The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 August 1977 — Page 4
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed.. August 3,1977
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Court news
Small Claims Howard Furniture Co., Inc. vs William Snyder, Syracuse. Plaintiff demands judgment in the amount of $1,036.24, for cost of action and for all other proper relief. New Fashion Blouse, Inc., vs Phyllis Neer dba Phyllis’s, r 1 Leesburg. Plaintiff asks judgment against the defendant in the amount of $223.15, for coat of action and for all other proper relief. Counting House Bank vs John J. Whybrew, r 2 box 511A, Leesburg. ’Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendant in the amount of $884.10, for cost of action and for all other proper relief. Shock Oil Co., vs Lowell Barefoot, r 1 Syracuse. Plaintiff asks judgment against the defendent in the sum of $287.65, for cost of action and for all other proper relief. First Charter Insurance Agency vs J. Smith, r 4 Turtle Bay, Syracuse. Plaintiff asks for judgment in the amount of $lO7, for cost of action and for all other proper relief. First Charter Insurance vs Brian Smith, box 221, Syracuse Plaintiff asks for judgment in the amount of $235.63, for costs of action and for all other proper relief. First Charter Insurance Agency vs Vernon A. Gillen. Ligonier. 4 Plaintiff asks for judgment in the amount of $576.77, for cost of action and for all other relief proper
Hospital notes
Births WIGGS. Chari# Rachel Mr and Mrs Roger A. Wiggs of r 3 Syracuse, are the parents of their first child, an eight pound, 11 ounce daughter, bom on Friday, July 29, at Goshen Hospital. The newborn was named Charity Rachel. MILLER son Mr. and Mrs Samuel J Miller cf r 2 Milford became the parents of a son on Wednesday, July 27 The infant was bom in the Goshen Hospital DAUGHERTY son A son was bom to Mr and Mrs Bruce G. Daugherty of r 4 Syracuse on Friday in the Goshen Hospital. WALTONdaughter A daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Walton of Syracuse recently The birth occurred in Bremen Community Hospital
Obituaries
Donald H. Whitmer November 13.1322 — July 29. 1*77 Services were held last week end for Donald H. (Bud) Whitmer, 54. of Goshen and a former Syracuse resident. 11l for three months with cancer, he was found dead early Friday morning at his home. Bom in Buffalo, N. Y., on November 13.1922, he was a son of Donald and Lillian (Egbert) Whitmer. He graduated from Taft School, Watertown, Conn . and attended Cornell University. The deceased was married in 1945 to Han McDougall, and she
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Violations Speeding — Gale R. Creighton, 19, r 2 Leesburg, S4B Disregarded auto signal — John F. Ruggles, 40, Wawasee Mobile Village, Syracuse, $35 Assault and battery, two charges — Ray Warren, Syracuse, dismissed for failure to prosecute Speeding — Linda K. Calobrace. 35, Leesburg, S4O; Jay A. Duncan. 25, Leesburg, S4O No fishing license — Clinton I. Butcher. 46, Leesburg, $35 Disregarded stop sign — Bruce L. Clark, 18, Syracuse, $35; Andrew J. Brdwn, 16, Milford; Robert E. Long, 17, Syracuse, $35 Expired boat registration — Tome A. Wildey, 54, North Webster, $35 Leaky load — Loren D. Stitchter, 41, Leesburg, S4O No live savers — Greg K Secor. 18, Leesburg, $35; Allen W. Jones. 57, Syracuse. $35 .No boat registration — Chris Rallys, 20. Leesburg. $35 No running boat lights — Jack P. Clark. 45, Syracuse, $35 ’ Reckless driving — Rick E. Perry, 18, Syracuse, $45 Disregarded stop sign — George Castro, 20. Milford. $35 Occupant on gunwale — Herbert Austin. 49, Syracuse, $45 No vehicle inspection — Timothy Morganthaler. 18. Syracuse. $35 No valid boat registration — John B Gotta, Syracuse. $35; Tim R. Craig. 16, Syracuse Speeding — Malcolm I. Poe, 30. box 253 Leesburg, continued until July 22 Improper passing — Kenneth Sarrazine, 40, Syracuse, S4O
