The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 December 1978 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., December 20,1978

Hospital notes

KCH WEDNESDAY. DEC. 6 Admissions James J. Tackett. Milford Maurine A Eagon. Syracuse Dismissals James J. Tackett. Milford MONDAY, DEC. 11 Admissions Constance K. Amick. North Webster Betty J. Henshew. Syracuse Baby boy Amick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Amick. North Webster Tony C. Germonprez, North Webster Dismissals Mary M. Runyan. North Webster Maurine A. Eagon. Syracuse TUESDAY. DEC. 12 Admissions Eva M Ratliff, Leesburg Deborah L. Bird, Milford Margaret E Kendrick, Leesburg Dismissals Misty L. Caudill, Syracuse Elizabeth R. Cooper, Leesburg Tony C. Germonprez, North Webster WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13 . Dismissals Kathryn E. Ogan. Leesburg

Court news

Marriages The following couples have filed for a marriage license in the otnce of county clerk, Jean Messmore; Brown-Munson Daniel Fuller Brown, 28, r 1 box 70 Milford and Nilah Elizabeth Munson, 32, 601 Oak Glen Drive, Warsaw Smith-Scholle Thomas Ray Smith, 29, r 1 box 540 North Webster and Kama Luann Scholle, 25, North Webster Mays-Carr Roger Rex Mays, 28, r 1 box 117E, Syracuse and Connie Sue Carr, 2o', 123 E. Shore, Syracuse Meck-Heare Timothy Kerry Meek, 28. r 2 Leesburg and Susan Jean Heare, 25, Leesburg Contos-Longenecker Kim Contos, 23. r 1 box 78V,

S state bank of Syracuse FDIC NOTICE The State Bank Os Syracuse Will Be Closed Christmas Day Monday, December 25 Why is there a need for a funeral? VAI A funeral offers a bereaved ’ family the unique moment of sharing...sharing a memory of the departed one. It brings together family and friends, helping each to face the ultimate deI parture of the deceased. ■ I in < fr. isKutKi Harris Funeral Home SR 13 & CR 1000, 3’6 Miles From Syracuse And North Webster City limits i | I Ml I llfl 1 i I ,> K | ■ ■■ S Blocker-Harris Funeral Home 506 S. Fifth St. — Goshen

Betty J Henshew. Syracuse THURSDAY. DEC. 14 Admission John G. Plank. Syracuse Dismissals Constance K. Amick and infant son. North Webster Eva M Ratliff, Leesberg Deborah L. Bird. Milford Margaret E. Kendrick, Leesburg FRIDAY. DEC. 15 Dismissal JohnG. Plank. Syracuse SUNDAY. DEC. 17 Admissions Laura A. Smith. Leesburg Goshen TUESDAY. DEC. 12 Dismissals Ivan Workman, r 3 Syracuse Mrs. Ronald Shepard and infant daughter, r 1 Leesburg WEDNESDAY. DEC. 13 Admissions Cora Sue Eisenhour. r 5 Syracuse James Wogoman, r 4 Syracuse Dismissals William Donat. 424 S. Harrison St., Syracuse Christine H. Waldrop, r 5 Syracuse Isaac Witmer, r 3 Syracuse

Leesburg and Jennifer Colette Longenecker, 22, r 1 box 37, North Webster Marriage Dissolutions The following couples have filed for a dissolution of marriage in Kosciusko County Circuit and Superior courts: Bohlin — Suzanne Bohlin. r 2 box 71 Leesburg and James J Bohlin. Fort Wayne. Married July 1, 1973 the couple separated November 4.1978. Petitioner asks that her marriage be dissolved; that the real and personal property of the parties be equitably divided and for further relief in the premises. Copeland — Judith A. Copeland, box 269 North Webster and Douglas D. Copeland, r 2 box 163 North Webster. Married May 27, 1978 the couple separated November 8, 1978. The petitioner

THURSDAY. DEC. 14 Admissions Deanna L. Durbin, r 2 Syracuse Edna A. Wolfe. North Webster Dismissal Cora Sue Eisenhour, r 5 Syracuse FRIDAY. DEC. 15 Admission Edalia Arriola. 212 E. Fourth St. Milford Dismissal Lois Torrance, r 4 Syracuse SATURDAY. DEC. IK Dismissals Edalia Arriola, 212 E. Fourth St , Milford Darren Thornburg, r 2 Syracuse SUNDAY. DEC. 17 Admission Robin J. Haney, r 2 Leesburg Dismissal James Vest, r 2 North Webster MONDAY. DEC. IX Admissions Richard Coy. Jr., 118 Allen St.. Syracuse Margaret E. Eldridge. 78 E. Shore Drive. Syracuse Dismissal Deanna Durbin, r 2 Syracuse In memoriam IN MEMORIAM In memory of Dan Musser who

