The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 June 1976 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed.. Jane 9.1976

OBITUARIES

. Lois Anderson Funeral services *ere held recently in Olney, 111., for Lois G. Anderson, 83, 910 E. Laurel, Olney, who died May 21 in the Richland Memorial hospital. Mrs. Anderson, a former resident of Milford, was born on August 21. 1892 in Red Key to Fred and Laura (Whitsei) Ackels. She married Frank E. Anderson at Tipton on May 17, 1914. She was a member of the First United Methodist church, Clio club of Olney, Columbia club of Indianapolis, Richland Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Order of the Eastern Star 100, White Shrine of Jerusalem iind for many years she was associated with the Illinois Elks Crippled Children Association. She is survived by her husband; a daughter-in-law, Thelma Anderson of Olney; two grandchildren; and one halfsister Her parents; one son, F. Ross Anderson; and one brother, Frank, preceded her in death. Charlotte Hawkins Charlotte Hawkins. 77, of 005 S. Cowen, Garrett, former Leesburg resident, died Friday, June 4, at 12:40 am. in the Garrett Community hospital. She had been in failing health for two years and died from complications. The deceased was born to John and Annaretta (Angel) Turnbleson in Leesburg on July 7, 1898 She moved to Garrett in 1950 and was united in marriage to Harvey J. Hawkins on January 23. 1951, in Auburn He survives Mrs Hawkins was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and the Garrett United Methodist church Survivors include her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Herman W. Jensen of Garrett; one son, John Holloway of Fort Wayito. nine grandchildren, and 14 greatgrandchildren Funeral services were conducted by Rev Ronald Bowman from the Garrett United Methodist church in the MeKee funeral home Monday, June 7. Burial was in the Syracuse cemetery. r Rue H. Hunnicutt Funeral services were held Tuesday for Rue Henry Hunnicutt, 82, r 1 North Webster and formerly of the Syracuse community. Death came at 10:30 a m Sunday in the Prairie View nursing home at Warsaw and was due to complications following an extended illness Born at Mount Zion on January 18. 1893. a son of William Henry Harrison Hunnicutt and Rachael Bradford) Hunnicutt, he spent most of his lifetime in the Syracuse and North. Webster communities He was a wildcat oil driller and a farmer His marriage to the

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former Goldie Feighner took place September 19,1917, and she survives. " In addition to the widow of North Webster, he is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Dale (Margaret) Redding erf Liberty Center, Mrs. Phil (Eva Louise) Schlisser of Brooklyn, Mich., Mrs. Richard (Ruby) Bell of Syracuse, Mrs. Bion (Annabelle) Smelser, Fort Wayne and Mrs. Clarence (Lucille Ann) Hewes of Garrett; two sons, Vaugh Hunnicutt of Fort Wayne and Max Hunnicutt. Santee. Calif.; 25 grandchildren, 11 greatgrandchildren; and one brother, Clyde of Lawrenceville, 111. A son preceded him in death. Interment was in North Webster cemetery. Mrs. Fred Menzie Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs. Frances G. Menzie, 81, of r 1 North Webster. Death came at 11:45 a m. on Thursday at the Alfran nursing home, Warsaw, and was due to complications following an extended illness Bom at Wilmot on August 11, 1894, she was a daughter of Meade and Clementine (Garber) Humble and resided at Fort Wayne prior to moving to North Webster 10 years ago She was married August 28, 1918 to Fred Menzie, and he survives A housewife, she was a member of the North Webster Church of God In addition to the busband, she is survived by two daughters, Mrs John (Mary) Smith of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Darrell (Georgia) Dunham of Denton, Texas; a son. Gene. Fort Wayne, seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and three sisters, Mildred Eberly of Nappanee, Evelyn Johansen and Winifred Close, both of North Webster Interment was in Washington Union cemetery at Pierceton Doyle Harp . Doyle E. Harp, 73, Kendallville. was dead on arrival at McCray hospital Thursday. May 27. He is survived by his wife, Alma Other survivors include two daughters. Mrs Harriett Sue Diehm, Tucson. Ariz and Glora Ortner, Sturgis, Mich; two sons, James T.. Fort Wayne and John A., Valdez, Alaska; two sisters. Mrs. Florence Brandeberry, Kendallville and Mrs. Al (Jeanette) Souder, Auburn; one brother. Robert Harp, Peoria. 11l ; 10 grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Sunday, May 30, in Berhalter-Preston mortuary, Kendallville. Burial was in Lake View cemetery

