The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 March 1976 — Page 13

K. ' » I ' * - » J k 1 ' k — * * U R fc ’ jin i ( w IN COUNTY' — Glenn H. Sullivan ®f Lafayette was in Kosciusko county last week campaigning for the Republican party's second district congressional nomination. Also seeking the post are Will Erwin of Bourbon and Phil Oppenheim of Lake Tippecanoe. Sullivan is 34 years old. He was a marketing economist in 4he school of agriculture at Purdue university until he stepped down from that post last fall to seek the congressional seat. Sullivan says he is "Against gun control as now proposed by some of the 'liberal reformers' in Washington. What this country needs is an effective program of judicial reform and strong criminal law enforcement, not gun control.” He has also taken a stand on the Wildcat reservoir-as it is now proposed by Congressman Floyd Fithian, on the Dunes Park expansion, on energy and agriculture.

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It Happened In . . . r—- | Milford, Indiana | Items Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail '

14 YE.ARS AGO. MARCH 22.1962 Miss Crystal Nyce of r 1 Milford was honored at a bridal shower given by Miss Corinne Morehouse in the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Morehouse. Saturday, March 17. at 2 o'clock. Ann Purdum. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdum of Milford, is a patient at Elkhart General hospital where she submitted to major surgery for thyroid on Monday. Dennis Cory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cory, r 1 Milford, was one of four alternates selected with eight winners who will receive SI,OOO four-year scholarships from the Harrison National Life Insurance Company's annual scholarship Award Program. Ronald Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Brown, has been selected to represent the Ancil Geiger American Legion Post at Boy’s State this year. Jan Widup

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was selected as the alternate. Jennifer Sunthimer and Marcia Dewart drove to Lafayette Saturday where they attended a college prom at Purdue university Saturday night. The girls returned home Sunday. Miss Jonell Judkins. Miss Judy Ahrns and Steven Roderick, all students at Ball State, spent the week end in Milford visiting their respective parents, the Joseph Judkinses, the Don Ahmes. and the Delbert Rodericks. 24 YE.ARS AGO. MARCH 29, 1952 Mrs. Wayne Bucher entertained at a birthday party Monday afternoon for her son. Donald Shane, who is five. The young guests were Leo Anglin. Jr., Allyson Ann Anglin. Judy and Jeffrey Dippon. Michelle Raye Conn. Richard Sharp, and Steven Weisser. After games had been played, refreshments were served. Mrs Gordon W? Neterer was the guest of honor at a pink and blue shower, Friday evening, given by Mrs. Delbert Dippon and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, at the home of the latter. Robert P. Ruch, of Milford, has completed training at Rock Island. 111., in wheel alignment and frame straighteningMr and Mrs. Herbert Felkner will leave tomorrow for St. Petersburg, Fla., for a two weeks vacation During their absence Mrs. Russell Ruch will have charge of Mrs. Felkner's beauty shop. Mrs. Lloyd Felkner, who has been in St. Petersburg for the past few weeks, will return home with them. Harvey DeFrees. Jr.. Milford, has been elected to the spring pledge class of Pershing Rifles, a national military honorary for freshmen and sophomore men at Pprdue university. DeFrees is a freshman in engineering at Purdue. 30 YE ARS AGO, MARCH 21,1946 A girl was born Sunday, March 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Devoe Hawley of Milford. The new arrival was named Betty Louise and weighed 6 pounds and 11 ounces. Miss Doris I. Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Woods of Goshen, and J. A. Galvin of Milford, were married Monday evening. Those who spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Silveus and son of Warsaw were Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCreary and family, Mrs. Nettie Miller and Mrs. Zoa Speicher, all of Milford. Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs.

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A CHALET Rd. 13, South Os Syracuse X t I IS1IX(. Bathelm pad m the teens On VV ,i« asee < h.innel 111 MTV nite.llea Rustielv <!»-* «H .«t»-<l w ith il.ll H Siding .»U«I he. Illis antique woodbui ning fireplace and < m>k stove. vou'll have time to enpiv the set I tided palm on channel in this praetkallv tn aml ell.l nt e II ee home I <•< a ted mi small lot vv llh lit th- v aid to muvv ’ I'\P\Kl f < HU IVKIIKOXI VVaiil laketront living at a modest pi nt ’ I'hisisvmn » han< « Ihelm ation .< vim vvooded lot ii'>’ x Ila ' Ihe home Keautilullv i edev orated totallv reniiMleled — wiring plumbing insulation siding, open living room dining riHim kitchen w ith lireplat r :b< dt ihhos and hath I vtras saiuiv tve.ich piet patio gas grill nite lite garage — the ItM is endless Ih< price lt»st s i io‘ |*hebuv Vgwod our* ,s|*» .*mmi Vmi must this hum« to believe uh.ll uhi van get in a totallv ri iniHlelril and tiltelv dev m ated town home with v itv waler and sewer, modern kilt hen and hath large living ro»»m. ‘ bedi ooms. » arpm t and » ov et <-d palm on pe.o <-tul lot on I m k« v < leek < lost to element aI v school on I’ai kw a v lit V B\R(.\l\ It vou aia looking for an etmmmHallv pined stiiall tioin. oi rental pr»*pertv make tom appointiik-iil tmw! I his fwdtoom home with lai gt living tooin with lirepl.it t is jUst the plat e It needs a little i xtet >o< paint hut it s as cute as t( < <n be and (<« a ted «m Kale Island with at < ess to lakefront swim mmg fieat f> lust > ;,u till B \s| Ms \j this fxalt oom i an» h w itb sp.o ions t isiiiis gal age has that mi<- fe.tlult whnh mativ homes lat k a fiascnient I lie h<>m< and extra lot ai t reduced hn immediate sale ami the Im almn is i on t enicnt Vt aw a see V ilia gv s.’l Son <t\ \< 111 s fins < multi v home with I sp.u amis bedrooms ind lar a living timing Hid kitchen also has ilmthlr gat age and slot age luidding Ih« 'ati es has tt »■< s ami pond and is Im .lied east of s\t o ust It s just w ha! evei t ont is looking Im ' iif X I VI s | uxurv J l» droom on VV .iwascc t h.tnnel ts > nm fovelv g Iwtit mini api with wash dr v inapt SK» mo 1 bedimmi ettli lent v aj»< utilities im hn!> <1 111 r ent > si HMI i: Kt X I VI s ; , n ,t hcdimmis oil laketront Wawasee .imlr.i|ukm hit hi week month season Rick & Malinda Pinney, Brokers CALL 457-2670 Dave Smith 457-3051

