The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 April 1974 — Page 5

OBITUARIES

n Leo F. Kowallik Sendees for Leo F. Kowallik. 73. r 2 Syracuse (Papakeechie lake) were conducted Monday at 1:30 pm. with Father Eugene Zimmerman and Rev. Noble Greene officiating. Kowallik passed away Friday at 7:40 p.m. at the Goshen hospital after an illness of several years. Death was due to complications from cancer Mr. Kowallik was born January 21. 1901 at Saint Annburg Germany and had been a resident of the Syracuse community for the past 28 years. He was an employee of Sea Nymph Boat Co, was active in Boy Scouts, a veteran of both WWI and WWII and was a former member of the local Lions club. He Was with the peace corps in Micronesia. Guam, from 1967 thru 1969. Survivors include one son, " TERMITES UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Ph. 2*7-7372 sll S. Union St. Warsaw Or Allied Lbr. Co. <Farmerly C»*n • Iwhrl Ltr C* 1 Phone 457-3331 Syracuse O' Anderson Paint And Supply Co. Syracuse

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Capt. Richard Kowallik, Redstone Arsenal. Ala.; one daughter. Mrs. Jerry (Ann) deSomer, Milford; three grandchildren; and relatives in Germany. Interment was in Violett cemetery at Goshen. The family asks that memorials be sent to Mrs. deSomer at box 291 Milford. Plans are to purchase something for the Goshen hospital in Mr. Kowallik’s memory. Olive K. Pierce Graveside services were held at Gas City Tuesday for Olive K. Pierce of r 2 Leesburg. The widow of Bruce Pierce, founder of Tippecanoe Boat Company, Mrs. Pierce passed away at 10:45 Saturday evening following an extended illness. She is survived by one daughter, four grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Harris-Troxel funeral home was in charge of arrangements. Hospital Notes Goshen Hospital TUESDAY. APRIL 1* Admissions Josefinp Milford Frances/U Cullers,"Milford Cindy/M Sheets. Syracuse Blanche Bates. 724 South Front St,Syracuse Dismissals Mrs. Jesse Hernandez, Milford Cindy Sheets. Syracuse Charles Hewitt, r 3 Syracuse Mrs. Jerry Myers, 730 North Huntington St., Syracuse WEDNESDAY. APRIL 17 Dismissals Mrs. Bessie J. Plikerd. 301 West Henry St.. Syracuse THURSDAY. APRIL 18 Admissions Lee McFarren. Milford Dismissals Frances Cullers. Milford

Evelyn Bartley, 225 West Portland St., Syracuse Mrs. Ross Cook. Syracuse FRIDAY. APRIL 19 Admissions Joyce Shouse, r 1 Syracuse SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Admissions Mrs. Howard Kline, r 4 Syracuse u George F. Cox, r 3 Syracuse Jo Ann Archer, 116 West Prairie St., Leesburg Dismissals Mrs. Clarence Dittemore, r 3 Syracuse Mrs. Doris Mohler. 196 North Shore Dr.. Syracuse SUNDAY. APRIL 21 Dismissals Mrs. Terry Beatty and daughter, r 1 Milford Mrs. David Hile and daughter, r 1 Syracuse Mrs. Howard Kline, r 4 Syracuse MONDAY. APRIL 22 .Admissions Elizabeth B. Maggart, Syracuse Dismissals Merrit Rookstool, r 1 Leesburg Murphy Medical Center SUNDAY. APRIL 14 Emergency Room Steven Dawson. Leesburg Cheryl Galgozy, North Webster Karl Kaufman, Milford MONDAY. APRIL 15 Admissions Mrs. Jay Smith. North Webster Dyle Martin, Leesburg Mrs. Harvey Grimm, Milford Dismissals Mrs. Jay Smith. North Webster Emergency Room Anthony Schiffer. Syracuse TUESDAY, APRIL 1* Admissions Mrs. Esta Yocum, Leesburg WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Dismissals Carlton Jones, Milford Emergency Room Roger Henwood, Syracuse THURSDAY. APRIL 18 Dismissals Mrs. Maggie Himes, Leesburg Dyle Martin. Leesburg Emergency Room Mark Goshert, Milford FRIDAY, APRIL 19 Emergency Room Earl Hackworth, Milford SATURDAY. APRIL 29 Admissions Mrs. Wayne Manthey, Leesburg Wayne Manthey. Leesburg Dismissals • Ted Stumbo. Milford SUNDAY. APRIL 21 Admissions Mrs. Marvin Whitaker, Leesburg

