The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1976 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 2,1976

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OBITUARIES

Dorothy Augsburger dies on Friday a.m.

DOROTHY AUGSBURGER Funeral sen ices were held on Sunday, May 30/ for Mrs. John F. (Dorothy L "Babe”) Augsburger. 68. r 1 Syracuse. The wife of Indiana’s joint state senator from the 13th district, she died on Friday at 10:50 a.m. in the Elkhart hospital after an extended illness of six years She was bom on March 10. 1908 to Charles and Grace (Hess) Bird in Milford On January 20. 1934 she married John F. Augsburger He survives Mrs. Augsburger lived most of her life in Milford and for many years had a summer residence on s Lake Wawasee The Augsburgers own and operate the Augsburger s Super Valu Stores She was a member of the Milford Christian church; Kosciusko Chapter 160. Order of the Eastern Star, the Indiana Women's General Assembly Wayne G. Rohrer Wayne G Rohrer, 54. Van • Nuys. Calif. and former resident of the Hastings conynunity west of Milford, died Friday. May 28. in a Los Angeles hospital of an apparent heart attack. Bom July 4. 1921 to Ralph and Cora (Swartzlander) Rohrer in Hastings, he married Margart Zokey m South Bend on February 23. 1946 A veteran of World War 11. .Rohrer moved to California m 1959 and was employed by Trans World Airline .TWA). Survivors include his widow; two sons. Dennis of Van Nuys and Greg at home, his mother. Mrs Ralph Rohrer of Warsaw, three brothers. Noble of Claypool, Robert, of Warsaw and Warren (Pete) of Leesburg, and three sisters. Mrs Robert J Irene' Konkle of Claypool. Mrs Guy (Betty) Reese. Jr. of Leesburg and Mrs Bonnie McDonald of Warsaw Funeral arrangements are incomplete but services will be conducted m California Fred F. Bailey Fred F Bailey. 84. of Fort Wayne, a former resident of Syracuse. died, Tuesday. May 25. in hts home Bailey grew up in Syracuse, but resided most of his life in Fort Wayne He retired from the General Electric Co 19 years ago after 40 years of service He also was a veteran of World War I Survivors include two sisters. Mrs Don Strock of Avilla and Mrs H D Parker of Niles . Mich; and several nieces and nephews Services were held Friday. May 28. in the C. M Sloan and Sons funeral home in Fort Wayne Burial was in the Greenlawn Memorial park

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association and the Eta Beta Phi sorority. Besides her husband, she is survived by one son, John B. Augsburger of Milford; one /daughter. Mrs. Carolyn Casto of ) Milford; five grandchildren; and one brother, Albert Henry Bird of Milford. She was preceded in death by four sisters. Services were conducted in the Christian church with Eldon Wilson officiating Burial was in the Milford cemetery. Mrs. Leslie Laird Graveside senices were held Friday afternoon for Mrs Goldie F Laird, 77, of North Webster. Death came at 1:50 am. on Wednesday in the Alfran nursing home at Columbia City following an illness of 24 years. Born in Kosciusko county September 30.1898. a daughter of Joseph T and Mary Jane (Grace) Johnson, she lived in Kosciusko county most of her lifetime A housewife, she attended the North Webster United Methodist church. Her marriage to Dr. Leslie A Laird took place October 4,1916 and he preceded her in death in 1960 i Survivors include two daughters. Mrs Dean (Frances) Shirey of San Antonio. Texas and Mrs Gerald (Nancy) Baker of r 1 Leesburg; two sons. Robert Laird. Syracuse and Joseph Laird. Anahiem. Calif.; nine grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren; and one brother. Clyde Johnson of Mentone Interment was in <• Mentone cemetery Vernon Neterer Vernon R Neterer. 72. of Syracuse, died Saturday. May 29. m the Elkhart hospital where he had been a patient six days He was bom May 12. 1904 to Wesley and Elizabeth ( Rohrer) J. Neterer in Elkhart county. He married Ethel Gordan on March 7, 1925 She survives A former Nappanee businessman, the deceased was a retired owner, along with his brother. Russell, of Neterer’s Bakery in Huntington Survivors included his wife; three daughters. Mrs. Richard (Maryellen) Best and Mrs. Tom 'Frances) Wegmiller, both of Nappanee and Mrs Barney (Karen) Myers. Bippus. one son. Gordon W of Syracuse two brothers. Morris. Wakarusa and Russell of Huntington. two sisters. Mrs. Walter (Clara) Metzler, Wakarusa and Mrs. Howard (Mabel) Sark of Goshen; 13 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren Rev Alvin Shifflett officiated at the funeral service held Tuesday. June 1. in the WrightYoder funeral home in Nappanee Burial will be in the South Union cemetery Hospital Notes Murphy Medical Center MONDAY. MAY 24 Emergency Room Charlanne B Donahue.

