The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 November 1978 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 22, 1978

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Obituaries

Mrs. Raymond Price Aug. 4,1914 — Nov. 18,1978 Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) in the Weir’s Mortuary Chapel in Crescent City, Calif., for Mrs. Francess Ida (Maraviov) Price, 64, South Gate, Calif., sister of Hilda Seiffert and Elisabeth, Syracuse. Mrs. Price was born in Chicago, 111., on August 4,1914, to Jacob and Mary (Wagner) Maraviov. She married Raymond M. Price in Ligonier on June 14,1931, and he survives. Other survivors include a daughter, Nan Marie Orndoff, Smith River, Calif.; a son, James Raymond, San Francisco; three grandsons, a granddaughter; a sister, Emilia Morrissey and three brothers, Henry, Frank and Arthur, all of California; a half brother, George Grahn; two half sisters, Helen Genthner, Chicago. Her parents, a sister, Margritte, and a granddaughter preceded her in death.

Hospital notes

Goshen TUESDAY, NOV. 14 Dismissals Hulda Graff, r 1 Milford Hazel Dempsey, 406 S. Harrison St., Syracuse Arthur Smith, r 1 Leesburg WENDESDAY, NOV. 15 Admission Verla M. Beesley, North Webster Dismissals Daniel Brouillette, Milford Maurice Koher, 700 S. Huntington St.. Syracuse Mrs. James Thayer and infant daughter. 730 N. Huntington St., Syracuse THURSDAY, NOV 16 Admission Sara Levernier, r 1 Milford SATURDAY, NOV. 18 Admission Pam Custer, Milford Dismissals Gaylord Jones, 34 N. Shore Drive. Syracuse Mrs. Ned Speicher and infant daughter, r 1 Milford Verla Beezley, North Webster

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IN EVERYTHING GIVE THANKS In EVERYTHING? Certainly! Thank God for health and continue to praise Him in ill-health; for prosperity, and also in adversity; when surrounded by kind friends, and when despised and forsaken; when sheltered beneath a good roof, and when in a hovel. Indeed, it is not the material condition that evokes thanks, but the heart condition. "Great is Thy faithfulness, Lord unto me." For the food upon my table, For the clothes that I may wear, For trees and flowers, birds For the shelter of my little home. and bees, For all the comforts there: And the skies above the blue. For health to do my daily tasks, For eyes that I may see, Oh, I couldn't count my blessings, For ears to hear the songs of joy, I have many, many more, Dear God, I now thank Thee. And each day I am more thankful Than I was the day before. For light that brightens every day And for Christ my loving Savior, And my peaceful rest at night. Throughout all Eternity, For the still small voice that helps My grateful heart will sing me choose Thy praise Between the wrong and right. Anc ] offer thanks to Thee. For the fellowship of my friends, And neighbors kind and true; —Anonymous • Morning Worship Services — 10:30 A.M. (Services For All Ages, Nursery Through ''lll *■ a JB Adu,t) IBBk J • Sunday Evening Services At * I 7pM ar* • ; • • Family Night Bible Study And ■ Wild West Program —7 P.M. - Wednesday Robert Greenwood Richard Brouillette Minister Associate Minister MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford

A rosary was held in the Weir’s Chapel at 7 p.m. on Tuesday and interment was in Smith River (Calif.) cemetery. Kathryn Gibbs Sept. 20, 1914 — Nov. 19,1978 Mrs. Max (Kathryn Dawn) Gibbs, 64, r 1 Vandalia, Mich., died at 12:45 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 19, in her home. She was born in Leesburg on September 20, 1914, to Fred and Bertha (Blankenbaker) Seward and was a 1931 graduate of Warsaw High School. On June 25, 1939 she was married to Max Gibbs in Indianapolis. He survives. Mrs. Gibbs was a former United Telephone Company employee and was a member of the First United Methodist Church in South Bend. She was also a member of the KumDouble Sunday School Class and the Progress Club. Services were held at 11 a m. this morning ( Wednesday) in the Welsheimer North Chapel in

