The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 September 1974 — Page 5
OBITUARIES
Russell B. Mar left Services were held Monday morning at North Webster for Russell B Marlett, 76. r 1 Pierceton and father of James Marlette of Syracuse. Death came at 10.15 p.m Friday at his home of an apparent heart attack Bom at Paulding county. Ohio. April 26. 1898. he moved to North Webster 11 years ago from Huntington He was married to the former Kathryn Pettiford in 1921, and she survives 1 Mr. Marlett was retired from International Harvester at Fort Wayne, a veteran of WW I and member of the American Legion post 253. North Webster He is also survived by four grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild ) Full military graveside services were held John W. Shopp John W Shopp. 81-year-old native of New Castle and father of Mrs William Brammer of Lake Wawasee. died on SaturSept 14. at a Gallatin. Tenn , nursing home Burial was at New Castle last Tuesday. Sept’ 17 Mr Shopp owned and operated a garage in New Castle most of his adult life Survivors besides Mrs Brammer are six other children Mrs. Lola Thomas Funeral services for Mrs Lola L. Thanas. 82. r 2 Leesburg, will be held Thursday at 1 30 pm with Rev Thomas McKibbin officiating Mrs Thomas passed away Tuesday Sept 24, at 2 20 am at Miller's Merry Manor Death was attributed to complications following an illness of two months. Mrs Thomas was born on June ,<l7. 1892 in Plain township. Kosciusko county, to Peter and Hester (Whitehead» Troup She was united in marriage to John Thomas m 1912 and he preceded her in death m 1954 Mrs Thomas was a lifetime resident of Scott and Plain townships and was a member of the Mount Tabor church Survivors include one son. BARGAIN* BARGAIN! 18* 1974 Starcraft Supersport 1-0 120 hp Merc cruiser, carpeted. with lull canvM. recliner seats, bilge pump, blower and power trim. Excellent condition 13.400 Phone Syracuse 457-2908
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Wayne, r 4 Warsaw; three grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren She was preceded in death by one daughter, three sisters and two brothers. Interment will be in StonyPoint cemetery. Friends will be calling at the Titus funeral home after 2 p.m Wednesday and the services will be held at the funeral home Births GARDNER infant Mr and Mrs Roland Gardner of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter born on Saturday. Sept 21. at Goshen hospital SHRI LL. Edward Eugene Mr and Mrs. John Shrull of Salem. Oreg . are the parents of a son. Edward Eugene, born September l at Salem hospital. He tipped the scales at nine pounds, eight ounces when he was born Mrs Shrull is the former Patty Wallace, foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Willman of r 1 Leesburg SVMPTER son Mr and Mrs Alan Sumpter of Leesburg are the parents of a son bom Thursday, Sept 19. at the Murphy Medical Center in Warsaw The young man was born at 9 34 a m and tipped the scales at six pounds. 15 ounces Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Peter, Warsaw, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Wayne Sumpter of Bradenton. Fla HANN AN. Jeffrey Carl Mr and Mrs Jeff Hannan. Chapman Lake, are the parents of a son, Jeffrey Carl. Jr., born September 16 at the Goshen hospital Jeffrey upped the scales at seven pounds. 11 ounces when he was born Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Jean Wiseman. Oswego, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Sam Hannan. South Whitley PETERSON infant Mr and Mrs Jack A. Peterson of r 4 Syracuse are the parents of a son born on Monday. Sept. 23. at Goshen hospital GALLOW AY. Joshua David Mr. and Mrs David Galloway cf Goshen are the parents of an eight pound, two ounce son, Joshua David, born on Thursday. Sept 19. al Goshen hospital The newborn has a four and one-half year old brother. Jeffrey Alan. Grandparents are Mrs Peggy