Heather Martin Graveside services were held in North Webster cemetery, Mock addition, Saturday morning for infant Heather Kay Martin, daughter of Robert and Billie Jo (Stidamsi) Martin of North Webster. Death came at 10:20 a.m. Thursday at Goshen hospital where she was bom at 7:10 a.m. In addition to the parents, survivors include the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Stidams of North Webster; the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Wilbur of Clayton, Calif.; and a number of aunts and uncles. Rudolph H. Long Rudolph H. (Rudy) Long, 59, 12458 CRI4B r 2 Syracuse, passed away of a heart attack at 5:10 pm June 3 in the Goshen hospital. He was admitted to the hospital on May 16 Bom at Millersburg on April 23. 1917, he was a lifetime resident of the Syracuse area. His parents were Homer and Ruth (Bollinger) Long. His marriage to the former Pauline Hartsough took place January 17, 1948 and she survives. A meat cutter for A and P and Kroger stores for many years, he was employed for 18 years with State Farm insurance. Mr. Long was a member of the American Legion post at Millersburg. VFW of Goshen and served with the United States Navy during World War 11, Pacific Theatre In addition to the widow, he is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Ronald L (Phyllis Jeanne) Roberts of Syracuse; three grandsons; a sister, Mrs. Madonna Ax of Syracuse; and two brothers, Frank and Douglas Long, both of Millersburg. Funeral, services were held on Sunday at Saint Peter’s Lutheran church in Millersburg where he was a lifetime member Interment was in Brown cemetery. Charles IF. Brown Services were held Tuesday for Charles F Brown, 72. of Anderson and formerly of Syracuse. Death came at Anderson Community hospital on Sunday. Mr. Brown was retired from The Weatherhead Company. Survivors include the wife. Anna; one daughter, Mrs. Chester Smith of Anderson; and a sister, Mrs. Thelma Smith, Anderson ! George Gloss George Glass, 63, of Las Vegas, Nev., died Monday. May 31, in the home of his daughter Mrs. Clyde (Judy) Duell of an apparent heart attack. Born in Canton, Ohio, he resided in the Syracuse area for several vears before moving to Calif. His survivors are three daughters. Judy, Mrs. Randy (Lou Ann Schrader of Denver, Colo., and Mis. Gerald (Karen) Cooper of South Bend; one son Steven of Denver; several grandchildren; and several brothers and sisters in the Ohio area. The deceased’s body was cremated in Las Vegas. His ashes were returned to Leesburg for graveside services Friday, June 4, and burial in the Leesburg cemetery Nixon H. Weaver Nixon Weaver, 64, of Warsaw, died Tuesday. June 8, in the Murphy Medical center. Weaver was born in Leesburg June 9. 1912 to John and Edna (Nixon) Weaver. He was a lifetime resident of Kosciusko county. Survivors include his wife Bernice; one son, Tim A. Weaver of Findlay, O.; and two grandchildren Services will be conducted at 1:30 p m Thursday, June 10 in the McHatton-Sadler funeral home Rev. David Abel will officiate. Burial will be in the Oakwood cemetery Brenda Zollinger Brenda Lynn Zollinger. 21. of Beaumont. Texas, died unexpectedly at Houston, Texas, on Tuesday, and funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Harris funeral home in Syracuse Brenda was the daughter of Robert and! Charlotte (LeCount) Zollinger, formerly of Syracuse, and the granddaughter of Mrs. Gilbert (Josephine) George of Syracuse Births SHEPHERD son Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shepherd of Leesburg are parents of a son bom Friday, June 4, in the Goshen hospital.

