The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 May 1977 — Page 5

Court news

Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county clerk N. Jean Mess more: James Ray Likens, 21, of r 1 North Webster, factory worker and Diana Sue Byrd, 18. of r 1 North Webster, factory worker Bruce Carl Mock, 27, of r 2 Syracuse, mechanic and Jennie L. Hudson. 27. of r 1 Mentone. 3-D Robert Dean Schafer, 21. of r 1 Leesburg, ski area management and Debra Lorraine Guinn. 21. 909 Lagrange Road: Lagrange. 111., student Violations Jose L. Chaverz, Jr., 17. Milford, $35 for no operator s license Michael D- Overfelt. 18. Syracuse. $35 for speeding Jack 0. Newman. 37, North Webster, $35 for no operator’s liccosc — Alfred G Loidal. 56. Syracuse, $45 for speeding William J Runge, 29. Syracuse. $35 for failure to yield right of way Ronald E Easley. 36. Syracuse. $35 for no life savers .Marriage Dissolutions Leon C. Savoie vs Barbara L “Savoie. North Webster The couple was married March 11. 1968 and separated May 2. 1977 Petitioner seeks dissolution of the marriage, custody of two minor

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children, equitable division of property and for all further relief proper. Sandra M Fisher vs Guy William Fisher. 624 Front Street. Syracuse. The couple was married December 7, 1974 and separated May 15, 1977. Petitioner asks dissolution of marriage, equitable division of property, and all further and proper relief. Complaint On Account Leesburg Lumber. Inc . vs Ron Gest. dba Ron’s Construction. Warsaw Plaintiff asks $5,550 and all other relief proper . fs —I Borage, an herb, was once believed to reduce fevers! If Cdlumbus had turned back, no one would have blamed him No one would have remembered him. either An executive foiind this message on his desk: “Your wife called and said to remind you of something which she couldn’t remember but thoifght you would “

Salem News«». < BY MRS HERB MOREHOUSE

Sunday services at New Salem Due to the illness of Pastor Miller. Jeff Carroll delivered the morning message from James 4:1-2 Mr Carroll also sang “The King is Coming” and was accompanied by Cindy Rapp Miss Catherine Froh. missionary on furlough from Haiti, was guest speaker Sunday evening She also showed slides of Haiti Follow ing the services a fellowship hour with homemade ice cream and cake was enjoyed. The young people and their advisors presented a short program for the residents at the Alfran Nursing Home in Warsaw then attended the evening services at New Salem Star Class enjoys pot luck dinner The Star Class enjoyed a pot luck dinner Sunday noon in the church fellowship hall. The committee also prepared baked ham. coffee and ice tea. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs Zona Deeter Albert Mathews led in the devotions Those enjoying the fellowship were Rev and Mrs Howard Kreider. Mrs Ellis Wildman. Mrs William Weybright. Mr and ' Mrs Earl Ulery. Ed Smith. Mr and Mrs Emory Stetler. Mrs Zona Deeter. Mr and Mrs Dale Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schermerhorn. Miss Catherine Froh. Mr and Mrs Richard Sch-

midt and Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse and the committee of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews and grandsons Cary and Brent. Mr and Mrs. Dale Mock and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson VBS to be held June 6 to 17 New Salem will conduct its annual Vacation Bible School from June 6 to 17 (five days each week) from 7 to 9 p.m. The closing program will be June 17 at 7:30 The classes will be for ages four years through adults. An adult class will be held again this year. Anyone wanting to enroll should contact Mrs Vere Wildman of Leesburg or Mrs Albert Mathews of Milford COMMUNITY NEWS Mr and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr and Mrs Richard Schmidt and Bryan of Bremen attended the commencement exercise on Sunday afternoon for Max Johnson at the Gas City High School on Sunday afternoon Max is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Johnson Mr and Mrs Herbert Morehouse attended the commencement exercises Sunday aftemowi for Mike Metzger at the Pioneer High School at Royal Center Mike is a great nephew of Mrs Morehouse Miss Donna Moser entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Georgina and Mr and Mrs. Earl Kammerer, Cindy.

