The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 February 1975 — Page 4

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CANCER SOCIETY MEMBERS — Pictured above are member* of the Kosciusko county society discussing the breast self examination clinic being held throughout the county, during February and March. Seated is Mrs. Tom Prickett, service committee chairman; standing is Mark Sanders, president; and Bob Sher on. district representative. Dr. David Haines, professional education committee chairman, states that two recent developments givf high hope that through earlier detection most of the 33.000 breast cancer deaths yearly can be avoided. To aid In the growing awareness of the importance of self examination, the Kosciusko county unit is conducting a series of 11 free breast self-examination clinics. Each session includes a film, a physician for a question and answer period, a speaker and a demonstration doll. Anyone needing transportation should contact Jackie Kelchner.

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14 YEARS AGO. MARCH 2. INI The sale of the Mid-Lakes Shopping Center, located just south of here, was announced late last week by Hokam K. Larson, its original owner. Jahet Rarick was very pleasantly surprised on Monday evening at her home when her Sunday school class came to honor her with a belated birthday party. Cletus S. Myers, who underwent surgery Monday of last week in Holy Cross hospital at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is improving after a week or 10 days of serious illness Dr. Willard Krabill of Goshen will be guest at the Milford Christian church tomorrow evening at 7 30 Norman E Williams, direct or of public relations for Meridian Mutual Insurance company, will address the Milford Lions club Monday, March 6. Miss Andrea Claire Riffe and Frederick Dean Hershberger were united in marriage on February 4 at the Milford Christian church with Rev. Carl Shearer officiating Mr and Mrs Lloyd Coy are the parents of a six pound, seven ounce daughter. Kimberly Marie, born today. March 2, at Goshen hospital. 24 YEARS AGO. MARCH 1. INI BIRTHS: Mr and Mrs. Don Deter are the parents of a son. Larry Allen, born Wednesday. Feb. 21; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gawthrop are the parents of a son, Jan Carl, born Wednesday. Feb 21. George Felkner has sold the vacant lot east of his residence on West Catherine street to Robert W. Brown Harry Orn, student at Lincoln Bible Institute, Lincoln, 111., flpent the week end at home here and attended the sectional tourney at Warsaw. The Sorosis club members celebrated the 43d anniversary of

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their organization with a three course dinner at Katie’s tea room Monday evening. Mrs. Clinton Bushong entertained at a birthday party Friday evening for her granddaughter, Bonnie Burner, who was 10 years old, and Mary Jo Ingle, who was 11. MioS Verla Martin was dismissed Monday from the Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw, whers she had been receiving treatment four days for an injured finger. 30 YEARS AGO. MARCH 1.1*45 The job of remodeling and redecorating the Milford Hotel is nearing completion under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Disher. operators of the Milford Case. Miss Wilma Anglin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Anglin, and Devon Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Davis, were married last Wednesday evening at 8 at the home of Rev, Foudy of Nappanee Mrs. Otto Wiggs entertained at a surprise party Monday evening in honor of the 13th birthday of her daughter, Marilyn Sue The deadline for filing income tax returns is March 15. Rev. Clyde Rothrick, the blind evangelist, will tell his life's story in the Concord United Brethren church Sunday evening, March 4. Mrs. Harry Phend attended a meeting of the Red Cross held at the Hays Hotel, Warsaw, on Tuesday afternoon Again the War Production Board urgently calls on the Boy Scouts to aid in the collection of Waste Paper for War. 49 YEARS AGO. FEB. 28.183 S The senior play, Daddy Long Legs, was well attended and was enjoyed very much. We think this is the time for farmers to buy farms and if they already own them, to hold farm*. The student council decided in Jieir last meeting that a student must have honor standing in citizenship in order that he might serve as an usher. Every family receiving relief must raise a vegetable garden this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman are the parents of a son, Virgil Charles, born February 18. A birthday party was held Thirsday night at the Noble Miller home in honor of Paul Ruch. Jr.

Syracuse Scouts hold lock-in party event

Syracuse Boy Scouts had a first this month when holding a lock-in style party event at the scout cabin. This is thought to be a first in the county. There were 47 boys attending, including 15 already in scouting, with 20 planning to join the troop. Adults present included Joe Catt, scoutmaster, Cliff Nicodemus, Jun Smith and Tom Ryman. Attending for a short time prior to the lock-in of the cabin, were Jim Nelson, Ed Harting and John Naab. Eagle Scout John Naab gave a speech on what it takes to keep a troop going and what it takes to

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be an Eagle Scout, the ultimate goal in Scouting. Some of the steps were becoming a scout, working to tenderfoot, second class, first class, star, life and then the final goal. A number of games were played and several scout films shown. Local scouts attended the Kosciusko county Klondike derby, sled race, and overnight camp out in January. This month, leaders Catt and Nelson attended a leaders camp out at Pioneer Trails where they took first place in an event

with the Tomahawk Patrol. An appreciation and recognition dinner was held th's month above the North Webster bank which honored all staff members in the county. Jim Wright of Syracuse received the scouters key. Local boys also went to the Fort Wayne Lincoln Pilgrimage on Ash Wednesday, receiving patches for their efforts to honor Abraham Lincoln. Backing vehicle hits parked car Damage was estimated at SSO to a 1968 Chrysler, operated by Kathryn E. Copeland of Goshen on Tuesday afternoon of last week as she backed her vehicle

on Washington street in Syracuse and struck a parked car. The parked car, a 1973 Ford, was owned by Elizabeth Rookstool of Syracuse and received $l5O in damage. Syracuse police investigated. Kittens hold Valentine party By LORA PENN The Kitten Blue Birds held a Valentine party February 14th at the scout cabin in Syracuse. We finished our Valentine pin. And then we got our refreshments. Refreshments were served by Amy Hochstetler and Lori VanDiepenbos. Then we played some games. And then we sang the Blue Bird song. Then we went home.

Kiwanis club to sponsor four at Career camp

Chris Koher, of the Lakeland Kiwanis club has announced that the local club will sponsor four boys to the 1975 Indiana State Police Career camp. • The purpose of the camp is to encourage outstanding high school students to pursue careers in criminal justice and to acquaint them with the duties and responsibilities in this area of government service. The camp, in it’s sixth year, is held at the Hoosier 4-H Leadership Center near Purdue university. A full program schedule includes classroom studies, visiting law enforcement agents, recreation, field trips and

firearms training. Boys are scheduled to attend from July 27 through August 1. For additional information and application forms, contact Chris Koher of Syracuse or the guidance department of Wawasee high school. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Lillian Custer of Leesburg had as Sunday afternoon visitors recently Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dierks of Sidney, Mrs. Julie Dierks, Julie and Eric of Pierceton, Mr. | and Mrs. Stanley Custer of Milford and Pam Custer of Claypool.