The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 August 1974 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., Aug. 28,1974

It Happened In . . . Milford, IndianaSjgJfi Item Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail TggSMgr ■

14 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 1.1960 Terry Hollar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollar, arrived home Monday for a 14-day furlough with his parents and friends. He has finished boot training in the U. S. Navy at Great Lakes naval training center near Chicago. Miss Emily Ruth Beer and Warren Fisher. Jr., were married in the Milford First Brethren church, Friday. Aug. 36. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beer and the Bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Warren Fisher, all of Milford Janette Zimmerman was four years old August 25. Her mother gave a party for her. Some friends were Nancy Beer. Sandra Beer. Lee Beer. Bryan Beer. Douglas Hoerr, Brent Kaiser. Marla Hoover. Kathy Price. Lori Steffen and Jody Ehret. Several reports of break-ins in Milford were made over the week end. There was evidence of a break-in at Chore-Time Equipment Co. After investigation

prZ] The grand champion lamb, a suffolk owned by Garry Phillips, was sold to Don Robertson, of the Lake City Bank for >1.52 a pound. mXuPL I 1 ■■ w The grand champion swine, a hampshlre owned by Ron Anglin, was purchased by the Clunette Elevator at $2.45 a pound. Kr ' ■■ pj9n9fll 1 I The grand champion steer, owned by Jane Fawley, was sold to Lowery's Shopping Center for $2 a pound.

nothing was missing but entrance had been gained to the warehouse at Chore-Time. 24 YEARS AGO. AUG. 31.1950 Miss Edith Ann Beer was runner-up to the queen chosen at the Elkhart county fair Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Harold Y’oung and twin children, John and Linda, and Mr and Mrs. Byford Cox, of Mishawaka, spent Saturday and Sunday at Traverse City, Mich. The 12th annual Krull reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs Iva Krull and Mr and Mrs Ralph Krull of Milford 37 were present. Miss Peggy Williams of Nappanee and Donald D. Scott, son of Mr and Mrs Cleon Scott, of Milford, were married Sunday in the Locke Brethren church at Nappanee. Peggy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox and daughtersand Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker and daughter. Phyllis, called on Mr. and Mrs. Royce Biller and children Saturday

evening. 30 YEARS AGO. AUG. 31.1944 Andrew Orn has a sunflower that measures 13 feet and two inches high, with a blossom inches across. He plans to put it on display at the Warsaw fair. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Knepper are the parents of a daughter, Sandra Jean, bom at the McDonald hospital at Warsaw August 23. The monster spotted in Syracuse Lake is now believed to be a very large fish, called a Sturgeon. This one weighs anywhere from 175 to 200 pounds, stated Eston Clayton, who spotted him in shallow water. He was close enough to see that the fish had an ugly sore on its head. Usually they stay in the deepest part of the lake. Miss Kathryn Graff, Doris Myers and Lois Beer entered Goshen college Monday. The young ladies are members of the 1944 graduating class of Milford. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graff. Mrs. Florence Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bee-. 40 YEARS AGO. AUG. 30.1934 John C. Hoerr and family and David Hoerr of Peoria, 111., returned home Wednesday after a four-day visit at the Mathew Weisser home. They also visited Mrs. Benjamin Knochel at the Elkhart hospital. Miss Ruth Zimmerman, daughter of Mrs. Mary Zimmerman of Milford, became the wife of Richard Kirkwood, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kirkwood of Elkhart, Satirday, Aug. 25. Mr. and Mris. Noble Miller, are the parents trf a son, Ronald Cart, taro Tuesday morning. Among those from Milford and vicinity who will enter North Manchester college this fall are Mrs. Charlene Fuller, June Coy, Floyd Hollar and Mary Jane Helminger. All will take a normal course. ' . Mrs. John DeFries, daughter Harriet and son Junior moved from their farm southeast of here into their property on Main street, where they formerly resided, Monday. The other son, Harold, is remaining on the farm. Steven Fox to enter Tri-State Steven K. Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey C. Fox, r 1 Milford, spent three days of orientation on the campus of Tri-State college. He will be a freshman enrolled in mechanical engineering at the Angola college in September. While cm campus, the students were given tests in mathematics and English. They also met with their faculty advisors to set up their fall course schedules. During free time, the students played golf on the campus course and used the gymnasium facilities which include an Olympic swimming pool. ELECTORS VOTE Presidential electors cast all 69 of their votes for George Washington on Feb. 4, 1789.

