The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 July 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., July 17, 1974

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North Webster By MARY LEE WILLMAN R. 1 Leesburg

Elinor Enyeart heads Auxiliary New officers were elected during the regular business meeting of North Webster American Legion Auxiliary held July 2 at the Legion hall The new officers are: Elinor Enyeart — president Man- Enyeart — vice president Betty Bucsh — secretary Edith Kesterson — treasurer Ermal Vanator — chaplin Kay Lowe — historian Elinor McGinnes — Sgt-at-Arms Installation.of the new officers was held at the July 16 meeting CARD PARTY HELD JULY 9 A card party and social evening was held July 9 by North Webster American Legion Auxiliary. Iva Kraus and Ermal Vanator were chairmen for the event. Kim Marose is Kiwanis speaker Miss Kim Marose. North Webster, was guest speaker for the July 8 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club Otto Fultz announced that more golfers are needed for the golf program Rev Chester Smith was welcomed into the club as a new member Guests present were Jack Fultz. Richard A Faust. Naples Fla ; Henry N Phillips. Art Marose. and Kim Marose. Leesburg. Eldon Kessler. John M Stone. Durard Conrad and Rex Reshard. North Manchester. Harold H Ething. Winona Lake; Ray B Mills. Ewing Nieman. George Cumberland. Larry Darns and G F Phillips. Warsaw; Roscoe Strangland. Allan Kauffman and Dennis Anthony. Goshen; Robert Wolfe. .Aurora. Ill.; and John L. McClure. Huntington. Past Chiefs meet July 10 Members of the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters met July 10 at the home of Mrs Russell Engle Mrs Harry Bause. Mrs Ermal Vanator. Alaroma Green and Iva Kraus each read a verse on friendship Mrs Myrtle Greismger read the minutes of the June meeting Happy birthday was sung to Mrs Frank Green Phyllis Engle and Mrs Effie P~s7reaker I SNEAKERS I | * I ! ADIDAS-TOP SIDERS * •converse-pro KEDS’ | In Stock | Men Sizes 5 Thru 12 | 13.14. IS. l«. 17 I | In Colors And Materials | \ ou \re Looking For | GIRL STRE AKERS | • No Problem Fitting You In j These Top Quality Kicks | Kid Sites In Slock Too At | I DOUG PILCHER SHOE?* STORE J | Rd. 13 Downtown Syracuse I lOpent to 6.6 Days)

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Vanator were guests ® During the social hour refresh- r ments of ice cream and cherry a pie were served. " The next regular meeting will be held August 14 in the home of . Mrs Verlin Bockman < < 1 Barbee Ladies ( meet July 11 1 ( New lesson books were ordered during the July 11 meeting of e Barbee Ladies Christian Service. r Mrs Lucille Hobell played the piano for group singing A card was sent to a nursing home patient and plans were made for visiting a nursing home sometime in the near future The lesson entitled ‘lnsincere obedience", was read and' discussed Future sewing projects were also discussed A sack lunch was served at noon Next month s lesson will be a review of highlights of the old testament. Fellowship night at Barbee church Members and guests of Barbee Community church attended a family night fellowship held July--13 at the church <■ A Christian film entitled “God of Creation” was shown The film is part of the Moody Science senes A grab bag. paper sack snack was enjoyed during the social hour —NW— Nonfarm. unemployment on the increase Nonfarm employment in Indiana increased to 2.032.000 in June, according to preliminary estimates made by the Employment Security division, up 2.900 over the May figure but down some 18.700 from June 1973 John F Coppes, director of the division, said that as usual at this time of the year, employment in schools dropped sharply but seasonal increases in some nonmanufactunng and a further gam in manufacturing employment more than offset the seasonal losses. //vnemptoyment increased to Mr Coppes said, and the seasonally adjusted rate increased to 6.3 per cent from 6 per cent in May The increase, he added, was largely among new entrants and more re-entrants to the job market Theft, vandalism cases reported Lowell Frederick of r 4 Syracuse reported to Syracuse police last Wednesday of an aluminum chaise lounge taken I from the property sometime over the week end Value of the orange, green and white lounge was set at 325 Mrs Bob Liles of 301 E 1 Washington street m Syracuse reported her purse taken from 1 her home sometime during the night and contained valuable papers and cards. She made her | report at 8:30 in the morning on . July 10. © I Theo Thomas, an employee of

the State Bank of Syracuse, reported a broken thermopane window on the second floor of the bank building and the inside pane is pitted. The damage was discovered Friday morning when drapes were opened on the Main street location, however, it is not known when the vandalism might have occurred. Leonard Nichols reported a broken office door in the building next to the car wash in Wawasee Village, however, nothing was taken from the office. The youth responsible for the incident was apprehended The report was filed at 4 p.m. Friday. S6OO damage in two-vehicle crash Vehicles operated by- Glen S. Cole. 39, r 2 Leesburg. and Wayne G. Miller, r 1 Milford, collided last week at the intersections of CR 700 W and 1350 N. Damage was listed at S3OO to each vehicle and no injuries were reported.

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June permits total , $259,090 at Syracuse

Building commissioner Rex Yentes reported his office issued a total of 20 building permits during the month of June with estimated construction costs of $259,090. Permits were issued to Wayne Bowers for construction of a restaurant south of town on Indiana 13 for $58,000; Paul Hartsaw, Oakwood Park, for an addition to an existing home. $7,690; William Buss for an accessorybuilding in Marineland Gardens. $100; Thomas Rohr for a new home in the Searfoss addition to Kale Island. $20,000; George Thayer to place a mobile home in Fascination Place. $1,900. Also. Kinder Realty for three new homes and garages in the Village Annex addition at $24,500

each; George W Lambert, a garage at Hoffer Park. $3,400. David Nagy, garage at Blueberry Island in second subdivision. $2,000; Richard Myers, a new home and garage at BlueberryIsland. third subdivision. $15,000. Also. Carl Brandon, new home and garage in Rock addition. $28,000. Rex Reynolds for an addition to an existing storage building. $300; Marion Halsey for a garage in Galloway's addition. Papakeechie Lake. $1,800; Earl Keing. garage in Fascination Place. $2,900. Also. Dean Mast for construction of a car wash south of Syracuse. $24,500; town of Syracuse to construct public restroom facilities at Railroad Park. $3,000; Ken Moser for a

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Dennis Chambers re-enlists in US Air Force BILOXI, Miss. — Sergeant Dennis M. Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Chambers. Waubee Lake. Milford, has reenlisted in the US Air Force after being selected fir career status. Sergeant Chambers, an air traffic control radar repairman at Keesler AFB. Miss., was approved for re-enlistment by a board which considered his character and job performance. He is assigned to a unit of the air force communications service The sergeant is a 1964 graduate of Milford high school His wife. Verna, is the daughter of Carl Getzlaff of 6850 New Hampshire Ave.. Hammond.

Snyder brothers perform before Governor Bowen

Dave and James Snyder, sons of Maurice and Donna Snyder of Syracuse,. were among young drum corps members performing Saturday afternoon. July 6, for Governor Otis Bowen and other dignitaries during a dinner held at the Michigan City festival. A gigantic parade and drum

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corps contest was held on Saturday and two corps were selected to plaiy for the dinner. Selected were the Maple City Cadets of LaPorte and the Cavaliers of Park, Hl., the latter corps being the one with which the Snyder boys belong.