The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 March 1974 — Page 6
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MARCH BRIDE — Mlm Rose Zarse. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Del Zarse of Cromwell, became the bride of Pfc. Mark Sabin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sabin, also of Cromwell, on March 12 at Fort Hood. Texas. The bride was attended bj her sister Miss Sherrie Zarse and the bridegroom's best man was Pfc. Jon A mor a of Fort Hood. The couple is residing at r 5 lot 23 in Forest Creek Trailer Court. Harker Heights. Texas 76541. Mrs. F. Zimmerman entertaines for Home Arts club Mrs Forrest Zimmerman, assisted by Mrs Raymond Cook, entertained the Home Arts club at Dewart Lake on Tuesday. March 12. at 1:30 p m Following dessert. Mrs Donald Holt was awarded the napkin favor and the meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs Earl Naegele. in the usual form “I Whistle a Happy Tune” being the song of the month was played and discussed Taken from “The King and I” it was used by the home demonstration chorus in 1951. Meditations, in poem form, were given by Mrs Cook. She also presented the health and safety remarks, followed by the citizenship remarks This was a very interesting paper on the markings on the $1 bill and what they mean to Americans • Protecting your home, the lesson for the day. was presented by the president. A lively discussion period followed The meeting closed with the collect The April meeting will be on Apnl 16 in the home of Mrs Naegele at Dewart Lake with Mrs Juanita Sparks assisting There were 13 members and one guest. Mrs Glen Kessler, present Hasses on dean's list at Notre Dame Jim Hasse, a senior, and his brother Don Hasse, a junior, at Notre Dame university have been named to the dean's list at that northern Indiana university. Both are sons of Mr. and Mrs Henry Hasse of r 2 Syracuse
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Shower honors Miss Jan Plank A kitclien and linen shower was held in the home of Mrs. LaMar Wagner at New Paris last Friday evening honoring Miss Jan Plank of Syracuse. Miss Plank and Gerald (Corky) Wagner are to be married April 6 at the Syracuse Church of God. Co-hostesses for the event were Mrs. Tony Swinehart. Mrs. Oren Overholser. Miss Penny Wagner and Miss Gail Wagner. Refreshments and decorations were in pink, white and burgundy, the chosen colors of Miss Plank Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Bert Cook and Mrs. Dwight Miller. The 30 guests were from Elkhart, Goshen. New Paris. Nappanee. Fort Wayne and Syracuse Past matrons meet in Freeman home The Past Matrons club of Syracuse chapter 283. Order of Eastern Star, were entertained for the March meeting in the home of Miss Margaret Freeman with Mrs. Gerald Cramar assisting. Fifteen members were in attendance. Guests were past matrons Maude Jackson. Star of the East chapter. Fort Wayne; Marcel Grove, Parker Chapter; and Mildred Corson. Decatur chapter Mrs. Robert Murray, president, called the business meeting to order and Mrs. DeLoss Weaver acted as secretary pro tern Travels Mrs Clem Lisor. Grand Esther of the Indiana Grand chapter, recited her experiences and explained her various travels over the state representing the star in her capacity as Grand Esther She also announced the appointment of Mrs Murray to supervise food to be served in the district s hospitality room at the Indiana Grand chapter in April. Following a social hour, refreshments in the Saint Patrick motif were served. Door prizes were given Mrs. Edgar Kuhn. Mrs. Joe Rapp. Mrs Charles Kroh and Mrs Jackson Ridings. Hans for the 36th anniversary meeting of the club on April 2 are to be announced at a later date. May wedding is planned Mr and Mrs Russell Bertram of r 1 Cromwell announce the engagement of their daughter, Edith Ann, to Judson Dean Van Houten, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Herman Van Houten of Pittsburg. Penn Miss Bertram graduated from Cromwell high school and is employed at the American Red Cross in Fort Wayne. Her fiance graduated from Franklin high school and the Indiana Institute of Technology in Fort Wayne. He is employed at Magna vox as a senior electronics design engineer A May 18 wedding is being planned