4/fCfoA Member I IMUtYOU For Your Tremendous Support At The Recent I 44t Auction, Thursday, August Bth r At The Kosciusko 1 County Fairgrounds. I From All Os Us ... To All Off You, Again We Say ’THANKS"! I

Buyers off Livestock Shp. Hgs. Strs. Ace Hardware, W®rs«w ( 1701 E. Center Street 1 Agri Center, Mentone 1 2 2 Akron Bank 3 Atwood Case 1 Auers Service, Syracuse 3 Augsburger, North Webster 2 8 Azars, Warsaw, 211 S. Buffalo Street 1 Bayman, Jim D„ 107 W. Columbus, S. Whitley 1 Beer, Ezra & Son, Milford, R.R. 11 Blosser Construction, Mentone 1 Bonacorsl Supermarket, Nappanee 2 Breading Cigar, Warsaw, 116 E. Center Street » ’ Brennan's Drug Store, Warsaw, 110 E. Market Street 1 Burket Elevator 2 2 2 Campbell's Supermarket, Milford 4 Carer. Dare, Excaration, R.R. 1, North Webster 1 Chore-Time, Milford 1 Claypool Elerator 3 6 1 Claypool Hog Market 1 Claypool f Sales, Silver Lake 4 1 4 Clunette Flevator, R.R. 1 Leesburg .7 9 7 Clunette Limestone, R.R. 1 Leesburg 1 Conley OH Co., Warsaw 1 2 Co-Op, Milford 3 1 Creighton Bros., Warsaw, Box 599 3 1 2 Crystal Lake Egg, Atwood 1 Democratic Central Committee 1 DAM Motors, Warsaw, Rd. 30 West W Ed's Supply, Shipshewana 2 Etna Bank 11 1 Etna Elevator 2 3 1 Evans, Russell, Warsaw, R.R. 2 2 Farm Bureau Co-Op, Warsaw 1 2 Farmers Elevator, South Whitley 3 Farmers Mutual Relief Ass'n. Warsaw, 118 W. Market 2 1 Farmers State Bank, Mentone 2 4 3 Federal Land Bank. Goshen, 211 W. Lincoln Ave. 1 First National Bank, Warsaw-Claypool-Milford 5 4 7 George Bros. Builders, Nappanee 3 I 1 Guaranteed Carpot Cleaning, Warsaw R.R. S 2 Gragg Implement, Warsaw, Rd. 15 South 2 11 Green Apple, Warsaw, 109 E. Center Street > Heinhold Hog Merkel, North Menchester, Wabesh Rd. 1 3 Henry's Grocery, Atwood 1 Herschel Linn Arco, Mentone 1

• Warsaw Downtown Merchants Glover's Hall Hardware

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Snyder boys in winning drum and bugle corps

David and James Snyder are brothers. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Snyder of 118 W. Portland St., Syracuse. And, until last Saturday both were members of the Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps of Park Ridge, QI. The corps won first place last Wednesday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Million Dollar pageant of drums held at Soldiers Field in Chicago. It was the 11th national championship for the Cavaliers. The Million Dollar pageant features precision drumming, bugles, complex maneuvers and

Buyers off Livestock Shp. Hgs. Strs. Holiday Lanes, Warsaw, 1702 E. Market Street V 5 Home Furniture Mart, Warsaw, Rd. 15 North h Honey Beef, Mentone 3 5 JAM Gravel Co., Etna Green 1 KAB Auto Sales, Warsaw, 1002 E. Winona Ave. Kerim Tractor Sales, Silver Lake 11 King Furniture, Mentone 1 Kline's Dept. Store, Warsaw, 113 E. Market Street Kosciusko County Commissioners Kralls Bros., Mentone 2 2 Lake City Bank, Warsaw-Silver Lake 3 3 3 Lakeland Disposal, Claypool 2 Landgrebe, Congressman Earl 1 Latimer Farms Leesburg Dairy 1 Leesburg Lumber 2 Lewis Motdcs. Mentone Lindsay Body Shop, Warsaw 1 Lowery's Shopping Center, Warsaw. 1 I Lozier, Bob, Warsaw R.R. 6 1 Maple Leaf Farms, R.R. 1, Milford Martin's Mill, New Paris 1 2 McFarren Service, Milford 1 Milford Lions Miller A Schaffer Vets., Milford Miller A Sons Lumber 2 ’ Monteith Firestone, Warsaw, Rd. 15 North ’ ’ 3 Nick A Joe's TV, Warsaw, 206 S. Buffalo Street • Nobel Body Shop, Warsaw, 905 Country Club Rd. ’ North Webster Septic Tank 1 Open Gate Calf Sales 1 Parker Industry, Silver Lake 1 Peoples State Bank, Leesburg 3 Pierceton Merchants, Guy Stickler Pierceton State Bank 1 Polk A Son, Inc., Leesburg 4 2 2 Quality Farm Fleet, Warsaw, Rd. 30 East 2 R.E.M.t., Warsaw, 523 S. Buffalo Street 7 Ringer Body Shop, Warsaw, 251 N. Indiana Street Routh Packing, Milford 10 Russell Seed Farm 1 Schrader Real Estate, Columbia 1 2 City—Del Nelson Scott, John—lnsurance, Warsaw, R.R. A Rolling Hills 1 Seiler A Son Farm Equip., R.R. 2, Pierceton 3 3

