The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 April 1978 — Page 4
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 26,1978
Hospital notes
KCH TUESDAY, APRIL 18 Admissions Virginia Maule, Leesburg Dismissal Carol Dove and daughter, Milford WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 Dismissal Thelma Cress, North Webster THURSDAY, APRIL 20 Admissions Carolyn Drabenstott, Leesburg Baby boy Drabenstott, Leesburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Drabenstott FRIDAY, APRIL 21 Admission Gage Groves, Milford SATURDAY, APRIL 22 Dismissal Carolyn Drabenstott and son, Leesburg SUNDAY, APRIL 23 Admissions Colleen Miller, North Webster Adam Castro, Jr., Milford Goshen TUESDAY, APRIL 18 Admissions Pamela A. Routson, r 2 Syracuse ’Susie Watkins, 412 Parkway Drive, Syracuse WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19 Admissions Joseph Eichberger, r 2 Syracuse Lillie M. Auer, Milford Dismissal Nancy Fribley, r 1 Milford
Court news
Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for a marriage license in the office of county clerk, Jean Messmore: Van Curen-Staker Steven Carl Van Curen, 22, box 196 North Webster and Deborah Lee Staker, 22, r 4 box 101 Syracuse Price-Arnett Harry William Price, Jr., 27, r 5 Warsaw and Sheryl Ann Arnett, 24,612 Baltimore St., Syracuse Becker-Norman Timothy Michael Becker, 22. Lafayette and Mary Elizabeth Norman, 22, r 2 box 238 Syracuse Small Claims R. LaVonne Wiggs vs Frank J. Winters, box 163 North Webster. Plaintiff demands judgment in the amount of $679.58, for cost of action and all other proper relief. Daniel E. Stuckman, Sr. vs Terry Hufford, r 2 Syracuse. Plaintiff demands judgment in the amount of $l2O, for the possession of said real estate and for all other proper relief. Bechtold Soft Water Service, Inc., vs Robert Gates, r 1 box 199 Leesburg. Plaintiff demands judgment in the amount of
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THURSDAY, APRIL 20 Dismissal Jamie Emmert, r 4 Syracuse FRIDAY. APRIL 21 Admission Mary B. Nine, North Webster Dismissals Chester Croy, r 4 Syracuse Pamela Routson, r 2 Syracuse Lucille K. Burson, r 2 Syracuse Marie LeCount, r 3 Syracuse SATURDAY, APRIL 22 Admission Jane E. Green, r 1 North Webster Dismissals Mrs. Terry Cleveland and infant daughter, 206 W. Washington St., Syracuse Jpseph Eichberger, r 2 Syracuse SUNDAY, APRIL 23 Dismissal Mrs. Jesse Garcia and infant son, r 2 Wawasee Heights, Syracuse MONDAY, APRIL 24 Admissions Mary Louise Umbaugh, 2A East Shore Drive, Syracuse Jessie Nordman, r 2 Syracuse Dorothy Kaufman, North Webster TERRI CUSTER HAS SURGERY Terri M. Custer, 17, a junior at Warsaw High School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Custer of r 1 Milford, underwent surgery yesterday (Tuesday) in the Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne on her right leg and face. Terri was seriously injured in an auto accident Saturday night, April 15, when the car she was
$149.29, for cost of action and all other proper relief. Betty Jo Miller vs Richard Boggs, Van Buren St., Leesburg. Plaintiff demands judgment in the amount of $1,272.64, for cost of action and all other proper relief. Plenary The Counting House Bank of North Webster vs Kay C. Ritenour and Willis Ousley, Sr., Sidney. Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendant in the sum of $435.84 together with costs of this action and for all further and proper relief. The Counting House Bank of North Webster vs Forrest D. Reeser and Cheryl Reeser, r 1 Claypool. Plaintiff asks for judgment against the defendant in the sum of $960.52 together with costs of this action and for all further and proper relief. Violations Speeding — Larry J. Stackhouse, 38, North Webster, $45; Timothy W. Steffen, 19, Syracuse,s3s Driving under the influence — Marion G. Carpenter, 24, North Webster, $57
driving went out of control approaching an “S” curve north of Warsaw. She suffered a broken right leg, deep cut to the lower left leg, cut upper lip and other cuts and bruises. She is in room 511 at Parkview. DANA ARTHUR TAKEN TO ELKHART HOSPITAL Dana Arthur, 30, Syracuse, was transferred from the Goshen Hospital to the Elkhart Hospital at 9:57 a.m. Tuesday. She was taken to Elkhart by Goshen aidmen on an emergency transfer. There is no report on her condition. HARRY VANHEMERT IN FORT WAYNE HOSPITAL Turkey Creek Township Assessor Harry VanHemert entered the Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne Tuesday afternoon for observation. He expects to be a patient there the remainder of the week. Cards of thanks CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank my neighbors and friends, for their kindness, letters, gifts, cards, while in the hospital and at my daughter’s home. I enjoyed them very much. May God bless you. Frieda Ruch CARD OF THANKS The officers of Wawasee American Legion Auxiliary 223 wishes to thank everyone who helped make the district luncheon such a success. Especially the membership who cooperated 100 per cent.
