The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 May 1974 — Page 5

OBITUARIES

JAMES DUNGAN James Duane Dungan, 82. Naples. Fla., father of Samuel 0. Dungan 11, r 2 Leesburg and Mrs. Anna Marie Pritchett, r 2 Leesburg, passed away Monday at Naples. Mr. Dungan was a retired president of Polk Sanitary Milk Co., Indianapolis, former Tippecanoe Lake summer resident, a member of Mural Shrine Temple, the Royal Order of Jesters, Scottish Rite. 50 year member of Royal lodge. F & AM at Indianapolis and a former president of the Indianapolis Rotary club He moved to Naples. Fla., from Indianapolis in 1958. Surviving with the son and daughter are the widow. Hazel; two other daughters, Mrs. Frances Templeton, Indianapolis. Mrs. Barbara Jean Slottag. North Fort Myers. Fla.; seven grandchildren; 15 greatgrandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Lester LeFever, Milwaukee. Wis. Services were held at 11 a m.

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today (Wednesday) with interment in the Naples Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Alma V. Smith Mrs. Alma V. Smith. 92. r 7 Warsaw, mother of Raymond. Floyd and Howard Smith, all of Leesburg, passed away Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw. Mrs. Smith was born on February 2. 1882 to David and Malinda (Wolfe) Kintzel at Clunette. She was united in marriage on November 14,1906 to Howard S. Smith in Warsaw and he preceded her tn death on November 18, 1972. Mrs. Smith was a member of the First United Methodist church at Warsaw. Surviving with the three sons are one other son, Wilbur, Syracuse; one daughter. Mrs. Reub (Helen) Williams, Warsaw; 10 grandchildren; and 21 greatgrandchildren. Services were conducted Monday at 10 a m. with interment in the Oakwood cemetery

Report trash burning Leonard Greer reported to police of trash being burned at 7:45 p.m. Monday behind a business place in the uptown area. Births THOM AS son Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas, r 5 Warsaw, are the parents of a son bom Monday. May 20, at the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wiley. Leesburg and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thomas of Warsaw. FREEMAN. Kara Renee Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman of r 1 Leesburg are the parents of a daughter. Kara Renee, bom Tuesday, May 14, at the Goshen hospital. Kara tipped the scales at five pounds, one and one half ounces and measured 19 inches long when she was bom at 9:20 a.m. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hobart E Freeman of Leesburg and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ned Freeman of Leesburg. HATCH. Daniel Leßoy Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hatch of Leesburg are the parents of their first child, a son, Daniel Leßoy, bom Thursday, May 16, at the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw. Daniel was bom at 9:55 a m. and tipped the scales at 10 pounds and measured 214 inches long Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pfefferkom of Leesburg and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Perkins of Leesburg. Maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers of Fort Wayne and paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Rose Hatch of Illinois. MOREHEAD son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morehead, Jr., Leesburg, are the parents of a son bom Saturday, May 18, at the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw. He tipped the scales at six pounds. 13 ounces when he was bom at 6:25 a m. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morehead, Sr., Leesburg. HARTMAN daughter Mr. and Mrs. Kim Hartman of Leesburg are the parents of a daughter bom Saturday, May 18, at the Goshen hospital. MYERS. Rebekah Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Myers. 730 North Huntington street, Syracuse, are the parents of a six pound, 14 ounce daughter, Rebekah Jewell, bom on Tuesday, May 14, at Goshen

hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chet Warren of Syracuse and Mrs. Walter Stone and the late Walter Storie of Redkey. Greatgrandparents are Mrs. Ann Storie of Crossville, Tenn., Mrs. Ollie Beaty. Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.’ Harold Carroll of Elwell, Mich. UNGER infant Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Unger of r 4 Syracuse are the parents of a son born on Sunday, May 19, at Goshen hospital. MILLER infant Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Miller of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter born at Goshen hospital on Saturday. May 18. WILES. Heaven Joy Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. W’iles of r 4 Syracuse are the parents of a six pound. 14 ounce daughter. Heaven Joy. boro on Saturday. May 18. at Goshen hospital. The newborn was welcomed home by three sisters. Darci. aged four years; Darla, three, and Wendi, 11-months Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiles. Donald Ringler and Mrs. Doris Ringler, all of Syracuse WEBSTER son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster of North Webster are the parents of a son born Saturday at Murphy Medical. Warsaw. Hospital Notes Murphy Medical Center SUNDAY. MAY 12 Emergency Room Miss Zoyla Cruz. Milford MONDAY. MAY 13 Admissions Frank Moser. Leesburg Ralph Welling, r 2 Leesburg TUESDAY. MAY 14 Admissions Wilbur Beeman, North Webster WEDNESDAY. MAY 15 Dismissals Ralph Welling, Leesburg Gary Reed. Milford SATURDAY, MAY 18 Admissions Mrs. Violet Grevenstuck, Leesburg Dismissals Mrs. Dan Hatch and son, Leesburg Wilbur Beeman, North W’ebster Emergency Room Aaron Busch. Syracuse Mrs. Violet Grevenstuck, Leesburg Mark Shepherd, Leesburg William Leiter, Leesburg SUNDAY, MAY 19 Admissions Richard Roberts, Syracuse f Goshen Hospital TUESDAY, MAY 14 Admissions Margie E. Chupp. r 2 Milford James D. Vance, r 3 Syracuse Merritt F. Richhart, Shore Dr., Syracuse / Charles R Stiver, r 3 Syracuse Dismissals < Mrs. Ralph Shepler, r 2 Syracuse WEDNESDAY. MAY 15 Dismissals Mrs Ward Weaver, r 1 North

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Webster THURSDAY. MAY 16 Admissions Peter Roth. 163 North Shore Dr., Syracuse Dismissals Mrs. Carl C. Chupp. r 2 Milford Mrs. David W. Freeman and daughter, r 1 Leesburg Mrs. Robert H. Northrup, 206 West Main St., Syracuse Charles R. Stiver, r 3 Syracuse FRIDAY. MAY 17 ' Admissions Bruce E. Hochstetler, r 2 Milford Leola M. Long, Leesburg Harry’ H. Vemette. r 1 North Webster Dismissals Mrs. Jerry Myers, 730 North Huntington St., Syracuse Peter A. Roth. 163 North Shore Dr.. Syracuse Mrs. Norman Stevenson, r 1 Syracuse SUNDAY. MAY 19 Admissions Randy K. Lewallen, r 1 North Webster Dismissals Mrs. Jerry Ganshom and son. Syracuse MONDAY, MAY 20 Admissions Ernest C. Bailey. Milford Julia A. Campbell, r 1 Leesburg James V. Robertson, r 2 Leesburg Zoa C. Freed, 612 Pittsburgh St., Syracuse Katherine Miller, 719 South Huntington St., Syracuse Dismissals Randy Lewallen, r 1 North Webster OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS Young Renee Radcliff, daughter of the Fred Radcliffs of r 2 Syracuse, was scheduled for surgery' today (Wednesday) at Goshen hospital for injuires. including a collarbone break in two places, sustained in track practice at her school in Elkhart county on Monday. Mrs. Livinia Lung of Syracuse was admitted Friday to the Orn nursing home at Milford. Judith Valentine of Leesburg was admitted to the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City last week. Dessel Read, 618 South Harrison St., Syracuse, was dismissed from the Goshen hospital Saturday and admitted to Miller Merry Manor Miss Edith Bontrager of Waubee Lake was released Saturday from the Saint Mary’s hospital at Rochester, Minn. She was transported by air ambulance to the Goshen airport and from there to her Waubee Lake home by her sister, Elsie. Harry Bouse of Leesburg was admitted to the Whitley Countyhospital at Columbia City early this week. Douglas Bowser, Jr., North Webster, was admitted to the Columbia City hospital early this week. Walter Carroll of Leesburg was dismissed from the Whitley County hospital this week.

Court News

ELKHART COUNTY Fined The following persons have been assessed fines and costs while appearing before city judge James A. Simpson: Roger W. Peterson. 18, r 1 Milford, $32 for speeding

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HONOR WAR DEAD — Ancil Geiger Post 226, American Legion Auxiliary, Milford, has the above display set up at Lavon’s Variety Store on Main street in Milford to honor the war dead this Memorial Day. Each year the auxiliary decorates the store window in honor of the fallen soldiers, sailors and airmen, who have given their all for their country.

