The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 April 1976 — Page 6

v THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 7,1976

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Lakeland Ladies Bridge-O-Rama spring luncheon plans are given

The Lakeland Ladies Bridge-o-rama spring luncheon will be held On Monday, May 3. at South Shore Country club at 12 noon. All scores must be in by April 26 and luncheon reservations by April 27. Phone reservations to Mrs H. C. Yeager or Mrs Earl Teghtmeyer High gross for the first five

Poster contest winners

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union recently sponsored a poster contest for the Milford junior high art students The union reported that 120 posters were entered in the contest. These were judged during the spring school fP •■„ v - ' PLAN JULY WEDDING - The engagement of Carolyn K. Long and Joseph A. Schoettmer has been announced. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Long of r 3 box Ml Syracuse and the bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Schoettmer of r 3 box 240 Greensburg. A graduate of Wawasee high school and Indiana State university, the future Mrs. Schoettmer is a member of the Rural Youth organization and is a substitute teacher. Her fiance is also a member of the Rural Youth. He is a graduate of North Decatur high school and is a farmer. The couple is planning to wed at 2:30 p.m. on July 24 in the North Webster United Methodist church.

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games of play were close with the following: Knauer-Medlock. Gray-McGarvery, GotshallBanta and Pettit-Harkless, with several others following closely. Net scorers were ClingamanAllen, Knauer-Medlock, PettitHarklessand Easley-Easley The next five scores will show a change to be very important in the final scores.

vacation. The winners of the poster contest are the following: Three firsts - Arlene Lehman. Kathy Stichter and Melody Tom Three seconds — Angie Farrington, Kay Kammerer and Shelly Traver Five thirds — Stephanie Baumgartner, Cheryl Wise, Norma Lanhan. Teri Rink and Joanna Spearman Judging the posters were Mrs. Bessie Sunthimer. Mrs Bernice Dwyer, Mrs. Richard »Beth> Brunjes. Mrs. Donald (Joy> Fox, Mrs Robert (Joy) Rumfelt and Mrs Lynn Morehouse The Women's Christian Temperance Union said that Chris Troyer. the Milford junior high art teacher and the students are to be commended for the excellent response and work on the posters Thimble club has silent auction Monday night A silent auction sale of food was held by the Silver Thimble club members of the Apostolic Christian church at the April 5 meeting in the home of Mrs. Steven Haab of Syracuse Mrs Ted Speicher was co-hostess Mrs Haab opened the meeting Roll cal) response was housecleaning ideas. Mention was made of the refrigerator installed in the church nursery < •Happy Wedding Anniversary” was sung for Mrs. Robert Hoerr who w ill observe 30 years of being married on April R •The Old Rugged Cross was sung in unison Mrs Jesse Beer read “Two Mothers “ The mother daughter dinner will be May 3 in the fellowship hall The committee members are Mrs Frank Beer, Jr., Mrs Ned Speicher. Mrs Richard Kaiser and Mrs Alvin Haab During the social hour refreshments of Swedish meatballs and finger foods were served from a table decorated with green grass, a purple candle and small colorful Easter baskets given as favors Guests were Mrs. Stanley Wuthrich and Miss Priscilla Haab Mrs Alvin Haab won the door prize.

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'' ' ' | TIE FOR FIRST— The top photo Is a display at the Kiwanis Hobby Show by Kay Jetmore which tied (or first place with that ol Vicki Rymaa. shown in bottom photo.

mm* FIRST IN PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS — This first place winner was by Craig Koble of Syracuse, a Wawasee high art student of considerable talent.

List winners in Lakeland Kiwanis club hobby show

Kay Jetmore and Vicki Ryman of Syracuse tied for blue ribbon honors (first place) in miscellaneous craft with their China Painting Bicentennial theme and Macrame exhibits at the third annual Hobby Show sponsored by the Lakeland Kiwanis club The show was held at Wawasee high school on April 1 ami 2 John Brewef of Syracuse and Dave Martin of Milford tied for second place and Helen Harris of Warsaw was a third place winner in Miscellaneous craft. Other categories follow Paintings and Drawings — Craig Koble. Syracuse, first; Henry Beer. Milford, second; and Kim Hill. North Webster, third Needlework and Leather — Mary Lou Brewer, Syracuse, first. Lisa Harris, Warsaw, second, and Kim Richardson, North Webster, third Sculpture and Carvings — Mike Hartup. Warsaw, first; Don Hoover. Syracuse, second; and Marilyn Brower. Warsaw, third Collections and Antiques - Sorosis club sees slides of old Milford The Sorosis club of Milford met in the home of Mrs Vernon Stutzrnan on Monday. Mrs Robert Brown gave a short history erf Milford and some of its people She introduced Ted Baumgartner who showed slides of Milford They included the street fairs, the tannery and the mterurban train as well as the classes and athletic teams. Refreshments were served to 15 members and two guests 'PREGNANT and need help coping with your pregnancy? ( all BIRTHRIt.HT (Collect \t 422-IHIX Ur2MM<U4

