The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 June 1981 — Page 3

Obituaries

Martha Arnold, wife of school superintendent, dies

Martha S Arnold. 48. of r 1 Milford died suddenly Saturday. June 20. at 6:45 pm in the Parkview Memorial Hospital in Fort Wayne. She was the wife of Don H. Arnold, superintendent of MRS. DOS JH ~ ARNOLD A" w Lakeland Community Schools, and was an active community worker. Mrs. Arnold was bom May 8, • Phyllis K. Leslie Dec. 23. ISIS — June 26. 1981 Phyllis K Leslie. 61. Mishawaka, died early Saturday morning. June 20. in her home following an extended illness A native Elk hart an. she was bora December 23, 1919 She niarried Robert Leslie, who survives, in South Bend She moved from Elkhart to Mishawaka two years ago Surviving with her husband are one son. Rodney L. who is stationed with the United States Army in West Germany, two grandchildren; one brother. William Morehouse. Elkhart. and two sisters. Mrs Violes ("Patricia) Brown, Elkhart and Mrs Delos (Marjorie’ Smith. Syracuse The funeral service was held today (Wednesday’ in the Walley-Mills Zimmerman Funeral Home, Elkhart Rev James E Lantz. Saint Pauls United Methodist Church pastor, of ficiated Burial followed in Rice cemetery. Elkhart

Rock Church "Proclaims" EV ANGELIST RON FR AZIER TOSPE \T ROCK CHURCH Bro Ron Frazier, an anointed preacher of the gospel of Jesus Chnst will be bringing the morning and evening messages at Rock Church this Sunday. June 28th Hon is a graduate of Johnson Bible College and Louisville Bible College His graduate work was done at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Louisville. Ky Besides being an Ordained Minister Ron is President of the Stacy Storage Systems. Inc . Sellersburg. Indiana Rock Church would like to invite the public to come hear this dynamic preacher of God s Word Rock Church is presently meeting in the Turkey Creek Consenation Club Services are Sunday morning 10:30a m and Sunday evening at 7 p m ROCK CHURCH SEEKS TO RESTORE SCRIPTURAL WORSHIP Al TwtfWf (kb WwwrOWPt

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1933, in Cleveland, Ohio, to John and Emily (Stertzoaski) Gregor. She lived in Milford for the past 18 years, moving from Wabash County. She married Don H. Arnold on July 27,1960. She had been formerly em- r ployed as a registered nurse at Goshen Hospital and gave free blood pressure checks monthly for the citizens of the Milford community. She was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church in Syracuse Survivors include her husband. Don. and one daughter, Mrs Arnold (Vickie) Schmucker of Portland. Org . two sons. David of Nappanee and Scott, at home; four grandchildren; two Irene Merriman June 4.1909 —June 22, 1981 Irene Merriman, 72. r 2 Syracuse. Lake Wawasee, died at 7:05 a m on June 22 at South Bend Memorial Hospital. She was a patient there for four days following a one-month illness She was born in Ligonier on June 4. 1909 She married Jack Mernman on September 10.1970. in Burket He preceded her in death on October 11.1979 She was a resident of the Niles. Mich . community for 36 years, formerly living in Ugonier. Pontiac Mich . and the Wawasee community She was a school nurse in Niles for 36 years and a member of the Ligonier Presbyterian Church Surviving are one aunt, Mrs David Price. Kimmell and several cousins Friends may call at the Ulrey Funeral Home. Ligonier, this afternoon Wednesday) after 2 p m The funeral service will be Thursday at 10 a m with Rev. Gary Warren officiating Burial will follow at Oak Park cemetery

brothers, Richard Gregor of Cromwell and Bill Gregor of Cleveland, Ohio. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, June 23. at 1:30 p.m. in the Grace Lutheran Church. Syracuse, with pastor Frank Barcus officiating. Burial followed in the Milford cemetery. Mishler Funeral Home in Milford was in charge of the arrangements. Memorials may be made to the Grace Lutheran Church in Syracuse Ide Rickel Jane 7.1916 — June 21.1981 Mrs. Icle ("Mollie”) Rickel, 65. of Pierceton died at 8:15 a m Sunday. June 21. in a hospital in Beaver Dam, Wise She had suffered a heart attack and had been a patient there for two weeks Mrs Rickel is the sister of Eldon Brower and Charles Brower, both of North Webster. She was bom in Pierceton on June 7,1916. to Victor F and Leia (Walgamuth) Brower A retired beauty operator, she had practiced in Goshen until her retirement and had lived in the Pierceton and Goshen areas most of her life. Mrs Rickel was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary. Post No 258 at Pierceton, and was also a member of the Ladies of the Moose in Goshen Survivors besides her two brothers. Eldon and Charles, are two sons, Richard M. Rickel erf Portland, Ore . and Robert A Rickel. address unknown; three other brothers. James and Joe Brower of Pierceton and Bill Brower of Webster. Wisc. Services were held on Wednesday. June 24. at 10 a m in the Harris Funeral Home tn Syracuse, with Rev O Rex Landemood officiating Interment followed in the North Webster cemetery. Mock Addition Ralph App June 16.1928-June 17.1981 Ralph E App. 53. r 2 Syracuse, died during the evening, June 17. m his home from an apparent heart attack. He was discovered at 6:15 a m on June 18, by his wife. He was born June 16. 1928. in Fort Wayne. He married the former Dawn Deamer on Jime 25. 1949. who survives He moved from Fort Wayne to Syracuse five years ago and was employed as a meat cutter with Augsburger's Super Valu He was a member of the Fort Wayne Eagles Lodge Surviving with his wife are

