The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 December 1976 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Dec. 29,1976

New Salem News

By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE Rev. Phil Rorabaugh of New Paris, representing the World Missionary Press, was guest speaker Sunday morning. Sunday evening Doug Shively and John Goodding of Longview, Texas, representing the Missionary Tech team, gave recent accounts of their work. Mr. Goodding also showed slides of his recent trip to the Holy Land and drew a chalk picture. Douglas Shively and John Goodding were holiday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs. Max Shively and Dennis. On Christmas night they were guests in the home of Mrs Emmel Dye and son, Duane. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs Pete Shaaf of Leesburg and Danny Bayne of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rapp. Rick and Cindy, were Christmas day guests in the home of Mrs Lucille Smith of Goshen. Mr and Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Georgina and Mr and Mrs Bill Newcum of Cassopolis, Mich , were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Harold Meigers and family of Bluffton. Mr and Mrs. Edwin Meek and Sharon and Mrs Lydia Morehouse were Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs Dick Evans and sons of Goshen On Sunday, the Meeks entertained Mr and Mrs Phillip Meek and family of Elkhart and Mr and Mrs Gareth Meek and family of Syracuse Mr and Mrs Rick Montieth and family of Manly, lowa, are spending several days with Mr and Mrs Dale Mock and other relatives Other Christmas day guests of the Mocks were Mr and Mrs Robert Holloway and family of Mentone. Mrs Wane La Blackbum and Mr and Mrs James Mock and Richard On Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Holloway had open house for the Montieth family Both Mrs Holloway and Mrs Montieth are daughters of Mr and Mrs Dale Mock Nelson Morehouse. Mrs Roberta Fervida of New Pans, Elmer Rassi and Mr and Mrs Tom Morehouse and family were Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs Blake Baumgartner and family oLFort Wayne Mr a/d Mrs Albert Mathews entertained Christmas dav for Ed Smith, Mr and Mrs Vere Wildman. Rat Randy and Robie and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mathews. Cary. Brent and Scott Christmas Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs Paul Schermerhorn, Cindy and Doug were Max Allen Borwer of Ohio; Mrs. Anna Pinkerton and Mr and Mrs Steve Schermerhorn and daughter, of Roann Christmas day guests were Mr and Mrs Don McManamon and daughters of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Noah Endsley of Huntington Miss Sandra Crowl of Chadron. Neb , Mr and Mrs Harold Haggard of Muncie were Christmas guests of their parents and brother. Mr and Mrs Gerald Crowl and JerryMr and Mrs Tom Sands and

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family of Munster and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Deeter and family were Christmas guests of Mrs. Zona Deeter. Mr. and Mrs. John Mullinix and daughters entertained Christmas day for Miss Doris Tom, Mrs. Edna Tom and Mrs. Emma Cripe of North Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tom and family of South Bend. On Sunday the Mullinix family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mullinix of Wabash. Christmas evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Russell Baker of North Webster were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmidt and son of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kurtz, both of New Paris, and Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kammerer and daughters were among the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kammerer on Christmas Eve Christmas night the Earl Kammerer family was guests of Mrs Garry Smiley of Mentone. Sunday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Morehouse were Miss Donna Moser, Mrs. Lydia Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bornman and family of Syracuse and Mr and Mrs Jim Walter and family of New Paris. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hurd were Gerald Grove. Mr. and Mrs Frank Grove and sons of Nappanee, Mr and Mrs Dale Graham and family of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs Joe Baumgartner of Indianapolis, Gary and Rhonda Hurd Mr and Mrs John Plank entertained Christmas day for Sonia, Kathy and Lori Giant. Miss Donna Moser, Mr. and Mrs Robert Hobbs and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Phil Larimer and family of Nappanee and Mr and Mrs John Bickel of Goshen Mr and Mrs Michael West and family were among the Christmas day guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Denny Michael and family at North Manchester Mr. and Mrs Dan Smith and daughter are spending several days over the holidays with relatives in Ohio. -NSREAL MENU THURSDAY. DEC. 30 Juice, chicken Polynesian, mashed potatoes, broccoli, roll, margarine, heavenly hash, milk, tea. coffee FRIDAY. DEC. 31 Juice, sauerkraut, Polish sausage, mashed potatoes, rye bread, prune fluff, milk, tea. coffee MONDAY. JAN. 3 All nutrition sites closed TUESDAY. JAN. 4 Juice, chicken chop suey over rice, applesauce. roll, margarine, fruit cobbler, milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY. JAN. 5 Juice, cream of mushroom meat loaf, mashed potatoes, apricots. cookie. brftad, margarine, tea. milk, coffee

