The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1975 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Nov. 12,1975

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NOW COMES George Auer with the above photo It too was taken at the Crowl school in the year 1903 The teacher, shown in the back on the left, was Pearl Harlan. The two little girls m front are Ruby Godshalk and Etna Tom In the second row are Etta Crowl, Hattie Tom. Ethel DeFries. Blanchard Pheobus. Pearl Godshalk. Rex Miller. Jess Miller and Fred Smith. With Alda Grady. Tracy Tom. Delta Grady, Annie Crowl. John Amsdam. Arch DeFries. George Auer and Jacob DeFries in the back row. Our thanks to Mr. Auer for the loan of the picture ... it brings back memories for many. EXTREMELY HIGH winds in Milford Sunday night were responsible for damage to the Clark Rassi pole bam west of Milford Many rafters were blown down. Fortunately many were not badly damaged and were salvageable for the soon to be made repairs. HAVE YOU noticed the fire hydrants are almost all painted' The warm fall weather has allowed for this At last count there were four to go. THE BROOKS house might be politically divided but both Jim and Margie were in attendance at the town board meeting Monday night. Margie (D) is Our Town's clerk-treasurer and husband Jim (R) was elected to town board in last Tuesday's election. He will not. however, take office until January 1. THE MILFORD Lions are a busy lot Their grapefruit came m on Monday and they are busy delivering and selling their citrus CERRY KOONTZ has purchased the Vanderveer home on Emetine street in Our Town. The home b one of the town's landmarks and was in the Van-

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deerveer family for at least two generations. THERE ARE still some names available for Mental Health gifts. We realize it is a little early for many to think about Christmas but it is necessary that Mental Health gifts be collected before the end of the month to allow for proper sorting of the gifts. All the people at Fort Wayne are asking for this year are small items — hose, cologne, shower cap. bath powder, shampoo, deodorant, purses, padlock and keys, plastic curler box. setting jell, instant coffee, cream rinse, coffeemate, plastic cups, face powder and lipstick. These items, of course, need to be new but none are expensive and the person who shares with others is receiving the joy of giving Won't you please help us remember these forgotten people this year? Area army privates complete training FORT KNOX. Ky — Three army privates from Kosciusko county have, on October 10, completed eight weeks of advanced individual training as armor reconnaissance specialists at the VS .Army armor ’ center. Fort Knox, Ky. _ Army privates Timmy A. Barnhart, r 6 Warsaw, son of Mr and Mrs. Ben Barnhart of r 3 Warsaw; Danny R Borem, son of Mr and Mrs James M Borem, r 1 Leesburg, and Michael A. Scrivens. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce George, r I°Silver Lake, received instruction in the use of various kinds of weapons, maintenance of armor vehicles and mines and demolitions Privates Barnhart and Borem are graduates of Warsaw community high school in 1973 and 1975 respectively Scrivens is a 1975 graduate of Tippecanoe Valley high school. Mentone. Reports tire slashed on VW David Bean of 218 South Lake street. Syracuse, reported to Syracuse police Tuesday morning of a tire being cut on his red Volkswagen while parked at the residence, apparently occurring sometime during the night. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr and Mrs James Wolf of Atwood entertained Tuesday evening. Nov. 4, in honor of then son Joe's birthday Others present were Mrs Joe Wolf and children, Jennifer and Jim Bob. Pam Wolf, and Marvin Klinger, all of Atwood; and Mr. and Mrs Herman Miller. Milford. Joe’s grandparents

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14 YEARS AGO. NOV. IS. 19S1 Milford chief of police Robert Wolferman turned in his uniform last night and a new officer to take his place was named, it was learned today. Hired to take his place was Justin H. Kneeland. The Milford water department has announced that they will flush the hydrants on Tuesday or Wednesday. November 21 or 22. whichever day the weather permits. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henne, formerly of Milford, are now-

living in Bradenton. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mishler of Milford celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. The Mishlers were married November 23. 1911. The Milford Mail on Main street has donated space to serve as a depot for Christmas gifts collected for patients in the state mental hospitals and schools. 24 YEARS AGO. NOV. 15,1951 County auditor Earl Himes was .Armistice day program speaker

at the high school, on Monday. Miss Mary Katherine Russell of Elkhart addressed the Women's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church last Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Pfister’s, of Elkhart entertained their son Jimmy 's Sunday school class at a pot luck supper. National Book week is being observed this week at the Milford's public library. The Van Buren-Jefferson Township Farm Bureau will meet at Milford high school for a pot luck supper at 6:30. 30 YEARS AGO. NOV-15,1945 Sixteen members of the Sorosis club were entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Young. Ezra Beer donated a Holstein to the European relief fund. It

was shipped November 14. Miller's Marker bowling team of Milford women defeated Liberty Coach team of Syracuse. The Bronze Star metal was awarded to the wife of Charles Remy for the heroism of Charles in the 26th infantry in France. Syracuse retained its position when it defeated the Milford Trojans Friday night. 40 YEARS AGO, NOV. Michael Reuter and family were guests at the silver wedding anniversary dinner of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Rowdabaugh held at their home, recently. We don’t expect to persuade the world that we have solved the problems of life and that all one has to do is to read The Milford Mail to discover the truth. Book Week, a national ob-

servance. will be observed at the Milford public library November 17-23 with new books on display for young and old, as well as exhibits of posters made in the art classes at school. Mrs. Roy Treesh entertained several ladies Tuesday evening. Bridge was played, Mrs. Virgil Hursey and Mrs. Harry Martin winning the prizes. In an impromptu musical program Mrs. Cleo Estep sang a few numbers. The hostess served a nice lunch. An 84 pound son, David Allen, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith on Monday morning, Nov. 11, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Cox. Mr. Smith and family reside on the Otto Beer farm west of Milford and this being the first birth reported to us this month they are entitled to a year’s subscription to The Milford Mail.