The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 May 1979 — Page 5

Obituaries

Accident claims second victim — Roy I. Garman

The semi-trailer and truck accident that occurred on Monday, May 14, on SR 15 south of New Paris claimed its second victim, Roy 1. Garman, Leesburg. Garman, 76, 208 E. Van Buren Street, Leesburg, died Thursday, May 17, at 6:45 p.m, in the Goshen Hospital. He had multiple lacerations and contusions due to the accident. Garman was born on July 11. 1902, in Elkhart to George and Mantha (Barrick) Garman. He married Oda Kring in Warsaw on April 12,1924. She survives Survivors including his widow are four sons, Richard P Garman, Gary, DeVon Garman, Battle Creek, Mich., Keith Garman, South Bend and Jim Garman, Leesburg; three daughters. Mi's John (Betty) Money heffer, Leesburg, Mrs. Charles (Donna) Bowker, New Carlisle, and Miss Judy Garman, at home; 18 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Ray (Bernice) Castetter, Ligonier; and one brother, Earl Garman, Elkhart. Catherine Palmero June 7,1923 — May 20. 1979 Mrs. Anthony (Catherine) Palmero, 55, of 22934 SR 120 Elkhart, died at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, May 20, at Elkhart Hospital, after being a patient there since March. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gale Green of Milford. Mrs. Palmero was born on June 7, 1923, in York, Pa. She married Anthony J. Palmero, in Elkhart on June 24, 1950 He survives. Other survivors include a sister, Mrs. Don (Dorothy) Rock of Grand Junction. Colo Her brother died in 1965. Before her illness she had been the finance counselor at Elkhart Hospital for four years. She had also been the vice-president of the Third District Young Democrats from 1955-59 and was a Certified auditor in the Indiana Department of Revenue under governors Walsh, Branagan and Whitcomb. She had been a member of the Saint John’s Catholic Church? in Goshen, the Indiana State Employee Pension Fund and the Elkhart City Democratic Women's Club. Services were held on Tuesday, May 22, at the Saint Vincent cemetery. Rev. James Cis. pastor of the Saint John's Catholic Chur(*h in Goshen of* — ficiated.

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Services were Monday, May 21. at 10:30 a m in Goshen with pastor Irvin Miller" of the New Salem Church of the Brethren officiating Interment was in the Prairie Street cemetery, Elkhart. Cody Lee Foltz Graveside services were held at 10:30 a m Monday at the Milford cemetery for Cody Lee Foltz, infant son of Edward and Jackie (Heckaman) Foltz, Jr., of r 1 box 124 C Milford. Cody Lee was stillborn in the Kosciusko Community Hospital at 3:10 am. Saturday. Surviving with the parents are a sister, Vickie Lee and a brother, Mitchell Lee, both at home; the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heckaman of r 1 Milford and Edward Newcomer of Nappanee; a maternal great-grandmother. Mrs. Robert Heckaman of r 2 Milford; the paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Edward Foltz, Sr Leesburg; and

Hospital notes

Goshen TUESDAY. MAY 15 Admission Joe Estep, 211 N Main. Milford THURSDAY. MAY 17 Dismissal Helen W. Murchie. r 2 Leesburg FRIDAY. MAY 18 Dismissals Selma Rodgers, r 4 Syracuse Cinda Culver and infant daughter, box 5 North Webster. SATURDAY. MAY 19 Admission Zoa Metcalf, r 1 Leesburg Dismissals Eugene Moser. 11880 CR 52 Syracuse Mrs. Dennis Meyer and infant daughter, r 3 box 196 Syracuse SUNDAY. MAY 20 < Admissions i C. J. Menzie, box 114 North ( Webster s Jack A. Lewallen, r 2 box 134 I North Webster < Gussie Hastings, r 1 Leesburg 1

paternal great-grandfathers. Don Foltz of Mishawaka and Merl Miller of North Webster. Rev. David Widmoyer, pastor of the Hastings United Methodist Church officiated. Charles E. Hougey May 21. 1934 — May 18,1979 Charles E. Hougey, 44. r 2 North Webster, died Friday, May 18. at 11:30 p.m., in Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, due to complications following surgery. Hougey was born in Wapato, Wash., on May 21, 1934, to Harry and Agnes (Vierling) Hougey. He had been living in North Webster for the last nine years. On November 12, 1955, he married Joyce Pandolf i. She survives. He had been a truck driver for Mainliner Motor Express; a veteran of the Korean Conflict, and a member of the Moose Lodge. Omaha, Neb. Survivors including his wife are his mother, Mrs. Agnes Duffy of Yakimi, Wash.; two daughters. Mrs. James (Charlotte) Muzyka of Sierra Vista. Ariz , and Patricia, at home; one son, Douglas, at home: and one sister. Mrs. Vance

