The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1982 — Page 26

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., May 26,1682

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10 YEARS AGO. MAY 24.1072 Miss Caron Carr of r 4 Syracuse returned home last week from a three month stay at Cartegena. Columbia, as an exchange student. During the annual fifth grade field day at the Syracuse track last week, this group of athletes set new records in a number of events. Those students are Mark Dunithan, Cathy Singrey. Lisa Mohler, Rick Cripe, Dan Andrews, Bob Long, Ray Gerber and Rick Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morris of r 3 Syracuse held week end guests of Mr s and Mrs Jack Scherer of Fort Wayne. Sgt. and Mrs Charles Dangerfield of Washington DC., and a Saturday caller of Donna Bailey of Kalamazoo, Mich. Anotherguest spending the week is Bill Hodge of Geneva Mrs Lulu Francis has returned to her Syracuse home following a winter stay at Lakeworth. Fla Mrs Tom Merritt has returned to her summer home at Syracuse following a winter ’stay at Pompano Beach. Fla 20 YEARS AGO. MAY 24. 1962 Harold Warstler. r 1 Syracuse, a psychology major, is among 40

County students graduate from Grace College

A number of Kosciusko County students were among those earning degrees during Grace College and Grace Theological Seminary's annual commencement exercises this spring They are Barbara D Frye, 1011 Court Street. Winona Lake. AS in nursing. Faith E Mullen. 1.9 Warsaw. AS in nursing; Sandra Twombly. 304 Fifth Street. AS m nursing Melinda A Franchmo. 101 E 12th Street. Winona Lake. AS m nursing, BS in behavioral science; Janet Walker, r 8 Warsaw. AS in nursing. BS in behavioral science. Constance S Whitcomb, r 8 Warsaw. AS in nursing,. BS in behavioral science; Valerie L Byers, r 1 Warsaw. BA in Christian ministries. Laura J Campbell, r 2 Warsaw. BA in behavioral Science and TerTi Fiebig. r 9 Warsaw. BA in mathematics and business administration Other graduates included Daniel K Hocking. BA m speech. Michael A Mace. Warsaw. BA in

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ffififFlET'S EBB PROUD S MEMORIAL J 5 day i s Several area residents have expressed a desire tQ Jfl| I j help reconstruct (with new material) the entry way to rhe If | Syracuse Cemetery and the fence just inside the gate w If this is to be done £ Ik I We Need Your Help! I DID YOU FORGET? 1-1 Money for the project has to come from free-will I donations from Syracuse area residents and other interest1 ed parties We hope to get enough money to complete the ■H I project in time for Memorial Day 1982. ESTIMATED COST I IS AT LEAST $1 500 FOR THE MATERIALS, labor is being I donated by Patrick Moore, who has agreed to lay the I brick. He will be assisted by Roger Smith who will also 1 donate his time. MtrttM kewe sbmsmm Mat* Rm fwk* cat esetsrt ttariti Merit at I «S7 JM4. I SBio YOW DONATIONS AS QUICKLY ASPOSSMUTO; u SYRACUSE aMCTBIY BOARD . S I iajjk C/0 State tat Os SyreceM II jXr lOOt. Mom Street — Sy recuse IN4GS67 ■V - - K. K.

outstanding sophomores at Indiana University who have been awarded scholarships under the Ford foundation’s three-year master’s program. It was announced today by the interim board of the Lakeland Community School Corporation (Kosciusko County) that they have unanimously agreed to employ Lewis S. Immel, on a twoyear contract, as their superintendent for the new district, effective July 1,1962. Mr; and Mrs. Lewis Rogers of Syracuse, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. May 13. at a family dinner and open house held at their home on Boston Street Miss Linda Byrd, daughter of Mr and Mrs. James H Byrd, r 2 Syracuse, and David Lee Matox, son of Emest Mattox and Mrs Frank Nofsker. both of Peru, were united in marriage Saturday evening at 7:30, May 19, in the Calvary EUB church in Syracuse. 30 YEARS AGO, MAY 23. 1952 Seven juveniles and three adults were being held in jail at Warsaw under SSOO bail each, in connection with a series of