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By AUGUST BRIDE — An August 24 wedding at Syracuse is being planned by Miss Sally Personette. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Personette. Jr., of Syracuse, and Gary Seigneur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Seigneur of Lyons. Ohio. The bride-elect is a senior at Wauasee high school. Her fiance is a 1973 graduate of Evergreen high school and presently employed at Rupp's F urniture Co. in Archbold, Ohio. Irish theme used for BPW meeting An Irish meal was served at the Kale Island Beacon last week for the March meeting of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women s club, and tables were appropriately decorated in the Saint Patrick’s theme. Mrs Robert Swager. president, opened the meeting in usual form, and announced the April bake sale plans and May card party Mrs. Mary Van Dyke was in charge of the program for the evening which was a skit “An Interview with Mary Stewart" who was author of the club collect The collect was written as a personal prayer but has since been used by many women’s organizations all over the world. Participants in the skit were: Mrs. Wilfred Hodler — Mary Stewart Mrs Leonard Barnhart — Miss Wright, reporter Mrs. Eugene Henning — Martha Following the skit, the collect was given by members in honor of Mary Stewart Mrs. Earl Money received the door prize. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Bill Coburn, Mrs Henning and Mrs. Money. Mrs. Kenneth Elson entertains Senior Mothers recently A total of 15 members of the Senior Mothers club of Syracuse met in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Elson with Mrs. Wayne Stahley and Mrs. Josephine George assisting Following the business session bridge and other games were enjoyed James Hibschmans leave Saturday for Philippines Mr and Mrs. James Hibschman and children. John and Christy, of Syracuse flew to California from Chicago on Saturday and will leave Friday morning for the Philippines where they will serve their second four-year term as missionaries. The couple has been in the United States on furlough for the past year. Hibschman is the son of Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hibschman of Syracuse
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Alpha Nu chapter elects new officers
Forty members of Alpha Nu chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, an international society of women educators, met last Thursday at Pierceton. Hostesses in charge were Mrs. Fred Snyder. Miss Florence Long. Miss Agnes Davis and Miss Maude Yontz. Mrs. Don Dickinson presented the slate of officers for 1975-77. The following officers were elected: President — Miss Dorothy Van Cleve. Warsaw First vice president — Mrs. Vernon Miller, Claypool Second vice — Miss Katherine Gam, Plymouth Reconing secretary — Miss Sadonia Bruner. Warsaw Corresponding secretary — Mrs James Wysong. Plymouth Treasurer — Miss Mary Esther Henning, Culver Parliamentarian — Mrs. Richard Ditrner. Syracuse Installation of officers and
'Challenging Changes' is theme for program
By MRS. .ANN HANCOOK Home Economist • Challenging Changes” is the title of a special program for women being sponsored by the cooperative extension service and the Kosciusko county extension homemakers. The meeting will be held Tuesday, March 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Shrine building, fairgrounds The speaker for the evening will be Marci Wynns, extension home economist. South Bend. She is a specialist in human behavior. The topic of her speech is “Changing Roles Os Women". She works with women in the South Bend area and appears frequently on the television program “Homemakers Time.” A special announcement will be made concerning a new educational program that the extension service is starting. “The Awareness Program” is designed to keep women up to date through educational meetings and newsletters without joining the traditional extension homemakers club program. Displays will be set up for {New SalemJ |By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE | Sunday morning services held “Why Trust When You Can Worry?” was the message delivered Sunday morning by Pastor Chad Woodburn. His text was from Matthew 6:25-34. COMMUNITY NEWS The church fellowship hall is getting its first painting. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schermerhorn and Doug were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Dane Rarick. Miss Donna Moser entertained Sunday for Mr and Mrs Glen Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newcum. Mr. and Mrs. John Plank and Mrs Jay Plank. Mr and Mrs Gerald Dausman and Scott. Miss Diane Method and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dausman and Cindy were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kinzer of Carmel. The occasion was Mrs. Kinzers birthday. The Kinzers are parents of Mrs Gerald Dausman
observance of Founders’ Day will be held May 4 at Plymouth. Speaker Miss Van Cleve, program chairman, presented Miss Connie Stavropulus, speech and debating instructor at Warsaw community high school, for the evening program. She described the many techniques used in debate, explaining in detail the filing system of data and methods of research. The Warsaw varsity debating team was then introduced using as the topic, “The Federal Government Should Guarantee a Minimum Family Income.” Participating in the debate were Steve Smith, Charles Bunnell and Keith Pagel. The presentation was followed by a question and answer period. During the business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Ditrner, president, members were urged to attend the state convention at Indianapolis on April 19-21.