SUNDAY, NOV. 19 Admissions Albert R. Hostetler, r 5 Syracuse Susan Thornburg, r 2 Syracuse Linda L. Nicolai, 72196 SR 13 Syracuse Maria L. Garza, Milford Dismissal Tlitha Thompson, r 1 Leesburg MONDAY, NOV. 20 Admissions Melissa S. Jones, r 5 Syracuse Robert Charles Weybright, 17132 US 6 Syracuse Monica Lambright, r 1 Syracuse Dismissal Mrs. Jerry Howard and infant daughter, r 2 Syracuse KOH MONDAY, NOV. 13 Dismissal Ellen Adams, Leesburg TUESDAY, NOV. 14 Admission Ernestine V. Urschel, Syracuse THURSDAY, NOV. 16 Admission Kathy A. Cornelius, Leesburg FRIDAY, NOV. 17 Admissions Harley Martin, North Webster Theodore Popenfoose, Leesburg Michael Secrest, North Webster Karen Wood, North Webster Helen Maish, Leesburg Dismissal Doris M. Anglin, Leesburg SATURDAY. NOV. 18 Admissions Tammy Susan, North Webster

South Bend. Rev. Kenneth Hemphill officiated with burial in the Oakwood cemetery, Warsaw. Mrs. William Dorsey April 12.1893 — Nov. 17,1978 Mrs. Catharine C. Dorsey, 85, r 1 Cromwell, stepmother of Maurice Dorsey, North Webster, passed away at 6 a.m. in her home on Friday. A lifetime resident of the Cromwell community, she served as an agent with an insurance company for years. She was a member of the United Methodist Women and Washington Township Extension Homemakers Club. Mrs. Dorsey was born April 12, 1893. Her marriage to Oscar Correll took place June 2, 1912 and he died in 1960. She was married October 20, 1962 to William Dorsey in Warsaw, and he preceded her in death in 1966. In addition to the Syracuse stepson, survivors include three

Baby boy Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wood, North Webster Dismissals Ernestine V. Urschel, Syracuse Harley Martin, North Webster Helen Maish, Leesburg UNDERGOES EYE SURGERY AT INDIANAPOLIS J. Homer Shoop, president of the Counting House Bank at North Webster, is expected home today (Wednesday) from Indianapolis where he underwent major eye surgery to correct a detached retina on Friday. He has been in Wishard Memorial Hospital, and is reported making satifactory recovery. RECUPERATING AT KCH Michael Fishbaugh of North Webster remains a patient in room 319A at Kosciusko Com-

Court news

Small Claims Thornburg Drug Company, box 97 Syracuse has filed claims on the following persons: John Mast, box 608 Cromwell, $309.44; Richard Coy, Syracuse, $74.17; Maybe that's why affairs never last more than 15 months The bounds of love are not endless after all. A study by a California State Polytechnic University professor concludes that the average love affair lasts just 15 months. Professor F. B. Meeker, associate professor of psychology, interviewed 105 men and women whose romances had just ended and found that 94 per cent felt they would fall in love again and that 87 per cent expected the new love to be as intense as the old. Meeker found that men cited sex as the single most important factor in keeping a relationship going. Women put sex fifth on. the list, below such factors as love, meeting mutual needs and similarity of attitudes and beliefs.

grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; and three stepgrandchildren. One son, Charles Correll, preceded her in death in 1972. Rev. Allen Holmes of the Indian Village United Methodist Church officiated and burial was in Indian Village cemetery. Mrs. James Sutton Funeral services were held today (Wednesday) at Indianapolis for Mrs. James (Rosemary Dyer) Sutton of 290 Williams Drive, Indianapolis, and sister-in-law of Mrs. William T. (Jeanne) Jones, Jr., of Syracuse. Death came Sundaymorning at Indianapolis following an illness of two weeks. A longtime summer resident of Lake Wawasee, she was a graduate of Butler University and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and Saint Luke’s United Methodist Church. In addition, survivors include three children, Mrs. Jerry Fenstermacher of Indianapolis.