asks for a dissolution of her marriage, asks the court to make equitable division of the properties, that her former name be restored to her. for an order for the payment of the service of petitioner’s attorney's fees, costs of the action and for all other proper relief. Richardson — Bobby Gene Richardson. Kosciusko County and Janet Lee Richardson, r 1 box 144 Milford. Married July 31. 1963, the couple separated December 3. 1978. Petitioner asks that the marriage be dissolved, custody and control of minor children be given to the respondent and the petitioner be ordered to pay support, equitable division of the properties and debts, for all other proper relief in the premises. The following claims have been filed in Kosciusko County Circuit Court, Gene Lee. judge: On Note People State Bank, Leesburg vs Rocky Hunter, r 1 Leesburg.

Obituaries

John VanLue June 13. 1930— Dec. 17. 1978 Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. today (Wednesday) for John R VanLue, 48, 155 North Shore Drive, Syracuse. Death came at 2:55 a.m. on Sunday, shortly after his admission to Goshen Hospital, and was due to a heart condition. Born at Rochester on June 13, 1930, a son of Orvan and Mildred (Amick) VanLue, he had resided in the Syracuse community for the past 16 years moving from

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passed away one year ago. December 27. God took away the one I loved He took him to the City Fair I'll be with him again someday And there will be no parting there. Wife — Lois Musser Birth ESENWEIN, Erika Suzanne Mr. and Mrs. Philip Esenwein. r 1 Leesburg, are the parents of a daughter. Erika Suzanne, born Monday, Dec. 18, in the Goshen Hospital. She weighed seven pounds, five and one half ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Clouse of Leesburg and Mrs. Don Plymale of Kokomo. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Esenwein of Wakarusa. Maternal great-grandmothers are Mary Metzler and Hazel Clouse, both o!f Nappanee. Erika has a sister Amber who is three. Card of thanks CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends for their cards, flowers, and acts of assistance during my stay in Goshen Hospital. Lawrence E. Warble

Plaintiff demands judgment of the defendant in the sum of $3,000 and for all other proper relief. People State Bank, Leesburg vs Toni and Evelyn Archer, r 6 Warsaw. Plaintiff demands judgment against the defendants in the sum of $2,000 and for all other relief. The following persons were assessed fines in Warsaw City Court. Milo Lightfoot, judge: Speeding — James Lohse, 34, Leesburg, S4O; Stanley Kilmes. 17, Milford, S4O; Norma Boyer, 41, Leesburg, S4O; Larry Cohen, 30, Leesburg, $47; Linda Welling, 35, Leesburg, $35 The following claims have been filed in Kosciusko County Court, Loren Collier, judge: Small Claims Sasso Veterinary Hosptial. r 5 N box 537 Warsaw, filed claims on the following people: Mike Heintzelman, r 1 box 481 Leesburg, $90.75; Aaron Henesley, box 311, North Webster,sl43.2s; Goreen Fuller, r 3

Akron. He was married on December 3. 1950 atCipton to the former Eloyce Brinegar, now a Syracuse school teacher, and she survives. Mr. VanLue was the Heyde Station manager at Syracuse, and a member of Grace Lutheran Church. He was a former scout master at Syracuse and was associated with the Syracuse Drum and Bugle Corps. He served with the Marine Corps, during the Korean War. In addition to the widow, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Stephen (Diane) Elliott of Syracuse; three sons, Don VanLue. Dave VanLue, and Doug VanLue. all of Syracuse; two grandchildren; one sister. Rebecca Sue Kerr, Orient. Ohio, and a brother. William Joseph VanLue of Mailand, Fla. Rev. Steven Archer officiated for the service and interment was in Syracuse cemetery. William J. Harris July 30.1913 — Dec. 19,1978 William J. Harris, 65, of North Webster passed away at 8 a.m. on Tuesday in Whitley County Hospital at Columbia City

CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all those who sent cards, food and flowers at the death of our loved one. They were appreciated Special thanks to Rev. Greenwood. The Family of Ren Clark CARD OF THANKS Thanks to those who sent gifts, cards, phone calls, and visits during and after my stay in hospital and Rev. Everett Owens Bill Motts Milford EMS Only two runs were made during the past week by the Milford Emergency Unit Last Wednesday. Dec. 13. they transported an 86-year-old woman who had fallen down. She complained of back pain On Thursday they transported a 23-year-old pregnant lady, who had neck pains resulting from an auto accident on SR 15 south of town. Syracuse EMS Ricky Amorey, 18. 939 East Fort Wayne Street, Warsaw, on station for cut on right index finger, dressed wound and man

