The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 March 1981 — Page 3

Hospital notes

KCH TUESDAY. FEB. 24 Admissions Carolyn S. Emmert, North Webster MyrtieS. Kilmer, Leesburg Barbara J. Brouwer, Syracuse Ivory Williams, Leesburg Dismissal Gertrude L. Ashton. North Webster WEDNESDAY. FEB. 25 * Admission Hubert L. Wolfe, North Webster Dismissals Cheryl J Rodriguez, Syracuse Lee E Ratliff, Leesburg THURSDAY. FEB. 26 Admissions Margaret L. Graff. Syracuse

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Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graff, Syracuse Dismissals Barbara J. Brouwer, Syracuse Ivory Williams. Leesburg FRIDAY. FEB. 27 Admission Freida L. Smith. Leesburg Dismissals Carolyn S. Emmert. North Wobs t €* r MyrtieS Kilmer. Leesburg SATURDAY. FEB. 28 .. Dismissal , Freida L. Smith. Leesburg > SUNDAY. M ARCH 1 Admission Thomas Budd. Jr.. Leesburg Dismissals Margaret L Graff f. Syracuse

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graff. Syracuse Goshen TUESDAY, FEB. 24 Admission Violet J. Sloan, 231 W. Portland. Syracuse Dismissal Robert Swain, r 5 Syracuse WEDNESDAY. FEB. 25 Admissions Leia W. Harkless. 300 E. Main St. Syracuse Lanita S. Yoder, P.O. Box 96 Milford Florence E. Burns. P.O. Box 267 North Webster Dismissals Mrs Jeffrey Brock and infant son. r 5 box 442 Syracuse Everett Ketering. 601 S Harrison. Syracuse Benjamin Waldbeser. r 1 Milford THURSDAY. FEB. 26 Admissions Wauneta Gorsuch. r 2 Milford ShandaG. Blue. 400 S Lake St, Syracuse Teresa Harrington, r 2 Syracuse Mary C. Weaver, r 3 Syracuse Georgia J. Jones, r 1 Syracuse Rhoda Wright, r 1 Syracuse FRIDAY. FEB. 27 Admission Sally Perales. P.O. Box 152 Milford Dismissal Florence Burens. P O Box 267 North Webster SATURDAY. FEB. 28 Admission Walter F Calnon, 718 Lake St., Syracuse Dismissals Shanda Blue, 400 S Lake St . Syracuse Leroy Maddux, r 2 box 252 Syracuse Sally Perales. P O Box 152 Milford SI NDAY. MARCH 1 Admission Laura McClintic. 621 S Main St .Syracuse Dismissals Mrs Billie Harrington and infant daughter, r 2 box 213 Syracuse Mrs Bruce Lamb and infant daughter. P.O Box 242 Milford MONDAY, MARCH 2 Admissions Esther C. Osborn. 306 S Huntington. Syracuse John M Scarbean, 249 W Portland. Syracuse Paul F Buhrt. r 1 box 33 Milford

TOM KOBLE HOSPITALIZED Tom Koble of Lakewood, Colo., formerly of Syracuse, has been a patient at Saint Vincent's Hospital in Lakewood. He would appreciate hearing from friends in this area. Cards may be sent to: Tom Koble Saint Vincents Hospital Lakewood, Colo. 80215 Tom is the brother of Carroll and KeithKoble of Syracuse Births TAUBERT daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taubert, r 4 box 33A Syracuse, became the parents of a daughter recently. She was born in the Elkhart hospital on Friday. Feb. 27. SCHMIDT. Brent Allen Mr and Mrs. Robert S. Schmidt. Jr., r 3 Syracuse, are the parents of a son. Brent Allen Schmidt, bom Thursday. Feb. 26, at 8:40 am. in the DeKalb Memorial Hospital. Auburn. He weighed eight pounds. 104 ounces and measured 204 inches