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Double ring ceremony unites Kathryn Rhoades, David White

An afternoon double ring ceremony united Kathryn Sue Rhoades and David Bryan White m marriage December 4. at the Houghton Lake United Methodist church. The bride and her parents. Mr and Mrs. Jack Rhoades of Houghton Lake. Mich . are former residents of North Webster The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs James White of Houghton Lake. Rev. James Hilliard performed the wedding ceremony before an altar decorated with poinsettias Mrs Doris Mainprize accompanied soloist Barbara Hendershott who sang "Wedding Song" and “The Lord’s Prayer” Gown Os Satin For her wedding, the bride wore a gown made of white bridal satin with a veil of Chantilly lace and a Gallian border cape. The gown was designed and made by the bride. She carried a bouquet of white sweetheart roses with baby’s breath Maid of honor was Jill Tremper, who wore a green polyester knit gown with a mint nylon sheer hooded cap Matron of honor was Mrs. Jack Rhoades, Jr., who wore a matching gown Both carried a rose Melissa White served as junior bridesmaid She wore a dark green polyester knit gown with a mint nylon sheer hooded cape

and carried one red rose Nathan Rhoades, a nephew of the bride, was ring bearer and Meliss Wescott was flower girl. She wore a polyester knit dress of mint green and carried a basket of red sweetheart roses James White. Jr., served his brother as best man Patrick Zeek of Bath, Mich., was usher and Joel Rhoades of North Webster was junior usher The mother of the bride wore a long green polyester dress with a peach rose corsage. The mother of the bridegroom wore a polyester print long dress and a white rose corsage. A reception for 125 guests was held in the church following the ceremony. Table decorations included a four-tier cake and candles. Assistants were Mrs. Ward Weaver. Mrs. Ron Parfitt. Vera Alton and Gloria Wiggins. An open house was also held at the home of the bridegroom's parents. For her wedding trip, the bride wore a brown plaid jump suit with a peach rose corsage. The couple took a skiing trip to Northern Michigan. The bride is a graduate of Houghton Lake high schbol and Kirtland Cosmetology school. She is employed at Noreen's Hair Styling The bridegroom is a graduate of Houghton Lake high school and attended Kirtland Community college He is employed at Drake’s Overhead Door. Co.. Houghton Lake Salem Bank awards two scholarships Salem Bank & Trust Company has awarded scholarships to two young, area men for the Purdue winter* short course in agriculture Steve Gongwer and Robert Weybright were chosen to receive full tuition scholarships to the eight week course at Purdue They are the sons of Mr and Mrs Wayne Gongwer, Elkhart and Mr and Mrs Robert Weybright, Syracuse In the past Salem bank has awarded one scholarship each year to the Purdue short course in conjunction with the Indiana Bankers association This year the bank has awarded an additional scholarship due to its increased market area and the number of young men interested in the program Milford woman in minor accident A Milford Woman, Patricia G. Replogle. 26. r 1 Milford, turned south from an alley in Warsaw last Wednesday afternoon and her car collided with one driven by Kimberly R. Howell. 23, Bourbon The accident occurred in the 100 block of North Indiana street. Sgt. Jon Hershberger of the Warsaw police department investigated and set damages at S2BO to the Howell auto and S3O to * the Replogle car.

Food Facts

By PATRICIA M. BRAMAN 1 Extension Agent. Home Ec Q. How can you tell if canned sauerkraut is spoiled? A. Off flavors and off odors develop when there is spoilage in sauerkraut. Spoilage is indicated by undesirable color, off-odors and soft texture. Q. Why does unused baby food sometimes get watery? A. This is a condition which is technically called "Enzymatic liquefaction'’. It occurs when human saliva comes in contact w-ith baby food. The enzymes in saliva break down the sugars in the baby food If you feed directly from the jar. chances are you’ve encountered watery leftover baby food. It is recommended that you spoon out the desired amount of food from the jar. heat and serve. Cover and refrigerate unused portion in the jar Be sure to use the unused portion w ithin a few days for maximum flavor. Q. How should leftover egg yolks be stored and how soon should they be used? A. Cover leftover egg yolks with cold water and store in the refrigerator in a covered container. Extra egg whites should also be refrigerated in this way. Use leftover yolks and whites within two to four days. Lemon Lush Dessert First layer — 14 cups flour. 14 sticks margarine (melted*, twothirds cup chopped pecans. Bethany club has yule dinner Members of the Bethany Extension Homemakers club met recently in the home of Mrs. Lamar Leatherman for their Christmas party. A carry-in dinner was held at the noon hour. Mrs. Hazel Kline was assistan* hostess. Tables were decorated in the Christmas theme. Table grace was given by Mrs. Kenneth Hollinger. After the short business meeting, presided over by Mrs. James Kitson. get well cards were signed for Ada Gingerich, Gladys Vail and Nora Warble. Louise Weybright gave devotions. Roll call "Our favorite Christmas food." was answered by 20 members and one guest, Mrs. Charles Smoker of Warsaw. Katherine Method was in charge of the Christmas program which featured singing of carols, a reading by Mrs. Herbert Blue. "Christmas is Everything.” a duet by Mrs. Leatherman and Mrs. Kitson. a reading by Dora Umbower, organ solo by Mrs. Leatherman, reading by Mrs Method, and a contest conducted by Mrs. Hollinger. Pat Walker won the contest prize, A white elephant gift exchange was held. The next meeting will be at Sunnyside park, New Paris, with Anna Mellinger as hostess It will be on January 13.