munity Hospital in Warsaw where he was admitted one week prior for a collapsed lung. He may now have visitors and expects to remain hospitalized for one more week. Fishbaugh is a radio dispatcher at the North Webster police station. Births WALDBESER, Kara Jo Mr. and Mrs. Ben Waldbeser, r 1 Milford, are the parents of their first daughter, Kara Jo, born Saturday, Nov. 18, at 4:04 p.m. in the Elkhart Hospital. She weighed eight pounds, six ounces and was 21 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Abbott, Elkhart and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Waldbeser,

Donna Hapner, r 4 box 134A Syracuse, s3l; Cathryn Flynn. North Webster, $52.99; Wayne Stidams, r 1 North Webster, $45.57; Joseph Krall, r 2 box 167 North Webster, $40.08; Max Menzie, r 2 North Webster. $36.77 Love Furniture and Appliances, 116 S. Huntington, Syracuse vs Jean Miller, r 2 box 319 Nappanee. The Plaintiff asks judgment against the defendant in the sum of SIOO, costs of the action and all other proper relief. Norma Brown, r 1 Leesburg vs Arlene Wyman, 1146*2 Ed-

H ' WIL n ■ ii *' FRIDAY ACCIDENT — A 1967 Ford pick-up truck driven by Carl J. Vanover, r 2 Syracuse, was damaged in a one-vehicle mishap last Friday, Nov. 17, on the Syracuse-Milford Road. Vanover was traveling east on the road when he went off the side of the road and struck a pole trying to avoid an oncoming car. The accident occurred at 5:10 p.m. No damage estimate was given. State patrolman Mike Barnett investigated.

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Fred Sisson, Nashville and John Sisson, Bloomington; her mother, Kate Dyer of Indianapolis; and five grandchildren. . Dora Hill Dec. 12,1900 —Nov. 16,1978 Mrs. Dora Hill, 77, Cambridge Square Apartments, Muncie, mother of Marion Acton, Milford Junior High School principal, died at 7:50 a m. Thursday, in the Ball Memorial Hospital. She had been failing in health for about a year. She was born in Jay County on December 12, 1900, to Troy and Bertha (Holmes) Huey. She lived in Jay County until 1927 when she moved to Muncie and worked at the Acme-Les Corp for 25 years. Other survivors, in addition to her son, Marion, are two other sons, Keith Acton. Wolcottville and Herbert Acton. Jacksonville. Fla.; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Margaret Knight, Fort Smith, Ark.; 18 grandchildren; 30 greatgrandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Milford. Mae Haines, Nappanee, is the paternal greatgrandmother. GROSS daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross of r 2 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter born at Goshen Hospital on Friday, Nov. 17. HAAB, Mark Steven Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haab of r 5 Syracuse are the parents of a nine pound, one and one-half ounce son, Mark Steven, born on Friday, Nov. 17 at 5:28 p.m. in Goshen Hospital. The newborn measured 20 inches and has twin sisters, Becki and Bobbi, five and one-half years of age, and a brother, Jay, two, also with a November 17 birthday.

wardsburg, Elkhart. Plaintiff demands judgment against the defendant in the amount of $589.69, costs of the action and for all other proper relief. Mabel M. Mishler, box 93 Milford vs Carla Hartter, box 385 Milford. Plaintiff demands judgment against the defendant in the sum of S4OO, costs of the action and all other proper relief. Booked by police Four men were arrested, one from Ligonier and three from Syracuse, at 12:42 p.m. on Friday

Fern Miller, New Corydon and Mrs. Mary Steinbrenner, Van Wert, Ohio; two brothers, Donald and Raymond Huey, both of Fort Wayne. Services were held Saturday, Nov. 18, in the Meeks Mortuary, Muncie. Rev. Harold Pierce officated and burial was in the Elm Ridge cemetery, Muncie. Lloyd Johnson Feb. 9. 1895 — Nov. 18,1978 Funeral services were held Tuesday for Lloyd M. (Bud) Johnson. 83. of Nappanee and father of William Johnson of Syracuse. Death came Saturday morning in his home following an illness of several months. Mr. Johnson was born in Nappanee on February 9. 1895, and owned and operated his own drug store in Nappanee for 40 years. His marriage to the former Mabelle Richards took place in 1919, and she died in 1957 He married Edna Coppes on June 12. 1960, and she survives.