Obituaries

Orville Coy April 3.1906 — Feb. 25.1981 Orville E. Coy, 74. r 1 Mentone, died February 25 at noon in Fort Wayne's Parkview Hospital He was in failing health for several years. Bom in Syracuse on April 3, 1906, he was the son of William and Della * Masters) Coy. He married the former Pauline Robinson in Warsaw on June 22. 1929. She survives. Surviving with his widow Pauline are three daughters, Mrs Bob iJoy) Amiss. Silver Lake, Mrs. Jay (Donna) Woodruff, r 1 Claypool, Mrs. Rex (Frances* Zimpelman, Mentone; one son. Orville. Jr.. Springfield. Ariz. Also surviving are 11 grandchildren and one sister. Mrs Hazel Dausman, Milford. One brother preceded him in death. Funeral services were held Saturday, Feb 28. in the Mentone King Memorial Home with Rev. Ralph Bums, Leesburg Brethren Church pastor, officiating Burial followed in the Palestine cemetery. Dorothy Drake March 8.1929 — Feb. 29.1981 Mrs. Dorothy (Egolf) Droke. 60. of Goshen, died at 12:06 a m. February 28 at Goshen Hospital of apparent heart complications. She had been a patient since February 20 Mrs. Droke was bom March 8, 1920. at Syracuse. She married Floyd A. Droke in January. 1938 She was formerly employed at Hawthorn School, Elkhart, and Mogul Rubber Co., Goshen. Mr Droke died May 21.1969 Surviving are two sons. Albert E Drake of Goshen and Daniel W Droke of Syracuse; and one grandchild. Services were held at 10:30 a m Monday. March 2. at the Rieth-Rohrer-Ehret Funeral Home of Goshen Burial was in Syracuse cemetery Cloice Showalter Jan. 26. 1910— Feb. 25.1981 Funeral services were held in Fort Wayne on Friday. Feb. 27. at 11 a m for Cloice C. Showalter, 71, of Fort Wayne and Dewart Lake « He was bom on January 26. 1910, in Leesburg to Vernon and Opal <Hoppis) Showalter A retired Penn Central Railroad employee, he was a brakeman for 47 years His wife, Deloris. died in 1977.

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long. He has a sister, Courtney, 14 Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William O. Decker, Auburn and paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Schmidt. Sr., Camillus. N.Y., and paternal great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Schratz. Largo. Fla. HARRINGTON daughter Mr. and Mrs. Billie Harrington, r 2 box 213 Syracuse, became the parents of a daughter recently in the Goshen Hospital. Syracuse EMS The Syracuse Emergency Medical Service responded to many calls this week. They follow: Tony Siri, 19. r 1 box 193 Syracuse, fell from a roof landing on a cement edge on February 25. The Syracuse EMS called the North Webster EMS to transport the youth to Goshen hospital while they responded to another call. Mrs Ken Harkless. 83.300 East Main, Syracuse, suffered from a possible stroke according to her

Surviving are two daughters. Nancy Patty of Dewart Lake and Barbara Brandt of Fort Wayne; five brothers and sisters, Violet Gantt of Antwerp, Ohio, Kathryn Leason of Fort Wayne. Virgil Showalter of Fort Wayne, Paul Schermerhorn of Warsaw and Virginia Snyder of Fort Wayne. Mary Connolley Mary M. Connolley, 72, of Munice, formerly of Syracuse, died early February 26 at the Anderson Community Hospital. She was a patient there foi“ one week She was the widow of the late Syracuse attorney. Leon Connolley and was retired from the Dana Corporation at Syracuse. Survivors include two brothers, Harold Miller of Muncie and Gilbert Miller of Alexandria; two sisters, Mrs. Margarette Moon of Pendleton. Mrs. Martha Jane Stone of Elwood; and several nieces and nephews. Graveside rites were conducted at 11:30 am. Saturday. Feb. 28, at the Syracuse cemetery. Rev. Phil Frew officiated The Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home of Alexandria handled the arrangements. Helen Green Dec. 13.1913—Feb. 22.1981 Mrs. Herald Hire. Sr., has received word of the death of Mrs. Floyd (Helen) Green. 67, of Winter Springs. Fla. Mrs. Green died on February 22 in the Sanford, Fla.. Hospital, being admitted on February 21. She died following an extended illness. She was a former resident of Lake Wawasee, New Paris and had also resided in the state of Minnesota The deceased was born December 13. 1913. at Kansas City, Mo. Her husband died July 1,1974. _ There are no immediate survivors. Services were held in the Altamonte Springs Chapel with Rev Arthur Padgett, pastor of the United Methodist Church of Casselbury, Fla., officiating. Burial was in the Highland Memory Gardens Baldwin. Fairchild Funeral Home was in charge of services Clarence Phebus Jane IS. 1919 — Feb. 2«. 1981 Clarence A. Phebus, 62. 130 N. Second St, Elkhart, was found deed in his home Tuesday. Feb. 24. According to Elkhart County

doctor on February 25. She was transported to Goshen hospital for direct admittance. Lonnie Waggoner, 22. P.O. Box 589 Cromwell, had a seizure and was transported to Goshen hospital on February 25. Meyer Maidenburg. 74, r 2 Syracuse, became ill at the Beacon, in Syracuse, on February 28. He was transported to Goshen hospital. Arthur E. Davis, 64, r 4 Greenhaus Apt. 80, Syracuse, became ill at the VFW Hall in Syracuse on February 26. He was transported to Goshen Hospital. Marie Osborn, 87. 306 S. Huntington, Syracuse, became ill on March 2. She was transported to Goshen Hospital for direct admittance. Georgia Buster, 76, Greenhaus Apt, 62. Syracuse, developed; trouble breathing March 3. The doctor advised the EMS to give her medication. Grace Bostic. 72, Greenhaus Apt, 64, Syracuse, had difficulty breathing on March 3 and was ti ans ported to Goshen Hospital.

