The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 September 1979 — Page 13

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113 pints of blood collected at Milford

A total of 119 persons visited the Red Cross Bloodmobile unit, which was set up at the Milford Apostolic 8 Christian Church Fellowship Hall recently. 28 did so for the first time in Kosciusko County. One hundred and thirteen pints of blood were collected. Marlene K. Evans, Milford; Robert L Lantz. Nappanee. Daniel J List. North Webster, and Larry H. Martindale. Syracuse all received their one gallon pins. '*Y A birthday cake honoring Edith Baumgartner, who was celebrating her birthday serving as hostess at the blood visit, was served to the donors and volunteers at the visit. Mrs. Baumgartner, a member of the board of directors for the Kosciusko County Chapter, has worked with the blood service since it started in 1951. Brad Meyers, field representative for the Fort Wayne Regional Blood Center, complimented the Milford area for a good blood visit, stating excellent recruitment of new donors and excellent volunteer coverage made the pre-Labor Day visit a success. Joy Mishler and Elizabeth Tobin, Red Cross township representatives, co-ordinated all arrangements for the visit. Jan Maher was in charge of donor recruitment Berniece Ahrns was in charge of canteen needs for donors and volunteers. Dr TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY S 3 CHEVY WAGON — With good 283 engine and transmission. West of SR 15, Milford, off CR 1250.’ Next to last house. Kinwood Drive. SIOO. LAKE WAWASEE WATER FRONT — Two bedroom cottage, furnished. S2OO per month, plus deposit plus utilities Available until May 31. Call 4574698. S. 19-26 1973 AML SPORTABOI.T — One owner, air conditioning, good condition, regular gas. light green. 457-3007.

SR 13 So. Os Syracuse P.O. Box 206 457-4478 Wip s f ■ ■ Safe A «feife v. SjJ '' ■ 1 iSi h&<.. «»&>.>,,».. ««m .. ■ ■'"*■ *' NEW LISTING 51.4 ACRES of good tillable and wooded land. Very attractive updated farm home with pole building. A GREAT HEDGE AGAINST INFLATION ! o y • y ■ B ’W ROOM TO SPARE EVERYWHERE Spacious living areas set this home apart from the rest. Large family room with fireplace ample formal living room and dining room open kitchen, and roomy breakfast area plus 4 bedrooms basement garage and large lot with lake easement. SEE OUR RENTAL INFO IN CLASSIFIED FOR RENT SECTION. F 4SL oi *, Mgß Wl Rick Pinney Malinda Pinney Broker Broker RICK PINNEY, BROKER 457-4478 MALINDA PINNEY, BROKER 457-4478 LISA JONES, SALES ASSOC. 457-5371 TED MAHNENSMITH, SALES ASSOC. 457-2660 JAN LANT, SALES ASSOC. 457-51 36

Floyd Rheinheimer. Milford, provided physician coverage for the visit. Sandy Beer, Marcie Haab. Carolyn Zimmerman. Martha Arnold. Linda Beer and Mildred Edsall. all area registered nurses, were assisted by Ortax Koontz, LPN. and nurses aides Irene Abts. Syracuse; Winnie Whiteneck and Dorothy Nelson. Warsaw, with nursing services for the visit. Other Milford volunteers working at the visit were Evelyn Anderson. Jean Purcell. Martha Wuthrich. Lee McFarren. Mary Duncan. Margie Brooks. Gloria Baumgartner. Evelyn Orn. Velma Biller. Garnet Motts, Sarah Slabaugh, Clara Kaiser. Vers Schell. Mary Ann Haab. Betty Scott and Betty Beer Leesburg volunteers June Schermerhorn and Vivian Morehouse; and Warsaw volunteers Edna Carpenter. Marge Chapel. Odetta Noggle. Ruth Fellows. Dorothy Barringer and Mildred Meyers, also served the entire day. Dan Mishler was in charge of transportation. Maurice Beer was in charge of setting up and dismantling the unit. He was assisted by William Motts. Howard Beer, Robert Beer. Lee Beer. Don Lehman, Brent Beer and Lisa Kaiser. The next visit of the b[ood mobile to Kosciusko County will be Thursday. Sept. 20th. when the unit will set up at the Rodeheaver Auditorium, in Winona Lake, from 11 a m until sp.m. Donors giving at the Mi ford visit will be eligible to give again in 56 days on Friday, Oct. 26. when the bloodmobile will set up at the Warsaw Elks Club from 12 noon until six p.m. Leesburg resident reports theft of yard ornaments Hazel Hibschman. 300 Van Buren St.. Leesburg, reported the theft of yard ornaments. Thur sday evening. Sept. 6, to Kosciusko County Police. Taken from the yard were two cement statues, a red bird and a small deer The yard ornaments were valued at S3O.