Leesburg C. Foland. Leesburg John W. Simpson. Leesburg Michele Price. Leesburg Melody R. Lackey, North Webster ' Jane L. McClure, Leesburg Admissions Oval E. Cole, Syracuse Christopher J. Constant, Leesburg Dismissals Mrs. Bonnie L. Kammerer, Leesburg Pete Olivo. Milford William R. Flynn, North Webster TUESDAY. MAY 25 Admission William R. Culbertson, Leesburg i . WEDNESDAY. MAY 26 Emergency Room Terry L. Horan, North Webster William R. Culbertson, Leesburg Richard A. Roberts. Syracuse Cindy Lou Knotts, Leesburg Dwight Kimbrell, Syracuse* V Admissions Rahdy J. Roberts. Leesburg Jamie Marie Pate. Syracuse Dismissal William R. Culbertson, Ijeesburg THURSDAY. MAY 27 Emergency Room , Randy Roberts. Leesburg Jason Elliot. Leesburg Warren Rohrer. Leesburg Dismissals Randy J. Roberts. Leesburg Orval Cole. Syracuse FRIDAY. MAY 28 Emergency Room Harmon O. Jones. Leesburg Admissions Randall R Richcreek. Leesburg Charles R. Pate. Jr., Syracuse Dismissal Christopher J. Constant, Leesburg HOLIDAY WEEK END Emergency Room Randall R Richcreek. Leesburg Charles T. Pate. Jr., Syracuse Keith Keal, North Webster Bud E Vanscoik, Leesburg James Thornburg. Leesburg Admissions Leota M Summerlot. Syracuse Christina M. Hamman, Leesburg Dismissals Randall R Richcreek. Leesburg Jamie Marie Pate. Syracuse Harmon O. Jones. Leesburg Goshen Hospital TUESDAY. MAY 25 Dismissals Charles E. Hewitt. Syracuse Mrs Patrick T. Kintigh and infant son. Syracuse Autumn L. Street, Syracuse WEDNESDAY. MAY 26 Admissions Virgil Dowty, Milford Jwanetta T. Wooten, Leesburg Wanda L. Pontius. North Webster Dismissals Vickie L Walker. Syracuse Brenda Louzella Long. Syracuse Julie Yarbrough, Milford THURSDAY. MAY 26 Admission Larry D. Dull. Syracuse Dismissals Glen D. Stookey, Milford Lyndal J. Vinson. Syracuse Barbara R. Reynolds, Syracuse Jessie B Cripe. Syracuse FRIDAY. MAY 28 Dismissals Pauline Van Antwerp. Syracuse Mabel V Brake. Syracuse Wanda L. Pontius. North Webster SATURDAY. MAY 29 Admission Lois Eberly. North Webster