Coy and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Galloway, all of Syracuse. Greatgrandparents are Mrs Opal Nolan of Syracuse and Mr and Mrs. Louis Rennhack of Chicago, 11l Hospital Notes Murphy Medical Center SUNDAY. SEPT. 15 Emergency Room Frank Krantz. Syracuse Mrs. Leota Summerlot. Syracuse Mrs. Larry Hobbs. Leesburg MONDAY. SEPT. 16 Admissions Miss Ana Fajardo. Milford Dismissals Bonnie Harwood. Syracuse Mrs Fred Garza. Milford TUESDAY. SEPT. 17 Emergency Room Harry Spencer. Leesburg WEDNESDAY. SEPT 18 Admissions Mrs. Sally Smithson. North Webster Angela M Secrest. North Webster THURSDAY. SEPT. 19 Admissions Robert James. North Webster Daniel Retz. Leesburg Emergency Room Mrs Cruz Garza. Milford Robert James. North Webster John Cornelius. Leesburg Mrs David Morehouse. Leesburg FRIDAY. SEPT. 20 Dismissals Robert A James. North Webster Miss Ana Fajardo. Milford BAWItDAY.SEPT.2I Dismissals Mrs Alan Sumpter and son. Leesburg Emergency Room Mrs. James Lavender. Leesburg SUNDAY. SEPT. 22 Admissions Junior Goon. Leesburg Goshen Hospital TI'feSDAY.SEPT.I7 Admissions Jan C. G rum me. Syracuse J. L. (Josiah) Kline. North Webster Mrs Mary Kime. North Webster Dismissals Mrs Joe W Baker and son. r 2 Syracuse Mrs Calvin E Beck, r 1 Syracuse Wilbur Charles Niles, r 4 Syracuse
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WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 18 Dismissals Mrs. Harry H. Appenzeller, Syracuse Jan C. Grumme. Syracuse THURSDAY. SEPT. 19 Dismissals Mrs. Oscar Loetz, r 2 Syracuse FRIDAY. SEPT. 20 Dismissals Robert E. Firestone. 618 North Branch St., Syracuse Mary Hyndman, r 4 Syracuse SATURDAY. SEPT. 21 Admissions Robert V. Fisher, r 4 Syracuse Dismissals Otto L. Wiggs. Milford SUNDAY. SEPT. 22 Admissions Woodrow Free, r 1 Milford George Harwood, r 3 Syracuse Joan Dittemore. r 3 Syracuse Dismissals Laura Wuthrich, r 2 Milford MONDAY. SEPT. 23 Admissions James A. Gilbert. 113 West Carroll St.. Syracuse Dismissals Frank James Hoover. 501 South Front St.. Syracuse OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS James Stephens. Leesburg was admitted to the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City earlylast week Herbert Redding of North Webster was admitted to the Colombia City hospital last week Sheila Bowen of North Webster was admitted to the WhitleyCounty hospital last week and dismissed later m the week. Helen Shields of Leesburg was dismissed from the WhitleyCounty hospital late last week. Marie Reyh. Syracuse, was admitted to the Columbia Cityhospital late last week. James Stephens. Leesburg, was dismissed from the WhitleyCounty hospital late last week. Mrs. James (Ruth Ann) Stork of Milford underwent surgery at the Goshen hospital Thursday, Sept. 19. Frances Nabmger, Syracuse, was admitted to the WhitleyCounty hospital at Columbia City this week. Gerald Laßue of Syracuse was admitted to the Whitley County hospital early this week. Court News KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Marriage License The following couple has applied for a marriage license at the office of county clerk Bessie I. Himes: Richard Norman Fuller. 29. r 2 Leesburg, purchasing agent and Coreen Smith, 19, Syracuse, unemployed Fined The following persons w-ere assessed fines and costs whan appearing before JP Milo Clase recently: Thomas White. 19, r 4 Syracuse. $49 for illegal consumption; $49 for public intoxication Steven Anderson, r 1 Leesburg, $25 and $7 95 for damages for pony running at large John Rohr. 25. r 2 Leesburg. S4O for speeding Dishonest Check Jake Eicher dba Eicher Construction vs James Kline dba Jam co. et al. Anderson. Plaintiff demands judgment of $2.430 21. attorney fees and interest for dishonest check; judgment of $1.236 62 for work performed. $1,236.62. hen be foreclosed and property sold for labor to construct house License Suspended According to the latest report received from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles the following persons have had their driver's licenses suspended Danny R Mock. 30. box 206 North Webster, from April 21. 1975 to April 21. 1976 for driving while suspended Dennis L. Tillotson. 26, r 2 Milford, from July 14. 1974 to October IL 1974 for drunken driving Marriage Dissolution Cris Steele vs Thomas Steele. Enchanted Hills. Syracuse The couple was married June 2. 1973 and separated September 10. 1974 Petitioner asks for divorce. TERMITES UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Ph. 267-7372 511 S. Union St. Warsaw Allied Lbr. Co. ( Formerly Cwtn « Buhrt Lbr Co > Phone 457-3331 Syracuse Or Anderson Paint And Supply Co.