Expired operator’s license — Johnie W. Kruscher, 25, Syracuse,s4o Petition To Establish Support Kosciusko County Department of Public Welfare, Cathy Northrup vs George E. Northrup, Cromwell. Petitioner asks the court to order respondent to pay a reasonable sum of support for the support and maintenance of the minor children of the parties, which sum is reasonable in the amount of $45 per week, to the clerk of the court, for the costs of
Obituaries
Waneta Blackburn June 30,1906 - April 25,1978 Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Friday in the Concord United Methodist Church for Mrs. Waneta Blackburn, 71, r 3 Syracuse. Mrs. Blackbum died at her home at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday following a heart attack. She was bom in Kosciusko County on June 30, 1906, to Reuben and Oxie Jane (Tom) Mock. On August 18, 1945, she married William Eugene Blackburn. He preceded her in death on July 12,1967. The deceased was a member of the Concord United Methodist Church, Surviving are two brothers, Dale Mock, r 1 Milford and Howard Mock, r 3 Syracuse. One brother preceded her in death. Rev. Everett Owens, pastor of the church, will officiate at the services. Burial will be in the New Salem cemetery. Friends may call at the Mishler Funeral Home in Milford from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Eva H. Brallier March 20,1909-April 24,1978 Mrs. Eva H. Brallier, 69, of Warsaw, mother of Mrs. Allen (Carol) Avery, r 1 Syracuse, died at 12:35 p.m. Monday in the Mason Health Care Facility. In failing health since October 10, 1977, death resulted from complications following a stroke. Born March 20, 1909, in Florin
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CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone for the cards, prayers, flowers and thoughtfulness during the death of our loved one. Mrs. Herbert Ogle Mrs. Russell Vail family Gerald Martin family Syracuse EMS Robert Ray, 24, 419 Boston Street, Syracuse, was taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital at 9:13 a.m. April 24, after becoming ill. The call was first received at 8:41 am. Four persons were taken to Goshen Hospital at 8:43 a m. April 25, following an automobile accident at the intersection of US 6 and CR 29, north of Syracuse. Transported were Dana Arthur, 30, 201 North Street, Syracuse; Vickie Nyikos, 28, 713 South Huntington, Syracuse; Debbie Manges, 28, r 2 box 437A Syracuse and Shannon Child, 10, Waubee Mobile Home Park, Milford. Vida Warner, 83, box 71 in New Paris, was involved in a car accident at CR 29 and 56 in Elkhart County at 3:42 p.m. April 25. Syracuse EMS treated her at the scene. Milford EMS On Wednesday, April 19, an elderly Milford woman passed out in her home. She was transported to the Goshen Hospital emergency room by the Milford EMS unit. A seven-year-old Milford boy was injured in an auto accident at U.S. 6 and CR 29 in Elkhart County on Tuesday, April 25. He complained of left shoulder pain, bump on the head and a cut on the chin. He also complained of feeling sleepy. He was tran-
this action and for all other relief proper in the premises. Marriage Dissolutions The following couples have filed for a marriage dissolution in the Kosciusko County Superior and Circuit Courts: Fisher — Janice E. Fisher, r 2 box 6CC Milford and Robert E. Fisher, r 2 box 6CC Milford. The couple was married August 3, . 1976'and separated February 15, 1978. Petitioner asks that her marriage to Robert E. Fisher be dissolved and that the court make
