The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 June 1976 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 23,1976

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Miss Jeannine Amos and Brett G. Nelson were united in marriage on June 28 in Calvary United Methodist church. The engagement of Miss Linda Henry to Larry Harkleroad of Richmond has been announced with August 16 as the wedding date in Saint Johns Luther church in Richmond. Susan Diane Greider and Charles G. Spry were married at 4 p.m. June 21 in the North Webster Church of God. The Lake Wawasee Flotilla was held this past week, under very threatening skies. Mrs. Frederick Stowell, the former Virginia Arthur, is leaving soon on an extended tour of Europe. Rev. August Lundquist of Auburn will be guest speaker on July 13 at Epworth Forest. Robin L. Shipley, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Shipley of North Webster, is serving as a helicopter repairman with the 29th transportation company at Echludinger air field in Germany Long distance swimmers in the swim-a-thon set for July 19 in front of Wawasee Prep, are preparing for the event. Six members of the Dewart Lake Ski club competed in the Indianapolis 500 open ski tournament last week end and ranked well. 5 YEARS AGO, JULY 7, 1971 Lorin J. Badskey of Lakeland Kiwanis club has been elected president-elect of Kiwanis International. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons have* been set as kiddie days at the Syracuse police and firemen's fair. Terry S McDaniel. 23. Marion, was taken into custody by state and local officials this week on a charge of theft in connection with the alleged stealing of a number of bathing suits in the Syracuse area, and was booked on SSOO bond at the county jail. The boat-in worship services at Syracuse are now underway at Oakwood Fr. Charles Kunkel, admissions director at Wawasee Preparatory school, has announced the school will go coeducattana! in September Karen Sue Cain and Richard Gotshall exchanged wedding vows this past m Saint Paul's Episcopal church in Indianapolis Jeff Farrell, a 1971 graduate of Wawasee high school, has been awarded a competitive honor scholarship to attend McPherson college next fall 19 YEARS AGO. JULY 6. 1966 The seventh annual Syracuse police and firemen s fair will open Monday evening Fr. Eugene Zimmerman, pastor of the newly formed

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parish in Syracuse, has announced the signing of a contract with Schumacher and Sons of Mishawaka for the building of a church on the parish site location three miles south of Syracuse on state highway 13. Work is to be completed in about 6 months. Samuel Whiteman. 19, has enlisted in the United States Air Force. All town buildings, the town hall, fire station and disposal plant, will hold open house during the fair next week Walter Calnon, clerk-treasurer of the town of Syracuse, has announced a total of $32,451.94 has been received from the county auditor's office in the June tax distribution. Mr and Mrs Robert Treadway and family of San Jose. Calif., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs Earl Treadway, and other relatives this week. Mr and Mrs. James (Ted) Williamson (Audrey LeCount of Syracuse) are the parents <rf a son, James Samuel, born June 27 at Langdale. Ala. The newborn has two sisters. 20 YEARS AGO. JULY 5. 1956 Rollie Byler of the Syracuse Auto Sales has been awarded a two-week Hawaiian holiday for top performance dealer in a sales contest He and his wife. Elaine, will fly to California on July 31 and enplane the following day for Honolulu. The fourth of July crowds, an estimated 10,000 persons, filled the park and shoreline at Syracuse for the afternoon and evening program events and fireworks Frederick J Frederlein, M.D., became an associate with Drs. Fred O. Clark and Robert E. Craig in the Syracuse Clinic this week Miss Carolyn Whetten became the bride of Marion Wogoman Friday afternoon. In a double ring ceremony 7 Saturday evening. Virginia Lee Coy became the bride of William Newton Bess with Rev Noble Greene officiating Miss Judy Leatherman and Joseph Louis Umbrico, Jr., were wed on June 25 in Williamsburg, Va Miss Ronilda Smith and Richard Grindle were united in marriage Monday evening in the Cromwell Methodist church 45 YEARS AGO. JULY 9. 1931 Hotels and cottages here were unable to take care of the extra large July 4 crowd. E. Mensenberger paid $158.75 in court fines Wednesday on charges of keeping and exhibiting gambling devices on five counts James Searfoss and Ernest Buchholz were sitting on a bench in front of the Wawasee Restaurant on July 4 when a Dago bomb was lited by a boy

nearby, the bomb hitting both men in the arms. The doctor treated both men for bums and gave them anti-tetanus serum to prevent lockjaw. Simon Bell has asked to be permitted to the bar. A petition was witnessed by Warren T. Colwell and Daniel Klink, with Edmund McClintic endorsing his moral character. Mrs. Dial Rogers and Miss Alice Mann entertained in honor of Mrs. Roy Schleeter Thursday evening at a miscellaneous bridal shower. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Myers of Milford plan to move from Milford to Mrs. Gertrude Berry home on Harrison street m Syracuse in about three weeks: He is manager of Northern Indiana Public Service Company at Syracuse. Herman Millers host Grange Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller were hosts to the Waubee Grange on Friday evening, June 11, in their home west of Milford. Raymond Pinkerton presided over the business session. Delegates for the State Grange to be held on October 23,24 and 25 are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton. Alternates are Mr. and Mrs. Miller. A birthday card was signed by the members for Mrs Alba Ketring’s 83d birthday and sent to her at the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Ray Bray reported taking her a plant from the Grange. Mrs. Miller read the origin of the Liberty Bell. Mrs. Bray talked on Flag Day and “The Patriotic Creed”. Mrs. Lloyd Felkner. who will observe her 59th anniversary as a Grange member in September, told of some of her experiences Mrs. Miller closed by reading the origin of Father's Day. There will be no July meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Felkner. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heyde were present from Bremen. The Hey des are former Milford residents Two on dean’s list at Milligan college Two from the Lakeland area are among the 149 Milligan college students who have been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester according to Dr. C. Robert Wetzel, academic dean. Named to the first dean's list was Becky Replogle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Replogle of r 1 Milford; named to the second dean's list was Kevin Fry, son of Mr and Mrs. James Fry- of r 4 Syracuse. The first dean's list is composed of students whose semester grade-point averages were 3.754.0. A student must have earned a 3.5-3.745 grade-point average to be named to the second dean’s list. Charged with illegal consumption of alcohol A 17-year-old Leesburg youth was released to his parents after being booked on a charge of illegal consumption of alcohlic beverages Wednesday, June 16. Unoccupied house windows are broken Members of the county police department are investigating windows broken out of an unoccupied house owned by Everett Rookstool of r 2 Leesburg Damages totaled $35. The house was not entered.

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