Goshen TUESDAY. JULY 26 Admissions Mary A Miller, r 2 Milford Walter E. Baugher? North Webster Dismissal Walter Sheets, r 3 Syracuse WEDNESDAY. JULY 27 Admissions Sharol A. Small, r 1 Syracuse Ray E Byrket. 112 West Portland St.. Syracuse Louise Firestone, 431 East Boston. Syracuse Dismissals Anna Freeman, r 2 Syracuse Rosie Hernandez, r 1 Milford THURSDAY. JULY 28 Admission Earl Adkins. 706 Baltimore Street. Syracuse / Dismissals Larry Kaiser, r 1 Milford Mary Willard, r 4 Syracuse Lewis Noel, r 2 Leesburg
survives. Also surviving are one daughter. Dr. Wendy Hirst of Los Angeles, Calif.; one son, Lt. Benjamin Whitmer of Merced, Calif.; and a sister Interment was in Violett cemetery. ; Mrs. Paul Ford September 1, IMS—July 31.1*77 Funeral services were held today (Wednesday) for Mrs. Thelma E. Ford. 67. formerly of 625 South Lake, Syracuse. A resident of Strawberry Village Nursing Home, Ligonier, death
Expired boat registration — Paul Abel, Syracuse, S3O No vehicle inspection — J. R. Kuhn, 19, Noth Webster, $35 Speeding — Timothy R. Bushong, 16, Syracuse, $35; Kathi J. Replogle, 18, Milford, S4O; Edith M. Little, 44, Milford. S4O Wrong way, one-way street — David L. Stoffel, 17, Syracuse, $35 No operator’s license — Cindy L. Rogers, 24, Syracuse, $35 Marriage Dissolutions Pamer — Connie Lynn Pamer and Adam Pamer, box 624 Milford. The couple was married February 11, 1974 and separated July 7, 1977. Petitioner asks for decree of dissolution of the marriage of the parties, for an order awarding her the custody of the minor children of the parties; for an order that the respondent pay a reasonable sum each week for the support, education and maintenance of said minor children; for a fair and equitable settlement and division of the property and property rights of the parties and for all other orders and relief. Poole — Ruby M Poole and Ernest C. Poole, box 161 Syracuse The couple was married August 24. 1969 and separated May 26. 1977. Petitioner asks that h**r marriage to Ernest C. Poole be dissolved, that the court make an equitable division of the property of the parties, for an order of a fee for the services of her attorney, for the cost of action and for all
FRIDAY, JULY 29 Admission Arliss Hamman, r 1 Syracuse Dismissal Mrs. Samuel Miller and son, r 2 Milford SATURDAY, JULY 30 Dismissal Walter Baugher. North Webster SUNDAY. JULY 31 Admissions Phillip Bail. Jr., 4034 East Boston St . Syracuse Pauline r 1 Milford Dismissals Mrs. Roger Wiggs and infant daughter pf r 3 Syracuse Louise Firestone. 431 East Boston. Syracuse Mrs Bruce Daugherty and infant son, r 4 Syracuse MONDAY, AUG. 1 Admissions George E. Auer, Milford Joyce L. Ritchie, r 1 Milford James A. Martin, r 2 Syracuse
occurred at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday and was due to complications following an illness of three months Bom at Perry, lowa, on September 1, 1909, she was a daughter of George and Ellen (Borg) Ford. Her marriage to Paul Ford took place in 1949 and he preceded her in death in 1952. A graduate of Drake University, Des Moines, lowa, she was a member of Alphi Chi Omega sorority. She was a member of All Saint Episcopal Chapel at Lake Wawasee. Survivors include one stepdaughter. Mrs. Laucks (Lois) Xanders of Syracuse; and two step-grandchildren. Father David Hyndman officiated for services and inter- . ment was in Syracuse cemetery John B. McConnell December 28. IM7 - July 31.1977 Funeral services were held this morning (Wednesday) for John B. McConnell, 69. of Alamo. Texas and formerly of Huntertown Death came on Sunday while visiting at the home of his