box 38A Syracuses, $39.50 John Newcomb vs Rex Westerman, r 1 Milford. Plaintiff demands judgment against the defendant in the sum of $314, costs of the action and all other proper relief in the premises. Violations Speeding — John Stump, 33. Milford. $45; Tamara Wagoner. 17. North Webster, $35; Tracy Tillett, 16, Leesburg. $35; Furnish alcohol to minors — Daniel Barrett, Syracuse, $79 Illegal consumption of alcohol — Randy Sindelar, North Webster, $35 Plenary Counting House Bank vs M K Metals Corporation, Atwood Plaintiff demands judgment that it is entitled to immediate possession of the following described personal property, a used Allis-Chalmers model ACC6OL-SF lift truck, bearing serial number 17312132 and for such further relief as the premises required.

following an illness of two years. Born on July 30, 1913, in Grant County, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris, he had resided in the North Webster community for the past 20 years, moving there from Marion. His wife, the former Elsie Wagoner, to whom he was married on November 25, 1935, preceded him in death in 1977, He was owner-operator of Webster Machine Co. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Danny (Billie Sue) Sicks of North Webster; two sons, Jim Harris and Joe Harris, both of North Webster; five grandchildren; and three brothers, Walter. Ernest and Loren, all of Fort Wayne. Friends may call at the Harris Funeral Home from 3-5 and 7-9 on Wednesday. Services will be held at the funeral home at 1 p.m. on Thursday with Rev. Jimmie Halloman officiating. Interment will be in North Webster cemetery.

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did not want to be transported to hospital. The EMS unit was dispatched to rural North Webster at 9:18 am. on Thursday for Edna Wolfe. 81. who had become dizzy and weak. She was transported to Goshen Hospital. The unit transported Lisa Logan. 27, r 2 Syracuse, to Goshen Hospital at 3:42 p.m. on Thursday after the patient complained of severe head pain. Grace Bostic, 69. 201 West Brooklyn. Syracuse, was transported to Goshen Hospital at 10:33 p.m Thursday after becoming ill at her apartment Fred Kosecki. 64. r 4 Syracuse sustained a fall down the stairs at 4:59 p.m. on Saturday sustaining

h'l / A H >Lft_ ft ft ft I - jjBSMSMF- •. ; aF! BjgßdWr am ■ IMraiMLT- 53 ah mHb * Wwl. M CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS — Children at the Milford Elementary School celebrated the ; Christmas holiday this week by presenting two Christmas programs to parents and friends. ’’ On Monday night, the third and fourth grade classes presented traditional Christmas music. Third grade teachers are Mrs. Ann Watts. Mrs. Myra Gunden and Mrs. Joan Folk. Fourth grade teachers are Mrs. Lura Hooverand Richard Fehnel. This morning < Wednesday) the first and second grade children performed the nativity and an old fashioned Christmas. Above, these children rehearse. In front, are: David Rosenberry. Amy Burke and Jason Brooks. Standing on risers are. first row from left: Tina Clouse. Dawn Speicher and Chantel Drake: second row: Cyndi Poort. Paula Mullins. Shawna Miller and Toby Harney : and third row: Jeni Baumgartner, Jon Hare. Chris Schwartz. Tina Miller and Brian Calvert. First grade teachers include: Mrs. Julie Gunden. Mrs. Betty Lambert and Mrs. Donna Long. Second grade teachers are: Mrs. Charlotte Cook. Anabelle Anglin and Evie Day.

Make that a dozen kamikaze pilots —to go Ugandan President Idi Amin is at it again. This time the African dictator has written to the Japanese government asking it to send kamikaze pilots to Uganda. What plans Amin has for the World War II pilots, who luckily escaped their suicide mission when the war ended, is uncertain. Japanese Emperor Hirohito, however, has sent him a polite — and noncommital — response. "Most people judge men only by success or by fortune." La Rochefoucauld

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a laceration and bruises, patient was transported to Goshen Hospital. John VanLue. 48. 155 North Shore Drive. Syracuse, was transported to Goshen Hospital at 12:23 a.m. on Sunday after becoming ill at his home Members of the EMS were called to the intersection of CR 33 and CR 50 north of Syracuse at 4:26 Monday afternoon for an auto accident patient. Tillie Elliott, 44. 1832 Sharon Street. Warsaw, complained of arm and back pain from the mishap, and was transported to Goshen Hospital. The EMS was called to the home of Tom Ruth, 23. r 1 Syracuse at 6:37 a m . on Tuesday

when he became ill at his home, and was transported to Goshen Hospital. Vern Sholtey. 59. r 5 Syracuse, was treated by EMS members at his home at 8:32 p m. Tuesday, and was advised to see his doctor J- ' It would take millions of tiny bacteria to cover the head of a pin.