Coroner Marvin Riegsecker. Phebus died sometime Friday, Feb. 20. of natural causes. A native of Leesburg, he was bom June 15, 1918, and had retired as a cost accountant for Continental Can Co. He is survived by a daughter,. Mrs. Nicholas (Janet) Pellus of Elkhart: a stepdaughter, Mrs. Bill (Carolyn) Stevenson of Edwardsburg, Mich.; four grandchildren, four sisters. Helen Chapman of Largo. Fla.. Mildred Hammerlund of Paxton. 111., Ruth Doerscher of Goshen and Doris Cripe of Elkhart; and two brothers. Delbert (Jack) and Donald, both of Goshen. Memorial services were held Saturday, Feb. 28. at White Funeral Home of Elkhart with Rev. Dan Gray, pastor of First Brethren Church, officiating Burial was in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Memorials may be given to the heart fund. Helen Plumer April 5.1896 — Feb. 24.1981 Helen S. Plumer, 90, r 1 box 129 Syracuse, died February 24 at 11:25 p.m. in the home of her son, Charles, from an apparent heart attack. She was born to William and Sarah Steuart in Oil City. Pa., on April 5. 1980. She married Charles Plumer on September 20. 1911. He preceded her in death in 1960. She resided in Syracuse for nine months, fnoving from Franklin, Pa. She was a housewife and member of the Untied Methodist Church, Daughters of 4 the American Revolution, Senior Citiznes and R.S. V P . all of Franklin. Surviving are one son. Charles of Syracuse; three grandchildren; four great-

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Maple sap spurs Indiana Festivals

Maple sap is flowing from the maple trees and that's a sure sign that spring is just around the comer. Indiana celebrates the coming of spring with four maple syrup festivals scheduled during March, according to Lt. Governor John M. Mutz. You can have a hearty plate of pancakes covered with maple syrup and whole hog sausage at the Parke County Maple Fair in Rockville, February 28-March 1 and March 7-8. Y’ou can also watch the harvesting of maple sap and its transformation into mouth-watering maple syrup at the maple camps. Other highlights are demonstrations of quilting and pioneer crafts. In the early 1900’s the Chellberg Farm, located at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore in Porter, was the site of a commerical maple sugaring operation. On March 7-8 and 14-15 visitiors can tour this sugar bush operation and learn the history of maple sugaring, a process passed down from the Indians.

grandchildren: and one sister. Mrs. Ruth O'Neil of Franklin. One sister and four brothers preceded her in death. The funeral was held Saturday. Feb. 28, in the Burger-Gardinier Funeral Home at Franklin. Burial followed in the Sunset Hill Memorial Gardens cemetery Local arrangements were handled by Harris Funeral Home. Lawrence Hanshew April 29. 1917 — March 3.1981 Lawrence Thomas Hanshew. 63. of Goshen died Tuesday. March 3, at 8:15 a m in Goshen Hospital where he was admitted February 26. Hanshew was bom in Syracuse on April 29,1917. He was married . May 17, 1941, in Indianapolis, to Ruth E. Chryspm He was a machinist for 29 years with Elkhart Brass Manufacturing and was a member of Machinist Local 118. i Surviving are the widow; three

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The annual ritual of maple syrup making is celebrated at Bendix Woods County Park in New Carlisle, March 14-15. After examining displays on the process of turning sap into maple syrup, tour the maple bush before sitting down to all the pancakes and sausage you can eat. Activities at the Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival March 2728 include sheep shearing and horeshoeing demonstrations, yam weaving, quilting, and antique show and bus tours. In addition to the delicious pancakes. sausage and maple syrup, other foods are available including popcorn, homemade noodles, ham and beans, bread cookies, apple butter, roast hot and apple fritters. For further information about these maple syrup festivals or to receive your Spring-Summer Calendar of Events, please contact the Tourism Division, Box FR, 440 North Mederian Street. Indianapolis, Indiana 46204

sons. Danny L. Hanshew of Warsaw. Richard L. Hanshew of Goshen and Kenneth L. Hanshew of Decatur, Ill.; a daughter. Mrs. Michael (Rosalie) Martin of Shipshewana; seven grandchildren; a great-granchild and a sister. Bertha Richcreek of Goshen. Services were held at YoderCulp Funeral Home of Goshen on Thursday. March 5. Rev. George W. Nantz, pastor of Bethany Missionary Church. Elkhart, officiated. Burial was in Solomon's Creek cemetery. Most crities are more concerned with their criticism than the subject considered. IhotH me and my brother.. having fun. MOM ANO OAO AAe HJWiNG 1 *** AT THE ARMORY IN WARSAW

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