other proper relief. Murphy — Barbara J. Murphy and Gerald W. Murphy, r 2 Leesburg. The couple was married July 1, 1966 and separated July 15, 1977. Petitioner asks that marriage be dissolved, that the petitioner be granted a reasonable sum of money from the respondent for her support, that the court make an equitable division of the property of the parties; that the petitioner be awarded the reasonable services of her attorney in this action, for the costs of action, and for all other relief proper in the premises. Parker — Gerald Leroy Parker and Sharon Kay Parker, r 1 Claypool. The couple was married August 2, 1959 and separated July 15, 1977. Petitioner asks that marriage be dissolved; that the court make an equitable division of the property of the parties; for the costs of action and for all other relief proper in the premises. Smith — Ginger L. Smith and Thomas R Smith, r 2 Syracuse. The couple was married September 26. 1970 and separated July 4, 1977. Petitioner asks that her marriage to Thomas R. Smith be dissolved, that she be granted the custody of the minor children of the parties and a reasonable sum from Thomas R. Smith for their support, that the court make an equitable division of the property of the parties, for an order for a fee for the services
KCH SUNDAY. JULY 31 Admissions Carlos Gomez, Milford Steven Giles, Syracuse GLEN TREESH HOME Glen Treesh of Emetine Street, Milford, returned to his home last Thursday from South Bend Memorial Hospital after undergoing open heart surgery there several days earlier. Syracuse EMS Joanne Hill, 60, r 4 box 72 Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital by Syracuse EMS at 7:07 p.m., Wednesday, July 27, after becoming ill at home. The call was first received at 6:09 p.m. EMS personnel were called to the fire station at 9:06 p.m. Thursday, July 28, after Pana Ashley, 16, r 4 Wawasee Heights,
father-in-law, Verne Wyatt, at North Webster, and was attributed to an apparent heart attack. Bom on December 28, 1907 at Kendallville, he was a son of John and Mamie (Geiger) McConnell. He was united in marriage May f 19,1934, to Beulah Wyatt, and she survives. Mr. McConnell was a retired construction electrician and member of 1.8.E.W. Local 305. In addition to the wife, he is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Ralph Raster of Tuscon, Ariz., Mrs. Wilma O’Brian of Wolcottville and Mrs. Herbert Beekman. Elkhart; and one brother, DeLoss McConnell of Waterloo. Rev. L. E. Foudy officiated for services at Harris Funeral Home. Graveside rites were held at the Huntertown cemetery at 2 pm. Board calls meeting A Meeting has been called by the town board of trustees of the town of Syracuse at the town hall on Tuesday, Aug. 9, at 7:30 p.m. The special meeting is being called for the purpose of awarding the bids for the leaf suckerupper and discussion on the appointments to the county area plan commission, plus other pertinent business. Bpaui The P< ,«» • HtAltM N< Tele
of her attorney, for the cost of action and for all other proper relief. Owens—Joanna M. Owens and James R. Owens, r 1 Syracuse. The couple was married April 23, 1955 and separated April 12,1977. Petitioner asks that she be granted a decree of dissolution of marriage from the respondent; that the petitioner be awarded the care, custody and control of the minor children of the parties ; that the respondent be ordered to make reasonable support payments for the benefit of the minor children of the parties; that the court make a fair and equitable division of the property accumulated by the parties; and for all further and proper relief which the premises may require. Welker — Rebecca A. Welker and David L. Welker, r 1 Leesburg. The couple was married November 16, 1968 and separated July 19, 1977. Petitioner asks that marriage to David L. Welker be dissolved; that the care and custody of the minor children of the parties be awarded to her; that the court make an equitable division of the property of the parties; and for all further relief proper in the premises. BOOKED IN JAIL Michael Buryi Reese, 31, Cromwell, was booked in the county jail over the week end on a charge of public intoxication. Bond was posted at SIOO.
