The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 May 1977 — Page 13

ZXNew Salem News* BY MRS HERB MOREHOUSE

Mother-daughter banquet is enjoyed by New Salem women

On Tuesday evening. April 26. “A Simpler Time." program was enjoyed by the grandmothers, mother, daughters and friends A congregational hymn "Faith of our Mothers," was led by Mrs John Plank. Mrs. Robert Hurd was the accompanist for the program. "Welcome," "Origin of Mothers’ Day,” "Poem” and prayer were given by Mrs Jeff Carroll. Wes Wagner of Oswego sang "I Believe in a Hill Called

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Mount Calvary” and "Come to the Waters.” Mr. Wagner also accompanied himself on the guitar. Scripture (Proverbs 31:10-31) and a story ‘‘l remember Mama’s Hands,” were read by Mrs. Robert Hurd. A poem, "Ma’s Tools," by Mrs. Max Shively; a story, “My TwoHatted Mom," was read by Lori Kammerer and demonstrated by Cindy and Kay Kammerer; a girl’s chorus sang “An Old

Fashion Meeting;” story-"Feather-Stripping Bee,” was read by Mrs. Vic Virgil of Etna Green, with Cindy and Kay Kammerer and Lorraine and Sharon Meek demonstrating and a story, “May Day Means Love,” was read by Mrs. John Plank May baskets were presented to the oldest mother, Mrs. Ray Ferverda; the youngest mother, Mrs. Larry Speicher and the mother with the most daughters present. Mrs. Richard Brookins of New Paris. The auditorium was decorated with light tapers in each window and artificial flowers. May baskets and light candleabra. The group descended to the fellowship hall and was seated at tables decorated with hurricane lamps, pastel streamers and favors were miniature May

baskets. A style show was enjoyed with Mrs. Clayton Sutter of Goshen narrating and Mrs. Hurd accompanying. Those participating in the style show were Mrs. Carroll, Cindy, Kay and Lori Kammerer, Lorraine Meek, Gina Stookey, Donna Moser, Mrs. Carl Lehman and Mrs. Vic Virgil. Blessing for the refreshments was given. Frozen layer dessert, topped with marshmallow flowers, lemon punch, coffee, nuts and mints was served from a lighted serving table decorated with a beautiful' floral arrangement. The committee of arrangements were Mrs. Gerald Daus man. Mrs. Earl Kammerer. Miss Donna Moser and Mrs. Jeff Car roll. COMMUNITY NEWS Randy Wildman and Georgina

Morehouse finished their winter schooling from Winnipeg Bible College last week and are spending the summer with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Vere Wildman and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse. Installation services for Rev. Irvin Miller, as pastor of NewSalem. will be held May 8 at 7:30. Rev. Howard Kreider will be conducting the service. Sunday services "What is Salvation?” was the message delivered Sunday morning by Pastor Irvin Miller. The evening message was concerning “Sinfulness.” -NSA lot of men are too busy frying to get ahead to do a good job. —Franklin P. Jones

Two-vehicles collide Monday A two-vehicle accident occured on Pickwick Road, Syracuse, at 4:10 p.m. Monday, May 2. William Pipp, 806 South Front Street was driving w-est on the street when he collided with Donna D. Peck, r 2. Pipp was driving a 75 Chevrolet. Peck was in a 68 Ford Danage was set at $65 to the Pipp car and $l5O to the Peck vehicle. On May 29. 1777, Washington moved the Continental Army out of winter quarters at Morristown, N.J., to block the advance of British forces from New York City to Philadelphia.