three daughters. Mrs. William (Carolyn) Berghorn and Mrs. Michael (Sharon) Richardson, both of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Ted (Marilyn) Wilson. Larwill; nine grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Mathias (Catherine) App and a sister, Mrs. Joe (Patricia) Henry, both of Fort Wayne. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 20, at the Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Church, SR 13. Syracuse. Burial followed in the Syracuse cemetery WHO KNOWS? 1. What is the ninth commandment? 2. What is a malingerer? 3. When did The Star Spangled Banner become the official national anthem? 4. How long is a furlong? 5. When did Amelia Earhart, the famed aviatrix. disappear? 6. Name the 9 major planets. 7. What is the designation given to a declining Stock Market? 8. What freedoms do the First Amendment to the Constitution guarantee? 9. When did Custer make his last stand? 10. When did Prohibition become effective? Lions Elect New International President Kaoru Murakami of Kyoto, Japan was elected President of The International Association of Lions Clubs at the organization's 64th Annual Convention held June 17-20. 1981 in Phoenix. Arizona. USA. As President of the world’s largest service club organization. Murakami—the first Oriental to head the Lions—will travel the world representing the Association, observing local service activities sponsored by many of the more than 34.000 Lions Clubs in more than 150 countries and geographical areas, and meeting with heads of state and communities to promote Lionism and the theme of his Presidential program: PEOPLE AT PEACE. A Lion for more than 27 years. Murakami is a professor at the Urasenke College of Tea Ceremony, a member of the Council of the Kyoto Foreign Language University and a director of the Kitano Buddhist Shrine. Am ware Ta WIN Kmws ’6l6l*o€ aunfOl ’9Z.81 ’« 6 A|qiuass« pu« uoiSipj ‘ssazd ‘ipoods jo utopaazj g v £ ‘snuwQ ’limits ‘omid dunidofq ‘Xjnoioft •sjtjs **w dn r 9 oyptd qjnos aqi ui ojoq* -auios ‘f A|nf $ apui c jo qjqSia-auQ > *IC6I U I T -Amp advosa oi ssaun! suSiaj oq.w ouq j ,/JoqqSiau xqj isutvSt ssoujim aspj ou ztaq iprqs noqi., i

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SYRACUSE HONORS FALLEN HEROES — Syracuse veterans and residents honored all men and women from the police and fire departments who died in the line*of duty, at a Fallen Heroes Ceremony at the Syracuse American Legion Hall, on Sunday, June 21. Standing at the podium is the master of ceremonies. Legion District Commander Tim Darr of Syracuse. To the left of the speaker, holding the wreath to be laid in their honor, is Vice Commnder Wendell Summers of Lafayette. Chaplain Frank Littleton of Lafayette stands to the speaker's side. He read the benediction. Standing in a line at the far left are numerous police and fire officers. County police officer Roy Carlyle of Warsaw read the list of those fallen in the line of police duty. Also standing in the formation is Bob Mitchell of Lafayette who read the list of firefighters fallen in the line of duty. The Syracuse firing squad then proceeded to salute the dead with the firing of guns. (Photo by Kim Hieber)

Hospital notes

KCH MONDAY. JUNE 15 Admissions Carolyn Flores of Milford A son bora to Mr. and Mrs rlipe’ Flores of Milford TUESDAY. JUNE 16 Admission Ralph W Thornburg of Syracuse Dismissals Wilma J Cairns of North Webster Donna Smith of Syracuse Marie E. Tom of Leesburg Carolyn Flores and infant son of Milford WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17 Admission Walter C. Witt of Syracuse Dismissal Robert C. Smoker of Leesburg THURSDAY. JUNE 18 Dismissals Mary D. Hamilton erf Leesburg Ralph W. Thornburg of Syracuse FRIDA V. JUNE 19 Dismissal Walter C. Witt of Syracuse SATURDAY. JUNE 20 Admission Robert R. White of North Webster Dismissal Karen S. Gonzalez of Leesburg SUNDAY. JUNE 21 Admission Myrtle V. Foltz of Milford Goshen ' TUESDAY, JUNE 16 Admission Elva Bitner. 308 Dolan Drive. Syracuse Dismissals Dale Sparklin, 100 W.E. Long Drive. Syracuse Mrs. Jeff Butts and infant daughter of r 1 North Webster WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17 Admissions Oscar Graff, r 1 box 14 Milford Mike Sharp, r 1 box 90 Milford Dismissals Mrs Patrick Carter and infant son, r 2 box 496 Syracuse Damian Lambright, r 2 box 277 Syracuse Jan Wright, r 2 box «0 Syracuse Edith McCann, box 84 Leesburg Mrs. Jack Stookey and infant daughter, r 2 Leesburg THURSDAY. JUNE 18 Admission Jimmy Glaze, r 3 box 349 Syracuse