Ralph Neff and Mrs. Marshall Miller attended the Mentone Egg Show held a the Mentone gymnasium all day last Thursday. The “Footlites Club” presented its second assembly program last Friday. It was announced by Mrs. Remy and consisted of a poem “Foolish Questions'* by Pat Kline, another poem “Preparedness” by Don Rapp. Marian Young told a short story entitled “The Face is Familiar. But —” and last was a small skit “Anne Drives the Car” with the characters Anne, the young wife, played by Ellen Cunningham; George. Anne's husband, played by Joe Sunthimer; and Mrs. Belcher. Anne’s mother, played by Elizabeth Rassi. 46 YEARS AGO. M ARCH 19.1936 Mrs. Mina Treesh was hostess to the Merry Jayne Club, Friday evening and had as guests Mesdames G. L. Rex and Harlan Robinson. After a delicious lunch, the club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Hazel Vanderveer. A deal Has been consumated where by Mathew Weisser became the owner of two properties in Milford, purchasing the Earl Thompson home, and the house adjoining on the south from Mrs. Charles Bird. Assailing slot machine operators for preying on children. Judge Don Vanderveer in circuit court at WarsaifTtast week, demanded every slot machine in the county be confiscated and smashed. Judge Vanderveer said he had evidence that the coins of children and the scant funds of many working on relief was being lost. Captain Kitch in accident on Thursday morning Police captain Thomas Kitch. 31, r 4 Syracuse, was en route north on SR 15 last Thursday morning at 3:53 a m. when his sheriff s patrol car was struck by a semi-trailer truck operated by Charles E. Maple, 56. Wabash. Capt. Kitch reported to Sheriff John Hammersley that he slowed his car to make a left turn into a private drive near Da-Lite Screen to respond to a dispatch call. Maple, who was also northbound. said he saw the car slow up and thought his driving lights were blinding the driver so he reached down to turn them off. When he looked back to the road he saw the left turn light blinking on the patrol car. As Maple swerved to the left passing lane, the fuel saddle tanks on the truck caught the right front end of the car. The truck continued off the left side of the road and struck a low-hanging tree limb. Sheriff Hammersley set damage to the patrol car at SI,OOO and $7,500 to the truck which is owned by Keen Industries, Huntington.

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Wed., March 17,1976 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

American Legion birthday event is well attended

Approximately 150 persons attended the 57th birthday observance dinner of the American Legion on Sunday in the new American Legion home, Wawasee Post 223, Syracuse. Some 200 joined for the afternoon program events. The theme was for God and Country and sen ice to mankind. The Legion Auxiliary was in charge of the dinner and program. Those attending the Sunday events were Legion members, auxiliary, sons of the Legion and families. Mrs. Paul Brewer, auxiliary president, served as mistress of ceremonies. Thanks was by Mrs. Harold Kline, and the invocation by Linda Broekers A new flag and flag pole were presented to the Legion by Mrs. Tim Darr and Mrs. Harry Coy in memory of Roy Sargent and Harry and Marshall Coy. Reports Goals, projects and purposes of

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the auxiliary were given by Mrs. Brewer; Roger Brown, commander. for the sons of the Legion; and Steve Butt, commander. for the Legion. A skit entitled. “I am the Nation,” was presented by Mrs. Darr Guest Speaker Dave Hockertt. past third district commander, was guest speaker. He spoke on accomplishments and efforts of the Legion through 57 years, for the veterans, state and nation, from a national viewpoint. Helen Tharp of Leesburg and Mary Jane Dear dor ff of Syracuse furnished organ music during the days events. Singing of “God Bless America” in unison completed the birthday event. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kroh of Indianapolis were in Syracuse Sunday to visit with his mother, Mrs. Charles W. Kroh. and other •relatives. i -

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