The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1983 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Joly «, 1983

It happened ... in Syracuse

!• YEARS AGO. JULY 4,1973 The Pickwick Theatre concluded it’s grand opening this week. The grand opening was held to celebrate the complete refurbishing of the theatre. Winners in last weeks golf meet at Maxwelton’s for Scramblers Play was first place Gene and Floria Steffel and Bird and Edit Kline; second place winners were Nelson ard June Aurer, and Gutch and Billie Pipper. Girl Scout troupe 225 held their first summer meeting. Meetings will be held every Wednesday afternoon from 1-4 p.m. this summer. Officers elected are president Kristy Beecher; vice president Brenda Beecher; secretary Becky Salinas; treasurer Debbie Lechlitner. On July 2, Rev. and Mrs. David r. Haifley celebrated their 25th anniversary. They have seven children, six of them all home. A celebration will be held as soon as

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AT SEMINAR — Jerry Stouder, owner of Century Builders in Syracuse, and Larry Bultemeier, president of All American Homes Builders, were in attendance at the annual two-day builders' meeting in Fort Wayne recently.

Attend 'Nuts and Holts' meeting for builders

Jerry Stouder, owner of Century Builders, Syracuse, attended the annual All American Homes Builder’s meeting recently in Fort Wayne. The two-days “Nuts and Bolts” meeting featinred seminars on financing, Former trooper indicted It was announced by Elkhart County Prosecutor, Michael A. Consentino and Lt. John Siegel, Commander of the Bremen State Police Post, that on Wednesday, June 22, the Elkhart County Grand Jury returned three indictments against former state trooper Derrick E. Waxton. Two Os the indictments were for theft and one was for perjury. One of the theft indictments is the result of an investigation into vehicle parts reported missing from Kirk Chevrolet in Goshen. The second theft indictment involves the alleged failure to pay adequate Indiana sales tax following the purchase of a vehicle. The perjury indictment also resulted from the sales tax investigation. , The indictments by the grand jury are a result of by the Indiana State Police and the Goshen Police Department. Waxton was employed by the Indiana State Police irom July, 1960, through June 16, 1983, at which time his employment was terminated following an administrative hearing before State Police Superintendent, John T. Shettle. Waxton was taken into custody at 10 a jn., June 22, 1983, booked into the Elkhart County Jail, and released on $5,000 cash bond pending further action by Elkhart County Superior Court I.

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Rev. Haifl/ returns from his to the Holy Li nd. 20 YEARS AGO. JULY 4.1963 Charles Barris of Syracuse and Joe Blockt of Goshen have purchased th Hartzler-Guthemuth funeral home and will take possession his week. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Maine of Syracuse have purchased the Star Star® from Mrs. Mabie’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster. * The Syracuse Church of the Nazarene will mark it’s first an niversary on Sunday, July 7. John W. Secor is pastor of the Church. The Syracuse fire department made runs this week. One at the Villa ,!,e and one near B and K Root Beer stand. Both were grass fires. Indian Central College, In-

advertising, product knowledge and sales training. The meeting focused on issues affecting the housing industry today and was highlighted by presentations designed to help builders provide quality, affordable homes, to their customers. All American homes, headquartered in Decatur, Ind., is a leading midwestem manufacturer of modular housing. The company builds ranches, split levels, and Cape Cod single family homes as well as multifamily housing. The homes, ranging from 864 to 2,700 square feet, are built by modern, costeffective construction techniques in a factory, unaffected by weather conditions and can be erected on site in a matter of a few weeks. All American homes is a subsidary of Coachmen Industries, Iqc., and a leading member of the Ccachmen Housing Group. Violator stopped, backs into police car Elkhart County Sheriff’s Reserve Officer Donald P. Sneline, 51,72019 CR 43 Syracuse, • was involved in a backing accident on Tuesday, June 28, at 6:40 a .m. Officer Sheline used a portable traffic signal light on his county highway department auto to stop oseph C. Klein, 20, 64230 CR 1 Wakarusa, for a violation. Klein [ lulled into the Midwest Commerce Bank branch parking lot on College Ave., and Lincolnway East, Goshen, and then backed ,'liis van into the 1979 Chevrolet Impala. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO to Sheline’s auto. Klein was cited for no vehicle registration and the van was impounded. ■ tMi ■■■■■■■■■■■■ M MH*

dianapolis, has announced Janice Hollar, Syracuse, was awarded a scholarship. Janice was one of 55 high school graduates to receive a scholarship from the college. 39 YEARS AGO. JULY 4.1953 A contract was let on July 3 by the Post Office department in Washington, D.C. for a new post

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office building in Syracuse. This building will be leased by the government. The site for the new building has not been decided. Mrs. Georgia Miller and Mrs. Adah Miller entertained the Syracuse Bridge Club in their home on Tuesday. The Journal has installed one of the printing industry’s most

valuable and important inventions in the past 100 years and is one of the very few weekly newspapers in the US to operate one. A Scan-a-Graver, invented by the Fairchild Camera Company, is now in use in our office. The Syracuse Pollyanna 4-H Club met at the high school. The meeting was called to order by

jane Godshalk. There were 17 girls present. Indiana University listed two Syracuse girls on the freshmen honor roll for this semester. Marsha Disher and Patricia Hapner are both on the honor list. 59 YEARS AGO, JULY 4,1933 At a special meeting of the

Chamber of Commerce, it was decided to purchase lots from Mrs. Elwood George for a city park. The amount to be paid for the land is $2,000. There will be no payments made for two years on either interest or principal and the contract for payment will be for ten years. R. B. Tuttle caught the 25 limit

of blue gills fishing or ; day last week on the big lake. More than 200 meml ws of the Indiana State Bar / sociabon are expected to attend w annual meeting of the organu don to be held at Spink-Wawase : md Lake Wawasee Golf Chib. As h>ng those to attend is Govei’raor Paul McNutt.