mathematics and business administration; Candace M Miller. BA in Biblical studies; Paul D. Rhodea. 1508 Kings Highway. Winona Lake. BA in Biblical studies; Mark I. Sharp, Shamrock Trailer Court. Warsaw. BA in Christian ministries; David Bingham. 608 Chestnut Street, BS in behavioral science; and Lori Bingham, BS in art education Among the other county residents to receive degrees were Barbara Boyer, 307 Kings Court. Winona Lake. BS m behavioral science; Joy L. Chapman. 751 E Fort Wayne. BS in elementary education; RonaldC Douglas, r 1 Milford. BS in accounting and business administration. Jon W Engelberth. r 1 Pierceton. BS in general science. Rebecca S. Lawlor, r 1 Warsaw. BS in behavioral science; Diann K McDairmant. r 8 Warsaw. BS m elementary education. Also graduating were Melanie C Meads, r 8 Warsaw, BS in elementary education; Jacki L. Miller, r 8 Warsaw. BS in elementary education. David E Rush. 1216 Hilltop Apartments. Warsaw. BS in behavioral science. Lynn E Sproule. r 8 Warsaw. BS in behavioral science; Kerry L Stogsdill. 1210 Hilltop Apartments. Warsaw, BS m elementarv education; Judith E Willard. ’ 107 Wood Street. Syracuse. BS in elementary education, and Susan Michaels. 66 Kings Highway. Winona Lake, bachelor of music in education David L French, 1123 E. bmitn Street, received a certificate in Biblical studies; his brother. John W French, received a master of theology degree. James Baurpan. 104 W 12th Street. Winona Lake, also received a master of theology degree Gary L Austin. 2032 E Market Street. Warsaw, was granted a master of divinity degree Booked at jail Jimmy Gallagher. 18. Frost Home. Syracuse, was booked at the Kosciusko County Jail on a charge of public intoxication He is a, ward of Elkhart County and was released to the Elkhart County Welfare Department

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alledged burglary's and the furnishing of alcoholic beverages to minors in Syracuse. Funds are now available in Indiana by the use of DingellJohnson federal funds for the purchase and development of access areas to our public lakes. The division of Fish and Game, . State of Indiana, will appreciate information on any possible sites available. Priority will be given to those locations where such areas are most needed. A chance to work in the nation’s capital and to start a career with the federal service is offered now to Indiana men and women who can type or take dictation. Miss Patricia Shadle, civilian navy representative, has arrived in

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Fort Wayne to interview applicants for civilian typing and stenographic positions in Navy Headquarters, in Washington, D.C. The positions carry GS-3 and GS-4 civil service ratings with entrance salaries of $245 and $265 a month, based ,on a five-day work week. 50 YEARS AGO. MAY 26, 1932 The sudden drop in temperature Sunday night to freezing, and the frost damaged the onion crop in this section. C. L. Thomas, formerly of Wolf Lake, who had the crop on the road to the north shore of Wawasee near the Jones property, was the heaviest loser. Dan Klink and son Orval went

to Warsaw, Tuesday, to receive Turkey Creek Township’s share of the surplus government flour being distributed through the Red Cross. Ross Franklin’s Waco orchestra under the direction of Freddie Daw will broadcast over WOWO, Fort Wayne, every Friday throughout the coming season between 11:30 a.m. and noon, CS.T. The first program will be broadcast tonforrow. The series of programs are being sponsored by Johnson’s Hotel, The South Shore Inn; The South Shore Golf Club, Inc.; the Tavern Hotel; Wawasee Slip and Waco and are being given for the purpose of advertising Lake Wawasee.

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BLACKTOP DRIVE-UP AREA — Phend & Brown workmen were busy last week blacktopping the large drive-up area at the Milford Branch of the First National Bank of Warsaw, getting ready for the grand opening Saturday. May 29. Final touches are being put to the new. enlarged interior and exterior of the bank at the present time.