The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 April 1982 — Page 3

Hospital notes

. .. KCH MONDAY, MARCH 29 Admissions Kenneth J. Graff, Leesburg Roger E. Cormican, North Webster Dismissal Vicki S. Felger, North Webster TUESDAY. MARCH 30 Dismissals Dale D. Wallace. Leesburg Frederick L. Hunter, Syracuse Roger E. Cormican, North Webster WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31 Admissions , Virginia C. Greene, Leesburg Geneva Belcher, Leesburg Dismissals Doris M. Anglin, Leesburg • Harold L. Smith, Milford Mrs Gary Cook and infant son, Syracuse THURSDAY, APRIL I Admissions Howard M. Faust, North Webster Gumesinda M Garza. Milford Dismissals I Harry L. Watson. North Webster Kenneth J Graff, Leesburg FRIDAY. APRIL 2 Admission Larry C Lawmaster. Leesburg SATURDAY. APRIL 3 Admissions Curtis E. Ohlwine, North Webster Tonya K Underhill. Leesburg Dismissals Virgina C. Greene. Leesburg Howard M Faust. North Webster Larry L Lawmaster. Leesburg Goshen TUESDAY. MARCH 30 Dismissals Maryellen Gingerich, r 2 box 76 Milford Marilyn Michael, r 2 box 70A Svracuse .

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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31 Admissions Kathryn Moore, 127 E. Shore Drive, Syracuse Partha E. Miller, 209 N. Shaffer St, Milford Dismissals Hazel Bornhoeft, Country Meadow, Syracuse Kathryn Moore, 127 E. Shore Drive, Syracuse Rebecca R. Mock. General Delivery, North Webster THURSDAY. APRIL 1 Admissions Rick Harris, r 5 box 234 Syracuse Curtis E. Nicolai, 72196 SR 13 Syracuse Dismissals Lavern A. Mollenhour. 701 S. Lake St . Syracuse Mrs Ronald Goodpaster and infant daughter, r 1 box 644 Q North Webster FRIDAY. APRIL 2 Admission Josephine Stewart, r 1 Johnson Bay. Lot 11 Syracuse \ Dismissals Curtis E Nicolai. 72196 SR 13 Syracuse 'Lula M Smith. 70372 CR 27 Syracuse SATURDAY. APRIL 3 Dismissals George M Campbell, r 5 box 335 Syracuse Linda C? W'aterson. r 3 box 282 Syracuse SUNDAY. APRIL 4 ’ Dismissals Rick A Harris, r 5 box 234 Syracuse Partha E Miller. 209 N Shaffer St . Milford Mrs Matthew Pamer and infant daughter. 212 W First St.. Milford Mrs Harold Mickem and infant Son. r 1 box 255 North Webster MONDAY. APRILS Admissions Dianne E Grothaus. r 1 box 13A Syracuse John R Miller, r 3 box 567 Syracuse

Jean W. Rogers, 3 Rose Lane, Syracuse Belinda Kay Russell, r 2 Syracuse CAL BECK UNDERGOES HIP SURGERY MONDAY Calvin E. Beck, r 1 Syracuse, underwent surgery of his right hip at the Elkhart Hospital on Monday. He entered the hospital on Friday. According to Mrs. Beck, the surgery is a “re-do job,” inasmuch as he had surgery on both hips 18 years ago. IN INTENSIVE CARE Mrs. Evadean Overholser, Milford, is still in the intensive care unit at Goshen Hospital where she was admitted Tuesday evening. March 30. She was transported to the hospital after suffering chest pains at her home. It is hoped she can be moved to Indianapolis for a heart catheterization soon. Births MICKEM son Mr and Mrs Harold Mickem. r 1 box 255 North Webster, are the parents of a son born Thursday, April 1. in Goshen Hospital. RICHARDSON. Charles Leland Tammy Richardson. 68382 CR 21 New Paris, is the mother of a son. Charles Leland, born Tuesday. April 6. at 2.30 a m in Goshen Hospital He weighed eight pounds. 154 ounces and measured 21 inches long Maternal grandparents are Mr. Medic Alert week in Indiana Indiana State Police urge all Hoosier citizens to support Medic Alert Week. April 4-10 Governor Robert Orr recognized the life saving capabilities of Medic Alert by proclaiming the Medic Alert Week in Indiana It is estimated that millions of Americans have some form of illness, allergy. or other special medical problem, that should be brought to the attention of doctors. nurses and - other persons providing first aid to injured or unconscious persons The Medic Alert Foundation is a charitable. non-profit organization dedicated to the purposes of educating and encouraging the public to wear identification bracelets or necklaces telling of any medical problems that should be known in the event of an emergency. About 1.2 million Americans, and nearly 14.000 living in Indiana, are wearing the Medic Alert emblem in necklace or bracelet form to indicate medical problems All persons with hidden medical problems are urged to join Medic Alert The wearing of this medical information could assist a state trooper or other emergency personnel in saving the wearer's life For information on becoming a member of Medic Alert write to: Medic Alert. Turlock. Calif 96381 SIOO in cash taken from bowling alley Wawasee Bowl. SR 13 and CR 1200 N. Syracuse, was robbed of approximately SIOO in change Wednesday. .March 31 According to Kosicusko County Police burglars ransacked desk drawers and threw various items on the floor In addition to taking the cash, the burglars took the time to cook and eat a 14-inch pizza

