The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 June 1977 — Page 5

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14 YEARS AGO. JUNES. IM3 Mrs William Leemon was elected president of the Ancil Geiger Post 226. American Legion Auxiliary, • at the organization's June meeting Members of the Milford town board voted to resurface Eme line Street The project will cost $9,797.40. Sp 4 Alan Wuthrich will leave Saturday for Camp Leßoy Johnson in New Orleans, La., where he is stationed with the US Army. Sp 4 Wuthrich is spending a two-week leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Walter Wuthrich.

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24 YEARS AGO. JUNE 4.1953 Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Myers went to Bloomington Friday morning to attend the commencement exercises of class of Reserve Officers Training Corps of Indiana University. Their son Charles was one of the graduates. At the commencement to be held by the university on June 15 Charles will receive his BS - degree in business adminstration. Mrs. Stanley Scott was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the regular meeting Tuesday evening.

Miss Carol Ann Gillis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillis of Nappanee and Robert J. Strang, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strang of Nappanee, were married Friday A number of Milford relatives attended. 39 YEARS AGO. JUNE 5.1947 Chuck Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Myers, is making a concerted effort to win his Eagle Scout Badge. He is studying the workings of the corporate town of Milford. Milford City softball standings show the Legion in first place with 2-0. Melody Case 1-0, Milford Mill and Kaiser’s Inn 1-1. C. S. Myers 1-2 and New Paris 0-1. Milford. paid homage to the nation's dead war heroes with an impressive Memorial Day service Friday. The parade was the best in years and many people lined Emetine and Main streets to see it.

69 YEARS AGO. JUNE 7.1917 Miss Gladys Poe of Jefferson township, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Poe of near Hastings, was married to Roy Teeple, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Teeple of west of Milford at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon. Read the MAIL for news. Saturday was commencement day at Winona for the Bth grade students and 26 boarded the southbound car at Milford. There were also a number of parents who accompanied their children and friends who have a special desire to be present on commencement day Morale is when your heart and hands keep working and your mind says it can’t be done. The one thing that most of us do better than anyone else is read our own writing

CB lifted from car A window was smashed on a car owned by James W. Clark, Milford, and his 23-channel citizen’s band radio was stolen sometime last Friday night and Saturday morning. The radio was valued at $l6O by Clark, reported investigating officer Burdell Blackburn, county police. The damage to the car window was placed at SSO. Tie causes fire A burning railroad tie was the cause of a grass fire on the east side of Wawasee Airport in Syracuse at 10:48 p.m. on Tuesday, May 31. Syracuse Fire Department was called to the scene by Don Hayden. No damage was estimated.

Youth injured An eight-year-old Syracuse t oy suffered minor injuries kiist Friday, when he ran into the prnth of a car on Van Buren Street. Leesburg. Charles E. Ricketts, ran into die car’s path at 5:20 pjn. last Friday, as the vehicle was dri en by Cynthia L. Harman, 28, Milford. The car was eastbofmd when the child came from behind a parked truck into the vehicle's path. Leesburg Marshal Mike Hobbs and Richard Monk, county police patrolman, investigated the incident. Ricketts was treated at Kosciusko Community Hospital for abrasions and laceration ;. The difference between a conviction and a prejudice is that you can explain a conviction without getting angry.

Wed., June 1,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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YOUNGSTERS AT the Milford Elementary School enjoyed a visit from “Ringo” last week. He made a hit with every one. *Ringo is the pet racoon of Kerwin Miller. AS WE hear it Linda Garza, an avid Elvis Presley fan. wrote a letter to the super star and has received a return letter from Presley. WORD HAS been received that Jim Warner of Anderson was attacked as he walked down a street in that town carrying a sack of groceries on May 16. The man. known by many in Our Town, suffered lacerations to his lip and lost several teeth. He was treated in the Saint John’s Hospital. Police are still investigating the incident, where several boys threw rocks at Warner who continued to walk in an attempt to ignore them. One of the boys then struck him in the face.' THE FINAL month in our gardener's almanac is June — the first month of summer. It says, “Watering is a major chore this month, particularly if there hasn't been much rain. Be sure to wet the lawn soil deeply at least two or three times a week. Trees and shrubs, especially new transplants, need the equivalent of one inch of rainfall a week. “Start a spraying or dusting program for your tomatoes and check all other vegetables, flowers, ornamentals and trees for first signs of insects and plant disease. “Your roses will need feeding after their first bloom. For more blooms, be sure to cut roses from the stem just above a five-leaf cluster. “House plants can come outside now. For added color on your patio or terrace, try potting annuals and perennials.” MANY ATTENDED the MAD Day events at the elementary school this year and enjoyed the happenings there. The chicken was delicious! The cuties were as sweet as usual and it's almost a shame all of them could not be crowned kings and queen. A quick look at the addresses of the king and queen — Troy Rumfelt of New Paris and Loralyn Krull of Nappanee -7 indicates many from out of the area are participating in the festival. This is true, of course, however, it is also true that young Troy is the son of Dane Rumfelt and the former Carol Beer, both MHS .graduates. Loralyn is the daughter of Lester Krull, also a MHS graduate, and the former Carolyn Stauffer. This would indicate many are coming home for the hoiiday and are participating in the festival. We missed the sky diver at noon but understand he only missed his mark by a few feet.

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The 3-M Company of the Christian Church held a captive audience for its presentation, which also began around the noon hour. And. everyone enjoyed the second obstacle course. The ballgames were exciting and all in all it proved to be a fun day for all who participated. Two have driver's license suspended The latest list of driver’s license suspensions from the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles shows two persons from Kosciusko County have had their license suspended. They are: Timothy A. Conley, 113 S. Lake St., Syracuse, from March 17 to September 17, 1977, for drunk driving. And, Tommy E. Meade, Warsaw, from April 5 to June 5, 1977. for drunk driving. REAL MENU / THURSDAY, JUNE 2 Juice, Swedish meatballs with noodles, harvard beets, gingerbread with lemon sauce, rye bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY. JUNE 3 Juice, chicken sloppy joe over rice, tossed salad, cookie, wheat germ bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee MONDAY, JUNE 6 Juice, sweet and sour beef and pork over rice, cole slaw, apricots, bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee TUESDAY, JUNE 7 Juice, meat loaf and gravy, whipped potatoes, stewed tomatoes with bread cubes, peaches, rye bread, margarine, milk. tea. coffee WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8 Juice, picnic shoulder and bean stew, perfection salad, pears, cornbread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee r ~~ SLABAUGH’S CANVAS SHOP ■ One Mile North. 3 Miles West Os Milford • Pick-Up Covers • Boot Covers • Tents • Regular Tarps • Fitted Tarps Or Any Kind Os Cevar Mede Te Order, Also Weather Proofing And Repair Open 6 Days A Week 8 A.M.-8 P.M, J

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