The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 June 1979 — Page 13
County students receive degrees from Purdue
The 127th commencement exercises at Purdue University were held on May 12 and 13. Bachelor’s degrees were awarded to 3,278 students while 260 students received associate degrees. In the 1 groups. 254 graduated “with distinction ” and 124 "with highest distinction". Students from Kosciusko county are as follows: Ruth E. Mullett, P.O Box 11)7 North Webster, a bachelor of science in consumer and family science. Bruce W. Bryant, r 1 box 211 Pierceton, bachelor of science in agricultural engineering. Graduates from Syracuse are Sarah A Coy, 418 South Harrison Street, bachelor of science in pharmacy and environmental health; Connie L Hoopingarner, r 5 box 100, bachelor of arts; Stanley R. Mikel, r 2, master of science in education; Judy L. Moser, r 3 box 667, bachelor of science in pharmacy -and environmental health; and Jennifer L. Smith, r 4 box 372-D. associate in applied science in nursing, "with highest honors." Warsaw graduates included Robert L. Myers, 11, 522 East Center, bachelor of science in
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electrical engineering; Toby L. Popenfoose, r 1 box 55, bachelor of science in electrical engineering; John G. Powell, r 4, bachelor of science in agriculture; Julie J. Powell, r 4 box 237. associate in agriculture; Debra J Tucker, r 2, bachelor of science in agriculture; Nancy A. White, 1727 Betsy Court, bachelor of science in industrial management; and Brakley C. Williams, 2 Eairlane Drive, bachelor of science in supervision. Milford graduates are Rebecca B Emel, r 2, a master of science in education; Douglas E. Hoerr, r 1, a bachelor of science in agriculture; Brent L. Kaiser, r 2. a bachelor of science in pharmacy; and Craig L. Tucket*, r 1. a doctor of veterinary medicine. Don A. Dickerhoff, box 116. Mentone, a bachelor of science in management WEBSTER YOUTH ISSENTE.NCED Richard Noel Adair, 14, r 1 North Webster was sentenced to the Indiana Boys’ School, after being booked in the Kosciusko Counts Jail Juneß.
North Webster News By MARY LEE WILLMAN
PEO Sisterhood has carry-in A carry-in dinner highlighted the last meeting of the year for Chapter DA of the P.E.O. Sisterhood.
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a HOSTESSES FOR the June 19 Adult Bible Class were Miriam Bond, Edith Davison and Ruth Hamman The group met in the North Webster United Methodist Church fellowship room. -O'LN THE Hospital — Una Bell. Fred Cole and Ruth Bostel, KUH: Mrs. Jack (Frances) Smith. Park view. Fort Wayne; Crystal Sledge. Riley Children’s Hospital. Indianapolis; Mrs. LaFern Miller. Saint Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix, Aril. — o— DON'T MISS the “Free Throw" contest at 10 am., June 30 at the school courts. There will be. competition divisions for all ages. —o— MEMBERS OF North Webster Church of God. who made a recent trip to Hope Hill Children's Home, Ky.. were Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Robbins, Mary Hall. Jimmie Hall and Annette Hall. They took gifts to the children from members of the Church of God congregation. — o— MARGARET WELKER. Huntington. is spending this week visiting with friends and relatives at Barbee Lake. —o— THIS REPORTER had a rather unnerving experience last w\jek while looking for the rest roohwn a local clothing store. Bursting through a door that looked like it led to the rest room she found herself in a small room and face to face with several store manikins wearing absolutely - nothing. After blurting a redfaced appolgy she beat a hasty retreat only to find herself on the other side of the door feeling totally foolish and being stared at by several very suspicious clerks.
