The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 November 1981 — Page 3

Hospital notes

Goshen TUESDAY. OCT. 27 Admission John Umbaugh. Apt. 2-A. E Shore Drive, Syracuse Dismissal Mrs. Edd Alien and infant son. r 1 box 243-E. Leesburg WEDNESDAY. OCT. 28 Admission Edna A. Wolfe, r 4 Greenhaus Apartments, Apt 81 Syracuse THURSDAY. OCT. 29 Dismissals Mrs Gary R Dorsey and infant son, r 3 box 45 Syracuse Carlos Castro, r 1 box 44 Milford FRIDAY, OCT. 38 Admission Hubert L Krull, r 1 box 168 Milford Dismissal Wenzel R. Pruitt, box 384 Milford SATURDAY. OCT. 31 Admissions Leslie L Schoomaker. box 297 Milford Dismissals Patricia A Crabtree, r 1 box 125-H Milford Hubert L Krull, r 1 box 168 Milford SUNDAY. NOV. 1 Admission Frank Beer Jr., r I box 250 Milford Dismissal Mrs Herbert Reuter and infant daughter, r 1 box 210-B Milford MONDAY. NOV. 2 Admissions Rose Willits, r 4 box 140 Syracuse Robert P Topper. PO Box 543 Milford Dismissals Hubert L. Krull, r 1 box 168 Milford Arthur F Wise. PO Box 412 Milford KCH MONDAY. OCT. 28 Admission Burma L Black of Syracuse TUESDAY, OCT. 27 Admissions Julia Webb of Syracuse Kendrea A. Mock of North Webster Dismissal Dennis E Corl of Milford WEDNESDAY. OCT. 28 Admissions Tonya M Hoile of Leesburg Jason L Rodgers of Leesburg Dismissals Goldie M Mabie of Syracuse Dorothy L Edwards of Leesburg THURSDAY. OCT. 29 Admits ions RuthG Miller of Milford Steven C. Neibert of Leesburg

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Dismissals Johnathan D. Geisel of Leesburg Julia Webb of Syracuse FRIDAY. OCT. 38 Admission Ray A. Haab of Milford Dismissals Kendrea A Mock ofNofth Webster Tonya M. Hoile of Leesburg SATURDAY. OCT. 31 Admissions Lisa K. Ochs of Syracuse Susan K Shipp of Leesburg Dismissals John D. Boganwright of Leesburg { Jason L Rodgers of Leesburg Ruth G Miller of Milford Steven C Neibert of Leesburg SUNDAY. NOV. 1 Dismissal Lisa K Ochs of Syracuse Ray Haab breaks vertebra in fall at home Ray Haab. r 1 Syracuse, was hospitalized last week after breaking a vertebra in a fall at his home Haab was released from Kosciusko Community Hospital Tuesday. Nov 3. and is recuperating at home LESLIE SCHOOMAKER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Leslie Schoomaker. Milford. ‘ was admitted to Goshen Hospital Saturday. Oct 31 He is in Room 308 I Births REUTER. Kimberly Louise Mr and Mrs Herbert (Patricia) Reuter of r 1 Milford became the parents of a daughter. Kimberly Louise, bom Thursday. Oct. 29. at 8:05 p.m in the Goshen Hospital Kimberly Upped the scales weighing seven pounds, six ounces and measured 20*4 inches long Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Emmett Black of Oxford and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Cornelius (Lois) Reuter of Milford. Marie Reuter of Milford is the, paternal step-grandmother Kimberly has one sister. Valerie, age 22 months DORSEY. Jordan Wagner Mr and Mrs Gary Dorsey of r 3 box 45 Syracuse, became the parents of their second son. Jordan Wagner, at 1:26 am. October 27 in the Goshen Hospital He weighed seven pounds. 11 ounces and measured 20 inches in length Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Guy. Warsaw Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Dorsey. Muncie Jordan Wagner will be welcomed home by his 17-month old brother, Justin

Card of thanks CARD OF TH ANKS To our dear friends, neighbors, church family and school friends, we send our sincere thanks for your generous acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy and concern for our family following the loss of our husband and father. Your thoughtfulness has given us great comfort and your support ants friendship will always be remembered with deep appreciation. Sincerely. Sue Meek Lisa. Ellen. Angie. Michael and Tony Milford EMS A number of emergency medical calls were answered during the past several weeks by

