The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 February 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL-—Wed., Feb. 27,1974

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FOR THOSE who remembered the fire we are grateful to the Martins for also furnishing us with this photo which was taken the following year < fall of 1903) showing the new buildings on the east side of Main street Quite a contrast from the burned out block in last week’s paper. MRS. EVERETT Butrick. farmer resident who now lives over Elkhart way, brought us a clipping on other former residents — the Bob Willsons and Ralph Gansert. A photo shows Maverick Case operator Willson and case manager Gansert as they look over the beginning of a $20,000 expansion on the south and east sides of the case in Maverick Junction. S' D The 1,246 square foot $20,000 addition is expected to be completed by March I. Included in the addition are a dining area, storage room, restrooms and office. Presently the case seats 65 people When the addition is completed it will seat 110. Presently the case employs 18 people, including Gansert's wife Sandra. During the summer months some 30 people are employed. This figure is expected to jump by at least six to serve the additional customers. Bob and Nancy (Campbell) Willson took over the case in February of 1973

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— Missionary Retreat Week End — Syracuse Church Os God | / March 1-2-3 Theme: Missions Cardiogram Speakers on March 1 and 2— 7: 30 P.M. James and Barbara Hibschman - Recently returned from Philippines. Sunday Speaker at 10:30 - Rev. Darrel Pritchard, preskient of the general conference of Churches of God and recently returned from Venezuela to make plans for new mission field. Saturday Morning - A Men’s Breakfast Saturday Afternoon - Women’s Tea 2-4 Public Invited and Welcome to Attend.

"I ALMOST dropped the package of meat I was wrapping." said Jennie Showalter, meat counter clerk at Campbell's Market in Milford, when she looked up and saw Chris Schenkel, her favorite sportscaster. calling her by name. Pretty Jennie was kidding Dr. Al Miller about wanting to meet Chris when she recently packaged some steaks for Miller that were to be a gift to the Schenkels Miller passed the word to Schenkel and the meeting followed Chris's, reason for wanting to meet Jennie, he said, was the fact that they both had Indian blood in their veins. JAY GOULD. 73-year-old WOWO farm commentator who spoke at the Milford Area Development Council “Citizen of the Year" banquet Saturday night, said when he turned 65 he was called to Westinghouse headquarters in New York and “given the gold watch and all that." Then he was told he “could keep his job for life or as long as he wanted it. Gould was 73 on February 16 and has a wide host of listeners among the farm families in our community. He said Westinghouse has seven television stations'and 14 radio stations, and that WOWO is considered one of its best. OUR HATS are off to Mrs. Herbert (Edith I.) Baumgartner who was named “Citixen of the Year" on Saturday night Edith, a friend to many in Our Town, doesn't know the meaning of the word no. She is always wtllirg to lend a hand where she can. Edith is the kind of person everyone can be proud of to have as a "Citixen of the Year." THE MILFORD Christian church now has two busses, the second arriving last Friday and

being a new bus. Both are painted bright blue and have white lettering. They are used to transport youngsters to and from church services and for other activities involving church groups. SPEAKING OF the Christian church, the Good News Sen-

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sations were well received when they sang at visiting matrons and patrons night at the Masonic temple on Friday night. The teenagers really put their hearts and souls into their song and make a lasting impression on those who hear them. MRS. BAUMGARTNER, our “Citizen of the Year”, is busy just now reminding Van Buren township residents of the Bloodbank which will be in Warsaw, at the Legion home, on Thursday from 12 to 6 p.m. She asked us to remind the citizens of Our Town that 10 pints of blood were used when Dr. Joe Ostendorf underwent open heart surgery recently. She is hoping these will all be replaced at the Thursday visit. AS WE hear it Bruce Hunsberger. down Union 76 way. had a slight problem the other day. It seems a customer went inside the station while Bruce was

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pumping gas and when said customer left he closed the station door behind him. locking it. We never did hear how Bruce finally managed to get back in but he did since everything is AOK now. & FOR THOSE of you down south we would say the unchangable March weather has arrived even though it isn't quite March yet. Last Friday we had high winds which took several trees and big limbs down thoughout the area. This was accompanied by rain, snow and ice. was a bit dangerous near supper-time. LAKELAND LOCAL Shari and Shell Miller, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller of Dewart Lake, spent the week end in Goshen visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Rider and Darla.

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Fellowship class meets in Williams home The Fellowship class of the Syracuse Church of God met Sunday at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Williams and a basket dinner was enjoyed. A birthday cake was served for the birthdays of Donald Nine, Rev. Walter Burcham, Elizabeth Frederick and Melvin Williams. Mrs. Donald Nine lead in prayer. The business meeting was in charge of president Donald Nine. Devotions by Rev. Fredericks were from the book of Psalms, and also several poems. Reports were heard including a report from the treasurer of a' . special gift to the class to be used i in decorating the class room in t the new church addition. ! Mrs. Williams dismissed the I business meeting and Mrs. Burcham had charge of the en-

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tertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Nine will be in charge of the next meeting. FIRST AID MAKES RUN The Syracuse first aid unit responded to a call at 7:27 p.m. for Mrs. Glenn Fields of Syracuse who fell down the stairs at the American Legion home and sustained a deep laceration of the head. The wound was bandaged and Mr. Fields had her taken to Goshen hospital for further examination.

PORK CHOP BARBECUE Sponsored By Atwood Lions Club At ATWOOD CIVIC CENTER Saturday, March 9, 1974 4:30-8:00 P.M. Carry-Outs Available Adults: $2.50 Childrenrsl.2s < Also church bake sale at same time;)

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Stolen car recovered Syracuse police recovered a stolen car belonging to a Syracuse man, within 24 hours of receiving the report, with no apparent damage to the vehicle. Merrill Norris reported his auto missing, a 1970 Buick LeSabre, taken about 2 a.m. Thursday from a location near the Frog tavern. The auto was recovered Friday between Syracuse and Milford near roads 250E and 1150 N.

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