Dismissals Mrs. Marvin Whitaker, Leesburg . Mrs. Harry Beer, Milford OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS Fae Cook of North Webster was admitted to the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City early last week. Mrs. Phil Beer of Milford underwent major surgery in Dallas, Tex., recently. Her address is Saint Paul’s hospital, room 331. Dallas. Tex.. 75235. Mrs Don Ahrns was released from the Memorial hospital at South Bend on Friday, April 19. Mrs. Harry Beer of Milford was released from the Murphy Medical Center at Warsaw on Monday, April 22. Mrs. Carl Duncan of Milford suffered a broken leg Monday, April 15, at her home She is presently recuperating at her home in Milford. Mrs. Raymond Custer of Milford was removed to her home Saturday afternoon from the Saint Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne. She will remain in traction for at least this week. Carlton Jones of Milford was admitted to the Whitley County hospital at Columbia Qty early this week. Fannie Scoville of Leesburg was dismissed from the W’hitley County hospital early this week MILLER INFANT IS IMPROVING Shantel Renee, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller of r 3 Syracuse, continues to improve at th£ Elkhart hospital. Shantel was born on April 4, some two months premature and tipped the scales at three pounds, five ounces. In the past two and one-half weeks she has increased her weight to three pounds, 12 ounces. While the baby is in the intensive care unit she is reported to be gaining rapidly. She must remain in the hospital until she reaches five pounds. Court News ELKHART COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES The following couple has applied for a marriage license in the office of county clerk Woody L. Caton: Robert Eugene Buckey, 23, r 4 Syracuse, factory employee and Cynthia Diane Moore, 21, r 2 Goshen, factory employee Fined Max Carlson. 53. Syracuse. $32 for speeding Randall Weaver, 16. r 2 Syracuse, $32 for speeding Joseph Graber, 43, Syracuse, $32 for unsafe lane movement Dissolution Filed Donald and Karen Querry. r 1 Syracuse. They were married July 4. 1973 and separated April 11, 1974. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk Bessie I. Himes: Richard Allen Gay. 22, 225 North Lake street, Syracuse, telephone installer and Patricia Jane Brown, 19, box 643 Syracuse, factory worker Nicholas Dean Yoder, 20, r 2 Nappanee, self employed and Jennie Lee Hamman, 17, r 1 Leesburg, unemployed William Dale Martin. 30, r 1 North Webster, electrician and Debra Ann Stump, 21, boot 541 Syracuse, trailer escort Steven LaMar Watkins, 23. r 2 Syracuse, supervisor and Donna Louise Trenholm, 23. r Syracuse, receptionist Jose William Santiago (Ortiz), •imnnammmamßaanHmmmm

HVote For Burdell Blackburn Republican Candidate For Sheriff Experienced... ...Qualified Your Vote Greatly Appreciated If elected, I intend to be a full-time, working sheriff, making my home at the county jail. — Regional One Police Academy Graduate — Certified Law Enforcement Officer By State Os Indiana —1963 Outstanding Young Farmer Kosciusko County —1965 Edition Os Outstanding Young Men Os America ,

30. Elco Mobile Home, Syracuse, factory worker and Susan Bearnice Stouder, 21, Elco Mobile Home, Syracuse, factory worker William Robert Ream, 28, Midlakes Trailer Court, North Webster, compounder and Janet Sue Schopf, 19, 212 South Huntington street, Syracuse, factory worker Fined The following persons were assessed fines and costs when appearing before JP Milo Clase recently: Larry Rodgers, box 121 Leesburg. $49 for public intoxication, continued without day for failure of duty (accident): $52 and 60 days driver’s license suspension for driving under influence Dave Gibbs, box 143 Milford, continued without day on speeding charge at 45 mph in a 30 mph zone Account Suit Power Control Division vs J & J Manufacturing, Syracuse. Plaintiff seeks judgment for $315.33 plus interest and costs. CUtffirTSn Note Peoples State Bank vs H. Fred Rosnagle, box 221 Warsaw. Plaintiff seeks judgment of $3,300 plus interest and costs and immediate possession of mobile home. Note Complaints Peoples State Bank vs James R. McDonald of r 4 Syracuse. Plaintiff seeks judgment of SBSO, interest and costs Peoples State Bank of Leesburg vs David Richards, r 1 Pierceton. Plaintiff demands judgment of S9OO and that court hold security interest in goods, defendant ordered deliver goods to sheriff, goods be sold and proceeds to costs of action, judgment and balance to defendant. Births BEATTY, Mindy Marie Mr. and Mrs. Terry Beatty of Milford are the parents of their first child, a daughter, Mindy Marie, born Wednesday. April 17, at the Goshen hospital. Mindy Marie was born at 1:38 p.m. when she tipped the scales at seven pounds, eight ounces and measired 21 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mike Motruk of Milford and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lois Cochran of Nappanee. Paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chancey Hibner of Syracuse. HILE, Ann Marie Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hile of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a seven pound, one-half ounce daughter, Ann Marie, born on Thursday. April 18, at Goshen hospital. Ann Marie has one brother, Gregory David, 2WGrandparents are Mrs. James E. Pay ton of r 2 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hile, Goshen. Mrs. Lena Crooks of r 2 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arlic, Wellston, Mich., are greatgrandparents. Paternal greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fry, Goshen. SMITH infant Mr. and Mrs. Steven Smith of Syracuse are the parents of a son born Sunday at Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arvin of Remington and Mrs. William Smith, Lafayette. WARNER, Jason Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Warner of Bluffton are the parents of their first child, a seven pound, 14 ounce son. Jason Thomas, born at Bluffton on Sunday, April 21. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coburn of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Warner, Sterling, 111. Mrs. Velma Sailors. Wabash, Charles Coburn. Cromwell, Mrs. Helen Warner