County, Okla., she was the daughter of Carl and Ber.ua Klenk. Her marriage to Irl W. Brallier occurred June 3,1947. A housewife and registered lab technician, she- had been employed at the Peabody Home in North Manchester and at the Alfran Nursing Home. She had lived in Indianapolis prior to moving to the Pierceton area in 1945. She was a member of the Spring Creek Church of the Brethren near Sidney. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Avery, she is survived by her husband, Irl; one son, David W. Brallier, Taif, Saudi Arabia; two grandchildren; one step-son, Moyne E. Brallier, Brookins, Ore.; three sisters, Mrs. Earl (Hattie) Morse, Mrs. Morris (Sue) Erlich, both of Marion, Kan., and Mrs. John (Anna) Hansen, Buhler, Kan.; and two brothers, Ted Klenk, Emporia, Kan., and John Klenk, Overland Park, Kan. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Wyman Funeral Home, Pierceton, pending the arrival of David Brallier from Saudi Arabia. Hellie M. Huff April 3,1901 — April 18,1978 Services were held Friday, April 21, in the Wyman Funeral Home, Pierceton, for Nellie M. Huff, 77, 309 North Second Street, Pierceton, sister of Wayne Guy, North Webster, who died of complications last Tuesday in
sported to the Goshen Hospital emergency room. Births GARCIA, Mark Antony Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Garcia, r 2 Wawasee Heights, Syracuse, became the parents of a son, Mark Antony, at 10:05 p.m. Thursday in Goshen Hospital. Mark weighed six pounds, 12 and one-half ounces at birth, and was 19 inches long. Brothers include Randy, 12, Alexander, five and J. J., three. Maternal grandmother is Susie Martinez, San Antonio, Texas. Paternal grandmother is Juanita Garcia, also of San Antonio. CLEVELAND daughter Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cleveland, 206 West Washington Street, Syracuse, became the parents of a girl Wednesday, April 19. The birth occurred in Goshen Hospital. DRABENSTOTT, Daniel Lee Mr. and Mrs. Allen Drabenstott of 303 E. Prairie, Leesburg, are the parents of a son, Daniel Lee, born at 1:16 a m. in the Kosciusko Community Hospital on Thursday, April 20. He weighed six and one fourth pounds and is 20 inches long. They have one older son, David, age three. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hobbs of Warsaw and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Drabenstott of Leesburg. Maternal great-grandparents are Everett Hobbs of Warsaw, Bertha Hobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hall, all of Linton. Paternal great-grandparents are Pansy McGinnis of Leesburg and Charles Drabenstott.
an equitable division of the property of the parties and for all relief proper in the premises. Voland —John A. Voland, r 1 North Webster and Linda D. Voland, r 1 North Webster. The couple was married December 27, 1964 and separated April 13, 1978. Petitioner asks that the bonds of matrimony existing between the parties be dissolved and for an order making an equitable distribution of the property of the parties and for all other just and proper relief in the premises.