Dismissals Bernice Jorgensen, r 5 box 140 Syracuse Patsy Looney. 70544 CR 127 Syracuse FRIDAY. JUNE 19 Admissions Robert E. Shively, r 1 box 122 Syracuse Richard Fehnel, PO Box 343 Milford Dismissals Jimmie Avery, r 5 Syracuse Michael Sharp, box 278 Milford SATURDAY. JUNE 26 Admission Ruby L. Elson, r 1 box 3-B Syracuse Dismissals Delores Zachary, r 3 box 623 Syracuse Herman Allen, r 1 box 102 Leesburg SUNDAY. JUNE 21 Dismissals Terri Clark, r 2 box 85 Syracuse Richard Fehnel. box 343 Milford ROGER FETTERS. JR. UNDERGOING SURGERY , Roger Fetters, Jr., underwent extensive surgery in the Indiana University Hospital at Indianapolis on Tuesday. He would appreciate hearing from his Syracuse friends f Cards and letters may be addressed to him in care of the University Hospital, 1100 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis. Ind. 46205 Births NICOLAI daughter Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nicolai. 72196 SR; 13. Syracuse, are the

HEAT VICTIMS — North Webster Emergency Medical Technicians are shown lo adin K U P • woman who became a victim of the heat Saturday. June 2D. at the North Webster Mermaid Festival. The EMS teams made only a total of five runs to the hospital on Saturday. The American Red Cross volunteers were also on hand to treat heat victims. M SERVICE SPECIAL nT ImMes: ““ “ [■V • 5 GTS. OIL £ ■ AAE Ki -OIL FILTER N| fly) njAk •GREASEJOB ~ I If • CHECK AU FLUIDS ■ MF | NOWTHRU JULY 10 ~~| T Bailey's Service cl Station yijj n Mi

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parents of a daughter bora in the Goshen Hospital on Saturday, June 20. CARTER son Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carter, r 2 Syracuse, are the parents of a son. born in the Goshen Hospital on Tuesday. June 16 Card of thanks CARD OF THANKS The family of Michael Zimmerman would like to thank everyone for their acts of kindness during the recent death of our husband, father, and grandfather. Mrs Michael Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs Melvin Zimmerman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zimmerman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gerber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman and family. Grandchildren and Greatgrandchildren. Syracuse EMS Irene Merriman. 72, box 166 Syracuse, became ill on June 17. She was transported to South Bend Memorial Hospital. Richard Mueller of Syracuse got his left hand caught in a machine at Dana Spicer Axle Division, Syracuse, for approximately 15 minutes, on June 18. He suffered from a laceration to his left joint third finger. The Syracuse EMS splinted the injury and he was transported to Dr. Myers office for X-rays.

Robert Shively, 62, r 1 box 122 Syracuse, developed heart problems at pier 770, on June 19. He was transported by the EMS to Goshen Hospital. Sarah Harmon. 63, of South Bend, became ill while at Number 16, Harborside Condominiums, Syracuse, on June 22. She was transported to Goshen Hospital. Wendall Patton, 44, P.O. Box 392 Wawasee Heights. Syracuse, became ill and refused treatment on June 22. Anna Byrket. one and one-half years. 119 East Washington St., Syracuse, became ill on June 22. She had a high fever and was transported to Goshen Hospital Georgia Buster. 76. r 4 Apt. 62 Greenhaus, Syracuse, became ill on June 24. She was treated by EMS aidmen. Grace Bostic, 72, Apt. 64 Greenhaus, Syracuse, became ill on June 24 She was transported to Goshen Hospital Milford EMS The following are calls made by the Milford Emergency Medical Service technicians during the past week: Friday, June 19 — A lady fell at Schwartz’s Foocffiner. She was transported to Goshen Hospital with an ankle injury Sunday. June 21 — An 81-year-old man was transported from the Lakeland Loving Care Center to Goshen Hospital. Monday, June 22 - There was an automobile accident involving three teenage boys. Each had head injury. They were transported to Kosciusko Community Hospital.

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