The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 January 1975 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Jan. 8,1975

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I North Webster | By MARY LEE WILLMAN I | R. 1 Leesburg

Lord's prayer opens Dec. 30 Kiwanis breakfast meeting

The Lord's prayer was repeated in unison to open the December 30 breakfast of Lakeland Kiwanis club. ' A patch for the club banner was presented to the group by Chris Koher The patch was presented in recognition of the Lakeland Kiwanis participation in the pofice training program for youth. It was announced that January

Music Boosters to hold special meeting Jan. 13

North Webster Music Boosters will hold a special meeting on January 13 at 7:30 p.m in the band room The special planning session is being held to discuss the Barbee youth enjoy party • A holidays party was enjoyed December 28 by members of the beginners, primary and junior Sunday school classes of Barbee Community church A pinata filled with candy was broken A Bible story film was viewed and Bible guessing games played A Refreshments were served. The party was sponsored by the class Sunday school teacher's: Mrs. Don Watson, juniors; Miss Debra Searer. primary and Miss Peggy Willman, beginners. Family night to be held on Jan. 11. at Barbee Family night will be held on January 11 at Barbee communitychurch A Christian film will be shown fdlowed by a time of fellowship Refreshments will be served. Planning session held at Webster Church of God An all church planning session was held January 7 at North Webster Church of God. Committee members participating m the planning session were Board of Christian education, board of trustees. Wednesday night teachers and workers. Sqgjjay school teachers, music committee members, all intrumentalists. missions, senior citizens, youth council and officers

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20 will be “Past President’s day." Steve Kroh. Larry Allen and Ralph Reiff, members of the local Fellowship of Christian Athletes, were guest speakers. They discussed their trip to the National Conference of the FCA at Oral Roberts university, Tulsa. Okla., this past summer William Gregor was a guest.

preparation of food for the upcoming junior high tourney. • All members are urged to attend. The next regular band boosters meeting will be held in February Watch party is held at the Barbee church A New Year’s eve watch party was held December 31 at Barbee Community church. A prayer meeting and Bible stujiy was held, followed by a time of fellowship. Games were played and refreshments served. At 12 midnight a prayer circle was formed. The party closed with group singing. I.OIISE HABERSTICH Missionary to be guest speaker Louise M. Haberstich. Goshen, a missionary on furlough from Australia, will be a special guest at the January 10 meeting of Barbee Ladies Christian Service. Mrs Haberstich. who works with the Child Evangelism Fellowship at Plympton, Australia, will share some of her mission field experiences. The meeting will begin at 10:30 am at Barbee church. A carryin dinner will be served At noon. .Any interested woman or girl is invited to attend. Anyone wishing further information may contact Rev, Bryce H. Foster.

Senior Gtizens to attend a ( travelogue A group of senior citizens from North Webster Church of God will attend a travelogue on January 9. The church bus will provide transportation for those attending. COMMUNITY NEWS A family prayer breakfast was held at 8 am. January 4 at Barbee Community church. Mrs. Mildred Brady, r 1 Warsaw, spent, the Christmas holidays visiting with relatives at Indianapolis. Mrs. Hersel Welker, fl Warsaw, spent Christmas visiting with friends and family at

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Huntington. The Lamplighters Circle from North Webster Church of God met January 2 in the horn? of Mrs. Pauline White. Bruce Trosper and Mrs. Joyce Silvey. W’inchester. were week end guefets in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moser, r 1 Leesburg -NW—--51,240 damage in two-car crash City patrolman Jerry Hatfield investigated a two car accident Friday. Jan. 3, at 2:42 p.m. in the 400 block of North Detroit SL, Warsaw. Drivers involved were David L. Kaufman, 23. Argos, and Vicki S. Leake. 19, Leesburg. Patrolman Hatfield set damage at SBOO to the Kaufman auto and $440 to the Leake auto. No injuries were reported.

Leesburg man cited after crash An auto operated by Robert L. Teeple. 30, r 1 Leesburg, sideswiped an auto operated by Wayne Wiley, 43, r 2 Leesburg. Tuesday, Dec. 31, at 6 p.m. The accident occurred on the Armstrong road at Oswego and state trooper Melvin Keplinger investigated. Wiley was reportedly westbound on the Armstrong road when the accident occurred. Teeple drove from the scene of the accident and was cited by Keplinger for driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages and failure of duty at the scene of a property damage accident. No injuries were reported with damage set at $175 to the Teeple auto and S4OO to the Wiley auto.

Minor injuries in area crash A rural Syracuse young woman, Miss Victoria Mock, 20, of r 3 sustained a head laceration around 6 p.m. Thursday as she attempted a left turn into a service station at North Webster and her vehicle collided with a northbound vehicle. Driver of the other auto was Marlene Charlton, 41, r 1 North Webster, who was northbound on state road 13 at the time. North Webster town marshal Tony Strombeck set damages at SSOO to the Mock car and SBOO to the North Webster woman’s car.

Driver injured as vehicle hits tree; SBOO damage j)

A young Syracuse man, David H J. Housouer, 17, r 3 sustained a black eye and complained of a pain to the right arm, however, did not receive treatment following a one-car crash on Warner road southeast of Syracuse on Tuesday of last Correction on fire Mrs. Henry Beer of Milford has informed this paper that her son Lowell, an Indianapolis resident, was not staying at the cabin which burned on Christmas day. Mrs. Beer states there was no one at the cabin at the time of the fire.

week. State officers investigated and reported the westbound auto slid out of control on icy slush and crashed head-on into a tree near the Eli Lilly estate. Damage to the car was set at SBOO. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. William Burgett and Karen and Danny Wuthrich, all of Milford, spent the week end in Huntington, W. Va., visiting Margie McCoy and Mrs. Patty Davis. They attended church Sunday. Dec. 28, in Ashland, Ky., where they visited Olfver Sloan.