The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 June 1981 — Page 3

Hospital notes

KCH MONDAY. JUNE 1 Admissions Myrtle V. Foltz of Milford Kathleen K Nave of North Webster ' TUESDAY. JUNE 2 Dismissal Ellis E Koher of North Webster WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3 Admission Robert N Ludy of Leesburg Dismissal Eva J. Bowser of North Webster THURSDAY. JUNE 4 Dismissal Robert N Ludy of Leesburg FRIDAY. JUNE 5 Admission Willis R Sand of Leesburg Dismissal Fred O. Carey of Leesburg SATURDAY. JUNE* Admission Alice D Rinker of North Webster Dismissals Myrtle V. Foltz of Milford Kathleen K Nave of North Webster < Goshen TUESDAY. JUNE 2 Admissions Brenda J. Miller, box 211 Milford Glen L Treesh, r 2 Milford Jimmie L Avery, r 5 Syracuse Chris L Ganshorn. Cherokee Road, r 1 Syracuse Florence H Martin, r 1 Dismissals Chris Ganshorn. Cherokee Road, r 1 Syracuse Mrs William Weaver and infant daughter, r 2 North Webster WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3 Admissions Richard Fehnel. box 343 Milford

Miles J. Wagoner, box 177 North Webster

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Edith McCann, box 84 Leesburg Dismissal Hurshel Blair, r 1 Leesburg THURSDAY. JUNE 4 Admissions Bernard L. Cannon, box 455 Milford Brenda J. Miller, box 211 Milford Debra Anne Warren, box 341 Syracuse . Dismissals Glen Treesh. r 2 Milford Mrs. Guy Fisher and infant son. 624 Front St.. Syracuse Florence Burns, box 267 North Webster Miles Wagoner, box 177 North Webster FRIDAY. JUNES Admission Oscar Graff, r 1 box 14 Milford . Dismissals Margaret Bell. 312 E. Smith St. Milford Richard Fehnel. box 343 Milford Lawrence Fisher, box 354 Milford SATURDAY. JUNE* Admission Patsy A Looney. 70544 CR 127, Syracuse Dismissals Mrs George Coquillard 111 and infant son. 113 W Carroll St.. Syracuse Mrs John Rassi and infant daughter, r 5 box 481 Syracuse Bernard Cannon, box 455 Milford SUNDAY. JUNE 7 Admissions Gregory C Replogle, r 2 box 7A Milford Peggy Eppert. r 1 box 290 Syracuse Neva Hursey, r 2 Syracuse Earl Walters, r 1 box 384 North Webster / MONDAY. JUNE 8 Admissions Gladys Coy. Greenhaus Apartments. Apt 75. Syracuse Robert C Mullins. 525 S. Lake St . Syracuse

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Dismissals Arthur E. Davis, r 4 Greenhaus Apartments, Apt. 80, Syracuse Everett R Darr, r 2 box 550 Syracuse Peggy S. Eppert. r 1 box 290 Syracuse Florence Martin, r 1 Leesburg ALICE RINKER HOSPITALIZED Alice Rinker was taken to the Kosciusko Community Hospital in the North Webster Ambulance Saturday after she had become ill in her North Webster home. She is reported to be in satisfactory condition. HOME FROM MAYO CLINIC Gene Ludwig, manager of Brown-Vylactos of Syracuse, suppliers of farm supplemental feeds, arrived at his rural North Webster home on Wednesday. June 3. from the Mayo Clinic at Rochester. Minn . where he was a patient for nearly three months He had extensive surgery on March 16 and was in intensive care for 41 days GREG REPLOGLE HOME FROM HOSPITAL Gregory C Replogle, three, son of Mr, and Mrs Dennis Replogle, r 2 box 7-A Milford, returned home Tuesday afternoon following surgery Monday He was admitted to Goshen Hospital on Sunday, June 7. Births MILLER. Melissa Sue Mr and Mrs Garry (Brenda* Miller of Milford are the parents of a daughter born Friday. June 5. at 9:54 a m in the Goshen Hospital Melissa Sue tipped the scales weighing six pounds, four and one-half ounces and measured 194 inches long Maternal grandparents are and Mrs Everett Welty of Syracuse and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Ralph Miller of Milford Melissa is the Miller’s first child COQUILLARD son Mr and Mrs. George Coquillard 111. 113 West Cdrroll St., Syracuse, are the parents of a son born Thursday•. June 4 in the Goshen Hospital RASSI, Jessica Nora r Mr and Mrs John Rassi. r 5 Syracuse, announce the birth of their daughter, Jessica Nora She was born on Wednesday, June 3, at 8:30 a m. in Goshen Hospital. She weighed five pounds, 13 ounces and was 184 inches in length Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rassi. Milford