Wed., May 4,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

REMEMBER WHEN V-J T |aL IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

1 YEAR AGO, MAY 5.1976 It is time to remember, as the nation's 200th anniversary is a time to remember, how many lives constituted the price paid for this nation’s freedom. It is a time to honor all veterans. The bright red poppy has been used by members of American Legion Auxiliary, as a memorial and as a means by which to raise funds for successful veterans and children's programs. Poppy Days at Syracuse will be on May 20-21. Ray B. Yoder petitioned members of the Syracuse Town Board last night for annexation of his-property. The land is located in Forrest Park and Kitson Park, Lake Wawasee. Yoder owns three lots in Forrest Park and one in Kitson Park. Members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club at Syracuse met last Wednesday in the home of Mrs. John Petit assisted by Mrs. DeLoss Weaver. A citation of achievement was presented to the club by the general federation of women's clubs and Sears, Roebuck & Co. for working to improve the quality of community life. Mrs. Cindy Bucher of r 3 Syracuse was honored at a linen shower Sunday afternoon in the home of her aunt. Mrs. Delbert Dippon of r 1 Milford. 5 YEARS AGO, MAY 3,1972 The Wawasee Heights Baptist Church south of Syracuse was the setting for the March 25 wedding uniting in marriage Miss Catharine R. Witt of Winona Lake and Thanas J. Mullins, Jr. r 3 Syracuse. Rev. Robert Mundy of the church and Rev. Ron Johnson, uncle of the bride, of Trinity Baptist church. Findlay, Ohio, officiated for the one o’clock double ring ceremony in the presence of 300 guests. Approximately $5,000 in danage was estimated to the Forrest Plank home at 631 East Pittsburg Street, Syracuse, around 8:02 Sunday evening (hiring a lightning and rain storm which hit the lakeland area. Syracuse firemen speculated the fire started by lightning and burned a portion of the front porch and floor joists on the second floor area. In a recent Knights of Columbus state speech meet, Robert Wesolek of Wawasee Prep, won third place and a scholarship grant of $250. The son of the William Wesoleks of Parma, Ohio, the youth is a senior at the school. The Indiana Snowmobile Association banquet will be held at the M and M restaurant at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 6. A total of 18 ISA champion trophies will be awarded. 10 YEARS AGO, MAY 3. 1967 A meeting of the 1967 Flotilla

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-NOTICEALL PAPAKEECHIE LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS ’ o %, I ■ Chemical Treatment Os Lake Papakeechie Is Scheduled To Begin On May 5, 1977 (Weather Permitting) NO SWIMMING OR FISHING SHOULD OCCUR FOR 10 DAYS AFTER TREATMENT ’ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Phil Boumgardt R° n Corson 856-4231 Or 8562678

committee chairmen was held Monday night in the home of Mrs. Lorrine Schacht fa the purpose of finalizing all committee plans which are to be reported to the press, radio and television Friday evening at a dinner. Bruce Grindle of 112 North Street, Syracuse, left Monday morning for Chicago where he will enplane fa New Yak. Mr. Grindle will visit four European countries. He will fly from New Yak to Lisbon. Portugal, where he will spend four days. From there, he will go to Madrid, Spain, to spend a week. The next country he will visit will be Zurick, Switzerland, where he will meet friends. At Glasgow, Scotland, he will visit with James McConnell, brother of Mrs. Agnfis Stiffler of Syracuse. He will return home May 221 Ernest R. Leitch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leitch, r 1 Syracuse, has been promoted to Sp-4. He is stationed $0 miles from Saigon. He was promoted April 18. 20 YEARS AGO, MAY 2,1957 Larry Nicolai received another honor last night when he was awarded the trophy for the Most Valuable Player in baseball at the Annual Athletic Awards banquet sponsored by the Lions Club. James Caskey received the trophy fa the most valuable player in basketball. "Little Jim” also received the Free Throw shooting award given for actual scores made in Free Throws. Wawasee Lake again will have an airport. Tim Motts, owner, said last week that he plans to have the field ready for operaljon on or before June j. Construction of an 1800 foot northeastsouthwest runaway got underway last week and there will be a 1600 foot east-vfest runway. Plans are rapidly progressing fa the Vacationland Jubilee to be held in Syracuse June 7, 8 and 9. There will be a direct broadcast over station WOWO from the streets of Syracuse all day Saturday. 45 YEARS AGO, MAY 5. 1932 No issue available.

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