The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 November 1976 — Page 3
REMEMBER WHEN HL IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE
1 YEAR AGO. NOV. IS. 1975 Two Syracuse men died of injuries sustained in a head on collision on Indiana 13 south of Syracuse near Bonnie Brae Manor around 10 am. Thursday. Dead at the scene of a crushed chest and internal injuries was John (Jack) Calkins, 67, of 618 South Front street in Syracuse. Driver of the other vehicle. Ross Osborn. 84, Lake Wawasee, died Friday morning at Goshen hospital of complications of injuries which included a broken pelvis. Joel Burkholder, a senior at Carthage college, Kenosha, Wis., and son of Bob Burkholder formerly of Syracuse, has been chosen for inclusion in the 1974-75 edition of“ Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ” Mr. and Mrs Jack Vanderford have returned from a three week western trip including a stop at Las Vegas. 5 YEARS AGO. NOV. 17. 1971 Mr and Mrs Carl M. Smith of 1319 South Broadway, Leavenworth. Kan., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lorena Beth, to Robert Allen
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Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Carlson, 401 John street, Syracuse. Young John Hulley fired a firm 68 in competition at Polk Junior college, Fla., recently to set a new record, and assisted the college golfing team to also set a new team record. Dave Van Lue has been named by coach Don Storey as one of the three outstanding Wawasee high school football players. Dave is a member of the senior executive council, national honor society and Future Teachers of America. He has played in the pep band for three years and the concert band for four years. He has been a member of the Letterman’s club for the past two years He has been on the football team for four years, wrestling team for three years, baseball team for one year and a member of the Spanish club 10 YEARS AGO, NOV. IS. 1956 Workers of the Wright Construction Corporation of Elkhart are busy these days in both Milford and Syracuse where additions are being made to the elementary schools Casey kroh, Syracuse junior
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kroh, broke both bones in his right leg between the ankle and the knee near the end of the Syracuse-New Paris second team game Tuesday night. At the regular meeting of the Syracuse town board of trustees Tuesday evening, clerktreasurer Walter Calnon read a letter of resignation from police officer Oscar Dahl. Miss Lillian Hamman, 76, Syracuse died 1:20 am. Friday in PTairie View nursing home at Warsaw. 20 YEARS AGO. NOV. 15. 1556 First place in the Kosciusko county contest was won by the Syracuse Poultry and Egg Judging team last week at Warsaw. Team members were Ronald Robers, Jack Hart and Paul Beezley. The eleventh and twelfth grade Home Ec class gave a dinner for Mr and Mrs Glen Longenbaugh and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Garner. Mrs. Heaton, the Home Ec teacher, and her husband also were guests. The student Council chose the most courteous boy and girl in Senior and Junior high They were Patti Dreher and Terry Frushour in Senior high; and Jack Ridings and Sherry Searfoss in Junior high 35 YEARS AGO. NOV. 19. 1931 Wednesday morning, C. W. Howard's truck and Jonn Butler’s Whippet coach crashed head on, on the curve near
Sargent’s hotel. Millard Hire was driving for Howard. Hire was knocked unconscious and John Butler had one finger broken and received a bruised leg. Members of Syracuse basketball squad are: J. Gordy, W. Osborn, C. Beck, H. Stone, Joe Freeman, M. Lung and Dick Miller, On the second squad are: M. Richart, Green, Rogers, Kline, Hibschman, Fisher, and Devon Miller. Work on constructing a new road 50 feet wide from Kale Island past Pickwick Park to join the present road near the wagon bridge is to begin next week. Stephen Bomman is cited at seminar Stephen H. Bornman, CLU, Mutual Security Life agent, was cited by his company for the 1976 MDRT Qualifying Member award and the President’s Month award during his company's annual agent’s convention November 1-4 on Hilton Head Island, S.C. Speakers were featured in the areas of tax legislation, psychology, religion and insurance-related subjects. Stuart A. Monroe, LL.B., CLU, Chicago, noted tax-estate planning authority, discussed implications of the recentlyenacted tax bill. Dr. Oswald Hoffman, famed “Lutheran Hour” speaker, addressed in separate sessions both agents and wives attending the annual meeting, and Larry Wilson, creator of the famous “counselor selling” concept, spoke to a joint meeting of ail in attendance Other speakers included retiring MSL president Lester C. Gerig and incoming president Merle Rocke. CLU, both from the company’s home office in Fort Wayne. Mr. Bornman. who represents Mutual Security Life, lives in Syracuse. He was invited to attend the seminar on the basis of his outstanding production record as a career Mutual Security Life agent. Mrs. Bornman was also present at the South Carolina seminar. Legionnaires have annual fall festival The annual fall festival of Legion Post 253 will be held Saturday, Nov. 20, in the North Webster Legion hall from 5 to 8 p.m. A turkey and ham supper with a salad bar and pie will be served. Games will follow at 8 p.m.