Maternal great-grandmother is Nora Murphy, Columbia City and paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Eva Kehler. Milford. Jessica Nora has one brother. Gabriel, eight years old. HAMILTON. John Wesley Mr. and Mrs John Hamilton of Muncie became the parents of a son. John Wesley, bom May 23 at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. John Wesley tipped the scales weighing nine pounds. 12ounces. Grandparents include Mrs. Clyde Hamilton of Milford. Roi Rosenthall. Jr erf Summitville and Marla Young of Bradenton. Fla. Mr and Mrs Roi Rosenthall. Sr., of Marion, and Elizabeth Shimner of Bradenton, are greatgrandparents DIEHL. Bethany Joy Mr. and Mrs. Louis (Rachel) Diehl of Minotola. N.J., formerly of Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter bom May 27 Bethany Joy tipped the scales weighing eight pounds. 10 ounces The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Myron J Lashley of Mays Landing. N. J. and the paternal grandparents are Ermal Diehl and the late Louis A. Diehl. Sr. of Syracuse Bethany has one* sister. Sarah Michelle FISHER. KyleC. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fisher. 624 Front St.., Syracuse, announce the birth of their son. Kyle C. He was bom in Goshen Hospital on Tuesday, June 2, at 2:43 p.m He weighed nine pounds. 11 ounces and was 204 inches in length Maternal grandpa rents are Mr and Mrs. Paul Brem beck of Milford Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Johnny Fisher of Syracuse Paternal greatgrandfather is Guy E. Fisher. Milford Kyle has one brother. Paul. 13 months old. Card of thanks CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all who remembered flowers, cards, visits, and prayers following my accident. They are all greatly appreciated. May God bless you as he has me. Erma Mathews CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all our friends, relatives, and the organizations who remembered Bud and us during his illness and at his death. All the visits, cards, flowers, gifts, food and other help was appreciated, especially your prayers Special thanks to Pastor Roger Eberly for his friendship and guidance. Annie Replogle And all the family Milford EMS Three calls were made last Thursday, June 4, by the Milford Paramedic course to be held in October Northeastern Indiana EMS will offer a paramedic course for Indiana certified emergency medical technicians (EMTs* The 600-hour course will begin in October of this year. The course will follow the department of transportation outline for paramedic training After successful completion of the class, students will be eligible to take the Indiana paramedic certification examination The goal of the paramedic course is to provide basic EMTs with knowledge and skills to render an advanced level of comprehensive care to emergent patients Interested EMTs fflXJst apply before June 30th.

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Emergency Medical Services unit. An early morning call was answered to a rural Milford home where a man was having chest pains and breathing difficulties. He was transported to the Goshen Hospital emergency room. The Milford Fire Department called |ater in the morning and reported a possible drowning at Waubee Lake. It was a false alarm. Later in the day a patient was transported from Kosciusko Community Hospital to Lakeland Loving Care Center. Syracuse EMS Arthur Davis, 65, Greenhaus Apt 80, Syracuse, became ill on June 5. He was transported to Goshen Hospital Tammy Pruitt. 22, P.O. Box 300 New Paris, arrived at the Syracuse Fire Station with an injury above her right eye on June 6 She was struck on the head at the overpass while riding in a boat. She was transported to Goshen Hospital.

Obituaries

Columbia City editor, publisher Hester C. Adams dead at 79

Hester Catherine Adams. 79. an editor and publisher in Indiana for more than 25 years, died Sunday. June 7, in Whitley County Hospital. She was publisher of the Columbia City Post and Commercial-Mail, two publications that have served the Whitley County area for over 125 years. She assumed ownership of the Post and Mail Publishing Co. Inc. following the sudden death of her husband. John Quincy Adams, in 1955. It was at this time that she also assumed the duties of publisher and editor. Mrs Adams was a native of Lake County where she was bom on January 30, 1902. to James Henry and Elizabeth (Spry) Little. She attended grade school at West Creek School near the Illinois state line and later went to Oakland School. A 1920 graduate of Lowell High School, she received a degree in home economics from Purdue University in 1924, where she was a member of Delta Epsilon Chapter of Phi Mu Sorority. She completed her training as a dietician at Cincinnati Hospital two years later. Following her training in'l926 she taught school at Churubusco and Columbia City, during which time she was in charge of the 4-H program for the summer months. She was married on June 26. 1938, to her husband, John Mrs. Adams, besides being a reporter, photographer, and publisher, was active in various Whitley County and Columbia City civic organizations She was a member of the Lowell and Whitley County Daughters of the .American Revolution. In 1960. she became the second woman to become a member of the executive committee of the Indiana Historical Society and she was a member of its board of trustees at the time of her death. She was also a member of the Indiana Museum Society and numerous historical society groups. She served with the Whitley County Red Cross and in 1942 joined Alpha Lota Chapter of Tri Kappa Mrs Adams was honored in 1969 as a Purdue Centurian. a title awarded t<? individuals who maintain and uphold the ideals of the university, and she was the first person to receive the Jaycees Sound Citizen award in 1972 In 1978 former Govenor Otis Bowen honored her as a

