The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 May 1974 — Page 30

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1 YEAR AGO. MAY 23.1973 Kosciusko county highway department workmen were busy last week widening the curve at the corner of the Pickwick Road and county road 625 East, and when the fill settles, the comer will be blacktopped Two hundred and twenty six seniors graduated Sunday from Wawasee high school. Marta Juday has graduated from IU medical center with a BS degree in physical therapy, and has accepted a position as physical therapist at Saint Vincent’s hospital in In-

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REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

dianapolis. Dick Rodgers is the new manager and co-partner of the Cove Inn at Lake Wawasee. 5 YEARS AGO. MAY 21.1969 Syracuse uptown merchants this week decided to wage war against parking meters in uptown area, petitioning the Syracuse town board of trustees for prompt removal. Specialist four Jerry D. Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs. Forrest Thomas of r 2 Syracuse, became the third man of the Syracuse community in a little

over a year, to give his life for his country on the battlefields of Viet Nam, this past week. Obits: Daniel Ganger 61. Mrs Irene Pickell. William Buhrt 79. Emory Strieby. Bueford LeCount 59. and Mrs. Jesse Eisenhour 91 19 YEARS AGO. MAY 21.1964 Plans were tabled at the Tuesday night Syracuse town board of trustees meeting on building of a launching pad on the lakeside of the bridge at Railroad Park. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tague of r 4 will hold open house May 24 in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary Clifton K. Kinder president of Kinder. Inc., at Elkhart announced today the hiring of Paul Moore, principal of Syracuse high school, as director of personnel of the Kinder organization. The Gene Halls spent Sunday at Chicago and attended the CubsCincinnati game at WrigleyField. 29 YEARS AGO. MAY 21.1954 Fay Ann Gard has been presented a golf achievement cup by the Syracuse Lions for having completed 21 4-H projects from 1948-53. Charles Lung. 66. farmer and native of Syracuse, died of injuries sustained in an autotractor mishap at 9:45 Saturday morning Lowell Barnhart. 22. has signed a professional baseball contract with the National League of Brooklyn Dodgers He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barnhart Mr and Mrs. Roland Hodgson are the parents of a son RandyRoland born on May 7. Mrs. Orville Knisley will assume the duties of societyeditor of the Journal next week, replacing Mrs. Harriett Lawrence who is returning to summer school for a teaching certificate. 45 YEARS AGO. MAY 23.1929 Miss Leora Benner of Syracuse and Ellis Hull. South Bend, were in ited in marriage Friday at South Bend and will reside at Mishawaka Miss Cecelia Moran of Wawasee and Harold Hoeflinger of Mishawaka were quietly married Tuesday in the Saint Joseph rectory in South Bend. Alice Coy and Eloise Richhart bi th have the mumps Mrs Hallie Holloway and children spent last week at Mishawaka in„the home of her brother, Charles Brickie. Mrs. Ocal Craft has been discharged from Goshen hospital following major surgery earlier

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Five from county are distinguished

MUNCIE — Five Kosciusko county seniors graduating from Ball State university on May 17 who have distinguished themselves scholastically have summa cum laude. magna cum laude or cum laude on their diplomas. Those graduating summa cum laude have a grade point ratio for four years of undergraduate work of 3.8 or above out of a possible 4.0— all A's. Magna cum laude students have grade point ratios of 3 6 to 3.£.9. and cum BPW meets at Oakwood Park Members of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women's club met last week for , their regular monthly meeting, at the Oakwood Park hotel. The meeting was opened usual form and president Mrs. Robert Swager presided. Mrs. Gladys Morris reported on club members which were tornado victims, and Mrs. Mary Van Dyke reported on the scout cabin board meeting. Plans were made for the Friday night card party and ’ upcoming flea market. Mrs. Eugene Henning was elected to the advisory board. The door prize went to Mrs. Blanche Mason. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs Morris, Mrs. Harry Stetler and Mrs. Mabel Walton. QUEEN BEHEADED Mary-, Queen of Scots was beheaded at age 45 on Feb. 8, 1587.

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laude 3.4 to 3.599. Those from this county follow: MENTONE - Cum laude — Robert Romine, son of Kenneth Romine, road 25 West. MILFORD — Magna cum laude — Brenda Hurd, daughter of Robert Hurd, box 55. WARSAW — Magna cum laude — Richard Girard, r 8; and Cum laude — Anita Yokey. r 4. WINONA LAKE - Cum laude — Christine Hom. 1102 College avenue. Mishler honored of state funeral director's meeting Wade Mishler of Milford received his 35 year pin last week when he and Mrs. Mishler attended the Indiana Funeral Director’s meeting in Indianapolis. Mishler, who has been in the funeral directing business for 37 years, began his career on May 3, 1937 working with the late C. R. Brittsan of Milford. He started his own business on May 24,1946. Mishler has served as district two president and secretary-. He spent four years in the US Army in graves registration, serving overseas for 38 months. MOON TIME The 12 astronauts who landed on the moon in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Apollo program spent a total of about 180 man hours outside their spacecraft working on the lunar surface. — CNS

Grandmothers attend classes At St Francis Hospital in Milwaukee, Wis., grandmothers are attending classes for expectant mothers. Since grandmothers sometimes have outmoded ideas and can greatly influence the attitudes of young mothers-to-be, the classes are intended to bring them up to date. — CNS

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