Dismissals Merl Schell. Milford ZEarry Dean Dull. Syracuse Minnie Delilah Shock, Syracuse Hoann Clayton, North Webster SUNDAY. MAY 30 Admission Elmo L. Ketering, Syracuse MONDAY. MAY 31 » Admission Florence E. Orcutt, North Webster ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL The Syracuse emergency unit responded to a call at 3:35 a m. today (Wednesday) for Perry W. McAlexander. 75, r 4 Syracuse who was experiencing extreme pain in the left arm. He was transported to Goshen hospital for admittance. EMERGENCY RUN MADE The emergency unit at Syracuse responded to a call at 9:12 p.m. Saturday to the home of Wanda Waggoner, 37, r 1 Syracuse, who complained of chest pains and a breathing problem. She was taken to . Goshen hospital by the. unit. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Alma Ketering, 82. r 1 Syracuse, was taken to Goshen hospital at 8:39 p.m Sunday by the Syracuse emergency unit. She sustained a fall at her home and complained of pain to the right hip. right arm and shoulder Births KILMER, Angela Kay Mr. and Mrs Stanley Kilmer of Waukesha, Wis., became the parents of their first child. Angela Kay, on May 26 at 12:30 p.m. Angela weighed in at five pounds, seven ounces and measured 17 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Moeller of Winona Lake Paternal grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. Orvil Kilmer of Milford. The paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Francis Wildman of Tucson, Ariz MILLER son Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Miller. Milford, are parents of a son born Sunday , May 30, in the Goshen hospital Cards of T HANKS , CARD OF THANKS The Milford Emergency Services, Inc. wish to thank everyone who helped us to reach our goal to purchase communication equipment. We appreciate your support. Milford Emergency Service, Inc. B. S.sec. CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank the workers and families of Firestone Construction who backed us up in our fight for our constitutional rights , Jack Mason Mary Mason i Richard Verwiebe CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank the Milford First Brethren church. Milford Christian church and New Paris First Brethren church for their prayers. We also would like to thank all our many friends for their prayers, flowers, cards and kindness since our accident May God bless each of you for all you’ve done Herbert and Barbara Dickinson and Family CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for their prayers, cards, flowers and visits while 1 was in the hospital and during my recovery at home Cindy L. Simpson CARD OF THANKS The family of John F Augsburger wish to express our appreciation to friends, relatives.

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the ladies aid and the Eastern Star for the cards, food, flowers and prayers during the illness, and God’s calling of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother. Your kind expression of Christian love will always be held in remembrance. Court News ¥ KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk Bessie I. Himes: Terry Lee Weisser. 17, r 2 Milford, Klink’s, student and Cynthia Holmes. 17, r 4 Syracuse, student Eric Engelberth. 24. 641 East Court street, Paris. 111., unemployed and Susan Clark, 18. r 1 Leesburg, cashier James Ramon Hernandez. 18. 218 South 10th street. • Goshen, tractor service supply and Vickie Lee Blankenship. 17, r 3 Syracuse, unemployed Charles Roy Hill. 26, r 1 Leesburg, student and Jaira Lee Scoles, 20. 1009 North Jefferson street. Muncie, student Randall Dean Graber, 22. box 672, Syracuse, excavator and Michele Montbleau, 19, box 672. Syracuse, unemployed Daniel Lee Gerhrke, 22. box 273. Leesburg mechanic, and Rebecca Elizabeth Burns. 22. box 101, Leesburg, United Telephone Robert Allen Bachtel, 21. r 3, Syracuse, meat cutter, and kathy Jo Kline. 18. r 8. Warsaw, student Richard Eugene McMillen. 52. r 1 box 354, Logansport, telephone man and Lois Jeannette Jessop. 50. box 428, Milford, self employed Bennie Paul Morse, Jr.. 18. box 23 Syracuse, construction and Vickie Lynn Todd, 18, 1125 Middlebury street, Elkhart, unemployed Traffic Violations Melvin Slabaugh. 29, Milford. $57. one year suspension on operator’s license and six months suspended sentence to Indiana State Farm for driving under influence; operating while suspended charge dismissed Jay Wright, Syracuse, $35 for illegal consumption James Glaze, Syracuse, $35 for illegal consumption Glen Knisley. Jr., Syracuse, $35 for disregarding stop sign Robert Poor man. 32. Leesburg. ssl for operating motor vehicle on state property Keith Berkey. 16, Syracuse. $35 for no life belts David Henson. 21. Milford, S4O for failure of duty at accident Douglas Allen, 22, Syracuse. $35 for fishing without license Glenna Howell, 49. North Webster. $35 for expired inspection sticker Jim Heirman. 20. Leesburg. $35 for expired inspection sticker William Hill. 70. Syracuse. $35 for disregarding stop sign Harold Spiegle, 57, North Webster, $35 for possessing illegal fish Fined The following persons were assessed fines and costs when they appeared before city judge Milo Lightfoot recently: R. W Shipley, r 2 Cromwell, $35 for lack of snowmobile registration Dave Harwood, r 1 North Webster, malicious trespass, set for arraignment June 7 Marriage Dissolutions Jan Wright vs Kenneth Wright, Milford. The couple was married May 10, 1969 and separated May 3. 1976 Petitioner asks for divorce, custody of two minor children, division of property, attorney fees and costs of action. Kinsey Lee Gillispie vs Stephen Michael Gillispie, r 3 box 68, Syracuse. The couple was married September 15. 1973. and separated December 31. 1975. Petitioner asks for divorce, custody of minor child, support, division of property and all costs for action.

