The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 September 1974 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Sept. 25. 1974

OFFICIAL NAMED — Robert E. Lenhart, Jr., has been appointed vice president-marketing of the Weatherhead Company. Lenhart will be responsible for all Weatherhead parent company marketing and distribution operations which include activities in both the industrialand automotive markets. For the past three years. Mr. Lenhart has been vice president of Marketing for the Resistoflex Corp., during which time, he was instrumental in restructuring and directing the company's marketing efforts which resulted in increased market penetration and sales growth. He is married, has four children and presently lives in Chagrin Falls. Ohio. [New Salem* | By MRS HERB MOREHOUSE| COMMUNITY NEWS Mr and Mrs John Glaser and daughters Joy and Kathy sang the beautiful song "Jesus, Thou Hast Died for Me” during the morning worship hour Mrj Glaser accompanied on the guitar "Contentions and Divisions" from I Corinthians 1:10-17 was the morning message delivered by Pastor Chad Woodbum The Crusaders class was entertained recently in the home of Mr and Mrs John Stookey and family A pot tuck dinner was enjoyed by Mr and Mrs Larry Summy and family. Mr and Mrs John Glaser and family. Pastor Chad Woodburn. Mr and Mrs Michael West and family. BilL Wildman. Miss Nellis Slone and Mr and Mrs Vere Wildman and Robie The Sunshine class spent last Friday night and Saturday camping near the river at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Max Shively Those enjoying the out mg were Mr and Mrs (Jerald Dausman; Pastor and Mrs. Chad Woodburn and Heather Mr and Mrs John Plank. Mr. and Mrs Robert Hurd. Mrs Edwin Meed. Sharon and Elaine, Mr. and Mrs Ray Darr and Doreen, and Mrs Glen Morehouse Mrs Glen Morehouse and Georgina attended a funeral of a relative at Bluffton on Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Bruce Baker and Mrs Elsie Weybnght spent several days vacationing and fishing in Wisconsin and Minnesota Mrs Frank Johnson and Mrs Fred Johnson spent a day in Michigan recently Backing mishap causes damage Damage was listed at $240 in a twovehicle mishap at 5 pm Monday on Bay Vista drive, Syracuse, as a backing driver

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struck another vehicle. A 1970 Chevrolet driven bv Connie L Solina, 29. r 4 Syracuse, was westbound on Bay Vista and stopped and honked her horn upon seeing a 1970 Chevrolet truck backing on the drive. Driver of the truck. Eugene

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Borden. 59. r 1 Syracuse, reported he did not see the car and backed into the auto. Syracuse officers set damage to the right front and grill of the car at $225 with sls to the right rear tail light of the truck A lot of..ivii are too busy trying to get ahead to do a good job.

Backing motorist hits parked car 1 Damage was set at SIBO in a two-car mishap in Syracuse Friday at 4:20 p.m. at 607 N. Huntington street. A 1969 -Buick, operated by Deloss Tarman of Syracuse, received no damage as he backed

from a private drive onto North Huntington and did not see the other vehicle which had just parked on the east side opposite the private drive. Damage to the left door area of the 1971 Ford driven by Carolyn R. Smith. 42. 30 North Shore drive. Syracuse, was estimated by Syracuse police at SIBO.

Lakeside VFW Post 1342 to meet Thursday The regular meeting of Lakeside VFW Post 1342 will be held on Thursday evening, Sept. 26, 8 p.m. al the post home, Syracuse. All members of the post are urged to make a special effort to attend.

A discussion will be held on the plans for the celebration of Veteran’s Day. The third annual open house and ham and beans day will be held on Saturday, Nov. 9. Paul Wixson will report on plans for the day’s activities. Matt. Solomon is in charge of arrangements for a dance to be held in the evening.

Walnut logs « stolen from woods Mrs. Harry Zimmerman, Leesburg, reported to county police Lt. Stanley Holderman that three walnut logs were stolen from their woods, one half mile north of CR 500 N, on September 19 or 20 during the night.