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root), nicu t fin A Guide To Area Entertainment
mu WILDERNESS FAMILY
Destined for success
“Wilderness Family film destined for success.” These are the words of the Atlanta Journal which are being echoed by theater managers and critics nationwide. “The Adventures of the Wilderness Family,’’ breaking house records whenever it has shown, has gn ssed sll million in its first 10 weeks of initial release. The (G)Rated “Wilderness Family’’ attracts the kind of following that hasn't been seen since “The Sound of Music.” Guild Enterprises of New York reports that “Wilderness Family" broke the house record at the 450-seat Guild theater. New York, with a phenomenal $35,106 gross in seven days, and at the New York Embassy with a gross of $34,882 while playing with 88 additional theaters in the New York area. “Variety” confirms Zion chapel to have thank offering day Zion Chapel United Brethren is having its annual thank offering day on Sunday, Nov. 21. The event is traditionally the Sunday before Thanksgiving. Mrs William (Iona) Wood will be the guest speaker. She is the executive secretary for United Brethren Missions at Huntington. Mrs. Wood is married to a former pastor of Zion Chapel. Rev. Wood pastored the church about 20 years ago There will be a carry-in dinner at the House of Friendship, across the road from the church. The public is invited to attend. French fryer on fire at Frog Tavern Syracuse firemen were called to the Frog Tavern to extinguish flames occuring in a french fryer from overheated grease on Sunday afternoon at 4:53 p.m. The fryer was removed to the outside to prevent further damages.
the report with its figure of $3 million in the first five weeks in the New York metropolitan area alone, carrying it as the No. 1 grossing film in America for the month of January 7 . From the original story by producer Arthur R. Dubs, Stewart Raffill wroth and directed the screenplay, based on a true story of a modern-day pioneer family who becomes bored with the hassles of the city life, and head for the wilderness .. and never returned. WNAC-TV Boston says, “Wilderness Family is the best family film to come along in a long time . .. head and shoulders above any other feature on the list ...” Filmed in the rugged Canadian Rockies in Canada and the Uinta Mountains of Utah, “The Adventures of the Wilderness Family” is truly a heartwarming story of a family and their love for the vast wilderness, filmed to depict the pioneer spirit of America’s Bicentennial year. The show opens Friday at the Goshen theater, the Lake theater in Warsaw and the Pickwick theater in Syracuse. Milford Senior Citizens enjoy Thanksgiving The Milford Senior Citizens met in the fire station on Sunday, Nov. 14. with 48 members and guests present The tables were decorated in keeping with Thanksgiving and the bountiful meal included turkey, dressing and all the trimmings. Ervin Orban, the Lakeland orchestra instructor, and his wife presented a musical program for the afternoon’s entertainment. He played the violin and was accompanied on the piano by his wife. After the program a business meeting was held. Edith I. Baumgartner reported a number of articles had been made for the veterans home and hospital at Marion. Items were also made for the EMT ambulance. These items are made at the Chatter Box. The next meeting will be on December 5. instead of December 12, with the program being on flower arranging
Wed., Nov. 17,1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Bowen is Tri-State commencement speaker
ANGOLA — Governor Otis Bowen will deliver the mid-year commencement address on Saturday. Nov. 20th, at Tri-State university. He will also receive the honorary degree doctor of laws for his achievements as governor, physician and friend of education. Basil Turner, retired chairman of the board of CTS Corporation,
'Amahl' on spring schedule at IUSB
“Amahl and the Night Visitors,” Gian Carlo Menotti’s charming opera about a little boy’s encounter with the three Wise Men of Bethlehem, will be produced next spring by the Indiana university at South Bend division of music. Dr. Michael J. Esselstrom, acting chairman of lUSB’s music division, said that performances have been tentatively scheduled for April 15, 17. 21 and 23 in the Northside West little theatre. Audition dates will be announced later this month, and community residents as well as area students are invited to participate, he
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Elkhart, will also receive an honorary degree, doctor of engineering, in recognition of his achievements as engineer, corporate leader and teacher. A total of 93 students will be participating in the commencement ceremonies. Nine Students will receive the associate degree and 84 will receive bachelor’s degrees.
noted. Menotti’s success as an operatic composer has tended to popularize opera as an American art form, encouraging a whole new school of modern American opera composers “Amahl” was written for television in 1951. It is a short, entirely tender and lyrical work, based on an imaginary and miraculous incident connected with the pilgrimage of the three Wise Men to Bethlehem. It has become a classic in the broadcasting field, and lends itself as well to performance in the intimate “little theatre” setting.
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