and Mrs. Mabel Behrens of Sterling, are all greatgrandparents. Cards of T HANKS CARD OF THANKS Thanks to all my friends and neighbors for all the cards, flowers and expressions of concern while I was in the hospital and during my convalescence at home. Everything was greatly appreciated. EUy Graff New voting machines shown Following the Thursday evening carry-in dinner of the Turkey Creek Senior Citizens at Syracuse in the fire station meeting room, township assessor Harry VanHemert explained procedures for voting on the new machines to be used for the May primary. During the brief business meeting, various reports were heard including a report of ill members The remainder of the evening was spent sociaUy. The next meeting wiU be a carry-in at 5 p.m. on May 23. ' 'Swing into Spring' is theme of show “Swing into Spring’’ is the theme of a style show to be sponsored by the Kosciusko County Democrat Women’s Organization on Wednesday, May 1, at 6:30 p.m. at the International Friendship House (formerly Westminster Hotel) at Winona Lake. AU the latest styles for both women and men wiU be shown by Hull House of Warsaw and Helfrich’s Women’s Apparel of Warsaw. A salad bar with ham will precede the style show which is an annual event of the ladies club. Tickets may be purchased in advance from any club member or purchased at the door. The public is invited. Primary Mothers hold year-end dinner event The final meeting of the year for the Primary Mothers club at Syracuse was a carry-in dinner Monday night at the home of Mrs. Jay Price. There were 17 members and one guest, Mrs. Larry Yoder, in attendance. Co-host esses were Mrs. Larry Clodfelter and Mrs. John Roth. During a short business meeting, a May garage sale was planned. Films were shown on the Easter egg hunts held during the past two years, noting Mrs. Douglas Schmahl was chairman of the event this year which was termed a success. The next gathering of the club will be the annual spring party of ail four mothers clubs on May 13 with the Junior Mothers dub as hosts. Oil may still the angry waves but it seems to stir up trouble in many areas

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SERGEANT RE-ENLISTS — Sergeant Ist class Darold E. Goon, right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Goon, r 2 Leesburg, re-enlisted for six years in the regular army while serving with the U.S. Army aviation test board at Fort Rulker, Ala. Presenting a certificate of discharge is major George D. Singer, chief of the test board's quality control section. Sgt. Goon is noncommissioned officer in charge of the section. His wife, Sandra, is with him in Alabama.

County SWCD board meets

The Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District board met in April with vicechairman Leai Tucker presiding. A report was given by Robert Norris on the Area II supervisors workshop. Supervisors Norris and Perry Hathaway attended the 13 county workshop, held in Wabash at Honeywell Memorial Foundation Center. Accompanying them was district conservationist Joe Wilson. Mrs. Robert Hoerr attended the workshop session fa district secretaries. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Metzger and Joe Wilson accompanied contestant Lee Beer to the Area II speech contest, held in Columbia City. Lee’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beer of Milford, also attended the dinner meeting. Tucker announced the dates for Oliver Lake Conservation Camp, which will be held July 14 thru 17. For the first time this year, the camp will be co-educational. Kosciusko county’s allotment for sponsored campers in 1974 is three boys and three girls. Soil stewardship material is available upon request at the soil conservation office. The district and its auxiliary have ordered enough booklets for each church

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in the county, interested persons should call the office. Plans were made to package the 1200 pine seedlings for all county fifth graders. The Auxiliary will distribute them to all public and parochial schools. New cooperators accepted were: Rudy Yoder. Jefferson township; Duane Van Curen, Washington; Charles Rule, Prairie and Wayne; Stanley Wuthrich. Van Buren,; Grady Farms, Turkey Creek; L. Voyle Osborn, Prairie; Richard Katte, Plain; Jack Hicks. Washington; and John Yoder. Lake. A total of 1,754 acres were brought under cooperative agreement for the month. The next meeting will be Tuesday, May 7, at 8 p.m.

Vote For Harry M. VanHemert Republican Candidate Turkey Creek Township Assessor 4-Strongly adhers to f»ir »nd uniform assessing so thet ~»H taxpayers are valuated equally Primary Election May 7, 1974 Paid For By H. VanHemert

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