The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 October 1979 — Page 3

It Happened ... In Milford

M YEARS AGO, OCT. 27,1965 - Dr. and Mrs. Makio Murayama of Bethesda, Md., were Sunday and Monday house guests of Mr. . and Mrs. Robert Overstedt of Milford. Dr. Murayama is connected with the National Institute of Health. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reuter of Milford were his daughter, Mrs. Russell Ammerman and daughter, Louise, and her girt friend, Joan all of Dayton, Ohio. Miss Edith Baumgartner Os Milford has returned home from a vacation spent in Ottumwa, la., with her brother and sister, O.L. Baumgartner, Sr., and Mrs. Ray Ballard. A side train trip was made to Omaha. 24 YEARS AGO, NOV. 10,1055 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser,

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Chicago, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Fuller. Mrs. Robert Brown and children, Danny, Rebecca and David, were their guests at dinner, Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Seyler, Nashville, 111., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Beverly Knepper and family. George K. Stookey, r 1 Milford, has been named a Cadet Second Lieutenant in the Indiana University ROTC. 30 YEARS AGO, NOV. 17,1949 The Milford C. S. Myers Independent baijSketballers defeated the Veterans at Nappanee Sunday, rallying in the third quarter for a 61-49 final score. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Elliott of Elkhart, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arnold on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman and daughter, Penny, of North Liberty, were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Drake Sunday evening. 58 YEARS AGO. NOV. 17.1921 Rex Miller, wife and son spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mitchell. Mrs. E. A. Hill has improved the appearance of her property on Emeline Street with her sister for the past two weeks. Mrs. Agnes Davisson returned Saturday from Elkhart where she has been visiting with her sister for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conklin and son Lloyd of Goshen, were visiting at Warsaw Friday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lentz.

Rop released on $ 25,000 bond

Daniel Neal Rop, 34, 218 South Lake Street, Syracuse, was released on $25,000 bond following a bond hearing Monday, Oct. 22, to have his bond of $50,000 reduced. The hearing was held in Kosciusko Superior Court. Rop has been held in the Kosciusko County Jail since his arrest on Friday, Oct. 12. Rop has been charged with a class A felony, (conspiracy to commit murder) after, he reportedly hired a “hit man” to kill Daniel Widner, 32, Fort Wayne, a co-worker. Both men are employed with the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., 2206 Fort Wayne National Bank Building, Fort Wayne. Appearing as character witnesses for Rop during the bond hearing and stating that he was an upstanding citizen and that he would appear in court when

called were Rev. David Hyndman, vicar of All Saint’s Episcopal Church where Rop is a member and on the board of trustees; Charles Myers, Syracuse, a neighbor; David Nine, former Syracuse Town Board president, now a Leesburg resident and close friend; Penny

License plate receives ALPCA award

The Automobile License Plate Collectors Association presented the State of Indiana with their 1979 International Award for license plate excellence for the 1979 Indiana license plate. The association, based in Weston, West Virginia, made the presentation in Governor Otis R. Bowen’s office in the Indiana State House with Lt. Governor Robert Orr and Ralph W. Van-

Rop, his wife; and Noble C. Blocker, Syracuse, a former county auditor, a neighbor and a member of the Syracuse Lions Club of which Rop is an officer. Attorneys for Rop are R. Steven Hearn, Warsaw and Tyce S. Smith, Waynesboro, Mo.

Natta, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, accepting the award on the state’s behalf on October 22,1979. The 1979 license plate presently being issued by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles is dedicated to the memory of General George Rogers Clark, a Revolutionary War hero. The background of the plate depicts the General’s victory at Vincennes.

Wed., October 24,1979 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

MHr SLflB ■/ r 1 ... " WEEK END GUEST— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knudsen, 167 North Shore Drive, Syracuse, had as their week end guest Eric Chan, 25, a native of Hong Kong, and a Far Eastern sales representative for the DuPont company. Mr. Chan is attending a special DuPont course in industrial x-ray in Milwaukee. Wis., this week along with Mr. Knudsen. Mr. Chan has represented the DuPont company in Hong Kong and in Taiwan for the past year, but plans to enter the mainland Chinese market with the DuPont product in the near future. Mr. Chan is a graduate of the University of Hong Kong, speaks several oriental languages, and will have as his territory Hong Kong, Taiwan. Thailand, Korea and the Philippines. Visiting in the Knudsen home over the week end gave Mr. Chan an opportunity to see how a typical American family lives and gave the Knudsens an opportunity to see how the orientals view our world.

Inflation hard on senior citizens

By FLOYD FITHI AN U.S. Congressman Indiana Second District WASHINGTON - Social security payments, the major income for most senior citizens, have not kept pace with inflation. Congressman Floyd Fithian said today. “Senior citizens are hit harder than anyone else by our current economic problems,” Fithian said. “Many of them may even be forced to choose between food or fuel this winter because their fixed incomes simply don’t stretch far enough." Fithian said between 1977 and 1979 social security increases averaged 7.5 per cent. ‘‘Energycosts rose almost twice as fast as that. Food, medical care and other prices increased 9-10 per cent each year, faster than social security.” Fithian said seniors have little opportunity to increase their incomes through better jobs or training. Fithian said solutions to current economic problems include developing competitive sources of fuel, encouraging families to save more, balancing the federal budget, increasing productivity and supporting the

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Federal Reserve Boards decision to tighten the money supply. “The challenge will be to do this without causing a deep recession or massive unemployment. ” Fithian said. “It will not be easy But it is a challenge to which Americans are equal.” Alesia Kiser booked at jail Alesia Lea Kiser. 28, r 4 Syracuse, was arrested on Thursday. Oct. 18, on a warrant from Kosciusko County Court. She was booked at the county jail on two charges of check deception. Kiser was released on her own recognizance.

"A cheerful look makes a dish a feast." George Herbert

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