Kay and Lori. Mrs. Blanche Chambers and Miss Clara Driver of Grand Rapids, Mich., spent the week end with Mrs. Ray Ferverda. Nelson Morehouse spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Blake Baumgartner and family of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Edna Tom, Mrs. Emma'' Cripe and Miss Doris Tom of North Manchester are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Mullinix, Marianne and Marcia. On Monday. Mrs. Herbert Morehouse entertained at noon in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Edna Tom. Others enjoying the day were Mrs. John Mullinix. Mrs Emma Cripe. Miss Doris Tom. Mrs. Glen Morehouse, Mrs. Tillis Stanton. Mrs. Helene Faulkner and Mrs Frank Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. John Plank spent the week end hunting mushrooms. Mrs Lydia Morehouse was moved from the Goshen Hospital to the Om Nursing Home in Milford on Saturday morning. Miss Rhonda Hurd graduated from Ball State University. Miss Cindy Schermerhorn graduated' from Purdue and Dan Smith graduated from Grace College Mr and Mrs. C. Lee Smith and Bryah and Mr and Mrs. Glen Richmond, all of Jefferson. Ohio, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs Dan Smith and Helena They also attended the commencement exercises Friday forenoon at Grace College at Winona -NSSyracuse youth hospitalized after bike is struck A two-vehicle accident occurred on North Huntington Street in Syracuse on Tuesday. May 24, at 3:34 p.m when a bicycle ridden by Robert Coy, 5, 118 W. Allen Street Syracuse drove into a car driven by Horst A. Apfel. 46. r 6 box 120 Elkhart Coy was taken to ’ Goshen Hospital with bruises and several broken teeth. There was no damage estimated for the car Hartters to tour Elmer Hartter and wife Flossie will leave on a trip to Israel Thursday, May 26, on a 14-day tour. The couple will meet a tour group in New York and go on to Israel On the return trip a stop over in Athens. Rome, and Italy, is planned. Hartter received the trip compliments of C. S. Myers. Milford, upon retiring after 46 years with the company. TROOPER JACK TIP OF THE WEEK The law states that when two vehicles approach at right angles to each other and their paths will cross with the danger of a collision, the vehicle approaching from the left shall yield the right of way. . Remember, you only have the right of way if someone gives it to you!

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THIS PHOTO was loaned to us, as was the one last week, by Eugene Felkner. It shows the bridge at the south edge of Milford a number of years ago when Turkey Creek had been cleaned out and water was running freely. A close look at the photo also shows the old Interurban track. MILFORD LIONS Marshall Estep and Arch Baumgartner were again named to the club’s committee to select a queen candidate for the North Webster Mermaid Festival Both said they were going to retire last year but after Miss Milford. Joann (Rassi) Heuni was crowned queen they agreed to pick a queen again this year. With Marshall as chairman, we understand they already have a charming young lady of the community in mind to represent the Lions Club and hopefully win the coveted title. REVIVAL SERVICES start tonight at the Milford Memorial Chapel Bill Miller will be the evangelist. _ IT IS possible Congressman Floyd Fithian may attend the chicken barbecue at the elementary school on Memorial Day. The Congressman is speaking at Syracuse during Memorial Day services there. Parking may be a problem at the elementary school during the MAD Day events However. MAD’s.officers have come up with an answer. They suggest persons use the parking lot at the Apostolic Christian Church then walk the short distance to the school! MEMBERS OF the park board remind us they are still in need of volunteers. Carpenters are currently being sought to repair old tables, etc., as the board is trying to restore everything possible to help with expenses at the beach. Many are now enjoying the facilities again and while a few still think it clever to dump trash anywhere and have that 1 don’t care attitude, most are trying to do their part to help keep the park clean. The piers are out — last Saturdays project. and yesterday (Tuesday) the mobile home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith was moved into its spot near the concession stand While there is still much work U> be done anyone w ho has visited the park can see marked improvements. Junior high school principal Marion Acton is president of the park board Other members are Mrs Ronn (Connie) Smith. Mrs Dorothy Williams. Levi Beer and D. G. ("Bud”) Seely HEY KIDS! Don’t forget Thursday night is uniform night. Director Ned Speicher says you should ail be at the junior high at 7 p.m. to receive your uniform, practice schedule and meet your coach. KINDERGARTEN CLASSES CANVAS SHOP One Mile North 3 Mlles West Os MiHord • Pick-Up Coven • Boot Coven • Tents • Regular Tarps • Fitted Tarps Or Any Kind Os Caver Made To Order, Also Weaker Proofing And Repair Open 6 Days A Week k I A.M.-t P.M. 4

Wed., May 25. 1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

9 The Column 9 .4 Sideshoic Os IBS Events In Milford Eng

from the Milford Elementaryschool. taught by Dorothy Gall, toured The M-J office today The youngsters enjoyed seeing the machines in the composing and typesetting rooms but their biggest delight was in seeing the Nothing new with judgement Syracuse Town Attorney Robert Reed reports nothing new has happened with the declaratory judgment to decide the jurisdiction of Turkey Creek Township. The judgment, which was filed in April by Reed, is now waiting for one of the parties involved to make a move to get the judgment on the court docket Reed said the judgment will remain sort of in a limbo state until one of the parties decides to “speed things up “ He did say, however, a meeting between all the parties involved was held last Wednesday night, but nothing definite was decided on.

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huge presses as they printed the papers. MEMBERS OF the Milford Elementary School fourth grade class will be presenting “Peter Pan” this coming. Friday. Performances will be given at 1 p.m. and at 7 p.m. 25 enrolled in CPR course Lamarr Stoops/Syracuse Lake Association president, has announced that 25 people have enrolled in the CPR training course to meet tonight (Wednesday) and Friday night, May 27. in the Calvary United Methodist Church Irene Abts, resident of Syracuse Lake, will be the instructor for the course The course will last from 6-10 p.m. each night. Stoops also said that additional times will be set up for the course in the future.

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