maiden name of Flores restored, division of property and attorney fees. Cards of Thanks CARD OF THANKS Thanks to all neighbors, friends, and the Charles Harris funeral home for their kind expression of sympathy at the time of the death of our. brother. Robert M. (Wilkie) Sawyer. The Sawyer Brothers and Sisters C ARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for cards and flowers. Also Barth. Inc.. Dr. Craig and Goshen hospital. Glen D. Stookey State police to hold open house Oct. 6 Indiana state police at the Ligonier post will hold an open house Sunday, Oct. 6. from 12 till 5 p.m. State police troopers are welcoming the opportunity to escort those interested in being on the inside of police work through operations at the post. Displays will include finger printing, handwriting analysis, firearms demonstrations and exhibit at the range, riot gear, and vehicle used in patrol work including a patrol car and jeep, helicopter and a command bus. There will be demonstrations on police apprehensive, rescue and education services including scuba gear and boat as well as photographic and video tape equipment geared toward public instruction. Feature films produced with such equipment will be shown during the open house. Superintendent Robert L. Deßard states. "This is an effort to acquaint the public we serve with both the proffessionalism and the scope of the department. An informed supportive public is
Three injured in Tuesday night crash
Three of the four persons in two-vehicles were injured in a crash at 6:31 p.m. Tuesday night about two miles west of Syracuse an the Milford-Syracuse road. Injured was Hubert Krull, 25. r 1 Milford, brother of the driver of a 1971 Ford; Ralph Krull. 63. r 1 Milford, father of the driver; and Kim M. Slocum. 20, r 3 Syracuse and driver of a 1973 Chevrolet. Hubert was treated at Goshen hospital for a laceration to the right arm. The father sustained a bump to the forehead and complained of chest pains. He was also taken to Goshen hospital. Slocum was taken to the hospital for lacerations to the eyelid, right eye. forehead, right knee and left hand, abrasions of the body, and also complained of chest pains Lester Krull. 29. r 1 Nappanee, tknver of the car. was not injured Investigating officers reported Krull's eastbound auto was attempting a left turn into a private drive and did not see the approaching westbound auto. The Slocum auto skidded 75 feet after braking in an attempt to avoid the collision No charges are listed at this time Damage to the Ford was set
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Testimony continues in Dahl trial Testimony continues in me trail of Oscar Dahl. 45. of 206 North Huntington St.. Syracuse. He is charged with assault and battery with intent to gratify sexual desires on a minor female child less than 17-years-old. Prosecuting attorney R. Steven Hearn called the 13-year-old girl. Dahl is accused of assaulting, to the witness stand. She testified the incident occurred on May 11 in the living room of her home. Her mother, sister and brother also testified. Dahl was released from the county jail on June 8 under $2,000 bond and pleaded not guilty to the charge in July Jurors hearing the case are Monna L. Smythe. Mentone; Johnie R. Oswalt. Leesburg. William L. Stillson. r 3 Warsaw; Rodney K Gibble. Mentone; Kenneth L. Wright, Pierceton; Thomas S. Guy. Jr.. 709 North Union St.. Warsaw; Charles A. Bush. Claypool; Linda L. Pyle, r 2 North Manchester; Earl L. Evans, r 3 Warsaw; John H. Klinefelter. Etna Green; Barbara J. Gladieux. Leesburg; and Luanne P Manwaring. 610 Pam St., Warsaw. ■ I. Beehive residue a fountain of youth? Iron Curtain countries are believed to be carrying out intensive research into the medicinal properties of propolis, a gummy substance used by bees to make their hives draft-proof. In some parts of Soviet Asia, remote communities with unusual longevity records are said to eat propolisladen beehive scrapings. ’■'s GERMAN DECREE On Feb. 28, 1933, the government of Adolf Hitler issued a decree suppressing civil liberties in Germany. LUNA RETURNS Luna 20, unmanned Soviet spacecraft, returned to earth with moon samples on Feb. 25, 1972.