VICKERY daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Vickery of Leesburg are parents of a daughter bom Saturday, June 5, in the Goshen hospital. KOCHERSPERGER, Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kochersperger of Fort Wayne are the parents of a new daughter, Stacy Dawn, bora June 2 at 10:27 a.m. Stacy Dawn weighed eight pounds, one ounce and measured 21 inches long. Her mother is the former Judy Rapp of Milford. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rapp of Milford. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Leonard Kochersperger of Portland. Maternal ~ great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. William Rapp of Mishawaka. Stacy Dawn has a three-year-old sister. Karla Michelle. STEWART, James Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of San Antonio, Texas, are the parents of their first child, a son James, bora May 27 in a San Antonio hospital. James weighted in at five pounds, eight ounces. Mrs. Stewart is Linda Cecil a former resident of MilfordSyracuse area. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Cecil of Haines City, Fla. The paternal grandparents are the W. S. Stewarts of West Palm Beach, Fla. Maternal great grandparents are Jane Magers of Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGill. ESTEP, Rand DeWayne Mr. and Mrs. Raud Estep of Etna Green are the parents of a son born Saturday. May 29. in the Bremen hospital. Raud DeWayne weighed in at eight pounds, 104 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Sickle of Papakeechie Lake. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamman of Etna Green. Raud has two sisters and one brother, Melissa, 10, Scott, nine, and Jamie, four. HARTMAN. Barry Lee Misses Sherrie and Kerri Hartman, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. I/arry Hartman of Leesburg, announce the birth of their baby brother, Barry Lee, bom June 2 in the Goshen hospital. Barry tipped the scales at nine pounds Maternal and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Al Kammerer of Leesburg; Mrs. George Koon of Fort Myers, Fla., and the late Mr. Koon; and Mr.} and Mrs. Raymond Hartman of Leesburg. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Ralph Tumbleson of Atwood and Mr and Mrs. Hugh McCann of Leesburg. WEAVER, Cherrie Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Weaver of Syracuse are the parents of their first child, a seven pound, five ounce daughter, Cherrie Lynn, bom at 10:31 a.m. Monday, June 7, in Ostepathic hospital at South Bend. She measured 194 inches long. Grandparents of the newborn are Mrs. Sherrie Caldwell of Syracuse and Mrs. Lucille Magnision of Ligonier. Hospital Notes Goshen Hospital TUESDAY. JUNE 1 Admission Fred Baumgartner. Syracuse Dismissal Fay Dewart. Milford WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 Admission Mary Ruth Greer, Syracuse Dismissal Mrs. Samuel J. Miller and infant son, Milford THURSDAY. JUNE 3 Admission Evelyn Juday, Syracuse Dismissals Connie L. Marrow, Syracuse Lois Eberly, North Webster FRIDAY, JUNE 4 Admission Betty L. Coy, Syracuse Dismissals Mrs. Robert Morris and infant daughter. Milford Fred Baumgartner, Syracuse

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Billie Jo Martin, North Webster SATURDAY, JUNE 5 Admission Nancy Hunsberger, Milford Viola K. Fleischauer, Syracuse Dismissal Nancy Hunsberger, Milford Mrs. Larry Hartman, Leesburg SUNDAY. JUNE 6 Admission Albert J. Bauer, Syracuse MONDAY, JUNE 7 Admission Julie L. Yar bra ugh, Milford Shelly L. Avery, Syracuse Murphy Medical Cantor MONDAY, MAY 31 Admission Christina M. Hamman, Leesburg Dismissal Harmon O. Jones, Leesburg WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 Emergency Room David Bartkowiak, North Webster Marilyn Neterer, Leesburg THURSDAY, JUNE 3 Dismissals Mrs. Cheryl Rodriguez and infant daughter Leota Summer lot, Syracuse Charles T. Pate, Jr., Syracuse FRIDAY, JUNE 4 Emergency Room Jonathon Hanshaw, North Webster Dismissal Christina M. Hamman, Leesburg SATURDAY. JUNE 5 Emergency Room Wilma Foland, Leesburg Sterling Watkins, Leesburg Juan Carvajal, Milford Admission Cruz Carza, Milford SUNDAY. JUNE 6 Admission Charles Pate, Syracuse Dismissal Mrs. Vicki Shepherd and infant son OTHER HOSPITAL NEWS A. D. Wilson of Milford was admitted last week to the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne for tests and treatment. He is in room 326 Mrs. Cecil Casper of Milford was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Wednesday, June 2. She is a patient in room 314. BECOMES ILL Paula Granger, 33, 518 South Main, Syracuse, was taken to Elkhart hospital by the Syracuse emergency unit last Thursday evening after becoming ill at ber home. She was transported to the hospital on advice of a local physician. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL FOLLOWING FALL Mrs. Max Carlson, 55, 110 North Shore drive, Syracuse, was taken to Goshen hospital on Thursday for possible bip surgery following a fall sustained at her home. EMERGENCY RUN MADE The Syracuse emergency unit responded to a call at 5:25 p.m. Monday for Dr. C. B. Parker, 81,