H' ’•] • - ‘ V’• PILOT HURT. PLANE RUNS OUT OF GAS — Former Goshen resident Robert Wilden. Jr.. 46. j 25942 CR 20 Elkhart, was listed in fair condition Monday. June 8, at Goshen Hospital following a crash in his homebuilt aircraft. The plane ran out of gas near Benton. His plane landed in Benton Township in the early evening, on Sunday. June 7. He was flying his small, pusher-type plane from a private airstrip owned by Adrian Zollinger, southeast of Benton. The Volkswagon-powered aircraft ran out of gas at a reported altitude of 400 feet. The vehicle crashed in a wheat field owned by David Hire, 70759 CR 39 Ligonier. Wilden suffered a fractured left wrist, possible neck and back injuries. \

Siagamore of the Wabash, the highest award the governor can bestow on an indivi&ial She also was the Columbia City Chamber of Commerce citizen of the year in 1976. Memorial services will be held on Wednesday, June 10. at 3 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church al! Columbia City, with Rev. Larry Schmoekel officiating A second service will take place on Thursday, June 11. at! p.m in the Lake Prairie Presbyterian Church at Lowell and Rev Albert Phillips will preside Bunal will follow in the Lake Prairie cemetery Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Smith and San Funeral Home at Columbia City. Memorials may be made to the Tri Kappa Scholarship Fund or the Whitey County Historical Society. fl • < ; Mrs. John Replogle May 31,1934 —Junes. 1981 Mary Louise Replogle. 47. of r 1 Milford, died at 7:55 p.m Monday, June 8, in Saint Joseph Hospital at South Bend, where she had been a patient oneunonth. She had been in failing

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health for three years. A native of Des Moines, she was bom May 31, 1934, and moved to Milford from Goshen in 1973. She was married June 29. 1955, to John Monroe Replogle, Jr., who preceded her in death in 1978. Mrs. Replogle had been employed with Johnson Controls and was a member of Saint Mark’s United Methodist Church in Goshen. Survivors three daughters. Enß Thompson of Blissfield, Mich., Mrs. Kenneth (Ruby) Hanshew of Decatur. 111., and Miss Kathy Replogle, at home; three sons. Donald and James, both of Goshen, and John of Milford; 14 grandchildren; her mother. Mrs. Lloyd (Mary) LaFary of Goshen; two sisters, Betty and Patsy LaFary, both of Goshen, and two brothers, Robert and Michael, also of Goshen. Services will be held Friday. June 12, at 1:30 p.m. in the YoderCulp Funeral Home with Rev Richard D. Dolby, pastor of Saint Mark’s United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today (Wednesday) from 79 and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Thursday. Leonard Gibson Leonard L. Gibson, 29, r 4 Oakwood Park, Syracuse, died of a brain tumor in his home on Sunday morning. June 7. His wife, Dianne, discovered the death and reported it to local authorities. Kosciusko County Coroner Gary Eastlund, Sheriff C. Alan Rovenstine and County Police Detective Sgt. Stanley Holderman, investigated at the scene. The coroner ruled the death was caused by a brain tumor known as astrocytoma Gibson was bedridden since January 1. He was a member of the Faith Assembly. .

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Milford police report Milford Police Chief David Hobbs submitted his monthly police report to the Milford Town Board Tuesday, June 9. Following are the activities of the Milford Police Department for May 12-June 9. Complaints received —126 Traffic acccidents investigated -2 Estimated amount of accident damage — SSOO Traffic arrests —ll Misdemeanor arrests — 3 Juvenile arrests — 3 Parking tickets issued — 2 Gun permits issued — 4 Dog complaints —l4 Dogs impounded — 8 Record checks —1 Lost person reports —1 Alarms answered — 4 Courtesy services given —ls Vandalism reported —1 Fire calls answered —1 Title checks — 22 Messages delivered — 6 Milford police officers drove a total of 2,702 miles, got 12.9 miles to the gallon and used $289.06 worth Os gas and oil. The police department also paid S2BO got tires Open house Sunday at Spinal Care Dr. Jim Thwaits will be holding an open house on Sunday. June 14. from 1-5 p m at his new Spinal Care Center located on 312 South Huntington Street in Syracuse The public is invited and there will be a film presentation "Let the Body Heal’’ starring Mike Connors of the TV series entitled “Mannix.” Refreshments will be served. The new office hours will be Monday through Friday 12-8 p.m. and Saturday 10-1 p.m.

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