The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 August 1979 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 1,1979

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IN THE early 1900 s Milford had a baseball team that was the town’s pride and joy. The above photo was taken in Milford with the diamond enclosed by a wooden fence. Players in the front row have been identified, from left to right, as Cletus Myers, Don Clayton, A Van Ness, Frank Kirkdorfer and Joe Griffith. In the second row are Bill

10 DAY GIANT GARAGE SALE Aug. 3,12:00 Noon ’ West Os Wawasee Bowl 2nd Road Left, Road 450 East Antiques, Collectables, Guns, Iron Kettles, Lard Press, Ice Box, Spinning Wheel,-Milk Cans, Old Books, Post Cards, China, Log Chains, Tools, Railrood Jacks, 2x4 s, Other Articles No Early Sales Glenn & Sue Stiffler

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Oppenheim, Shirley Clayton, Harry fyise, Dick Betz, Harry Martin and Bill Darkwood. The man on the left in back is unidentified. Bill Scott is on the right. Our thanks to Noble Fisher for the loan of the clipping which featured this photo. —o— WE’VE ALWAYS heard that Becky Doll is a nice person but now she’s gone above and beyond the call of duty! It seems Becky is providing a drinking fountain for Our Town’s animals. Actually, Becky put a bucket out to catch the water from her air conditioner and the dogs are taking advantage of the water being caught in the bucket. —o— DO YOU know what an upper crust is? Thrifty housewives used the cheapest the bottom crust of pies and the more expensive kind on the top where it showed. —O'MR. AND Mrs. Dick Casto were married on August 2 and

will be celebrating their wedding anniversary tomorrow while Jim Walter and Paul J. Miller will celebrate birthdays. August 3 is the birthday of E. C. Bailey, Jr., and Kenneth Schafer. Dr. Bruce Lamb and Connie Kizer share August 4 birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Price will celebrate their wedding anniversary on August 5 and Sue Lechlitner,. Eldridge Bailey and John Campbell will celebrate birthdays. y August 6 is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Haab. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Acton and Mr. and Mrs. Don Losee will celebrate wedding anniversaries on August 7 and Kathy Solina will celebrate her birthday. August 8 is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Biller. Steve Haab, Hazel Kline and Bob Cline will observe their birthdays on that date. - O'jogging AND running are big things throughout the nation right now, and Milford can lay claim to an outstanding competitor on most all local races. Homer Miller, a resident of West Catherine Street, has been competing in races throughout the area with considerable success. He was a track and cross country star at North Wood High School near Nappanee where he graduated in 1971. In Nappanee’s Rotarysponsored long race (15km, or 9.3 miles) Saturday, billed as the Roadapple Race, Miller came in second with a time of 54 minutes, 18 seconds. At Tlie Mail-Journal sponsored Road Run at Syracuse on July 3 he came in 10th in the long race

(7.9 miles). A week ago Saturday, at the two-mile Pioneer Days race through the streets of Warsaw, he came in seventh with a time of 10 minutes, eight in 86 degree heat. The attracted 1,100 racers in three different events. In this race. Miller came in 23rd in his race, running hard on the heels of Patti Lyons, who ranks second among the nation’s women runners. “I was chasing her all the way,’’ is the way Miller told it. As these races continue to come up, you can watch for the name Homer Miller and you can be fairly certain he’ll be among the early finishers. Miller, by the way, is press room superintendent at TheM-J. Vandalism at grocery store Vandalism occurred \late Monday night or early Tuesday morning at Galloway’s Grocery, r 3 Syracuse, as reported by Kent Hare to the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s office. Hare reported a rock had been thrown through the front window of the store, the pop machine change slot had been filled with pop tops and the coin slot had shaving cream in it. The store was closed on Monday. Money taken from Serenade Foods Approximately $550 in cash and change was reported missing from Serenade Foods, Inc., CR 200E, southeast of Milford, after a break-in sometime Thursday night. County Police Patrolman Roger Fellows investigated. He said a glass was broken in an overhead door and the intruder crawled through the window. An office door was broken and money was taken from a changer box, cash boxes and money bag.

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