LEGALS NOTICC NOTICE i» herpby olvpn Wwf Syrpcuw Town Pl«n Commission 9f m» Town ot Syracuso. Kosciusko County. SToto o< Indan*. will,on Thursday. Juno 24.1 EH, *t the Town H*il locate at 41t South Huntington Straot, SyracuM. Indiana, at 7:30 P.M.. consMor the petition o< Terry Crip* and Sally Lou Crip*, husband and wH*. tor a Car tlficat* ol Approval th* preliminary plat to b* known and designated a* Colonial Estatas. and situated in me lollowinp described real estate in Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County, Stat* ot indan*. to wit: A tract d iwid in me Normwest Quarter of me Normwest Quarter of Section 31 Township 34 Norm. Rang* f East, in Turkey Creek Township. Kosciusko County. Indiana more particularly described as follows, to wit Beginning at a point on the West line of said Quarter Quarter 734 * feet South of me Northwest Comer of said Quarter Quarter, mence East. IM feet to an Iron pipe, mence Norm, m feet to an iron pipe, mence South *7 degrees 12 minutes East, 3M 2 feet to an iron pipe, mence South 11 degrees 44 minute* East, 145 4 feet to an iron pipe; mence Norm 2R degrees IS minute* East l» 5 leet to me centerline of me Syracuse Webster Road; menc* South *1 degree* 4* minute* Eo*t. «feet to a point, mence South a degree* IS minute* w**t l» 5 feet to a Point, menc* South *44 feet to a fence line, mence We*t. 4*7 * feet to me said West Lin* of me saM Quarter Quarter, thence North along me seed West I in* of me Quarter Quarter 430.2 feet to me Mac* ot Contain* ♦ OS acre* mor* or les* Th* subdivision plat lor which a Car t<ficafe of Approval has been applied con sisi* of Twenty tour <341 lot* with sixes and dmension* indicafed on **«l plat and set* forth proposed streets and drainage merein. All person* >ntere»t*d in said petition for a Certificate Os Approve! ot said subdivision should appear at me above stated time and place ano may will be given an opportunity io be hoard Joseph A Gray. Secretary Syracuse Town Man Commission

of 2215 Paulding road, Fort Wayne, who became ill at Lake Wawasee. He was transported to Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne. Cards of Thanks CARD OF THANKS Thank you to our relatives, friends and neighbors who helped us celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary at the Apostolic fellowship hall on May 30th. All the gifts, cards and flowers were appreciated. T. R. and Inez Brooks and family Court News Marriage licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county cleric Bessie I. Himes: Douglas Leon Moch, 25, r 2, Syracuse, cook and Kimberly Ellen Stoddard. 20. r 1 Pierceton, James Edwin Thompson, r 4 box 838, Syracuse, factory and Jan Rene Davis, 20, r 4, Syracuse, factory Larry Jay Ummel, 35, r 1, Cromwell, teacher and Mary Kristine Johnson, 25, r 1, Leesburg, teacher Traffic Violations David A. Rangel, 27, Milford, $35 for driving to left of center, $57 for driving under the influence, 60 days Indiana State Farm suspended, operator’s license suspended six months, public intoxication under advisement Byron K. Ulrich, 72, Milford, $35 for failure to yield intersection Fined Lynn Kolberg, 23, North Webster, $55 for speeding Phillip L. Ball, 19, Syracuse, $35 for fishing without license Camp Fire ceremonial The Wa-Da-Ya-Ki Camp Fire ceremonial at Syracuse was held Sunday in the junior high school gym and was well-attended by parents, families and friends. The event was opened with the Wohelo call song and presentation of flags. “I am a Nation” was the topic used by Norman Stevenson for the candlelighting, followed by the Blue Bird Wish. Awards for the year were presented each girl by. group leaders and several skits were presented. Refreshments were by the Blue Bird groups.

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Avilla Centennial celebration to be held at school grounds

The Avilla Centennial celebration at the Avilla school ground has been set for this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A youth parade will start events at 6 p.m. on Thursday with eight categories, two awards each. There will be games for the children, ages eight to 15, at the playground, at 6:30, and a rock dance at 8 p.m. at the park. A tractor pull will start at 6 p.m. Friday on the lower diamond at the school, followed by a bed race on West Albion street at 6:30 and a polka fest at the park at 8 o’clock. Events on Saturday will start with a pancake breakfast at the park at 6:30 am., a garden tractor pull on West Albion street at 9, with meals by the local churches in the school cafeteria from 11-7. Big Parade South Main street will be the site for the 1 p.m. parade with nine categories, two awards in each. A tractor pull will be held

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at 1 p.m. in the lower diamond, sawdust pile event at 2, and beard judging and dress judging at the information tent at 2:30. A gigantic community waterball event is planned at the playground at 3 p.m., and a square dance at 8 p.m. In addition, on all three-days, there will be women’s softball tournaments, antique display at Lutheran hall, old settlers registration and craft demonstrations. Two speakers and radio are stolen A radio and two speakers were stolen from a vehicle owned by Charles Yeager of Leesburg. The theft occurred during the night while the car was parked at his residence. Small hand tools were used to remove the radio from the car.