Naomi £ddy, Elkhart, first; Cathy Harris, Warsaw, second; Cecil Flook. Milford, and Lynn andJKay Ellen Stackhouse, North Webster, .tied third. Bicentennial Exhibit Recognition — Kay Jetmore, Carl and Gene Momeyer, and Helen Harris. Ribbons went to winners in the

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first three places, plus awards of $5, $3 and $1 respectively. Sherman Bryant, Kiwanis club president, and Hobby Show cochairmen Judge Arthur Os bum and Herbert George announced the list of winners. Judges were Jean Coverstone, Mary Lee Klingaman and Mrs. Charles Reese.

April shower for Diane Wuthrieh The ladies of the Bethel Church of the Brethren in Milford hosted a shower for Miss Diane Wuthrich on Thursday night. April 1, in the church social rooms. The committee for the event was Mrs. Allen (Cheryl) Brunjes. Mrs. Terry’ .Marti) Thompson and Mrs. Delbert (Bertha) Monevheffer. Miss Wuthrich will be married on May 1 at the church to Neil Olson of Nappanee. The devotions for the evening were presented by Mrs. Thompson and several fun games were played before the gifts were opened. Winners in the games turned their prizes over to Miss Wuthrich. Mrs. Larry Mast assisted her sister at the gift table. Her niece. Dawn Richter and her cousin, Melissa Snider, helped display the gifts. Twenty-two women and girls enjoyed the event with Miss Wuthrich. Decorations were in an April shower theme with yellow for the color of streamers and bows. Refreshments were served by the hostesses at the close of the evening. Methodist Church Women meet in Anglemeyer home Nine members of* the United Methodist church women of Saint Andrew’s church met last Thursday in the home of Mrs. Hubert Anglemeyer. Symbols of Easter was the theme and topic of the talk given by Mrs. Cleo Schoeff. Mrs. Anglemeyer had devotions. Dessert and coffee concluded the afternoon meeting.

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Scheuer, Williams vows are exchanged in Saint Andrew’s

Mrs. Jane Ann Scheuer and John Reginald Williams, both of Syracuse, were united in marriage at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 2, in Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church at Syracuse. Rev. Marvin Jones, pastor of the church, officiated for the service. Mrs. Georgia Buster and Mrs. Mary Williams, both of Syracuse and mothers of the couple, served as attendants. A reception immediately Ladybugs are entertained by Mrs. Don Dodds The Ladybugs March 22 meeting was hosted by Mrs. Don Dodds in her home. A total of 16 members were present. It was announced that Linda Morris and Shelly Moore are now members of the Ladybugs. Mrs. Bradley Klingaman read the thought of the month and Mrs. Ed Harper won the door prize. Residents of Strawberry Village nursing home, Ligonier, chosen to be adopted by the Ladybugs are Ruby Olinghouse and Mae Keneer. Plans were finalized on the bake sale to be held by the Ladybugs at Cromwell State Bank on April 3 at 9 a m. until noon. Under new business, election of officers for the 1976-1977 club year was held. Those elected were: President — Mrs. Alva Schroeder Vice president — Mrs. Robert Stump Secretary-reporter — Mrs. Bob Baugher Treasurer — Mrs. Pam Dove Song leader — Mrs. Rick LeCount Scrapbook — Mrs. Don Dodds Health and ghfety — Mrs. John Montgomery and Mrs. Dick Hursey. Officers training will be held on June 21.

followed at the home of thle bride’s mother. The couple is residing on r 3 Syracuse. Square dance for new hospital Lambda Chi Omega sorority met March 20 in the fire station in North Webster. Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Fidler was the hostess. The group finalized plans for the square dance, open to the public, on April 10 in the Camelot Hall in North Webster. The “Jim Reed Trio” will provide the evening’s music. All proceeds from the dance will go to the new Kosciusko county hospital. The next meeting of the sorority will be April 26 at the Camelot Hall in North Webster. W J| Mm 1 V ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sarber of r 1 Mentone announce the engagement of their daughter, Luanna Jo, to Donald L. Keim, son of Mrs. J, Olen Keim of 301 West Main. Syracuse, and the late Mr. Keim. A graduate of Mentone high school, the future bride is employed as a registered nurse at Memorial hospital. South Bend. Her fiance is graduated from Syracuse high school and employed by Saint Joseph Valley Bank in Elkhart. An October 9 wedding is planned.