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and Mrs Charles Richardson. New Paris and maternal greatgrandparents are Mr and Mrs. Willard Richardson. Milford and Lloyd Lyon, Ligonier. GINGERICH, Anne M. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gingerich. 320 Walls Drive, Bloomington, became the parents of their second daughter, Anne M.. Wednesday, March 31, at 12:50 p.m. Anne measured 20 inches long and weighed seven pounds. 13 ounces. Her sister. Erin, is age 24 years. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Bette Schlotterback, Kale Island. Syracuse. Paternal greatgrandmother is Mrs. Wanda Freeze. Ligonier. TRASTER. Michelle Marie Mr. and Mrs. Jay Traster. South Bend, are the parents of a daughter. Michelle Marie, born March 31 at Memorial Hospital. South Bend. She tipped the scales at four pounds.ll ounces. Paternal grandparent's are Mrs. Paralee Traster. 613 Front Street. Syracuse, and the late Fred J. Traster Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Eugene Mclntyre. Bremen. Michelle has one brother. Bobby, age seven. HUSSEY. Sean Michael Mr and Mrs Edward J Hussey, Valparaiso, are the parents of a son, Sean Michael., born February 20 Sean weighed eight pounds, three ounces and has one brother. Eddie, age five. Maternal grandparents are Mrs Paralee Traster. 613 South Front Street, Syracuse, and the late Fred J. Traster. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Edward J. Hussey. Goshen PAMER. Crystal Jane Mr and Mrs Matthew Pamer. 212 W. First St.. Milford, are the parents of a daughter, Crystal Jane, born Tuesday. March 30. at

Obituaries

Annabell Ratz Former Main Annabell (John) Ratz. 59. died Monday. April 5, at Methodist Hospital. Indianapolis. Mrs Ratz and her husband, Robert P. Ratz. owned the Main Channel Marina in 1976 and 1977. They resided at 5316 Whisperwood Drive. Indianapolis, and also had a home at Pier 697. Kale Island, Lake Wawasee She was bom July 25. 1921, in Fort Wayne and was a deaconess in Irvington Presbyterian Church. Indianapolis. She was also a member of Tri Kappa Sorority, East Side Symphony Group and La Sertoma She is survived by her husband. Robert; a daughter, Nancy Ann Boyer; and a son. Dan S. Ratz. Services were held Wednesday. April 7, at 1:30 p m at Shirley Brothers East Chapel, Indianapolis. Harvey Hepler, Sr. Brother Os Milford Woman Harvey Hepler, Sr., 82. 8159 Chestnut Road, Bourbon, brother of Mrs Wilma Yoder, Milford, died at 8:15 a m Wednesday. March 31, in Parkview Hospital: Plymouth, after suffering a heart attack. He was bom in Marshall County on November 15. 1899, to Henry R and Elva (Heckaman> Hepler. On December 24.1920, he married the former Mary Belle Miller, who preceded him in death in October 1951. On November 15, 1952, he married Kathryn (Ganshoro) Bair, who survives. He had been a lifetime resident of the Bourbon area and was a retired farmer In addition to his wife and sister survivors include one daughter, MiY Harold (Donabelle) Miller. Bourbon; one son. Harvey Hepler. Jr„ Bourbon. one stepdaughter. Mrs Fritz (Beverly) Lozier. Bourbon; one stepson. Glenn W. Bair, Fort Wayne; five grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; seven stepgrandchildren; six stepgreat-grandchildren; and one additional sister, Mrs.

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approximately 5 p.m. She weighed seven pounds, four ounces and measured around 20 inches. She has two brothers and three sisters: Matthew Lee, 22; Rosemarie, 19; Myron Mark, 15; Vanessa Lynn, eight; and Emily Sue, two. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Connly, Wollcottville and paternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. John Pamer, Milford. Card of thanks CARD OF THANKS Thanks to everyone for the cards, flowers, and food sent to me at the hospital and now at home. Vernon May In Memoriam fotevMf Memory DAVID B. LANTZ Husband And Father I April 11,1972 Syracuse EMS The Syracuse EMS was called to the home of John DeHoover. 45, r 3 box 565 Syracuse. April 1 at 6 04 pm The patient had become ill. The EMS persons advised patient to see his family doctor At 11:01 a m. on -April 2 the EMS was called to the home of William Lung. 68. r 4 box 61 Syracuse, where Lung had become ill He was transported to the office of his physician.