Obituaries

Marjorie Hall Jan. 12. 1925 —Oct. 38. 1981 Marjorie Maxine Hall. 56. r 1 North Webster, died Friday. Oct 30. at 11 a m in Goshen Hospital Mrs Hall was admitted earlier in the day after becoming ill at her home She was bom in Garrett on January 12. 1925. to W’illiam Monroe and Margaret tßay) Cory. On December 27, 1935. she married Arnold Hall She had lived in the Syracuse-North Webster area all her life Mrs Hall was a cook at several area restaurants and was a member of the Zion Chapel United Brethren Church Survivors include her husband, Arnold; six daughters. Mrs. Francis Jean Hamman. Syracuse. Mrs Fred (Beckyjo> Hewitt. Cromwell. Mrs. James (Bitsie Ann) Murphy. Silver Lake. Mrs Bernard (Martha Ellen) Atkins. Cromwell, Mrs Tom (Margaret) Roekenbaugh. North Webster, and Mrs Mary’ Burns. North Webster; two sons. Harvey Monroe Hail. North Webster and Arnold Vern Hall, Syracuse; 15 grandchildren; two sisters, Martha Firestone. Goshen and Ruth Kelley. Milford; and two brothers William Monroe Cory. Orlando. Fla . and Wales Corey. Milford. Funeral services were held Monday. Nov 2. at 1 p.m. in the Harris Funeral Home. Rev. Chester Reed officiated and burial was in the Syracuse cemetery Ralph Voreis, Sr. Sept. IS. 1899 — Oct 29.1981 Ralph Chester Voreis. Sr.. 82. r 2 Syracuse, died at 6:30 a m. Thursday. Oct. 29. at Saint Joseph Hospital, Mishawaka He died from an extended illness Voreis was bom September 15. 1899. in Culver On October 17. 1920, he married the former Ethel Emigh She survives He was a 20-year resident of the Syracuse area He moved to Syracuse from Mishawaka. He was employed for 33 years for Long Transportation Company. Chicago In addition to his wife other survivors include two daughters. Mrs. LaVonda Deßrune. Mishawaka, and Mrs Glen nadean Romeu. Saint Joseph. Mich; three sons. Ralph C Voreis. Jr.. Orangeburg. S.C.. Virgil C Voreis. Granger, and Clifford Voreis. Granger; two sisters, four brothers. 16 grandchildren;"!™ six greatgrandchildren Funeral services were held Sunday. Nov. I. at Bubb Funeral Chapel..Mishawaka, with Rev Claude Kizer officiating. Burial followed in Voreis cemetery. Burr Oak. John R. Umbaugh Sept. 12.1917 — Oct. 38.1981 John R. Umbaugh. 64. East Shore Drive, Syracuse, died at 7:55 a m. Friday, Oct. 30, in the Goshen Hospital where he was admitted October 27 following an extended illness.

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members of the Milford EMS They follow: A 73-year-old female was taken to Geehen Hospital on Friday. Oct; 23, with chest pains A 73-year-old female was transported from Goshen Hospital to the Lakeland Loring Care Center on Saturday. Oct. 24 On Sunday, Oct. 25. a 45-year-old man. involved in an auto accident, and a 32-year-old woman, who was also involved in an auto accident, were taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital. On Monday. Oct. 26. an 86-year-old man was transported from the Lakeland Loving Care Center to Goshen Hospital. The ambulance crew responded to a call Wednesday, Oct. 28, when a 45-year-old man had a possible fractured ankle. He was taken to Goshen Hospital. A 37-year-old woman was taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital with a possible broken foot on Thursday. Oct 30. after a fall On Saturday. Oct. 31. a 70-year-old man was taken to Goshen