The ladies met June 12 in the home of Mrs. M.E. Van Meter, Lake Tippecanoe. During the business session it was announced that a brunch is scheduled for July 18 in the home of Mrs. Tom Lemon. A report of the program committee was presented by
LINE-UP for the Cutie Parade will take place at Camelot Square parking lot on June 27. Be there by about 6 p.m.. or you will miss the fun. —o— AN AVERAGE of 172 children per day attended Vacation Bible School last week at North Webster Church of God. Eldonna Warren served as Vacation Bible School director. —o— WILLIS THOMAS was a guest at the June 13 social of the Past Chiefs of the Pythian sisters. Euchre was played with Catherine Bause placing high and Effie Vanator placing low. The door prize went to Alice Kissinger. Refreshments were served by Lillian Thomas. —o— HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Marcia Bradley on June 14. —o— THERE IS about one half mile of Really Bad Pavement on the Armstrong Road S curve west of Oswego. It would help a bunch if there were adequate warning signs to slow traffic before drivers find their teeth being nearly shaken out of their heads. —o— SALLY GILLEM. Marilynn Brower, Mary Waltz, Betty Richcreek. Kathy White and Jan Brindle attended the National Psi lota Xi Convention held June 14 through 17 at Kalamazoo. Mich. —o— BE SURE to enter or attend the talent contest at 7 p.m., June 25, at Camelot Hall. -o— REV. AND Mrs. Dewight Ritenour and family, Sebring, Fla., are spending this week visiting with friends and relatives at North Webster and North Manchester. — o— A CARR Y-in dinner was served during the June 14 meeting of Barbee Ladies Christian Service. The Bible book of Ephesians is being studied with the topic being. "Be Rich”. The lesson was led by Orpha Foster. —o— VALARIE RIGGS, Carson City. Nev., is spending several weeks of her summer vacation visiting with her aunt. Mrs. James McNabb, Barbee Lake, —o— TOM HIATT, Barbee Lake and Sharon Aumiller, Springfield, 111., were married June 16 at the Southside Church of the Nazarene, Springfield. They will reside at Olivette Nazarene College where the bridegroom is a student. —0A GIANT treature hunt from the sky will be held June 25, at 7 p.m., at the Mermaid Festival grounds.
Amateur wT Talent Contest Awards & Trophies Presented Each Evening Os Competition Monday Elementary & Jr. High Kids Competing June 25 , ° 9e ' h,f Tuesday Small Groups. 3 People Or Less, High June 26 SchoolOfOldef Thursday Large Groups, 4 People Or More. High June 28 SchoolOrOlder NORTH WEBSTER MERMAID FESTIVAL P.O. Box 11 < 834-4316 North Webster, IN 46555
Anna Marie Pritchet. Arvilla Lawshe read a poem entitled, "To Love." A program of colored slides, pertaining to the life and times of King Tut, was given by Dr. Kay Marie Stolba, associate professor of music at IU-PU, Fort Wayne Carol Clark was assistant
A .NEW Christian Flag was purchased for North Webster United Methodist Church by the children attending this year’s Vacation Bible School. The Builders’ Sunday School class added to the funds donated by the children making it possible to also purchase a new American Bag. —o— A LARGE blue Heron has been hanging around out in front of this reporter’s house for several days. It is a real treat to see such a tropical looking bird this far north. — o— HAZEL ( LEAVER and Gladys Hoop. Fort Wayne, spent last week end visiting at Barbee Lake. — o— SUNDAY SERVICES at Ep worth Forest started last Sunday, June 17. They are held each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. —o— A STRAWBERRY Festival is planned for June 27 during this year's Mermaid Festival. — o— MR. AND Mrs. Junior Keppen. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bowser and Rayetta Clayton have spent the last two weeks in Guatamala. They accompanied Sam Wug as he returned to his home in Guatamala after spending the past year as an exchange student attending Wawasee High School. He resided with the Keppens at North Webster. While in Guatamala the Keppens and the Bowsers are helping to build a church as part of the Project Partner Work Camp program. —o— IT’S A busy summer for softball advocates. Members of the men’s league at North Webster Church of God are: Gary Klinke, Denny Lechlitner, Raymond Hively, Tony Miller, Mike Coy, Mike Zurcher, Lyle Haney, Jeff Reynolds, Andy Green, Rob Zurcher, Don Minear, Kent Butcher, Bart Bowser, Steve Williams. Joe Reynolds, Sr., Bert Rodreques and Dave Waldrop. Others are Tom Reiff. Terry Likens, Henry McCray, George Lung. Jan Lundy, Dan Conkling, Rex White, Keith Enyeart, Jr., Jay Boyer, Scott Mickley. Sain Lundy. Brice Casey, Tony Casey. Steve Casey, Brian Liken*. Bob Likens and Harold Mickley. -flNEW SUNDAY School teachers at North Webster Church of God are Myrtle Likens and Nancy Casey, kindergarten; Edna Peebles, Marge Hickman and Sherry Crane, junior class; Mr. and Mrs. Linden Boggs, young married class and Barbara Butcher. Christian Nurture class.