Estella Bowman, Augusta, Mich. One brother and two sisters preceded him in death. Funeral services were conducted Saturday. April 3, at 2 p.m. in the Deaton Funeral Home, Bourbon. Rev. C. E. McClamon officiated and burial was in the Sandridge cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Bourbon Emergency Medical Service Radio Fund. Georgia Hibner Itatis.Of Kosciusko County Mrs. Chauncey (Georgia) Hibner, 83. 707 South Huntington St., Syracuse, died at noon Friday, April 2, in Goshen Hospital. She was born in Kosciusko County on May 23. 1898, to William and Ida Pebus. In 1939 she married Chauncey Hibner. He survives. In addition to her husband, survivors include one daughter. Lois Cochran. Nappanee; seven grandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. One son preceded her in death. Funeral services were conducted Sunday, April 4, at 2 p.m. in the Harris Funeral Home. SR 13S Syracuse. Rev. John Uhl, Nappanee, officiated and burial was in the Syracuse cemetery Franklin Stephens service Marion Owner And Operator Franklin D. Stephens. 47. 201 East Van Buren St., Leesburg, died unexpectedly of a heart attack at the Phillips 66 Station in Leesburg at 2:13 p.m. Thursday. April 1. Stephens was owner and operator of the Stephens Shell Service. Leesburg, and had gone to the Phillips 66 Station for parts when he became ill and died. He was boro on October 29. 1934, in Stone. Ky., to Elbert and Mamie (Stephens) Stephens. In 1956 he married Inas Ousley who died in 1968. He had come to the Leesburg area in 1960 from Prestonsburg, Ky. Survivors include his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Stephens. Leesburg; one son. Bruce

® ■I- ■« • w -M3 ~ eV I'S mu i ■ HIGH WINDS CAUSE DAMAGE — A construction trailer belonging to Heavy Construction, Inc., Columbia City, was blown over sometime Saturday, April 3, due to the high winds which ripped through the county. The trailer is the construction office for crews working on the rebuilding of the Tippecanoe River Bridge on SR 15. The photo was taken just north of the Uniroyal Plant on SR 15 near Warsaw. (Photo by Duane Pagel) al I CAR ROLLED — Gilbert Rico, 15. r 1 box 216 Milford, was cited for operating a vehicle without a operator’s license after he lost control of the vehicle he was driving and landed upside down in a field. - There were no injuries. The accident occurred .Monday, April 5, around 3:15 p.m. on CR 1150 N across from the Waubee Lake Trailer Court. According to county police, a car in front of Rico began to slide on the icy road and as Rico braked he lost control of his car. The 1972 Ford two-door Grand Torino flipped over and landed in a field owned by Don Wolferman. Damage to the Rico car was set at approximately SI,OOO. Damage to Wolferman’s fence is estimated at less than S2OO. The accident was investigated by Kosciusko County Patrolman Tom Brindle. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Stephens, Leesburg; one stepson, Ron CampbelNr 1 Warsaw; and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. April 3. in the Titus Funeral Home, Warsaw. Rev. Kenneth Fast officiated and burial was in the Leesburg cemetery’. Ida C. Deardorff Memorial Services To Be Held Saturday Memorial services for relatives and friends of Ida C. Deardorff. who passed away on January’ 11, will be conducted on Saturday. April 10. at 10:30 a.m. in the Harris Funeral Home, SR 13S Syracuse. Rev. Philip Frew, pastor of Saint Andrew s United Methodist Church, will officiate. Guy Ettline Married In Syracuse In 1904 Guy Y. Ettline, 96, Greencroft. Goshen, died at 8:50 a m Sunday. April 4. in Fountainview Place, Elkhart $e had resided there for. one year. He was boro on December 17, 1885. in New Paris and on November 19. 1904. in Syracuse, he married Grace D. Proper She died October 23..1971. in Elkhart. He was a retired employee of C. G. Conn. Survivors include nieces and nephews

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ducted at 11 am today (Wednesday) in the Walley-Mills-Zimmerman Funeral Home. Elkhart Rev. Edwin H. Helm, pastor of Simpson United Methodist Church, officiated and burial was in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens.

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Slippery roads causes accident Slippery road conditions and snow caused an accident at US 30 and Center Street access road Tuesday. April 6. at 3:55 p.m. in Warsaw. Involved in the accident was Mary Nickel. 57, r 3 Syracuse. Mrs. Nickel told Warsaw City Police she was attempting to enter US 30 when her auto was hit by a car driven by Bruce Prater. 27. r 3 Warsaw Damage was estimated at under S2OO to both vehicles.

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