Umbaugh was born in Union Township In 1943 he married Mary Louise Scrannage in Alexandria. La Surviving are his widow, a son. Michael M., Nappanee; a daughter, Mrs Steve Eldridge. Syracuse, a sister; and five grandchildren Services were held Sunday. Nov. 1, at Reith-Rohrer-Ehret Funeral Home in Goshen. Rev. Hazen Sparks and Rev. Elmer Regier officiated Burial followed in New Paris cemtery Vera Monk Dec. 19.1915 — Oct. 28.1981 Vera R. Monk. 65. r 1 box 373 Syracuse, died October 29 at 11.50 p.m. in the Goshen Hospital. She had been in failing health recently. Mrs. Monk was born December 19. 1915. to Verne and Hazel Wyatt, in Spencerville. On May 3, 1934, she married Glenn Monk, who survives. In addition to her husband, other survivors include two sons, Larry Monk, Warsaw, and Richard Monk. Burket; one sister, Mrs. Beulah McConnell, Alamo. Texas; two brothers. Maurice Wyatt. South Bend, and Russell Wyatt, Tuscon. Ariz.; and five grandchidren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, at Harris Funeral Home. Syracuse. Burial followed at North Webster cemetery’ William M. Fry July 8.1988 —Oct. 28.1981 William M Fry, 75. of r 1 Leesburg died Wednesday. Oct. 28. in the Whitley County Memorial Hospital. Columbia City, following an extended illness Bom in Jasonville on July 6, 1906. he was the son of William H. and Eliza M (Lammey) Fry He had owned and operated a service station in Anderson several years before retiring in 1971 and moving to Leesburg Fry was a member of the Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Surviving are his widow. Mary; one daughter, Mrs Donald (Patricia) Tompkins of Anderson; one son. Marion U*Bud”) Fry of Leesburg; two sisters, Mrs Paul (Esther 1 Ashcraft of Galien. Mich., Mrs Ed (Mary) Richardson of New Carlisle; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services were held on Saturday, Oct. 31, at 1 p.m. in Brown and Butz Funeral Home m Anderson with Rev. Glen Cox, pastor of the Eastside Church of God, officiating. Interment followed in the East Maplewood cemetery in Anderson Olivene Richards March 18.1928— Nov. 3.1981 Olivene May Richards, 55. 501 South Huntington Street. Syracuse, died Tuesday, Nov. 3, at Elkhart Hospital. Mrs. Richards had been in failing health for some time. She was born March 16.1926. in Elkhart County, one-half mile

Hospital when he suffered a possible insulin reaction. A 35-year-old man was transported to Kosciusko Community Hospital on Sunday, Nov. 1, after falling from a tree. He had possible internal injuries. On Tuesday. Nov. 2. the ambulance responded to a call from a 33-year-old female who was in the first stage of labor. She was taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital. Later in the day the ambulance responded to a motorcycle-car accident. There was no transport from the accident. Syracuse EMS Syracuse EMS made an ambulance run on October 28 at 8:08 p.m They were called by Jim Hamman, age 81. to his home at r 1 box 283 W Syracuse Mr Hamman became ill and was transported to Goshen Hospital.

north of Hex Grange. Her parents were Ray and Thelma (Snavely) Ott On September 1. 1946. she married Virgil A. Richards of Kimmel. Mr. Richards died July 29.1973. Mrs. Richards resided in Syracuse most of her life. She was a homemaker. Surviving are four sons, Joseph, Larry, Dennis, and Mark, all of Syracuse; two grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Kenneth (Opal) Nicolai. Syracuse; one brother, Emerson Ott, Goshen. Two sisters, Jean Fisher and Mavis Newcomer preceded her in death. Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today (Wednesday) at Harris Funeral Home. Services will be Thursday, Nov. 5, at 10:30 a m. at Harris Funeral Home with Rev. Norman McVay officiating. Burial will follow at Solomon's Creek cemetery. Elkhart County. The family requests memorials be donated to the Syracuse Emergency Medical Service. Jewelry, albums taken from Syracuse home The home of Debbie Mignery. r 2 Syracuse, was broken into Friday evening and $1,850 worth of jewelry was taken, according to county police. There were two sets of wedding bands, a gold ladies' wristwatch. 10 miscellaneous rings. 20 record albums and 20 tapes were taken She told police entry was made by breaking out a screen in the kitchen The home had been ransacked. Lunch stolen Kathi Birkel. 313 South Lake Street. Syracuse, contacted police at 1:01 p.m. on October 28 to report that her son s lunch had been stolen from the Syracuse Junior High School on October 26. also taken was the container and a thermos bottle. On October 27 her son's lunch was again stolen, this time in a paper bag. The boy's lunch was in his locker, which had no lock. It had an estimated value of sll. Milford teen uninjured as car hits tree Lori L Baker. 17, r 1 Milford, was uninjured when her auto struck a tree Sunday morning. Nov. 1, at 8:10am The accident occurred in Elkhart County on CR 56 west of CR 29 According to Elkhart County Sheriff's Ptl. Philip Crewson, Miss Baker was eastbound on CR 56 and swerved at a hillcrest to avoid an oncoming auto driven by James Dial, Milford. Her 1973 Oldsmobile Omega missed the Dial vehicle and skidded 72 feet into a tree. Damage was set at more than S2OO. Boat taken A motor boat was reported taken from the Sechrist Lake home of Doug E. Meville last week. No value has been placed on the boat by county police. Defense building windows broken Tom Gilbert, 237 W. North Street, Syracuse, contacted police October 27 at 4:34 p.m., advising that there were two windows broken out at the Civil Defense balding, 100 Dolan Drive, by children playing ball. Also some windows were shot and broken. The value of the windows is unknown.

