The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 April 1977 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 13,1977

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Hospital notes

Goshen TUESDAY, APRILS Admissions Junior Hollar, r 4 Syracuse Michael E. Richey, r 2 Leesburg Rebecca K. Bozer, r 1 North. Webster Dismissals Randall Lee Caudill, 818 East Chicago St, Syracuse Apiliott Anderson Hudson, Jr., r 1 Leesburg WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6 Admissions Mary J. Lehman, r 1 Milford Lillie Auer. Milford Marla Wolferman, r 3 Syracuse Charles Hoik, r 3 Syracuse ' Martha Koble, r 4 Syracuse Ed Mildebrandt, r 1 Leesburg Trent Harris, North Webster Alice Kruger, r 1 North Webster -Dismissal Lewis Noel, r 1 Leesburg THURSDAY. APRIL 7 Admissions Earl W F. Radin. 402 West Cathenne. Milford Jodi Kleeman. r 1 Syracuse Dismissal Tren* Harris, r 1 North Webster , FRIDAY. APRILS Admission Peggy Jo Tom. r 2 Leesburg Dismissals Cart P Ryan, r 1 Leesburg Theodore Paulus. 631 Front St., Syracuse Mrs Ronald Boyer and infant daughter, r 1 North Webster Lyndall Vemette. r 1 North Webster Alice Kruger, r 1 North Webster SATURDAY. APRIL * Admission Vickie Lynn Hunsberger, r 2 Milford Dismissals Louis Firestone, r 4 Syracuse Shirley Pearsall. 200 Mill

Court news

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY Marriage Licenses The following coigjles have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk N. Jean Mess more: Daniel Mishler, 64. 521 S. Judkins, Lima. Ohio, arc welder and Joy L Rumfelt. 62. r 2 box 438 Milford. Brock Manufacturing Raymond Jr. Dilley. 46. r 1 North Webster, carpenter and Shirley Ann Dilley. 41, r 1 North Webster, housewife Steven Wayne Cobum, 23. 430 Nolan Dr.. Syracuse, factoryworker and Anna Marie Birkel. 18. r 4 Syracuse, unemployed Terry Alan Dove. 19.101 Henry St... Milford, welder and Norma G. Abete. 16. 1508 Chestnut St.. Winona Lake. unemployed Fined Caroline S. Culver. 29. r 1 Leesburg. s4o for speeding Robert J. Phillippe, 17, r 2 Leesburg. S4B for speeding John E Edwards, 19. box 31 Leesburg. SSO for failure to use headlights Doris J. Paulus. 47. r 2 Leesburg. $52 for speeding Kim M Westendorf. 17, r 2 leesburg. S4O for disregarding stop sign Perry S. Com. 17, box 672 Syracuse. $35 for speeding Larry L Flory, 29. box 203 Leesburg. $35 for no operator’s license Jesse R* Rawley. North Webster. S4O for public intoxication Robert J Carr. 24. North Webster. $45 for speeding David A. Reavis, 41. Leesburg. $35 for speeding ?

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Street, Syracuse Peggy Tom, r 2 Leesburg SUNDAY. APRIL 10 Admissions William J. Bess, r 1 Milford Audrey Spencer, r 2 Leesburg Dismissal Jodi R. Kleeman, r 1 Syracuse MONDAY. APRIL 11 Admission Susan Sharp, Milford Pamela Sue Pollock, r r Milford Dismissals < Mrs. Bruce Hunsberger and infant son. r 2 Milford William Bess, r 1 Milford KCH MONDAY, APRIL 4 „ Dismissals Sharon Martin and infant son. North Webster Fae Hollar. Leesburg THURSDAY. APRIL 7 Dismissal Barbara Shepherd, Leesburg SUNDAY. APRIL 18 Admission Herman D. Olson. North Webster Murphy FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Emergency Room Christopher Stookey. son of Mr and Mrs. Rich Stookey of Leesburg SUNDAY. APRIL 18 Emergency Room David Poe, Leesburg 4 Births SWOPE daughter. Mr and Mrs Ride Swope. North Webster, are the parents of a daughter born this past week at Kosciusko Community Hospital m Warsaw.

Small Claims Jerry Claybaugh vs Beth Myers, 1024 W. Main St. Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of S3OO. costs and all other proper relief Anderson Decorating vs William Snyder. Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of $l2O 64. costs and all other proper relief Anderson Decorating vs Stover Hire, doing business as Hire Electric. Rd 13S. Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of $44. coats and all other proper relief .Anderson Decorating vs Ray Jones, r 3 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of s3l 89. costs and all other proper relief Oswego Supermarket vs Rex Aschliman, r 3 Syracuse Plaintiff asks judgment of $24 16, costs and all other proper relief Pletcher's Service vs Jim Shalty. 15324 CR 52. Syracuse Plaintiff asks judgment of $404.46, costs and all other proper relief Lakeland Sanitation Service vs Charles Pennington, r 1 Leesburg. Bruce Fry. Glendale. Ariz. Plaintiff asks judgment of $265. coats and all other proper relief Joe Mater & Associates, Inc. vs Max and Sandra Menzie. r 3 box 437 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment of $212.83, costs and all other proper relief The Papers. Incorporated vs Charles Pruitt doing business as Chuck s Electric. 813 Wolf Ave., Elkhart. Plaintiff asks judgment of $14.20. costs and all other proper relief The Papers. Incorporated vs Wolford Prater, doing business as Landmark Motors, 2124 E. Jefferson. Warsaw. Plaintiff asks