at $1,500 with $2,200 to the Slocum auto. The Syracuse first aid responded to the call as did private ambulance. Investigating officers were Indiana state troopers Melvin Keplinger. Ralph Zarich and Don Sand. LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of kosousko County. >no>ana. will, at 10 00 on the 6th day of November W 4 at the basement court house in me city of Warsaw in said county, begin investigation of me applications of the foHowirv; named persons requesting me issue to the appi cants at me locations hereinafter set out. of me Alcoholic Beverage Permits of me classes hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive nformation concerning the fitness of sa>d applicants and me propriety of issuing me permits applied for to such applicants at me premises named 0L43 06355 Russell Bratel. RR 3 But fermilk Point. Syracuse. Ind . Beer and Wine RR43 >s3>o, Stephen P Rodgers. 105 Van Buren St . Leesburg, ind . Beer and Win, Retailer. Uttl Backwater Grocery, inc . by Denms Lee DubOrt Jvt»e jean Dubois (Grocery) TRANSFER Beer and Wine dealer, from Kenneth ktos er RR 1 PQ Box (Back water Gardens’ North Weoster, ind , unincorporated Sa-d investigation w>u be open to the pubi < andpubi-c part c>pa’ on >s requested INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION Bv ARTHUR R ROBINSON Executive Secretary JAMES D SIMS Cha r man
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DES ELOPING PLAN — Carl Diehl. .Soil Conservationist, is shown developing a conservation plan on Vern Meek's farm. Hie plan includes a grade stabilization structure and grassed waterway. ( arl. formerly a technician with the Soil Conservation Service in Kosciusko county, has transferred to the Goshen SCS field office in a training position as soil conservationist. He will work under Leroy Holtsclaw. district conservationist, in assisting the Elkhart county SW C D in carrying out a diversified soil and water conservation program. A Purdue graduate and navy veteran. Diehl brings 16 years experience in conservation work to his new position. Carl and his wife, Barbara, reside on a farm near Leesburg with two of their four children still at home, Carl. Jr.. 18 and Claude. 13.
Local pastor participating in tour to the Holy Land
Rev. Thomas Douglas, pastor of the Syracuse Church of God. has announced this week his part as a local tour host for a 10-day trip to the Holy Land from November 26 to December 5 of this year Pastor Douglas also said he had special arrangements locally to New York's JFK airport From New York, the first stop will be in Tel Aviv, Israel, for transferral to a hotel in Jerusalem, headquarters during the stay. _ Thursday. Nov. 28. will te Spent touring Jerusalem aifd Friday will include visits |o Bethany, Jericho. Jordan River, the Dead Sea and Bethlehem. Saturday plans are for points in Samaria. Megiddo. Mount Carmel and Caesarea On the schedule Sunday will be Nazareth. Sea of Galilee Cruise, and Capernaum. Monday and Tuesday will be a tracing of the footsteps of Jesus in his last hours in a visit to a
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model city of Jerusalem as it was in the days of Jesus, and other interest points ending with a communion service. The afternoon will be at leisure for shopping and preparing for the return trip. Wednesday. Dec. 4. will be spent in Rome, and Thursday is return to New York day. Additional information may be obtained by contacting Pastor Douglas.
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