hostess for the evening. A recipe exchange was enjoyed. Guests present were Susan Scearce, Bea Hammond, Helen Cummings, Laßue Meyers. Charolette Caine. Peg Gray Sandy Rheams. Convention details given to Theta Sigmas Last minute details of the National Convention were presented during the June 12 meeting of Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority. The group met in the home of Sally Gillem, president. She read the names for committee assignments for the 1979-80 year. It was announced that the geranium sale is over and Mary Jane Fuschetto is chairman of the Mermaid Festival project. Mrs Gillem and Marilynn Brower represented the iical chapter at the National Convention held June 14-17 at Kalamazoo. Mich., Mary Waltz and Betty Richcreek also attended. Kathy White and Jan Brindle attended the convention on June 16 to serve as table hostesses Peg Burns, National President of Psi lota Xi helped to organize the Theta Sigma Chapter five years ago. At her request all members of the local chapter in attendance at the convention served as hostesses on June 16. During the business session Mrs Brower was awarded a free dinner in recognition of her perfect attendance record during the 1978-79 season. It was noted that this is the group’s last meeting of the year The next meeting will be held the second Tuesday in September in the home of Mrs. Gillem Mary Waltz will be hostess for a family outing and picnic scheduled for Julv 14.
Becky Pritchard hostess for Chit Chats Becky Pritchard was hostess for the June 12 meeting of Chit Chat Extension Homemakers Club. Devotions were given by Doris Everson. She read a poem. Roll call response was, “My Vacation Plans." The lesson, “Home Protection " was presented by Mrs. Robert Paton. During the business session Mary Lou Whitehead gave a report of the homemaker's conference. It was announced that a rummage sale will be held June 15 and 16 in the women’s building. Warsaw. Gifts were presented to retiring club officers: Mrs. Everson — president Mrs. Whitehead — vice president Janet Kirkpatrick — secretary Mary Lou Cindrich — treasurer A picnic is planned for July 10 with Mrs. George Paton as hostess.
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Wed., June 20, 1979 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Father-son banquet held at church June 10
North Webster Church of the Brethren annual father-son banquet was held June 10 in the church social room There* were 35 present for the carry-jn salad and dessert supper. Ladies of the church prepared and served ham and other main dishes. Following supper a pi ugiam oi music was presented by the "Sounds Os Hope Singers" from the First Street Church of the
Up-up-and away! Balloons mark VBS
UP - Up - and away! Air mailof a different sort was sent soaring into the sky by children attending Vacation Bible School at North Webster United Methodist Church On the last day of Vacation Bible School plastic bags containing notes and post cards, to be returned if found, were attached to 100 helium-filled balloons and released So far seven post cards have been returned The balloon belonging to Kristy Ertel was found in a bean tield belonging to Mrs Harold Shock, six miles east of Syracuse Darin Wagoner’s card turned up in the Agusta Hill Golf course two miles west of Albion. It was returned by Thomas L Clouse Mrs. W C. Munk, who lives half-way between Kendallville and Albion, reported that she had found Tammy Geigers balloon Pythian chapter is draped in memory of member The charter was draped in memory of Virginia Spry during the June 10 meeting of North Webster Pythian Sisters. There were 17 members present. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Overman, from Florida were special guests. A group of Pythian Sisters from Syracuse also attended the meeting. It was noted that friendship night has been postponed with the exact date to be announced. Refreshments were served by Mary Alice Cremeens and Ethel Engie. The next meeting is scheduled for June 25.
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Brethren. Elkhart Guest speaker for the evening was Eugene Wratehford. a member of the religion and philosophy department at Manchester College. North Manchester Joe Barrett and Harry Miller were in charge of the program Members of the dinner committee were D’Maris Miller. Elsie Steiner. Betty Lou Shock. Eva Lock. Ruth Rose and Louise Kiser.
Mr and Mrs Dan Wright, a "Methodist Family” spotted Amanda Ertel’s balloon in a fence four miles north west of Albion Chris Wagoner s balloon was located in an a Haifa field one halt mile east of Ligonier by. Representative and Mrs Elbert Roe Toni Tapp was at her grandfather’s farm, r 1 Ligonier, when she spotted Cheryl Kings balloon. Dane King's balloon tame down at Runaway Bay. Syracuse Only 93 more more balloons to be found! WCTU meets in Webster > Church Members of Anna Bowers Chapter Women's Christian Temperance Union met recently at North Webster Church of the Brethren Devotions entitled, “Channels of Participation ” were given by Oma Likens. She read from Second Peter 1:3-7. The devotional period was closed with prayer. Mary Wilcoxson. president, was in charge of the business session. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Eva Lock Betty Barrett gave the treasurers report. Roll call was answered with, “Memos’”. Virginia Bockman gave the closing prayer The next meeting will be held July 2 in the North Webster Church of the Brethren
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