It Happened ... In Syracuse

I YEAR AGO, SEPT. 20. 1978 Miss Karen Long of Marion, daughter of Eleanor Long and the late J W. Long of Marion, and Douglas Holtzclaw of Muncie, son of Marilyn Holtzclaw of Syracuse and Loyd Holtzclaw of Anderson, were united in marriage at 1:30 p.m Saturday, Sept. 16 Rev. Philip Frew, pastor of Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church in Syracuse, will present the topic “Good Parenting” at a meeting Monday. Sept 25. of the Lakeland Community Concerned Citizens Committee. 5 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 18, 1974 Navy airman recruit Richard A. Dull. Jr., son of Richard Dull. Sr., of r 3 Syracuse, has graduated from recruit training at the naval training center. Great Lakes. 111. Tools missing from Webster man's home A large amount of tools has been reported missing from the garage of Rinard C Hitchcock. 911 Wesley Drive. Epworth Forest. North Webster Hitchcock reported to police on Monday, Sept. 10. that the tools were taken late last year or early this year Among the missing items were 12 pliers, two ratchets, a pry bar. rubber mallet, three chain hammers, a hand saw, five wood chisels, numerous wrenches, electric drill and bit case, push drill set. eight to 10 assorted clamps, two wood planes and a staple gun kit. ARRESTED. HELD James Roger McDonald, 30, r 3 Syracuse, was arrested by County Patrolman Jeffrey Bronsing and Syracuse Deputy Dan Gallmeier for public intoxication on Saturday. Authorities stated that other charges may be filed against McDonald. He is being held without bond. Our alphabet evolved from old Phoenician, script.

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grandmother. Mrs. Lillie Warner. He has since returned to his base in California 20 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 17. 1959 Philip Kinder, son of Mr and Mrs. Cliff Kinder, entered Culver Military Academy 9 September for the fall term. , Miss Irene Abts and Mrs. Melvelle Smith left Tuesday for several days’ trip into northern Michigan and to see the bridge at Mackinac Straits. Twins, a son and daughter, were born by Caesarian section to Mr. and Mrs. Weston R Watkins of Syracuse at Goshen Hospital Friday 11 September 45 YEARS AGO. SEPT. 20. 1934 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shaeffer plan to go to the fair in Chicago the last of this week

Miss Wilma Robinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Robinson of Boston street, and John Lehman, son of Charles Lehman of Goshen are to be married. Saturday. They will make their home in Goshen. Floyd Disher is working for Warren Ruple at the filling station, while Mr and Mrs. Ruple are on their trip to Canada this month Hibschman Motors 457-5536 St. Rd. 13 South Syracuse • 78 FAIRMONT — 4 Door, Auto PS Air 6 Cyl. (Good Mileage) • 78 CHEVETTE COUPE — 4 Speed Radio, Luggage Cart ier. • 78 BLAZER 4x4 — Auto PS PB Cheyenne With Snow Plow. • 77 FORD Flso PICKUP — V-8. Auto. PS PB • 77 CHEV. ’/, TON PICKUP — V-8 Auto.. PS AM FM Stereo Tape Deck. Sliding Rear Window. Local Truck. •76 OLDS 98 LUXURY SEDAN - Door Full Power I & Air Stereo Radio. • 74 % TON CHEV. PICKUP — 4 D00r,3 + 3Camper Special, V-8 Auto. PS PB Air, Tape Deck, New Tires, Local Truck, 53 000 Miles. • 74 OLDS CUTLASS — 4 Door V-8. Auto PS PB Air, Speed Control. • 74 HONDA CIVIC • 74 CHEVY VAN — Special • 73 CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON — Special

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