viewing. They will include microwave cookery, energy conservation, the metric system, and crock pots. There will be materials available to pick up. Refreshments will be served by the extension homemakers membership committee with Mrs. Gerald Parker, r 1 Claypool, in charge. All interested women are urged to attend! We all need to be more “aware” of the changing world around us. See you there! Pumpkin Bread 4 cup margarine, 14 cup sugar. 2 eggs, one and two-thirds cup unsifted flour, A* tsp. salt, 1 tsp. baking soda, 4 tsp. baking powder, 2 tsp. ginger, 4 tsp. cinnamon, 4 tsp. nutmeg, 4 tsp. cloves, one-third cup water, 1 cup cooked mashed pumpkin. 4 cup finely chopped pecans Cream margarine and sugar. Add eggs one at a time. Alternate dry ingredients and water into creamed mixture. Add pumpkin then pecans. Bake at 350 degrees for 60-70 minutes in a greased 9 x 5x3 inch loaf pan. Cool 10 minutes then turn onto a wire rack and cool thoroughly. Junior Mothers meet March 18 Members of the Junior Mothers dub of Syracuse met March 18 at the home of Mrs. Don Scholer with 20 members present. Mrs. Eugene Hall presided and welcomed four new members — Mrs. Eugene Ludwig, Mrs. Paul Philabaum, Mrs. Douglas Johnson and Mrs. Dari Hoover. Plans for the spring party were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Scholer, Mrs. Jesse Hann and Mrs. Jack Stoelting. The next meeting will be held April 15 in the home of Mrs. Jay Peffley. Legion supper The annual carry-in American Legion birthday dinner for Post 223 at Syracuse has been set for 6:30 this Saturday, March 23, at the Legion home. The event is for all Legion and Auxiliary members and families.
/V ENGAGED — Rev. and Mrs. Ross Cook of Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter. Rita Jane, to Ronald Bruner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Bruner of Waveland. Miss Cook, a 1972 graduate of Whitko high school, is a student at Indiana Central college, Indianapolis. majoring in music. Her fiance, a 1971 graduate of Waveland high school, is also a student at Indiana Central college majoring in physical education. Their wedding will be held on June 15 at the Calvary United Methodist church, Syracuse. Goodwill club meets Wednesday with Mrs. LeCount Mrs. Harold LeCount was hostess for the Wednesday meeting of the Goodwill Extension Homemakers club at Syracuse with Mrs. Everett Darr and Mrs. Ray Darr assisting. Mrs. Eldred Mabie led in group singing of “America, the Beautiful” and the song of the month, “I Whistle a Happy Tune.” Pledge to the flag was led by Mrs. Robert Busch and club creed by Mrs. Philip Lee. Mrs. Burton Butt had meditations entitled, “Pledge for Husband and Wife” and “He Touched Me.” Mrs. Blanche Kline gave the health and safety remarks on first aid, and Mrs. Busch the garden remarks on organic gardening. Social Security was the topic used by Mrs. Raymond Wilson on citizenship. Lesson Mrs. Thurlow Mock presented the afternoon lesson on “Protecting Your Home.” Program planning was presented by Mrs. Fred Butt. It was announced the presidents* council would be meeting on March 21 at Warsaw, and that the local club committee was working on the annual birthday dinner set for May. Mrs. Cecil Coy led in the club collect and Mrs. Wilson in the prayer song. There were 15 members and two children in attendance.