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MOTORCYCLE CAR COLLIDE — Daniel L. Ditton. 36. r 6 Warsaw, declined treatment following a motorcycle car accident. Monday afternoon. Nov. 2. on SR 15. According to police. Ditton was northbound on SR 15 and went to pass three stopped vehicles when his cycle hit a car driven by Milford Marshal David Hobbs. Hobbs reported he signaled for a left turn into the parking lot at Dr. Frank Wadas'. Milford, when he stopped for a southbound auto. Once the auto was passed Hobbs reported he looked again and started to turn when the motorcycle passed him on the left. "Diere were two other autos stopped behind Hobbs when the accident occurred. Milford Police estimated up to S2OO damage to both the 1980 Kawasiki motorcycle and to Hobbs* auto. No citations were given. (Photos by Deb Fox)

** ■ ■ .aJH I FBl Bld'll CYCLIST INJURED — Ray A. Gerber. 28, r 3 box 489 Syracuse, suffered an injury to his left foot during a motorcycle-car accident Monday, Nov. 2, at 18:25 a.m. The accident occurred at the intersection of Huntington Street (SR 13) and Chicago Street in Syracuse. Gerber was southbound on Huntington Street when an auto driven by Callie B. Cantrell, r 4 Greenhaus Apartments. Syracuse, struck his cycle. According to Police Mrs. Cantrell was west on Chicago Street, stopped for the stop sign and proceeded across the intersection, not seeing the motorcycle. Damage was estimated at $l,lOO to Gerber's 1977 BMW motorcycle and S6OO damage to Mrs. Cantrell's 1975 Dodge. (Photo by Arch Baumgartner)

Youthpower conference set for November 5-6

“Youthpower,' an organization dedicated to educating our future consumers about food production and economics, food techniques, nutrition and related careers will hold the 22nd annual Youthpower Conference November 5 and 6. Approximately 100 high-school age delegates are expected to attend the meeting at the Indianapolis Airport Hilton Delegates are asked to participate in the two-day conference as outstanding representatives of youth organizations throughout Indiana They are selected on the basis of leadership and communication abilities After the conference, delegates will be asked to share their know ledge of food and nutrition with various community and church groups, as well as school classes through public speaking and other projects. Organizations invited to send participants are the 4-H Club Junior Leaders, Future Farmers of America (FFA), Indiana Sunshine Society, Camp Fire Girls (Horizon Clubs). Explorers. Health Occupations Student Association (HOSA), Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA), Indiana Rural Youth. Future Homemakers of America (FHA». Health Career Clubs of Indiana. Girl Scouts of the USA. Office Education Association <OEA). Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA> and Junior Achievement <JA). Companies, organizations and associations in Indiana related to the food industry and Hoosier agriculture sponsor the Youthpower Conference. Conference speakers include Mike DeFabis of Preston Safeway Food, Inc., who will speak on “Food and the American Way;” Ken Cheatham. American Farm Bureau Federation, who will talk to delegates about “Movin’ on in Century Three,” and to conclude the conference on Friday, David T. Sheets. Indiana Statewide Association of Rural Electric Burned up? Don’t burn your hands when peeling hot tomatoes, beets, softboiled eggs or potatoes; wear rubber gloves.

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Cooperatives. Inc., will give the annual “Charge to the Delegates” Registration will begin at 9 a m. on Thursday. Nov 5. Melvin D Hollingsworth. Indiana Farm Bureau. Inc., chairs the Youthpower Conference committee. Other officers include Marge Ashby. Stokely-Van Camp. Inc. vice chairman; Linda Doughtery, Indiana Dental Association, secretary, and John Hiatt, Indiana Farm Bureau Service Company, treasurer Leesburg woman injured when car hits sign Lynda K. Smith, 37, r 1 Leesburg, sustained abrasions to her face when her auto struck a stop sign Tuesday. Oct. 27. The mishap occurred shortly before 10 p.m. on CR 200 at the intersection of US 30. Damage to her auto was listed at S7OO.

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Milford men booked for theft James Allen Manges, 18 and Fred Emanuel Kuhn. 39. both of Milford, were booked at the Kosciusko County Jail on charges of burglary and theft. Manges and Kuhn were arrested Wednesday, Oct. 28. by the Indiana State Police in connection with a break-in at the Wayne Sholtey farm, r 3 Syracuse, earlier in the week. Kuhn is charged with two counts of burglary and theft while Manges is charged with burglary and theft. The pair broke into a metal quonset hut on the Sholtey farm and took more than SI,OOO worth of tools. Sholtey reported the theft on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Charges may also be pending against several other individuals according to police. Get 'em off Remove scorch marks from clothes after ironing by applying a little hydrogen peroxide to the area and then washing the clothes in hot water.

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