The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 August 1983 — Page 17

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 3 1973 Lee Anri Willits, popular Lake Wawasee girl, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willits, will be reigning as queen at this years Kosciusko County Fair. Ray and Lou Ann Yoder, owners and operators of the Frog Tavern, South of Syracuse announced they have purchased the property known as The Guide, on the east side of Lake Wawasee and will operate it as The Frog Annex.

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Syracuse firemen were summoned Friday to the Reno Schrock residence, r 2 Syracuse. The Schrocks garage was struck by lightning during a storm resulting in a total loss of the garage and contents including a snowmobile, Pinto car and tools. Playing at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse is “The Man Who Came to Dinner.” The play will run through August 4. A rash of thefts and break-ins have been reported in Syracuse

and the Village during this past week. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 3,1963 Republicans in Syracuse nominated a full slate of candidates for the Town Board of trustees and for clerk treasurer at a meeting held at the high school cafeteria. Edward J. Hussey, president of Liberty Coach was elected treasurer of the Mobile Home Manufacturers Association at the mid year meeting. Dr. Jack Clark and family are enjoying a vacation trip through the south. Mrs. Ella Wilson of Syracuse, accepted the position of music director at the Pierceton Presbyterian Church. She has played the organ there for the past two years. Syracuse police chief, Don Emyeart says there has been an investigation regarding stolen hub caps around town. Airman Terry Schrock of

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Syracuse has been reassigned to Amarillo AFB for technical training as a USAF administrative specialist. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schrock. 30 YEARS AGO, AUG. 3, 2953 The Syracuse Lake Association held its annual dinner at Smith Walbridge Camp. The dinner was held was excellently prepared by Mrs. Decker. After dinner the Association secretary, Joe Shecoman summarized the projects in progress including numbering the properties. After 26 years as a newspaper publisher, J.B. Cox will, on august 17, turn over the direction of the Syracuse-Wawasee Journal to Kenneth Wills. Mr. Cox has been owner of the Journal for over 13 years. Mrs. Charles Watson of Ogden Island and Mrs. Jap Jones of Kale Island are co-hostessing a house party for several guests this week. The Howard Stroh’s large barn on their grounds on Johnson’s Bay, was destroyed by lightning Saturday night about 9:15 p.m. It burned to the ground. Mr. Stroh estimated there was $9,000 damage. The first of two concerts will be held by the Smith-Walbridge band Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. from the South Shore Inn on Lake Wawasee. Eighteen members of the Hex Rural Home Economics Club met at the Orley Brown residence on Wawasee Lake on Tuesday. Four booked at county jail The following persons were booked into the Kosciusko County Jail recently: Fred Leroy Hunter, 47, Syracuse, for child molesting. He was released on $2,000 bond. Gail Brian Snider, 26, North Webster, for driving while intoxicated. James Edward Engle, 52, Leesburg, on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Bruce Wayne Huff, 26, of 419 East Boston St., Syracuse, on a charge of theft.

50 YEARS AGO, AUG. 3,1933 A second fire of unknown origin occurred Saturday morning about 1:30 a m. when the barn on the farm of Roy Willard was destroyed an all its contents lost. Some party or parties broke into the Syracuse Ice Cream Company building and stole five-five gallons of ice cream. Syracuse’s first radio broadcasting station got under way this week at Owen R. Strieby’s radio shop. The broadcast is at 1500 KC and can be heard within a mile of the store. Red Strock is the announcer of the programs and Marlington Mench is chief engineer. A hard finished worsted suit that sold at $18.50 this season is now on sale for $9.25. Fine Cambric 18 inch handkerchief on sale for two cents. Last Wednesday guests of the South Shore Inn were entertained with a bridge party. Prizes were won by several local people. Pentecostals arrive in United States Rev. David Hudson, pastor of the Syracuse United Pentecostal Church, who had written in behalf of his congregation regarding the release of 16 Siberian Pentecostals fleeing from the Soviet Union, is happy to let the area people know these fellow Pentecostals are in the USA. The group of 16 arrived in Saint Louis on Tuesday, July 19. Members of two families from Chernogorst, a coal mining center in Siberia, landed at Lambert Field at about 10:30 p.m. As the immigrants walked through the arrival gate, they smiled shyly, and with tears, at the sight of the crowd of about 400 well-wishers who had turned out to greet them. They had left behind years of practicing their religion at secret meetings and years of battling with the Soviet bureaucracy to secure exit visas. Seven members of the group had burst into the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, in 1978, seeking help in their struggle to emigrate. They lived for nearly five years in the embassy basement. Maria Chmykhalov, 60, the mother of many in the group, said Tuesday with the help of an interpreter: “We thank everyone for their prayers and intercessions on our behalf. But we must not forget to pray for the other believers in Chernogorsk.”

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DANA PACE SETTERS — Spearheading the upcoming United Way drive at Dana Corporation in Syracuse are pace setter program participants Lester Wright, Nancy Peterson, Janie Gonzales and Rose Calbeck. Standing in back are Julie Niles. Marilyn Bartman, Sally Minnix and Dixie Kehr. Not pictured are Mary Jane Byrd, Dave Collier and Gus Luyben. The pace setter program is designed to start getting people inspired about the United Way annual fund drive. (Photo by Gary Lewis)

Four area firms selected by United Way

Four Kosciusko County firms were selected by the United Way of Kosciusko County to lead the Tippecanoe Township meeting cancelled The Tippecanoe Township Advisory board has cancelled its regular monthly meeting scheduled for August 9, due to the fact that two other meetings are scheduled for August. The advisory board, along with trustee, Richard D. Mitchell, will be meeting concerning the township budget on August 23 and August 30, at the North Webster Fire Station meeting room at 7 p.m. The meeting is open to the public and everyone is welcome to attend. Cars collide Two cars collided on SR 13, north of CR 1050 N, when a turn signal on one of the vehicles failed. Victor DeMuth, 49, r 2 Leesburg, had stopped to turn left into South Shore Country Club when an auto driven by Travis L. Reiff, 16, North Webster, passed him on the left. Reiff told authorities he thought DeMuth was going to make a right turn. DeMuth turned left, and struck Reiff’s car. Damage to both vehicles was between S2OO and SI,OOO.

Wed., August 3,1983 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

way in a pilot campaign for the 1983-84 drive. Dana Corporation of Syracuse; First National Bank, Owens-Illinois, Zimmer, all of Warsaw; will conduct the United Way drive during the month of August rather than September. These firms, known as paceset-

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ters, will be testing the campaign climate, techniques and solicitation procedures before campaign actually begins. " Although this is an initial effort on the part of the United Way of this county, the technique has been used in many communities throughout the country.

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