The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 September 1974 — Page 14

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., Sept 11. 1974

W The Column ||| mQ A Sideshow Os Events In Milford

THE RAYMOND Pinkertons of Our Town are bursting at the seams with pride once again Seems granddaughter Connie Hoopmgamer. daughter of the Stanley Hoopingarners of Syracuse, was named Honor Girl for the Indiana State Fair 4-H girls school Connie will be one of 12 who will help plan and carry out the 1875 girls school. NOW COMES a letter from Renee Michelle Lindzy thanking Milford junior high school principal Manon Acton and Pat Speicher, president of the Baseball Boosters club, as well as all the volunteers who helped participate in the girls softball program this summer Speaking in behalf of the Braves softball team. Renee added a special thank you for the team's coaches John Replogle and E. C. Bailey, who made it an enjoyable sport for all of the girls “It's not always winning that counts.” her letter continues, "but it's how you play the game It adds an extra feeling of accomplishment to win no matter what the feat is since this is what life is all about I hope each of you enjoyed it as much as we did ”

Will be selling various antiques and misc. items. Saturday and Sun* day. the 14th and 15th of September. 9 to 6 each day. No junk. R. 3 Syracuse. Ind.

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CRIS BAUMGARTNER is a happy little girl this week as the doctor took her cast off on Monday. As we understand it she's hoping for warm weather in the weeks ahead so she can go swimming in grandpa Arch's pool The doctor says she needs lots of water therapy and what could be more convenient than a swimming pool' FORMER MILFORD residents got together last Saturday night in New Paris when one helped the other out. Seems Mrs Glenn Price. Jr . of Dunlap was in that neighboring town and found herself in need of cardboard and glue at 8:30 p.m W here do you go at that time of night to secure the necessary supplies* If you were with the Richard Smiths you would go to the Ray Eberhards The Eberhards, like the Prices, are former residents of Our Town Sure enough the needed items were available and Mrs. Price was spared a long drive to secure her items. SEVERAL PEOPLE from the Lakeland community attended the hamburger fry held in Warsaw on Sunday for the junior past matrons and patrons of the Order of the Eastern Star, district 20 Attending were Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely of Oar Town. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smallwood and daughter of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Metcalf and children of North Webster. THE GANG at The Papers Incorporated wants to wish Happy Anniversary to the M-J editor, Jeri Seely, and spouse “Bud”. It happens to fall on publication date for this issue. Best wishes now and in the future to the Seelys DENNIS GAMAUF. associate minister at the Christian church in <»ur Town, started a youth service at the church last Sunday morning. The service is for high school and college age kids and will be

held each week in the church's Christian activities center with all youig people from the community invited to attend. A number of high school students from Greentown were on hand for the first service. With over 80 in attendance. Gamauf. a graduate of Purdue, will be playing on the Elkhart County Pro team this winter. ENTERS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE — Nancy Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Konielman of North Webster, is beginning her first year in the Indiana university school of medicine at Indianapolis. Mrs. Wilson is a 1968 graduate of North Webster high school and graduated cum laude from Indiana university in 1972 2ish a bachelor of science degree in medical technology, She will receive her doctor of medicine degree in 1978. Mrs. Wilson is the wife of Jeffrey L. Wilson, formerly of Winamac. Mr. Wilson is pursuing a graduate degree in the department of pharmacology at the Indiana university medical center. Thefts and vandalism report given Miss Rhonda Bell of rural Syracuse reported to Syracuse police Friday morning of someone kicking in the door of her apartment sometime Thursday evening and taking S3OO worth of clothing and jewelry Mrs Ray Fleischauer of 512 North Branch street. Syracuse, reported to Syracuse officers Wednesday afternoon of last week of a three gallon can full of gas being taken from her garage. David Vice of 419 W. Section street. Milford, reported to Syracuse police Saturday afternoon of loaning his 1974 Kawasaki to Bennie Morris for several hours, and the cycle was not returned. Candac Hoffackee of TippyLake and Union Dale, aged 17. was reported missing at 4:40 p.m. Sunday by her mother, and last seen driving a 1965 Ford fourdoor. turquoise in color Ray Manley II of El-Ko Mobile home court north of Syracuse was reported missing at 1:25 p.m Saturday, and had been missing since Friday. In a routine daily morning check of the city parks at Syracuse, police chief Dale Sparkiin discovered three of the four swings missing from a swing set at Railroad Park early Sunday morning. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr and Mrs. Don Mock of Kissimmee. Fla . and Mr and Mrs Dane Rarick of Milford were Sunday afternoon callers in the Gerald Grove home at Milford.

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