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ASCS office needs report on acreage “Wheat farmers are using loan programs to hold excess supplies off the market and to firm up prices much more than they did last year,” said Phil Braman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) office. This May, farmers had over 378 million bushels of 1976crop wheat under commodity credit corporation (CCC) loan, an 18-fold increase over the 21.4 million bushels under loan a year earlier. “In Indiana 684 thousand bushels were under CCC loan,” Braman said. Low wheat prices mainly caused the dramatic increase in CCC loan activity. National average prices received for wheat during May fell from $3.43 per bushel in 1976 to $2.29 this May. “In Kosciusko County wheat prices are now less than $2.00 per bushel, and the loan rate is $2.27,” Braman added. Wheat under loan represents 18 per cent of the 1976 crop and 34 per cent of the wheat carryover on May 31. The three states with the most wheat under loan were: North Dakota, 89.3 million bushels; Kansas, 83.5 million; and Montana, 45.0 million. Comdr. Lee Eyer completes course Navy Commander Lee W. Eyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Eyer of Hess Avenue, Syracuse, has completed the Navy’s Advanced Safety Management Course. Conducted at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif., the one-month course was designed to prepare students for future safety management assignments on high level aviation command staffs, at the Naval Safety Center, aboard aircraft carriers or at air stations or air bases. Eyer is a 1959 graduate of Purdue University with a bachelor of arts degree. He joined the navy in May 1959. Syracuse driver forced off road A vehicle driven by Deborah Popow, 20, r 3 Syracuse, was forced off the road and struck a utility pole on Old SR 8 Thursday, July 21. Popow told county police she was coming over a hill on the road when an oncoming vehicle was approaching her in her lane of travel. She then went off the, road and struck the pole just east of SR 13. Damage was set at $450. Ronald Knoll is promoted SPOKANE, Wash. - Ronald J. Knoll, son of Mrs. Joseph V. Knoll of 2115 N. E. Second Court, Boynton Beach, Fla., has been promoted to staff sergeant in the US Air Force. Sergeant Knoll, an avionics navigational specialist, is assigned at Fairchild AFB, Wash., with a unit of the strategic air command. The sergeant, a 1967 graduate of Grand Haven (Mich.) High School, attended Ferris State College, Big Rapids, Mich., and the University of Maryland Equopean Division in Germany. His wife, Laura, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bille L. Rea, r 1 Oomwell

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1 YEAR AGO, JULY 28,1976 Mr. and Mrs. Bill I£yer of Syracuse announce the marriage of their daughter, Rebecca Jane, to Richard Lee Tellmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tellmann of Speedway. The single ring ceremony was performed Saturday, July 24, at 5 p.m. by Mayor H. Dale Tucker of Warsaw, before members of each family. The cast at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse will present a benefit performance of their children’s play “Aesop’s Falables” on Sunday, Aug. 1, at 3 p.m. All proceeds from ticket sales and the concession stand sales will be donated to Lakeland Community Day Care Center located in Calvary United Methodist Church on SR 13 south of Syracuse. The Syracuse Development Corp, is trying something new to get occupants for the Pickwick Place room recently vacated by Steve Keim. The new approach is to fill the room with 14 departments of arts and crafts, to open within the month. Lola (Mrs. Bill) Pinney is in charge of the search for new tenants. 5 YEARS AGO, JULY 26,1972 The children or Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plikerd, Sr., Dolan Drive, Syracuse, honored their parents Saturday with a 25th wedding anniversary celebration in the Plikerd home. A buffet supper was served to the 30 guests attending the surprise event. Pastor and Mrs. Walter C. Burcham of the Syracuse Church of God spent a recent week at Bear Lake camp where Rev. Burcham served as dean of the junior high camp week. Mrs. Burcham was in charge of the camp store and assisted in J various areas of the camp. Former Syracuse residents Hilary and Janice Bachman arrived here Tuesday to spend several days with friends and relatives, making their home with the Jim Stuckeys. The Bachmans reside at Scottsdale, Ariz. Hilary is a farmer Syracuse retail merchant while Mrs. Bachman is an accomplished musician and gave piano lessons for a number of years. 10 YEARS AGO, JULY 26,1967 ' Marion J. (Jack) Elam.

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manager of Budget Investments, Inc., in Syracuse was named Saturday to the Syracuse Plan Commission, replacing Paul Levemier. If you heard a strange, unusual hom at 12 o’clock on Thursday, don’t be alarmed. Its a sound you’ll be becoming accustomed to in the days ahead. The eerie bellow will be coming from four Kahlenberg horns erected on Tuesday of this week atop the roof of the Custom Crest Car Products building at the south edge of Syracuse. The Tikis, Syracuse’s own recording combo artists celebrated the arrival of their record on last Wednesday by giving a free performance in front of Mike’s Record Shop on East Main Street, Syracuse, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Major Stanley Grabowicz,' Syracuse, who is with the Indiana National Air Guard, has returned from a two-week summer encapment at Volk Field, Wisconsin. -1 20 YEARS AGO, JULY 25,1957 Gene Garrison, native of Syracuse now living in Sturgis, made inquires at the Journal office Monday, in response to recent rumors that the Journal was for sale. Son of the late Mark (Happy) Garrison, he was enployed for a time by J. B. Cox during his early years as publisher of the paper. Beginning July 29 the mixed-up madcap Frantics, another group of versatile performers, will be at the Pic'kwick Lounge in Syracuse for a,Y month’s engagement of musical enjoyment: Mr. and Mrs. Chester O. Swenson of Oklawaha, Florida, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with open . house at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Harlan, of Road 5, south of Cromwell, on 4 August. Residents of the Syracuse and Cromwell community before moving to Florida in the fall of 1955, the Swenson’s have Ho other children. Mr. dnd Mrs. Hershell Roberts and fafnily of Elkhart were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. d: Myirs of Syracuse Lake. 45 YEARS AGO, JULY 28,1935 No iSsue available.

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