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Columbians enjoy ceramics lesson Members of the Columbian Reading Circle of Milford met March 11 at the ceramic shop .in Waterford with Gloria Leer. The lesson for the evening was decorating ceramic objects. Each member present picked out a piece and decorated it. Mrs. Larry Haney was hostess and served refreshments at her home near Milford later in the evening. The next meeting will be March 25 in the home of Mrs. Arlo Beisvanger with a silent auction to be held. Bethany Homemakers meet at New Paris Mrs. Floyd Berkey and Mrs. Bemeice Mauzy were hostesses for the Bethany Homemakers club meeting last Thursday at Sunnyside park in New Paris. A carry-in dinner held at the noon hour carried the Saint Patrick’s day theme. The meeting was opened in the usual form with Mrs. Ellis Eby leading in group singing of the song of the month, “I Whistle a Happy Tune.” Devotions, from Matthew, wen? given by Mrs. Hazel Kline. Mrs. Herbert Blue gave the lesson on flower gardens and new kinds of flower seeds now available. During the garden report all were urged to purchase seeds early for spring planting. Mrs.. Mauzy gave a report on new road signs. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. Burdette Tarman and a cake w r as presented to her. Mrs. Zook gave the lesson on living within fixed incomes and a contest was held. Several cards were signed for members who art ill. Plans were made for the mother-daughter party which will be held in the near future. Mrs. Ethel Grubb and Mrs. Harry Gingrich will be hostesses for the April meeting. SP END WEEK END IN CHICAGO Miss Sally Beer and Miss Elaine Stichter, both of Milford, left Friday night from South Bend on the South Shore train for Chicago to spend the week end. They stayed with some friends of Miss Beer’s. The girls spent Saturday shopping at Marshall Field and were joined by Clark Gjnley of Syracuse and Miss Nancy Beer of Milford, Sally’s sister, on Saturday evening. The four young people spent the evening in Old Town. They all returned home Sunday evening by car Psi lota Ki meets in Kline home Mrs. James Kline was hostess for the Tuesday night meeting of the Theta Sigma chapter of Psi lota Xi sorority. The 17 members and eight guests in attendance were entertained for the evening by Mrs. Joel Robbins who talked on some of her paintings and the creation of silver jewelry. Refreshments were served during the social hour. Mrs. Ron Gillem will be hostess for the 7:30 meeting on April 2. Mr. and Mrs. Burris Sharp of Milford returned Saturday from a two month stay in Scottsdale, Ariz.
WH I > ’ JUNE BRIDE — Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stahley of Syracuse have announced the engagement of their daughter, Abbie, to Wayne Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Miller of r 3 Nappanee. Miss Stahley is a 1972 graduate of North Wood high school and tpresently employed by Syracuse Rubber Products. Her fiance attended Nappanee high school and is presently employed by Lamar Sutzman as a horseman. A June 29 wedding is being planned. Kappa Omicirons meet Thursday Mrs. Jerry Eagon was hostess for the Thursday meeting of the Kappa Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Syracuse with Mrs. William Cox as co-hostess. Mrs. Charles Keser presented the program on group action. The next meeting will be on March 21 at the home of Mrs. James Berkey. Family birthdays celebrated Sunday A carry-in dinner was held March 17 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merl D. Laughlin at Syracuse in honor of the March birthdays of Mr. Laughlin, Mrs. Dewey Laughlin Mrs. Robert Wiles and Merl Laughlin, Sr. .The latter Laughlin will be observing his 80th birthday anniversary on March 23. Others in attendance in addition to the honored guests were Glenn Laughlin, > Dewey Laughlin, Robert Wiles and Mrs. Laughlin, Sr., all of Syracuse, and Mrs. Frances Trimmer of Goshen.
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