The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1975 — Page 6
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL- Wed., June 4,1975
Ih k' fl —' fl fl fl fl fl GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stump of Kimmell will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their home JuneK from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Stump is the former Gladys Stulls. The couple have three children. Mrs. Murray (Jeanette) Rowland of Albion, Hal Stump of Kimmell and Larry Stump of Fort Wayne. They also have five grandchildren.
| / "-r o LYNN MOORE Graduates from school of nursing Miss Lynn Moore, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Gearold Moore of Syracuse, was among the 51 graduates last Wednesday participating in the commencement exercises of Park-view-Methodist school of nursing in Fort Wayne Ceremonies signify successful completion of the three-year diploma school program offered at the 600-bed hospital in Fort Wayne Exercises were held at Snider high school with Dr, Jeff H Towles of the hospital's medical staff as speaker Highlighting the ceremonies was presentation of the alumni award to the graduate selected for outstanding academic achievement by the alumni association. A reception followed in English Hall on the hospital campus \ PREGNANIF f and need help coping i J with your pregnancy? , ( Call BIRTHRIGHT / Collect At 422-1818 Or 2XS-IW4I
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TOPS to have guest speaker The TOPS In 106 of Syracuse met at the First Charter Insurance building ori Mam street last week with 12 members present. • Mrs Joe Hibschman .was named best loser of the month and received gifts of something blue There will be a guest speaker for the June 9 meeting and persons interested in losing weight are invited to join the group at any lime. Plans are being made to attend the Rally-Day event on June 16 at Warsaw. A total of 15 and one-fourth pounds was lost by the group since the last meeting. Leon Youngs have guests Recent visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Young. Sherry and Dawn of Milford were Mr. and Mrs Tommy Bates and Eddie and Mrs Annie Young, all of Rutledge, Tenn . and Mr. and Mrs Hollis Dunsmore and Derek of Knoxville, Tenn Mrs Bates and Mrs Dunsmore are sisters of Mr Young Mrs. Annie Young is an aunt. They attended the open house at The Mail-Journal, toured the Milford and Lake Wawasee area and the farm country around Nappanee The family held a carry-in dinner on Friday in the home of Mr and Mrs James D Young, Jimmy and Keith at Bremen. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs John E Young of Bremen, son of Mrs Annie 5 oung; Mr and Mrs Mackey Young and Danny of Elkhart; Mr and Mrs Floyd Bull and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bowman, all of Plymouth. A family dinner, was also held in Bremen on Saturday.
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Silver Thimble club meets A total of 19 members of the Silver Thimble club met in the home of Mrs. Bill Troup, Monday, June 2. Mrs. Walt Steffen of Syracuse was the co-host ess “Happy Birthday” was sung to Mrs. Lewis Speicher. Mrs. Walt Steffen. Mrs Don Beer, Mrs. Ned Speicher for May birthdays, and Mrs. Andy Kammerer and Mrs. Frank Beer. Sr., for June birthdays. Then “Happy Anniversary" was sung to Mrs. Don Hoover. Mrs. Walt Steffen, Mrs. Philip Beer. Mrs Lewis Speicher, for June anniversaries and Mrs. Dick Kaiser, Mrs. Don Beer and Mrs. Walter Wuthrich for being May brides Several items were discussed including the following July 8 - the blood bank will be at the Apostolic Christian fellowship hall; Mobile Meals -a hot, wellbalanced meal every day to anyone in need of it; and sending replies to the Federal Communications Commission for keeping religious programs on TV and radio. The project for the evening was making prenatal packages for under privileged countries. Mrs. Howard Beer won the door prize and a lunch was served to conclude the evening. PLANNING JULY WEDDING — Mrs, Jean Brown of Syracuse and H. L. Brown of Goshen announce the engagement of their daughter. Denise Rae. now of Pompano Beach. Fla., to Kevin Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rav Bai lev of Lighthouse Point. Fla. Miss Brown is a 1972 graduate of Wawasee high school and was formerly employed by 'the paper’ in Goshen. The couple is planning a July wedding. Jennifer Wolf honored on 2d birthday Mr and Mrs Joe Wolf and sons Jim and Bob from Atwood, entertained at a birthday supper on Sunday evening. June 1. for their daughter and sister, Jennifer. The voung Miss was two years oid. Guests were Mr and Mrs. Bob Schmetz, Paula and Rob of Nappanee; Mrs Maude Western of Bremen; Mr. and Mrs James Wolf and Pam and Marvin Klinger, all of Atwood; Mr. and Mrs Herman Miller of Milford. Homemade ice cream and decorated birthday cake were served afterwards. The honored girl received a telephone call from her aunt in Atlanta. Ga., Ann Wolf, in honor of her birthday. Surprise baby shower for Wayne Brock Friends and relatives met in the home of Mrs Donn Kesler of Milford on Saturday evening. May 24. for a surprise baby shower for little Wayne Allen Brock. Wayne Alien, who resides in Nobleville with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex (Nancy Kesler) Brock, was born on April 22 A total of 18 guests were present from Milford. Syracuse. Warsaw, Fort Wayne. Leesburg. Nappanee and Noblesville. Mrs. Elmer Sorensen and Mrs. Richard Smith planned the affair. Mrs. Floyd Yoder and Miss Diane Kesler assisted with the serving. Craw's Decorated Cakes Artistic Or Simple ell Wedding HI Anniversary "I Other Occasions Pickwick Road — Syracuse Ph. 457-2078 After 3 P.M.