Dismissals Wesley Coy, r 2 box 338 Syracuse. Marylin Smith. 14627 CR 52 Syracuse MONDAY. MAY 21 Admissions Wanda Rutka. r 4 box 33D Syracuse Laura Beth Grothaus, r 1 box 13A Syracuse Jody J. Wright, r 2 box 62 Syracuse Patricia Farber. Syracuse, Carol Dove and infant daughter. Milford SUNDAY. MAY 20 Admissions Joyce Smith, Milford Beatrice Clark. North Webster Dismissal Jacqualine Foltz, Milford JOE ESTEP HOSPITALIZED Joe O. Estep. Milford, suffered a heart attack last week and is in the intensive care unit at the Goshen Hospital. He was transported to South Bend Memorial Hospital early this week for tests and returned to the Goshen Hospital.

(Joan) Baxter, Troutdale, Oreg. Service was held on Tuesday, May 22. at 2 p.m. at the North Webster cemetery, O. Rex Lindemood officiated. Bertha Bransford Nov, 24 1911 — May 16,1979 Mrs. Paul (Bertha Blanche) Bransford, 67, r 1 Epworth Forest, North Webster, died in Goshen Hospital. Wednesday, May 16. at 5:20 p.m. She had been failing in health for several years. She was born in Argos on November 24, 1911, to Edward and Alice (Miller) Overmeyer On March 26, 1932. she married Paul (Slim) Bransford. He survives. Mrs. Bransford had lived in North Webster for 30 years after moving from Argos. As a homemaker she was a member of the North Webster United Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband; one son, Jimmie Bransford. Buchanan. Mich.; one grandson; two brothers. Ralph Overmeyer. Rochester and Eddie Overmeyer. North Webster. Funeral services were held Saturday. May 19, at 10:30 a.m. in the Harris Funeral Home,

KCH WEDNESDAY. MAY 16 Admissions Everett Gilbert, Milford Shawn Vance, Leesburg . THURSDAY, MAY 17 Admissions Carol Dove and infant daughter, Milford Patricia Farber, Syracuse FRIDAY. MAY 18 Admissions William Fisher. Syracuse Jack Garton. Leesburg Dismissals Amos Poe, Leesburg Raymond Hawkins, Leesburg Darvin Lafferty. Leesburg SATURDAY. MAY 19 Admission Jacqualine Foltz, Milford Dismissals Paula Granger, Syracuse Cynthia Roberts. Syracuse Card of thanks CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank the Milford Emergency, relatives, bowling friends, neighbors, friends and Kosciusko Community Hospital for all their acts of kindness. Martha Manges CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to the Milford Fire Department for their fast arrival. Even though it turned out we didn’t need them it’s pomfort ing to know they will be but in a matter of minutes. Thanks again. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Musselman Syracuse EMS The Syracuse EMS received a call at 5:29 p.m., on Thursday, May 17, Jeremy Naprin, 2. rr 5, fell, transported to Goshen Hospital. Mary M. Magee, 74, 180 North Shore Drive, Syracuse was transported to Goshen Hospital at 12 noon, Tuesday. The Syracuse ambulance crew responded to an accident at the intersection of SR 13 and 6 at 5:56 p.m. Tuesday evening. Transported were Barbara A. Miller, 30, and Barry L. Miller, 31, both of 59612 S. Field Ave., Elkhart. The couple was transported to Goshen Hospital. Mary H, Ray, 55, Harborside Condominium, Syracuse, fell and was taken to Goshen Hospital Friday, May 18, by the Syracuse Emergency Medical Service. Births DOVE, Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Dove of Milford are the parents of a daughter. Cheryl, born on Thursday, May 17, in the Kosciusko Community Hospital at 11:18 p.m. She weighed in at seven pounds, 10*2 ounces and was 20 inches long. Cheryl went home to a brother, Johnnie Ray, Jr., two and a half and a sister, Karen, one-year-old. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Echmke, Warsaw and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and ,Mrs. Terry Dove, Milford. Cheryl’s paternal great-grandparent is Mrs. Ann Dove, Pierceton. CULVER, Breesa Marie Mr. and Mrs. Bart Culver, North Webster, are the parents of their first child, a daughter, Breesa Marie, born Wednesday, May 16, at 3:10 p.m. in Goshen Hospital. She weighed eight pounds, three and one halfounces

