The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 February 1975 — Page 4

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STATE PCA OFFICIALS — Incoming Indiana Peal Control association president Howard E. Long. Jr., left, r 2 Syracuse, and outgoing president. C. S. Hansen. 501 E. LaSalle avenue. South Bend, hold silver cup presented Indiana delegation at the 39th annual pest control conference at Purdue for having the highest percentage of its membership in attendance. Looking on are other IPCA officers: James Richardson, right front. Indianapolis, newly elected three-year director; back row. left. George Mountain. Mooresville, and James Hanstra, West Lafayette, holdover directors; and Jack Johnson. Hammond, newly named vice president. More than 650 from throughout the United States attended the five-day meeting.

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1 YEAR AGO. FEB. 6.1974 • The Syracuse town board at its Tuesday night meeting decided to take the one bid, that of Penetryn Systems. -Inc., of Winter Park, Fla., on the infiltration inflo analysis under advisement. Jerrv Ganshorn was elected president of the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce for the ensuing year Harry Lemberg heads the Lakeland Youth Center board of directors as its president. The schools in the Lakeland school corporation were all dismissed at the end of morning classes today (Wednesday) due to blowing and drifting snow. Lester Purcell of Redmon Park. Dewart Lake, died shortly after 7:30 this morning when suffering a heart attack while shoveling snow * 5 YEARS AGO. FEB. 4.1979 Joseph D. Shewmon of r 4 Syracuse has announced his intentions to file his candidacy for the office of Turkey Creek township trustee on the Republican ticket

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The town of Syracuse accepted delivery on its new police car Friday afternoon, a 1970 Ambassador purchased from Wawasee Motors. A new siding firm has located in the former Burkholder Drug store building on Main street. Patricia Grenard, daughter of Mrs Marie Miller of Syracuse, has been promoted to Pfc at Fort Sam Houston. Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Edgar of r 4 announce the engagement of their daughter. Jacqueline Lee, to Richard Eugene Plikerd, Jr. 10 YEARS AGO. FEB. 5,1965 Max Ganshorn, a deputy for six years with the county sheriffs department, has resigned effective February 6, to accept a position as dispatcher with Concored Mobile Homes of Elkhart The State Bank of Syracuse has made application to locate a branch bank at Winona Lake Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pletcher have returned home from Albuquerque, N. M. where they attended the wedding of their daughter. Sue Ellen, to George Richard Byrd Alan Cable of r 2 and sophomore at McPherson. Kansas, has been chosen to play in the fourth major theatrical production of the school year iff the March college presentation. Bishop Lea Pursley has announced the Crosier Fathers have purchased the diocese of Our Lady of the Lake Seminary. 20 YEARS AGO. FEB. 10,1955 Jack C. Vanderford. operator of the Ideal Boat Sales and secretary of the Wawasee Property Owners association, has been selected as Man of the Year - Syracuse - Wawasee’s Outstanding Citizen of 1954, and was awarded a plaque at the Chamber of Commerce meeting last night Mr. and Mrs. Oriie Brown, married 50-years ago February 16. were guests at a party in their honor Sunday in the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown. A celebration Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Marsh honored the couple on their silver anniversary. Jack Dean, discharged February 1 in Germany, plans to marry Audrey Wandel of Pennsylvania. in the near future. 45 YEARS AGO. FEB. 13. 1939 The Atwood ball team lost to Syracuse 25-22 this past week. “City water here is fit to wash

your feet in” is the way Dr. B. F. Hoy summed it when asked by the area health officer as to whether city water was fit to drink, and new samples were taken to be analyzed. Attorney John A. Dunlap was convicted for conspiracy to rob the State Bank of Rensselear on September 7,1928, and faces 2-14 years in prison. On Monday, the Baltimore and Ohio section crews put in switches of 130-pound rail on the eastbound track at Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowersox have returned from a 10-day visit to Logansport. Frederick Ritter, 8, is the newest and youngest reporter on the Syracuse Journal staff, with his real life adventure story this week.

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Men found guilty in robbing, mugging episode

Following over two days of testimony and approximately three hours of deliberation by a jury, Gerald Eugene McDonald, 36, and John Brown Christian, 25, both of rural Syracuse, were found guilty last Wednesday of armed robbery of a Syracuse area man. Jurors in county superior court proceedings recommended determinate sentences of 20 years for both men to the presiding judge. Allan A. Rasor. The men were charged with the November 29 robbery and mugging of Milo Sprunger at his Lake Wawasee residence, and

were reportedly armed with a knife and can of Mace when entering the home. In late testimony given by Rennie Zentz of Syracuse, owner of the can of spray tear gas, Zentz told of their plan (the two men, McDonald and Christian, revealed while riding around in a car) of robbing the Frog Tavern and of beer drinking during the course of the evening. Zentz, in fact, said he drove the men to Bayshore drive at Wawasee near the Sprunger home and was told to come back in 10 to 15 minutes and that the two men donned ski masks upon

leaving the auto. \ When returning Christian and McDonald came “out of nowhere” and were carrying guns. As the men entered the car, Zentz emerged, he said, and called a Nappanee man at the FTog to come get him. Testimony was given by county and state officers on the arrest of the Syracuse men and investigation at the Sprunger residence where two rifles, a shotgun, a watch, $3 in bills and some Canadian coins were taken. A search of the subjects by officers revealed the loot taken in the mugging-robbery. Deborah Strieby on dean's list Miss Deborah Lynn Strieby of Syracuse has just been named to

the dean’s honor list at Pensacola Christian college. Miss Strieby is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Strieby of r> 3 box 331 Syracuse. An elementary •education major at the Florida Panhandle college, she is a member of the Grace Bible church in Syracuse. “This young collegian is a great credit to her community,” said Dr. A. R. Horton, PCC president, in announcing of her achievement. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hickman of Syracuse entertained Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith and son of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Schmidt of Goshen.

Unemployment claims extensions have begun Offices of the Indiana Employment Security Division began accepting unemployment insurance claims for extended benefits beginning Monday. John F. Coppes, director of the division, said that Indiana has entered a regular extended benefit period. He explained that unemployed workers who have filed a claim for unemployment insurance since February 10, 1974 and have exhausted all the benefits on that claim may be eligible for the additional payments. There is also another extended benefit period available for those who exhaust all the claims on the upcoming regular extended period, he noted.