SMALL CLAIMS Complaint Suits Gast Fuel & Service. Inc. vs Patricia Staker, r 4 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of $44.53 and costs for accourL Gast Fuel & Service, Inc. vs Donald Black, r 1 North Webster. Plaintiff asks judgment of $34.31 and costs for account. Emory Davis et ux vs Larry Flory et ux Leesburg. Plaintiff asks judgment of $234.88 and costs of action for back rent, utilities and damages. Damage Suits Chicago Motor Club vs Thomas Welch. Jr., r 1 Leesburg. Plaintiff demands judgment of $260.56 and costs for damages in auto collision. John Brontsas et ux vs Jay Clutter, et al North Webster. Plaintiff demands judgment of $3,000 and costs of action for damages caused by defendant. K * : ADULT REUPHOLSTERY CLASS H.AS FINAL SESSION — Suzanne Kistler of Syracuse puts the final buttons on the back of her second reupholstered chair during the last evening meeting of the class on Wednesday, May 26. Suzanne and 17 members of the adult reupholstery class met Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. during the spring semester of the Wawasee adult night school. All completed at least one reupholstered piece of furniture under the able direction of Gary Meek. Projects various members completed include rocking chairs, sofas, channeled back chairs, wing chairs, lazy-boy recliners, foot stools and boat cushions. Escapes injury Edward Napier, 16, r 1 Syracuse, escaped injury in a one-car accident at 5:45 p.m. Sunday in Elkhart county. Napier was northbound on U.S. 33 and lost control of his car when braking. The car left the roadway slamming into a utility pole. Authorities set damages at $l5O to the pole and S4OO to the 1969 Napier Dodge.

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■ w V , 1 INITIATES — Mrs. James Hite, left and Mrs. Kent Brower are initiates into the Theta Sigma chapter of Psi lota Xi at North Webster. The initiation took place in the fellowship room of the North Webster United Methodist church.

Theta Sigmas chapter holds initiation service

The Theta Sigma chapter of Psi lota Xi at North Webster recently held initiation for Mrs. James Hite and Mrs. Kent Brower into the sorority. The service took place in the fellowship room of the North Webster United Methodist church. Officers performing the ceremony were Mrs. Luther Allen, president; Mrs. Gilbert Waltz, vice president; Mrs. Phil Hoy, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ron Gillum, recording secretary; Mrs. Jay Boyer, treasurer; and Mrs. Mike Mulligan, conductress Special music was by Mrs. LEGALS REQUEST FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of the Lakeland Community School Corporation will until the hour of 7 00 p.m (EST) on the 15th day of June 1*76. at the Administrative Office of said corporation in Syracuse Indiana, receive bids as follows A 20' x 28 Block Maintenance Building for the North Webster School B 20' x 28' Block Maintenance Building for the Syracuse School C 10.000 gallon gas tank installation at the Milford Elementary School D 10.000 gallon gas tank installation at the North Webster school Specifications, scaled drawing, and in structions to bidders are on file in me office of the Superintendent c-t Schools and may be obtained by any interested bidder Bidders will be required to furnish a bid bond or certified check in the amount of 5 per cent of the total bid along with the State of Indiana prescribed Form *5 The Board reserves me right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities therein Dated at Syracuse. Indiana, hH 25m day of May, 1*76 BOARO OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES Lakeland Community School Corporation PO Box 638 Syracuse Indiana By Floyd H Baker. Secretary ,

Wanda,Luke. Mrs. Stu Walker and Mrs. Jerry Richardson, accompanied by Mrs. Phil Mock. Twenty-two members welcomed Mrs. Hite and Mrs. Brower into the sorority while refreshments were served by Mrs. Jack Rhoades and Mrs. Boyer. Medal is play for Maxweltori ladies day On Wednesday. May 26, medal play was play of the day for the Maxwelton ladies. Winners in the nine hole group were: Lpw gross, Carolyn Baker and Bev Buletty; low net June Lantz; and low putts Ev Jones. Winners in the 18 hole group were: Low gross. Delight Craig; low net. Dora Nelson, Nora Speicher and Maggie Smith; low putts, Marge Newcomer.

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