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MR. AND MRS. DANIEL P. BECKER
Marriage vows were repeated by Jane E. Mathews and Daniel P, Becker during a double ring ceremony performed on Saturday evening. May 10, in the First Brethren church at Milford tty Rev Ivan French Parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mathews of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Becker of Leesburg Mrs. Leigh .Ann Fjlenar of Warsaw attended the bride as matron of honor. Miss Rhonda Hurd of Milford was bridesmaid. The bridegroom was attended
Home canning on the increase
By MRS. ANN HANCOOK Extension Agent. Home Ec At a recent meeting of extension home economists of northern Indiana, the guest speaker was Mary Lou Williamson home economist for a leading canning company. She shared information with the group concerning the supply of canning lids this season, proper canning procedure, and selecting a good canning reference book There should be an adequate supply of canning lids this year. Manufacturers have been working day and night producing over 1.6 billion lids. The lids are sold to distributors and it is up to them to sell them to retailers. The lids are now in the hands of the distributors and should be on the market soon. Mrs. Williamson warned that if consumers hoard lids it can cause a false shortage Buy only what you need for this season! In approximately 80 per cent of the cases where a lid does not seal, homemaker has not
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by Don Filenar as best man; Paul Arnett as groomsman; and Mike Mathews and Doug Raber as ushers. A reception followed the ceremony at the church The bride is a 1973 graduate of Wawasee high school. Her husband graduated from Warsaw high school in 4969 and is employed by Brock Manufacturing. Milford Since their return from a wedding trip to Illinois and Missouri, the newlyweds are residing in W’arsaw.
read the instructions carefully. The two leading manufacturers of lids have different procedures for sealing. Read their directions carefully for a good seal. Since canning is increasingly popular, more and more companies are entering the canning business. All manufacturers of canning equipment must meet certain government specifications for safety. Be aware of “new” easy methods of canning. There are no easy quick methods. Follow reliable procedures. Remember that the top of a two piece lid can be used only once. The screw bands may be used numerous times if they are in good condition. In our humid climate rusting is a problem. To prevent rusting, wash the bands, bake them at 300 degrees for 15 minutes and store in a plastic bag For specific canning procedures pick up a copy of the USDA bulletin home canning of fruits and vegetables at the county extension office.
Mrs. Mary Huber receives 50-year Rebekah honors Mrs. Mary Huber of r 1 Milford received a 50-year pin on Monday at the Rebekah lodge in Goshen. Mrs. Huber also received a yellow mum in honor of her 50 years as a member of the organization. Pressure gauges should be checked If you are planning to pressure can vegetables and meats this summer it is probably wise to have your pressure gauge checked. The Elkhart county extension office, east of Goshen, has obtained equipment for checking pressure canner gauges, according to Lois M. Gotwals. extension home economist. Homemakers desiring to check pressure gauges should call the Elkhart county extension office for an appointment. Each person must bring his complete canner inducting lid. rack, gauge, pet cock and instruction book to the extension office at the appointed time. They will then receive instructions and will check their own canner in the office kitchen. The checking process will take approximately one hour since each canner must be operated through a total canning cycle. There is no charge for this consumer service. Utility declares dividend shares Directors of Northern Indiana Public Service company today declared dividends of $1.0625 a share on the 44 per cent cumulative preferred stock; $1.12 a share on the 44 per cent cumulative preferred stock; $1.05 a share on the 4.22 per cent cumulative preferred stock; $1.22 a share on the 4.88 per cent cumulative preferred stock, $1.86 a share on the 7.44 per cent cumulative preferred stock; SI.BB a share on the 7.50 per cent cumulative preferred stock; $1,455 a share on the 11.64 per cent cumulative preference stock, and an initial dividend of $0.595833 a share on the 64 per cent cumulative preference stock of the company. All eight dividends are payable July 14, to shareholders of record at the close of business June 20, 1975. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kammerer of Leesburg, Miss Priscilla Haab and Mrs. Emma Krauter, both of Milford, attended the recent Fairfield commencement exercises. They later visited in the home of the Walter Steffens of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Don Logan of Goshen. Mrs. Logan is a sister of Andy Kammerer.
fl . JSV fl fl jfl PUPPETS FROM ONE WAY STREET - The Syracuse Church of God will begin vacation Bible school this week with a special program with Dale and Liz VonSaggen and their special puppets. The service will be Sunday evening at 6:30 when the couple, who have traveled extensively as a part of The Harbor Lights Quartet, present the gospel with puppets. The service will incorporate ventriloquism and music. “What’s the Good Word" is the theme for the Bible school event this year and the program with the VonSaggens will be in keeping with this unique service. The school will convene each evening. June 9-14, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. with the closing program on Sunday. June 15. at 9:30 a.m. in the church school hour. Pastor Thomas Douglas invites the public to share in this service.
Mother-daughter banquet is held at Grace Lutheran
A total of 45 members and guests attended the Grace Lutheran church, Syracuse, mother-daughter banquet held on Wednesday, May 28. A salad bar was served. Pink, blue and yellow* birds were at each table setting. Red and pink begonias were used as center pieces. They were later given as door prizes. Mrs. Sam Bushong, Sr., of Syracuse was hostess for the evening. Mrs Stan Nicholai of New Paris and Mrs. Jack Maresh of Syracuse were co-hostesses. The mother-daughter response was given by Mrs. Art Mabie and daughter, Laura. Mrs. Nicholai gave devotions. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Joe Sunthimer of Milford had as dinner guests over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowen and Mrs. William Turner, all of Topeka. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Eash and Mrs. Neil Eash, all three of LaGrange.
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A quartet composed of Pat and Cindy Detwiler and Paula and Kathy Gluck, all of Elkhart, sang appropriate mother's day and religious songs. USED EYEGLASSES WANTED See Page 4 IMy Store n< i< k pi t STH \< INt l\l»l W \ Digital Clock Winner Was Mrs. Sherman Deaton R. 2 Syracuse,lnd. — No Purchase Was Necessary —