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk Bessie I. Himes: Robert William Price. 18, r 1 Cromwell, Hudson Oil and Sheryll Lee Evans, 19, r 1 Cromwell. Hudson Oil Paul Robert Kennedy, 39, r 1 Warsaw, technician 5 ' and Linda Lou Howe, 24, r 1 Leesburg, store manager Mark Treesh, 19, r 2 Milford, student and Janice Marie Senter. 19, r 5 Warsaw, unemployed George Roger Glaser, 21, r 1 Leesburg, trucker and Nicolette Ellen McGlynn, 25, r 7 Goshen, Thornburg Drug Fined "he following persons were as ssed fines and costs when appearing before JP Milo Clase recently: Marvin Campbell, 43, r 1 Leesburg, expired MVI certificate,. S3O Curtis R. Eby, 19, 406 North Harrison, Syracuse, delinquent registration, S3O Michael R. Sheline, 18, r 4 Syracuse, speeding, S3O Bruce A. Mitchell, 17, North Webster, failure to yield right of way. $35 Carol A. Delap, JT, bod 141 Tippecanoe, speeding, S2B David LawsorX 20, r 1 Leesburg, unsafe start, S3O i Marriage Dissolutions Robert Lauridsen vs Celia Lauridsen. r 1 Cromwell. The couple was married September 16, 1967 and separated June 1, 1973. Petitioner asks for divorce, custody of one minor child and di vision of prooerty.

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Account Suits D-M-E, a division of VSI Corp vs Milford Rubber Company. Plaintiff demands judgment of $440.14 and interest for account. Reciprocal Support Jean Elaine Isham vs Norman Eugene Garber, r 2 Syracuse. Petitioner asks for S3O weekly support as set out in divorce and $lO per week on arrearage of S7OO. Minor damage in auto accidents Approximately S9O in damage was listed in a two-vehicle mishap Sunday at 4:50 p.m. on Indiana 13 and 1200 N. Involved were a 1971 Ford truck driven by John J. Glon, Jr., 18, r 4 Syracuse and a 1970 Ford operated by Constance Windsor of Wabash. Damage estimated at SSO was listed to a 1974 Ford driven by Daniel Dust, 22, r 1 Cromwell at 8:30 Sunday evening when the auto hit a fence at 1250 N in Turkey Creek township. Syracuse police set damage at $25 to a 1968 Ford driven by David Housouer, 16, r 3 Syracuse, and SSO to the 1973 Ford operated by Jesse Stevens, 16, r 2 Syracuse, following a two-vehicle collision at 8:25 p.m. Tuesday at Henry and Parkway drive in Syacuse. New country has sone isolated areas The new country of Papua New Guinea, which recently became self-governing, has some 2.5 million people, including some of the most primitive tribesmen in the world. Some of its mountain communities are so isolated that they have been sighted from the air but never contacted.

Entertain at bon voyage party Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller of North Webster entertained Monday evening for Mrs. Fred Gose and three children, Susan, Stephen and Andrew, who left today Wednesday ) to join their hushand and father serving with the army in Germ ay. Sergeant Gose has served with the U.S. Army for 16 years of which two tours were in Viet Nam. Also in attendance at the bon voyage party were Mrs. Hazel Gants of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hootman and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Shock of North Webster. Black art revival spreads in Britain Witches’ covens are on the increase, English church leaders have been warned and bishops are worried about the number of demonic possession cases reported to them by the clergy. Diocesan advisers on exorcism have been appointed in London, Birmingham, Exeter and Peterborough. — CNS Chinese will build a Mill in Kashmir A $5.75 million textile mill, expected to be completed in two years, is being built at Mirpur, in Pakistan-held Kashmir with Chinese aid, according to Pakistan-con-trolled Azad Kashmir Radio. The Chinese also are helping Pakistan build helicopter pads and roads in the area, according to the report. — CNS

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