HUNSBERGER. Joshua Paul Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunsberger of r 2 Milford are the parents of a son born at 2:06 p.m. on Saturday, April 9, in the Goshen Hospital. The infant was named Joshua Paul and tipped the scales at eight pounds, six ounces He measured 21 inches long. Joshua Paul has one sister, Lisa, five. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Voss of r 1 Milford. Mrs. Melba Hunsberger of r 1 Milford is the paternal grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Nick DeJong and Mrs. Hattie Voss of Pella. lowa, are the maternal greatgrandparents. Mrs. Mary Good of Lakeville and Mrs. Ivo Hunsberger of Mishawaka are the paternal great-grandmothers. WICKEY son Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wickey of r 2 Milford became the parents of a son on April 7. The infant was born in the Goshen Hospital. ANGLIN. Katherine Dr and Mrs. Leo Anglin, Jr., announce the birth of their first child, Katherine, bom April 12. She tipped the scales at eight pounds, seven ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shanahan of North Manchester are the maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anglin. Sr., of Milford are the paternal grandparents. Dr. Anglin is currently an associate professor at Kent State University. Ohio. BOYER. Jennifer KayMr. and Mrs. Ronald Boyer, r 1 North Webster are the parents of a daughter, Jennifer Kay, bom Tuesday. April 5, at 10:46 p.m., at Goshen Hospital. Jennifer weighed in at seven pounds 14 ounces. She also has one brother. Jeff. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sigler, Converse, Ind Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Boyer, r 1 Warsaw. Jennifer also has a great grandmother, Mrs. Emily Stout of Converse

judgment of $24. costs and all other proper relief Marriage Dissolutions Janie Richardson vs Kenneth Richardson, box 391 C r 2 Syracuse. The couple was married June 23, 1975 and separated March 18, 1977. Petitioner asks dissolution of marriage, court decide custody and support of one minor child, equitable division of property and all other proper relief Juanetta Wooten vs Robert Lee Wooten. 227 N. Main St.. Goshen. The couple was married December 5, 1955 and separated March 11, 1977. Petitioner asks dissolution of marriage, custody of one minor child, support, attorney’s fees, costs and all other proper relief Foreclosure State Bank of Syracuse. Kinder Realty, Inc. vs Salem Bank & Trust Company. 101 S. Main St., Goshen. Plaintiff asks strict foreclosure of mortgages, principal sum of indebtedness due on notes and mortgages, interest and all other proper relief Police submit March activities The Syracuse Police Depart meit has announced its activities for the month of March. The monthly report was submitted to the Syracuse Town Board at its meeting last night (Tuesday!. A total of 195 calls were answered by the department with 4306 miles driven by police cars As far as total tickets issued, seven warning, seven overtime parking and no zoned no parking

Syracuse EMS, Annie Moses, 66, 625 Front Street Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital Tuesday morning. April 12 after becoming ill. The ambulance was dispatched at 6:50 am. Mrs. Moses was taken to the hospital at 7:24 a.m. Syracuse EMS was called to an area doctor’s office Tuesday. April 12. at 8:36 am. after Thelma Ford, box 561 Syracuse, experienced some difficulty in breathing. She was taken to Goshen Hospital at 9:02 a m. Milford EMS A Milford lady was taken to the Goshen Hospital by the Milford EMS on April 4 and was admitted. * A man suffered a laceration on his head on April 7 at Chore-Time and was transported to the emergency room at the Goshen Hospital. Also on April 7 a man was transported from the Goshen Hospital to Miller’s Merry Manor in Warsaw. A young boy fell off his bike on Easter Sunday and complained of head and neck pains. He was taken to the Goshen Hospital emergency room. Transfer ambulance in use The transfer ambulance owned by the Milford EMS service has seen some action, making 10 to 12 runs transfering patients from area hospitals. The second ambulance has 1

tickets were issued. Concerning arrests made, 18 traffic, three misdemeanor and three juvenile arrests were made. A total of seven dog complaints were received with five dogs impounded. For fire and first aid calls answered. 21 were answered in all. About 29 courtesy services were given and one gun permit was issued. As far as reports investigated, three vandalism reports, 10 theft reports and 11 traffic accidents were investigated. Total estimated property value stolen was $497 98 with $329 recovered. A total of $8,690 amount of accident damage was estimated. Concerning hours worked, 112 hours were worked overtime by regular officers with 19 and onehalf court overtime hours and 21 school overtime hours worked. A total of 54 and one-half reserve officer hours were worked for the month of March.

