The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 March 1982 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., March 3,1982

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Milford's Main Street

OH. DEAR, the boss is coming home from Florida after a month in the sunshine. That means The M-J staff is going to have to get back to work and not spend all our time goofing oft! Well, that's what lots of folk think we do when the boss leaves town! Some of our employees even took days off work. What excuses! The first working day after AEB and Della left for the Southland a number of employees. including our editor, called in to say they couldn’t get to work because of the snow. Our editor even went so far as to say the snowplow didn’t go past her house until 15 minutes before the office closed. Some people even had the nerve to call in sick while the boss was gone! Staff members drank so much coffee dun ng the month of February that ye ole coffee pot gave up the ghost and a new one had to be purchased! And. you should see Arch’s office! Someone (we’re not naming names) has plans on taking it over. The contractors have been in there most of the month (strange they seem to be about done* working. The furniture is all disarranged . . . and the hanging light is sitting smack dab in the middle of the desk. Will he ever be surprised! -oNOW COMES a letter from Carol Lipp, daughter of Lloyd .Mynhier of Waubee Lake She moved to Texas last year and really likes it there Carol worked for The Papers Incorporated at one lime. With her change of address to 2019 Cartwright. Irving. Texas 75062. comes a note that. "It's an absolutely gorgeous 75 degrees here in the sunny south Looking forward to more of the same for the rest of the week "

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“Too bad about all the snpw you're getting. I really haven't missed it this year. Probably will next year though.** -O'EDITH BAUMGARTNER remembers going up stairs at the former Ford garage to pay the telephone bill. She says it was fun to watch the “helio girls. ” Years later she became a telephone operator too. but that was after the telephone company had moved to what is now Jenkin's NAPA store at the corner of Main and Catherine. Edith even remembered that Grace Noss, now deceased, was the night operator for many years. —O'EDITH ALSO showed us a copy of the world's smallest Bible obtained from Dr. Jerry Falwell and the Old-Time Gospel Hour. It’s so small you need a microscope to read it. Along with the small Bible comes the information that it contains 3,566.480 letters. 810,677 words. 31.175 verses. 1.189 chapters and 66 books BILL AND Edith Little became grandparents twice in one day on February 18. On that day, daughter Vicki gave birth to a baby boy whom she and her husband. Doug Brouwer, named Adam Douglas; and daughter Judy gave birth to a baby girl whom she and her husband. Clark Jones, named Kathryn Mane Adam Douglas is Vicki and Doug's first child. Kathry n Marie has a brother Andrew who will be two years old on March 10. Kathryn Mane caused quite a stir in the Jones family She is the first girl born to that family in 32 years? Needless to say. both sets of grandparents are equally proud.

Vicki and Doug reside in Fort Wayne while Judy and Clark are residents of Anderson. —o— A SURPRISE birthday party was held last Saturday morning. Feb. 27, for Alethea Haggerty of Milford. The party was at her home and was given by her children. A carry-in dinner, complete with a birthday cake baked by Shirley Young, was given in honor of Mrs. Haggerty’s 67th birthday which was on Tuesday. March 2. Among those in attendance were daughter. Brenda Ratcliff of Milford*, son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young of Elkhart: daughter and family. Kerrie Manges of Goshen: and son. Weldon Haggerty of Milford. -O—MR. AND Mrs. Dean Dowty of r 1 Milford got a taste of spring early this year. They are expected home today (Wednesday* from a week’s vacation in Hawaii as part of the Jacque s Seed charter trip —o— MANY AREA residents who watched the Notre Dame-De Paul basketball game on Sunday were surprised when the camera focused in on Howard (**Hop*’> Haab of Our Town with his sign supporting the Irish! -oREVIVAL SERVICES will begin at the Bethel Church of the Brethren in Our Town tomorrow (Thursday* and run through March 7 Rev. W. David Albright, pastor of the Agape Church of the Brethren. Fort Wayne, will be the speaker. Services are at 7 p.m. nightly. On Saturday a prayer and Bible study session will be held from 10 until 11 a m and on Sunday morning a carry-in dinner is being planned after the worship services —o— AND. THE New Salem Church of the Brethren will have Bruce Porterfield, a former missionary to Bolivia with the New Tribes Mission Board, for special services March 7. 8 and 9. Evening meetings will be at 7 with the Sunday morning service at 10:30. -o— DON’T FORGET to wish the Warriors good luck as they enter sectional play on Friday. They could come home with Saturday's sectional title if they give it their all! -o— ANOTHER EVENT to remember is the Rock *N Roll Jamboree being planned on Saturday and Sunday by the residents of the Lakeland Loving Care Nursing Home. They’ll be rocking (in rocking chairs) and rolling (in wheelchairs* to raise money for the American Heart Association. Joellen Free is chairman of the event and the public is invited to attend the afternoon activities which will take place each day from 1 to 4 p.m A bake sale will follow Saturday's rocking and rolling Persons wanting to sponsor someone in this worthy project for senior citizens are asked to call Mrs. Free or Jean Treesh. Syracuse residents booked at jail Michael Wayne Stahly. 17. 301 East Boston Street and Earl Eugene Trueblood, 25, 719 South Huntington St, both of Syracuse were booked in the Kosciusko County Jail recently. Stahly was booked at the jail following sentencing Thursday. Feb. 25. in Kosciusko County Court to a 15-day jaJ term for illegal consumption of an alcoholic beverage. Trueblood was detained at the county jail for driving while license was suspended. He was released on his own recognizance Syracuse driver uninjured in crash J. W Yoder. 58. 70485 CR 33 Syracuse, was uninjured in a traffic accident Friday, Feb. 36. at 3:34 p.m., at the intersection of 15th and Douglas streets in Goshen Yoder s auto, a 1975 Pontiac, collided with a 1979 Chevrolet Chevette operated by Marilyn L. Schrock. 44.1217 E. Lincoln Ave.. Goshen. Goshen City Ptl. Al Mackowiak set damages at more than 11.200 to both autos. BOOKED ON WARRANT Ervin Maynard Troup. 43. East Emeiine St, Milford, was booked in the Kosciusko County Jail on a county court warrant for probation violation. He was ordered to serve a 190-day work release program.

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