Whitley County Hospital, Columbia City. She had been in failing health the past week. A native of Pierceton, she was bom April 3,1901, to Charles and Jenny Guy. She married Floyd Huff January 25, 1919. He died June 27,1969. She was a member of the Pierceton United Methodist Church, a charter member of the Pierceton American Legion Auxiliary, Pierceton Relief Corps, the Kilkare Club and the senior citizens of Pierceton. She was also a housewife. Besides her brother, Wayne Guy, she is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bill (Mary Frances) Hudson, Mentone; one son, Bill Huff, Pierceton; three grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Helen Leedy, Pierceton; and nieces and nephews. Three brothers preceded her in death. Rev. Dennis Keesey officiated at the services and interment was in the Hillcrest cemetery. GWAItfE. THAT PESCRIOES EFFORTS IS MOfze HELPFUL THAN FRA|£g THAT ASCRIBES CHARACTER, PSYCHOLOGISTS JOINT OUT. WHEN you TELL YOUK TEENAGE SOH, FOR EXAMPLE; THAT HE’S ALWAYS SO &OOP ANP GENEROUS ,VOU PUT HIM UNPER AN OBLIGATION To LIVE UPTO that all, the time . RELAXING With him over a refreshing cup OF HOT TEA ANO A SNACK AFTER class is a goop time to praise HIS LATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT/
Parents hear about drugs A talk on drug and alcohol abuse at the high school level was presented to approximately 150 concerned parents and students at the final meeting for the 197778 school year of the Lakeland Concerned Citizens Committee Monday night. The large attendance caused the meeting to be moved into the auditorium so the entire crowd could be accommodated. Wawasee High School principal Henry Smith and Captain Tom Kitch of the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department made the presentation. Mrs. William T. Jones, president of the committee, said, "We think they are problems. Basically this meeting is to let you parents know what some of these problems are.” Smith opened the talk on how the drug and alcohol problem stands at the high school. He said school officials know they have a problem. "We’re alert, were concerned and we tell the truth." He added, "I try to work with the philosophy that I will never swear secrecy. 1 think we probably do good in making recommendations to where parents and students might get help.”' The principal said a 1974 survey of 100 students in the sophomore class showed approximately 70 per cent of the student body had experimented with marijuana He said most of the students are drawn into drugs by peer pressure. He went on to say he tries to keep things on a personal level at the high school so students know they can come to him for help. "I think I have to offer complete individual service to the students. I try to serve in the capacity as a parent. My main goal is to have a wholesome atmosphere for your child.” When a parent comes to him with a problem concerning a student. Smith gets what is called a “total school report” on the juvenile. He gets responses from teachers, counselors and staff involved with the student and then sits down for a conference 0 with the parents and offers advice. Dr. David Robinson, psychometrist at the corporation, also tries to sit in and help. Smith said, "We generally have some direction we’ll give the parent .” He added it is the parent’s decision if an outside agency is called. Smith concluded by saying, "My main objection to the drug scene is what culture it introduces students to.” He stressed that parents should look at the total high school process ■and not at individual students or teachers. "Don’t put the total system down.” Juvenile Crimes Up Kitch next spoke on the increasing rate of juvenile crimes often relating to drugs. He said, "Most of the items taken (in burglaries) are directly convertible to drugs or cash, mostly drugs. When they committed the crime, had to do so for drugs. ” Most of these items include television sets, stereos, guns and jewelry. The police captain went on to say Wawasee High School or Kosciusko County is not unique in its problems. “I try to keep close involvement with this school. But, there is no panacea. We know we don’t have all the an-
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TALK ON DRUGS, ALCOHOL - Captain Torn Kitch. left, of the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s office, and Wawasee High School principal Henry Smith, right, talked about drugs and alcohol abuse in the high school at a meeting of the Lakeland Concerned Citizens Committee Monday night.
swers. There’s strength in numbers.” He said there is a lot of crosscommunication between the schools and police. "The schools and police must work together Together we’ve made significant strides. We want a reputation that cops and Wawasee are working together and that we do agree soundly on the principle that drugs are not good, that alcohol shouldn’t be brought into the schools." Each month county, Syracuse and sometimes Milford and North Webster police meet with school officials. Kitch continued by saying when a call is received at the county jail, the school is more than likely contacted. "They (schools) are probably best at first hand knowledge.” But., he added the police do solicit information which is often useful. He said, "A lot of our information comes from people. Police don't solve crimes; crimes are solved because people do care We’ve all got to work together. ’’ At the close of the presentation, questions were answered. The next meeting of the committee will be fall. 1978-79 school year. San Marcos University in Lima is one of the oldest universities in the western hemisphere. It was founded in 1551, 85 years before Harvard University.
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