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come in handy, says EMS president John Perry. An example he gave was last Thursday morning, when the service was called to transfer a patient from Goshen Hospital to a Warsaw hospital and received a simultaneous call on an industrial accident emergency. The transfer ambulance is a 1968 Pontiac equipped with cot, oxygen, some emergency and first aid equipment. It could be used for emergency runs if needed. Perry said. A base station has been put together, operating out of Walter's Drug Store. Barbara Dickinson, Alan Coy and Perry man the radio, recently purchased for $l,lOO. A portable unit is kept by a crew member at night to receive and dispatch calls. Perry reported several donations have been made to the service recently. The MailJournal gave SIOO, Ralston Purina. SIOO and Dr. W. J. Zehr made a $25 donation The greatest need by the service is for more interested persons to volunteer as emergency medical technicians. Perry said a little response was received after advertising the need. But he added, the service always needs more EMTs. Cards of thanks CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all the many friends, relatives and neighbors for the many prayers, acts of kindness and flowers received during our sorrow. A very special thank you to the many doctors and nurses at Goshen Hospital and St. Joseph Hospital. Rev. Chester Reed, the VFW Post 6638 in Nappanee, the Syracuse VFW Post 1342. and Gary Eastlund at the Harris Funeral Home. The Russell Ritter family

Pay traffic fines Several Syracuse drivers were fined for traffic violations recently in Goshen. In Elkhart County CourtGoshen Division, Michael A. Clark. 25, r 2, and Roger M. Shuder, 32.72738 CR 35 were each fined $35 for speeding. Two other drivers. John A. Price, 37, r 1, and Doyle D. Butler. 23. r 3 were also charged for speeding, their fines coming to $42 each. In Goshen City Court, Timothy G. Robie, 625 North Huntington Street, was fined $39 for speeding 52 in a 35-zone on 600 Lincolnway East. Goshen. Rosemarie J. Lange. 30. r 1, was also charged in Goshen City Court, her violation for following too closely. She was fined $34 following a minor traffic accident at Elkhart and Bashor Roads.

hi I H* l IKL ■■ft'-' k i i r wß Ktt 7 m I I jfl I fIS 9V W nir* INDUCTED — The Syracuse Junior High School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society held annual induction ceremonies last Wednesday. Initiated into the organization were back, left, Brian Roberts, president; Kim McDonald, Mark Crum, Michelle Wakeland. Tammy Goodspeed. Tim Kroh and Diane Dieterly, all eighth grade. Front row inductees are left, Laura Jones, Mary Medlock. Angela Laub, Bill Harting, Brian Brannock and Ron Cripe. Candle lighting ceremonies were performed by present members Brian Roberts, president; Mike Vanderveer, Robin Coe, Susan Naab, secretary; Tim Butt and sponsor Milton Brice. Candidates are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship and character.

Obituaries

Cora Wyland Hesse Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. on Monday in the Mishler Funeral Home at Milford for Cora Wyland Hesse. 83, 2610 Raymend St., Fort Wayne. Mrs. Hesse is a former resident of the Dewart Lake area. She died Thursday at 9:15 p.m. in the emergency room of the Lutheran Hospital at Fort Wayne following a heart attack. She was born in Arkansas on June 15,1893. She was married to William Wyland and they operated a fruit farm near Dewart Lake -until his death in 1946. She moved to Fort Wayne in 1950. Also in 1950 she married Louis Hesse. He survives. She was a member of the Crescent Avenue United Methodist Church in Fort Wayne. Surviving with the husband are three step daughters, Mrs. Robert Stoll, Fort Wayne, Mrs. Florence Raymond, Ohio, and Mrs. Alice Robinson. Pittsburg; two sisters. Mrs. Lena Graham, Arkansas and Mrs. Ressie Sutherland, Paris, Texas; one brother, Earl Pence. Phoenix, Ariz.: four grandchildren; nine step grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son. Rev. Richard Boyd of the First Brethren Church, Milford, officiated. Burial was in Salem cemetery. John F. Craig Death claimed John F. Craig. 2925 East Maple Grove Ave., Fort Wayne, at 2 a m. this morning (Wednesday). Craig, approximately 61 years of age, was driving a truck near

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Daton, Ohio, when he suffered a fatal attack. He was the husband of the former Charlene Om of Milford. He retired one year ago from the International Harvester Company. The wife and several sons are among the survivors. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Klaehn Funeral Home in Fort W r ayne. Interment is expected to be in the Milford cemetery. Mildred E. Richey Funeral services are being held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) in the Chamness Funeral Home at Warsaw for Mildred E. Richey, 87, r 2 Leesburg. She died at 8:40 p.m. Sunday in the Goshen Hospital following a brief illness. Mrs. Richey was born in Portland on August 25, 1889. She was the daughter of Elmer and Sarah (Baker) James. She married Carl H. Richey on May 3. 1911. He died on January 26, 1970. A member of the Leesburg United Methodist Church, the Order of Eastern Star for 50

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