Helfrich's Hull House Kline's

JAMES SNYDER

creates a colorful event. Corps are judged on neatness of person and equipment, marching and maneuvering, bugling, drumming, timing and showmanship. The received 84 points while lasF year s championship corps, the Pembroke Imperials from Boston, Mass., finished second with 79 points. David, who participated in his last show last Saturday at Rockford, 111., must retire from the corps as he has reached the age of 21. A1971 graduate of Wawasee high school, he started his career with the Wawasee Warriors drum and bugle corps and was with the

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group for eight years before it disband. He has been with the Cavaliers since that time. David was the lead baritone bugler with the Cavaliers, playing many solo parts. His younger brother James also started his marching career with the Wawasee Warriors corps. He was eight-years-old at the time. A freshman at Wawasee high school this fall, he is now in his second year with the Cavaliers. “So you fell in love with him at second right?” “That’s right. When I first encountered him I didn’t know he was rich!”

ifr—r ■iiiiiT--Bi-rr“T-n-r t ANNOUNCING I i i Ii C & V Home Improvement | | has purchased the entire electrical inventory of the | late Joe Jessop (formerly of Ray Bray). For your electrical, plumbing and carpentry I needs, call: j Clifford Wolf Lorry Vonloningham 658-4659 658-9234

Buyers of Livestock Shp. Hgs. Strs. Sharp Hardware, Milford 3 Shipshewana Sales 1 4 Shoop Insurance, Pierceton 1 Shuman Motor, Akron 1 Silver Lake Lions 1 Silver Lake Vet. Clinic 2 I Silveus Insulation, Warsaw R.R. 2 3 State Bank, Syracuse 3 2 State Farm Insurance, Larry Tucker, Warsaw Rd. 15 N. 3 Strayer Insurance, Warsaw, 311 S. Buffalo ' 2 • Super Dollar Market, Nappanee 1 Swanson Service, Atwood 1 Swlhart Grain, Silver Lake 1 Smith Ford, Warsaw, 527 E. Winona Ave. I Teel, Kathryn, Mentone, R.R. 1 I The Grill, Warsaw 204 S. Buffalo The Paper, Milford ‘ Toot Speciality Inc., Warsaw, R.R.B 1 Uniroyal Inc., Warsaw, Rd. 15 North • 1 United Telephone, Warsaw, Rd. 30 East 11 Unique Bakery, Warsaw, 107 S. Buffalo St. ‘ ’ Uptown Hardware, Leesburg 1 Vega Corp., Syracuse 1 Wabash Valley Stockyards, Clunette 1 Warsaw Abstract, Warsaw, 104 E. Ft. Wayne 1 Warsaw TV And Appliance, 500 E. Winona Ave. . 1 • Warsaw Downtown Merchants *.129 Warsaw Insurance, Corner Winona .Ave. A S. Buffalo ™ Wertengerger Tire, Huntington 1 Wholesale Electric Warsaw, Rd. 15 South Wyman Funeral, Pierceton 3 Yeager Insurance, Warsaw, 2513 E. Center 2 Yeager, C.V. and Associates, 2513 E. Center Yeager, Randall Insurance—Warsaw, 710 E. Winona 2 Yeiter A Ganshorn Equip., Warsaw, Rd. 15 N. 1 Yoder Limestone, Silver Lake ’ 1 Zimmerman Grain A Lime, Milford 3 RABBITS Clunette Elevator, Leesburg Jagar Hardware, Silver Lake King's Furniture and Funeral Homa, Mentone Kralls Bros., Mentone Milford Area Development Council

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