The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 October 1983 — Page 15
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It happened . . . in Syracuse
M YEARS AGO. OCT. X MO Members of the Syracuse Chapter 383 Order of the Eastern Stars chose “The Sound of Music” as their theme when they honored Mrs. Clem User. Sr., on September ». Mrs. Lisor is serving the Indiana Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Stars as Grand Esther this year. The Wawasee Warriors shut out the Bremen Lions 33-0 last Friday night. Among the girls running for homecoming queen are Bobbie Rhodes, of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes; Joy Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Becker; Julee Staley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Staley; and Shirley Miller laughter of Mrs. Mae Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brown are parents of a 9 pound eight ounce son Jason Arthur. He was born September 26 at the Goshen Hospital. Members of the Syracuse Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Maurice Koher on Tuesday. Mrs. Pete Blue served as co-hostess.
Sixteen in county ore Ball State graduates
Sixteen Kosciusko County students graduated the second summer term from Ball State University in Muncie. The graduates are by city, the following: Leesburg — Judy Jean (Bugher) Frank, master of arts in education, elementary education; and David A. Sauli, bachelor of science, computer science. North Webster — Russell Lee Todd, master of business in administration. Syracuse — Suszane Marie (Gardener) Gilliland, master of arts, applied gerontology; Hal Pearson, master of arts, physical education; and Darcy K. (Wolterman) Mock, master of arts in education, secondary education.
I to jMI ft II 'bi SOLAR ENERGY PRESENTATION — John Lawson, right, president of Interceptor Inc., points out the features of his company's solar energy unit to Dean Hartle, president of the I akeland. North Webster Kiwanis Club. In his September 26 presentation to the club, Lawson advised that persons should check the cost per BTU of a solar energy system before purchasing. He pointed out that by 1995 it has been estimated that alternative energy development will be a 25 billion dollar industry. Speicher is agent
Patrick L. Speicher of the Speicher Insurance Agency, Milford, Indiana, has been appointed agent for Indiana Farmers, town & Country, and Indiana Union Mutual Insurance Companies. Speicher is a licensed agent, and has been in the insurance business for 10 years. A native of Milford, Speicher graduated from Milford High School in 1958. He is a member of Missionary Church, Nappanee. Indiana Farmer Mutual was founded in 1877, and in 1954 founded Town & Country Mutual. Indiana Union Mutual was founded in 1919. Speicher will represent all three companies. The companies, now known as the Indiana
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29 YEARS AGO, OCT. 3. IMS Ctem Lisor, owner of the Sportsman's Center m the Village, began construction of a new buiidmg on Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ahrens of North Syracuse are the proud owners of a M pound squash. It had a circumference of 57 inches. Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly, Syracuse will leave on a trip to Las Vegas on October 14. Mr. W. E. Long, Syracuse was a guest at a luncheon bridge held at Hotel Elkhart last Wednesday. The Syracuse fire department answered a call at 5:50 a m. September 30. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rang on North Shore Drive. There was an estimated SIO,OOO damage done to the back of the house. Mr. and Mrs. Rarig were in Florida at the time but their daughter was living at the house at the time. » YEARS AGO, OCT. 2.1353 Fred Hoopingarner, local Dodge and Plymouth dealer, is spending the week end in Detroit where he is attending the viewing
Warsaw — Sherrie Jean Anspach, master of arts, music; Chris Alan Moser, master of arts, health science; Dee Landis, master of arts in education, elementary education; Henry Dean Zehr, master of arts, elementary education; Steven Clark, bachelor of science, psychology; Cindy A. Thurston, bachelor of science, home economics; and Kurt A. Hardley, associate in arts, criminal justice and corrections. Winona Lake — Suzanne Gail Leslie, master of arts, physical education; Carolyn Sue (Witzky) Howie, master of arts in education, elementary education; and Carolyn Jeannette (Schultz) Nunez, master of arts in education, elementary education.
Farmers Insurance Group, have their home offices in Indianapolis, and primarily provide various types of farm and auto, personal, business and casualty coverage. Leesburg woman in Warsaw parking mishap Tina Dunseth, 27, r 2 Leesburg, told police she was trying to parallel park in downtown Warsaw recently when she pulled out and struck a car owned by Edna Jenz, 81, Warsaw. There was between S2OO and SI,OOO damage to Dunseth’s car and under S2OO damage to the other vehicle.
as the 1954 Dodge hne as autos and accessories. PFC Pat Finton and PFC John Connolly arrived home Sunday from San Diego, Cahf., where they have completed boot training. They made the trip to Chicago by plane. Mary Minor and Jean Sloan of Syracuse entered the Attnon Horse Show Sunday. Mary won Furst place in horsemanship in class Hand under. Jean won a second in Crazy Stake Race. SO YEARS AGO. OCT. X 1933 H. W Moesch. placed in charge if the fish hatchery last June is to return to Indianapolis soon and the hatchery will be closed. It should reopen again in April. Mrs. Isabel Grieger. Mrs. Norma Meyers and son John, visited the fair in Chicago and spent the night with relatives in the area. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore will be celebrated at their home on October 14. The Syracuse Bridge Club was entertained at the home of Mrs Ralph Thornburg yesterday. Mrs. Estelle Swartz returned home from Chicago Sunday where she had been demonstrating for a cooking school. Land '0 Lakes C.B. Club to hold jamboree The Land '€> Lakes C.B. Club is sponsoring its seventh Jamboree on Sunday. Oct. 9, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Warsaw Park Pavilion. Warsaw. Proceeds from this year’s benefit will be used to purchase smoke detectors for the elderly and handicapped citizens of Kosciusko County. Last year, the club was able to purchase and distribute 65 smoke detectors around the county. The Kosciusko County Fireman’s Association them through local fire departments. The emcee for the event will be Pat Lazenby, better known as Pitter Patter, from Westport. Flatside and Little Flatside, famous clowns from Muncie, will also be appearing. Trophies will be awarded to the largest club, in state; largest club, out-of-state; best dressed club, in state; best dressed club, out-of-state; farthest traveled club, in state; farthest traveled club, out-of-state; and best dealer display. All trophies require five members or more, a typed club roster and membership cards. Registration will close at 3 p.m. The Southern Rain Band will kickoff the live entertainment at noon. They are a local countryrock band known throughout the Kosciusko County area. The Barroom Buddies Band will begin its entertainment at 2:30 p.m. They are one of Northern Indiana's best country music entertainers. A male beauty contest will be held at 3:30 p.m., with trophies going to the top two finishers. Admission is free and the public is welcome. Fun is planned for all. So far this year the C.B. Club has donated over $2,000 to local charities including Special Olympics, Multiple Sclerosis and the Kosciusko County Juvenile Task Force. Beer named counselor at Purdue Philip D. Beer 11, r 1 Milford, has been selected as a counselor for Purdue University’s Tarkington Hall. Beer is studying civil engineering and land surveying at Purdue Each counselor has responsibility for 45 to 50 students. The counselors are the student administrative staff of the residence halls, advise student organizations within each hall and are available for other counseling duties.
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