Syracuse. Rev. O. Rex Lindemood officiated and burial was in the North Webster cemetery. Ann Marie Tant August 7,1896 — May 18,1979 Mrs. Ann Marie Tant, 82, formerly of Long Beach, Calif., mother of Mrs. Pauline Lee, Syracuse, died on Friday, May 18, at 12:45 a m. in Elkhart at the American Nursing Home where she resided the last six weeks. She had been failing in health. Mrs. Tant was born in Corryville, Ohio, on August 7, 1896 to Walter and Alice May (Adams) Hicks. She was a retired personal secretary and member of the Ladies Elks of Huntington, W. Va. and a member of the Personal Secretaries’ Association of America. Survivors including her daughter are, two grandchildren; five great grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Tuttle. Syracuse, Mrs. Beulah Gourley. Longview, Texas, Mrs. Edith Nicklin, Genoa, Ohio, and Mrs. Betty Howard, Miami. Fla.. Graveside services were held in the Syracuse cemetery on Sunday, May 20, at 1 p.m. Rev Bill Frew officiated and interment followed

and measured 21 3 4 inches Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Gene Stoffel, Syracuse and Cleo Singrey, Bourbon. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Arnold Culver, North Webster. Maternal greatgrandparents are Mrs. Marie Singrey, Bourbon and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Matthew. Salem. Paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Leona Culver, North Webster. Milford EMS Members of the Milford Emergency Medical Services answered three calls during the past week. On May 15 they were called when a rural Milford man suffered a possible fractured limb at his home. He was transported to the Goshen Hospital emergency room. A South Bend woman became ill while visiting Milford relatives on Sunday, May 20. She was transported to the Saint Joseph Hospital in Mishawaka. On Tuesday, May 22, a Milford woman was transported from the Goshen Hospital to a nursing home in Nappanee. In memoriam IN MEMORIAM They say that time heals the hurt. But three years’ time has only made us realize how we will always miss her. We know that she’s happy with the Lord. Yet. being selfish, we still wish she were with us. To some she was “Gramma” To some she was “Mom” To one she was “wife” To most she was “friend” To all she was "love”. Dorothy “Babe” Augsburger is Sadly Missed BySon Daughter, Daughter-In-Law And Grandchildren

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GROUNDBREAKING — Groundbreaking for the new warehouse at The Papers Incorporated at Milford was held last week. Looking over plans for the new 60x80 building with contractor Lloyd Troyer are principals in the publishing corporation: From left. Della Baumgartner. Christine Baumgartner. Arch Baumgartner, Troyer, Ron and Gloria Baumgartner, and Jennifer Baumgartner in front. In the photo on the right the truck dock is in the foreground and Fidler Ready-Mix trucks are pouring the concrete floor Monday morning. Feds to enforce 'eyeglass' rule The Federal Trade Commission has launched an investigation to determine whether optometrists and ophthamologists are violating the Commission s "eyeglasses rule", which requires them to provide each patient with a written prescript ion immediately following an examination The rule also prohibits restriction on advertising of eye examinations or prescription eyewear The investigation will also determine whether this rule provision is being violated "With their prescription in hand and the increased availability of information, consumers w ill be* able to shop for the price level and quality of goods that they desire," according to FTC staff attorney Scott Klurfeld, who has primary responsibility for enforcing the rule "From some parts of the country we have received only isolated complaints, but in other areas it appears that a sub stantial number of practitioners are disobeying the rule. " Klurfeld reported The FTC’s investigation, in addition to discovering whether the rule is being violated, will determine whether consumers and practititoners should receive redress for any injury they have suffered as a result of violations The agency has authority to file suit seeking civil penalties of as much as slo.ooofor each violation of its rule. Leaders get credit for the work that they can persuade others to do. Memory is the product of intelligence and work.

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Whip-poor-wills to be studied The Whip-poor-wills will be the subject of study on. May 28. field trip with the Tippecanoe Audubon Society Interested persons are welcome to join members meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Counting House Bank Mall in Warsaw From there the group will travel to near North Webster to hear the bird. Paul Steffen will be the leader for this field trip In order to better assure a good sighting of the birds a second trip to the whip-poor-will area is planned for June 10. with interested persons again to meet at 5:30 p.m., at the Counting House Bank Mall in Warsaw Brent Kaiser is Purdue graduate Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser and daughter, Lisa, of Milford attended the graduation services at Purdue University on May 13. The Kaiser's son, Brent, was a member of the graduating class, which was the largest in the school s history. He received a BS in pharmacy. Also attending was Cindy Rich of Leesburg

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Gamal Hernandez guest of honor Luis Gamal Hernandez, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Feo. Hernandez of Cucuta. Colombia, was guest of honor at a graduation reception given by his mother-in-law. Mrs Richard, McMillen of Milford, on Sunday. May 20. He attended Wawasee High School the last two years. Mr. Hernandez is a native of Columbia, South America. A special guest was Steven Hornung of Connersville, who will be graduating May 31. at 8 pm from Connersville High School He is a greabnephew of Mrs. McMillen. CALLANDER INSURANCE All Forms Os Personal And Business Insurance 155 W. Market Phone 77 3 • 410 3 Nappanee

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