Syracuse, became ill and went to the station for treatment. She was taken to Goshen Hospital at 9:32 p.m. Arnold Pfingst, 92, 16 North Shore Drive, Syracuse, became ill at home at 4:25 a.m. Friday, July 29. He was transported to Goshen Hospital at 5:01 a.m. Syracuse EMS was sent to the 500 block of South Huntington Street at 12:51 p.m. Saturday, July 30, after Allen Plikerd, 18, r 1 Syracuse, sustained injuries in a motorcycle accident. He was taken to Goshen Hospital at 1:20 pm. Rick Broucek, 27, 1009 Union Street, Fort Wayne, was transported to Goshen Hospital at 4:45 pm. Sunday, July 31, after suffering injuries in a boat accident. Ambulance was sent to the Eli Lilly estate in Syracuse at 3:56 p.m. Ambulance was sent to Oakwood Hotel in Syracuse at 1:35 a m. Monday, Aug. 1, after Carol Meier, 44, 4171 Crary Drive, Toledo, Ohio, took side. She was taken to Goshen Hospital at 2:21 a.m. Syracuse EMS was sent to the intersection of 530 East and Pickwick Road at 2:43 p.m. Tuesday, August 2, when Randy Caudill, 17, 918 East Chicago Street, Syracuse, took sick. EMS personnel took Caudill home. His mother then transported him to an area doctor’s office. Card of thanks CARD OF THANKS Words seem inadequate in expressing my sincere appreciation for the cards, prayers and thoughtfulness during my recent illness. Thank you all. Sincerely. Robert L. Penick, Sr. Medical problems can be detected by eye examination Your ophthalmologist can evaluate the condition of your blood vessels by looking you in the eye. Furthermore, many medical problems such as a lack of essential vitamins, diabetes, hypertension, and even a disease of the intestines can be diagnosed by looking at your eyes According to the American Association of Ophthalmology, the Biblical saying L E. SCHMUCKER aul Revere Companies , . -.C*. ;AKlilAkf DrSASilf’” • G»OU» . otNStON • «A • tVAIf HANH-NG R R *2 lappanee. Indiana 46550 .jSone Res 219-773-3778 Office 457 4488 j
SMMbW ■ /MI OS r AREA MAN AT SEMINAR — Alvin Schmucker, r 2 Milford, shown seventh from left in the above photo, spent the week of July 17-22 participating in the national golf foundation’s seminar for teachers and coaches, held at Hueston Woods Lodge, College Corner, Ohio. Mr. Schmucker was among a group of 60 teachers, coaches and golf professionals who had the opportunity to meet, share ideas and learn new techniques of instruction as presented by outstanding educators of the game. , Mr. Schmucker was awarded a special certificate of achievement at the close of the seminar. The five-day seminar entailed 40 class hours of concentrated involvement for each participant. Sessions combined lecture-demonstration and practical application in all areas of golf teaching and cdaching methods. Feedback discussions and open "Golforums” enabled participants to reinforce their learning and exchange new ideas in techniques, methodology and motivation.
that the eye is the window to the soul can be extended to include the body. A halo in the eye, known as corneal arcus — may be a clue to diseased coronary arteries, a condition which frequently leads to heart attack. The halo can be seen just by looking at your eyes. , Ophthalmologists, who are eye physicians and surgeons, can also assess the health of your blood vessels by looking into the eye with a combination flashlighttelescope known as an ophthalmoscope. This enables them to see tiny blood vessels in the retina at the back of the eye. Vessels which are narrow and yellow indicate vascular disease. Swollen blood vessels in the eye can be a clue to congestive heart failure. Tiny hemorrhages in the eye may reveal diabetes; if not treated, this can lead to permanent blindness. Eyes that bulge forward often indicate disease of the thyroid gland. Sometimes the bulge is so severe that the eyelids won't close, even during sleep. Furthermore, the ophthalmologist can identify signs in the eyes which reveal the presence of arthritis, and even the kind of arthritis in the body. For instance, children with rheumatoid arthritis often have opaque areas of the eye known as secondary cataract. Crohn’s Disease, which affects the small intestines, reveals itself in eyes which are reddened and when the iris is inflamed.
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