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Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes in 9 x 13 pan. Cool. Second layer — mix together 18 oz. pkg. cream cheese. 1 cup Cool Whip. 1 cup powdered sugar. Third layer — 2 pkg. instant lemon pudding and 3 cups milk. Then finish with rest of 9 oz. tub of Cool Whip and garnish with pecans. (Chocdate or vanilla may be used instead of lemon as a different variation). COUPLE PLANS TO WED — Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Bishop of Syracuse. announce the engagement of their daughter. Denise S. Ramsey to Arthur E. Nash. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Nash. Sr., of San Ramon. Calif. Miss Ramsey, a graduate LPN is employed by the Brown county health center in Nashville. Her fiance is a student at Indiana university and a musician. No date has been set for the wedding. PLAN SUMMER WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius W. Reuter of 20348 CR 21 r 1 Milford have arnounced the engagement of their daughter, Joann Eilene Reuter to Robin Kenneth Boyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Boyer of 112 W. E. Long Dr.. Syracuse. The bride-elect is a graduate of Fairfield high school and has a BS degree from Ball State university. She is employed by Siegmann Printing Co.. Inc. Her fiance is a graduate of Goshen high school and is a senior at Goshen college. The couple plan a summer wedding.

wuhT BORN IN FAMILY HOME — Donald W. Bailey, a former resident of Syracuse, was born in this house in 1899 where the family lived. The home belonged to his mother's family, Mr. and Mrs. Issac Weaver.

Remembers early days

A former resident of Syracuse, Donald W. Bailey, wrote the Mail-Journal of some memories he had from his boyhood spent in the community at the turn of the century. Bailey was born in a house at the corner of Washington and Frazier streets on April 23. 1899. The present resident of Orland remembers going to school in the schoolhouse built in 1908. He writes that his name was placed in the box in the cornerstone of the school. The “W” middle initial in his name is for Weaver, the surname of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Issac Weaver. Bailey’s mother was the former Martha Weaver. Mr. Weaver had been a toy maker in Germany before moving to the United States in 1834. And Weaver made most of the furniture in the family home. Bailey s other grandfather, George H. Bailey, was a well driver around Syracuse. Grandfather Bailey was the last Civil War veteran in the county. Both sets of his grandparents are buried in the Syracuse cemetery, just one block north of the house where he was born. Visiting Orland in 1917, Bailey met the girl who would become his wife. They married on August 6. 1919. During their 55 years in Orland, the Baileys had two children. Their daughter died five years ago. Son James Bailey Senator-elect's girls in Indiana schools While Senator-elect John B. Augsburger begins his freshman term as an Indiana Senator, his three daughters will continue their educations Daughter Kerrie is at Ozark Bible college working toward an education major. Kim. who was attending Ozark Bible college, has transferred to Grace college, Warsaw. She will live at home and commute to her classes. And Angie is a Milford junior high school student.

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is an educational television producer in Cleveland, Ohio. Bailey also makes pieces from wood. "I have always done some whittling, some call it carving,” he says. For the past 40 years. Bailey has served as the Democratic jury commissioner for Steuben circuit court. He received a letter from Governor Otis R. Bowen commending him for his four decades of service. JULY WEDDING PLANNED — Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Walton of r 3 Syracuse have announced the engagement of their daughter. Janet Arlene, to Jack R. Trammel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trammel of 113 N. Huntington, Syracuse. Miss Walton is a senior at Wawasee high school and works at Wawasee Village Hardware. Her fiance is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school and is assistant manager of Augsburger’s Food Palace In Syracuse. The couple is planning a July wedding.

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