Mrs. Emma Furrer of Wolcott is the maternal grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haab. Syracuse, the paternal grandparents. WOOD son Mr. and Mrs. Micahel Wood, North Webster, are the parents of a son born last week at Kosciusko Community Hospital, Warsaw. ) HOWARD daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard, r 2 1 Syracuse, are the parents of a 1 baby girl born on Saturday. Nov. 18, at Goshen Hospital. i RIDER infant Mr. and Mrs. Brent Rider, r 1 , North Webster, are the parents of ’ a daughter born at Goshen Hospital on Sunday, Nov. 19.

at Shanklin Park in Goshen, and booked with visiting a common nuisance. They were taken into custody by members of the Elkhart County Sheriff’s department, and one of the men reportedly admitted they had been smoking marijuana. They were arrested in a Jeep parked at the park. Cited were Dennis Cole. 19, Bonell Apartments, Ligonier; Michael Poyser, 27, 119 W. Washington, Syracuse; Kent Renner, 25. r 3 Syracuse; and James Cole, 27, 725 Front Street, Syracuse.

The deceased was a veteran of World War I, and a retired pharmacist. He was a 50-year member of the Nappanee Masonic lodge, and a member of the American Legion at Nappanee, the South Bend Scottish Rite and Fort Wayne Shrine Club. In addition to the widow and Syracuse son, he is survived by two other sons, David of Elkhart and Gene. Plainfield; two stepsons. John S. Coppes of Concord, Calif., and Alan Coppes. Decatur; two stepdaughters. Mrs. Joan Robaska, Mishawaka, and Mrs. Marcia Markin, Pullman, Wash.; eight grandchildren; and seven stepgrandchildren. Rev. Don Clarke of the First Presbyterian Church officiated for the service and interment was in Union Center cemetery. Anna Coburn Nov. 23. 1958 — Nov. 15. 1978 Funeral services for Mrs. Steven (Anna Marie) Coburn. 19. 430 Dolan Drive, Syracuse, were

Card of thanks CARD OF THANKS We shall remember always, with deep gratitude, the manykindnesses shown us during our recent bereavement. The family of Margaret Naomi Kitson Milford EMS Only one run was made by the Milford Emergency Medical Serivce last week. The lone run was on Thursday. Nov. 16. when the EMS received a call at 2:30 a m. when a 19-year-old woman fainted at ChoreTime. She suffered a lump to the back of the head and was transported to the Kosciusko Community Hospital emergency room. Syracuse EMS The Syracuse EMS crew made Carlyle Epert, 72, Syracuse, comfci table and transported him to Gosher. Hospital last Saturday morning. The patient complained of numbness in the arms and chest and was slightly nauseated Syracuse ambulance workers ad' .sed Evelyn Stiver, 52, Syracuse, to see a doctor for

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held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Harris Funeral Home, Syracuse. Mrs. Coburn died unexpectedly of a heart condition at 7:30 p.m. last Wednesday at her home. Born November 23, 1958 in Lima, Ohio, she was the daughter of Lawrence and Catherine (Brown) Birkel, She married Steven Coburn on April 19, 1977. She was a 1976 graduate of Wawasee High School. Survivors include her husband, Steven; one son, Joshua Jacob, at home; her father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Birkel, Syracuse; one brother and one sister, Howard Birkel and Mary Jo Birkel, both of Syracuse; one step-brother, Tom Dahl, Syracuse; and three stepsisters, Robin and Brenda Dahl, Syracuse, and Mrs. Stacy (Darla) Terrell. Burbank, Calif. A grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Borden, Springfield, Ohio, also survives. Rev. Phil Frew, pastor of the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Syracuse, officiated for the funeral and the deceased was buried in the Syracuse cemetery.

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