur Latimer, chairman; Robert Hoffman, vice chairman, Everett Welborn, member, and Ralph Long and Robert Norris, alternates. . Community “D”, composed of Clay, Jackson, Lake and Monroe townships elected Wayne Bouse, chairman; Arthur Kinsey, vice chairman, Howard Workman, member, and Arden Shaffer and Charles Decker, all ernates. Community “E”, composed of Plain, Washington and Wayne townships elected C ordon Tuttle, chairman; J. Wayne McCleary, vice chairman; Daiald J. Boggs, member, and John Moneyheffer and Joe C. Paxton, alternates. The three regular members of the community committee will convene at the REMC building. South Buffalo street at 10 a m. Monday, Dec. 17, to elect a member of the cour ty committee to a three year term and to select two alternates to the county ASC committee. Cow killed on SR 15 Sandra Price, 27, r 1 Milford, was northbound on old SR 15 Thursday night when she struck and killed a cow which was standing in the road. Sandra reported to county police patrolman Marlin Rose that she tried to avoid hitting the cow and in the process she lost control of her auto which went into a ditch. No injuries were reported and damage was set at S7OO to the Price auto and the loss of the cow, which belonged to Max Duncan, r 2 Milford, was set at $350. SOUTH CAROLINA On Dec. 20, 1860, South Carolina became the first state to secede from the Union.

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