The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 June 1984 — Page 14
THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., June 6,1984
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Promotions announced at Lake City Bank
Several recent promotions by the Board of Directors of the Lake City Bank have tseen announced by R. Douglas Grant, president. Promoted tocsenior vice presidents were Gary Lyon and Steve Creighton. Lyon has been employed at Lake City Bank for 15 years and
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GARY LYONS
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STEVE CREIGHTON
currently heads the personnel and branch administration departments His civic memberships include the board of directors of the Warsaw Chamber of Commerce, treasurer of the Warsaw Exchange Club, treasurer of Youth Employment Opportunities and Adult Basic Education Lyon and his wife. Sharon, attend St. Anne s Church and are the parents of two children Creighton began his employment with Lake City Bank in 1972 and is currently responsible for the bank’s consumer loan area. Creighton is a graduate of Atwood High School, Valparaiso University and the University of Wisconsin Graduate School of Banking He is president of the
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Noon Optimist Club, a member of the Junior Achievement Board of Directors and Consumer Credit Counseling Advisory Board. The parents of two daughters, he and his wife, Sue, are members of Trinity United Methodist Church.
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JAMES BUMGARDNER
James Bumgardner has been promoted to vice president of Lake City Bank. Bumgardner, who joined Lake City Bank in 1981, replaces Kenneth Rucker as head of the mortgage loan department. He has a degree in business administration from Ball State University and is actively involved in the Lakeland Girl Scout Council and the Warsaw Exchange Club. He and his wife, Donna, are the parents of two children and are members of the Presbyterian Church.
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PAUL SIEBENMORGEN
Paul Siebenmorgen was also recently promoted to vice president of Lake City Bank Siebenmorgen, a graduate of Indiana State University, receiving both a bachelor of science and a master
of science degree, also graduated from Commercial Lending School of Robert Morris Associates in Norman, Okla., and attended the first class of the Kosciusko Leadership Academy. His responsibilities at Lake City Bank are in the commercial and agricultural lending areas. He is; also a member of the Kosciusko Community YMCA board of directors. Siebenmorgen and his wife, Marilyn, are the parents of two children, members of the First United Methodist Church and reside in Winona Lake. Mortgage Operations Officer Nancy Amundgaard has been oromoted to assistant vice presi-
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NANCY AMUNDGAARD
dent at the bank. She began her Lake City Bank employment in 1982 as a mortgage processor and had 13 years of prior banking experience. She is secretary to psi Toti Xi Sorority, a member of the National Association of Banking Women and attends the Lutheran Church. She resides with her husband Randy at rural Syracuse. One son, Hugh, is serving with the Air Force in Idaho. | Car damaged when rear tire drops in man hole A car driven by Jeanne Sorensen, r 1 box 125 P, Milford received S3OO damage when her rear left tire dropped down a man hole at the intersection of Catherine and Henry Streets. Milford Town Marshal David Hobbs reported that the Sorensen vehicle was east bound on Catherine street when Jt drove over a man hole cover. The cover flipped off, causing the rear tire to fall into the man hole. No injuries were reported to Mrs. Sorensen. The 1976 Ford she was driving received damage to the tire rim, tire and springs. Two from area IUSB graduates Indiana University at South Bend conferred 722 degrees at the May 8 commencement ceremonies in South Bend’s Century Center. The list of graduates includes those qualifying for degrees in December, May and August. Local students receiving degrees include: Ann Burke Beer. Milford, bachelor of science degree in elementary education and Sandra Ann Korenstra, Milford, master of science degree in secondary education.
H ... > ) SPECIAL AWARD — Nilah Jonasch, right, received an award from Dick McDaniel, president of the Dewart Lake Protective Association, on behalf of the late Edward A. Jonasch for his service to the Dewart Lake area. The award was presented during the Dewart Lake Protective Association’s annual meeting at Harper’s Restaurant, Sunday, June 3. During the meeting, reports on boating safety, sewage from the lake, fishing from the Department of Natural Resources and a report from the police concerning lake protection were heard. A new board of directors was named during the lengthy meeting. Lonnie Clem, Brian Wall, Al Eades, Norman Metzler, Jerry Dain, Lenny Foyle, Henry Diya, Betty Bush, Shirley Johnson, Gary Oliver and George Jamiel were all elected to the board.
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10 YEARS AGO, JUNE 5,1974 Dr. Wendell R. Shank, Syracuse optometrist, spoke to the Milford Lions Club Monday night and showed color slides of a two-week working vacation he and Mrs. Shank took to the Dominican Republic. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ott, r 1 Milford, are the parents of a son born Monday, June 3, at the Goshen Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Evar Troup of Milford, entertained in their home Saturday evening, May 25, for a graduation reception for their son, Qavid. Punch, cake, nuts and mints were served. Guests were from North Webster, Syracuse, Nappanee and Goshen. David is presently working at Arrow Corp, in Leesburg. 20 YE ARS AGO, JUNE 4,1964 Milford Lions are planning their golf tournament, to be held at South Shore Golf Course on June 10-14, with the presentation of trophies at the Monday, June 15, meeting. Lion Justin Kneeland has charge of the tourney. Board members decided to clean and re-decorate the Milford town hall at their regular meeting held Monday evening in the hall. Mrs. Stanley Scott and daughter, Susie, spent Tuesday night in Marion visiting Mrs. Verl Thwaits and family and attending the mother and daughter banquet as guests of Mrs. Thwaits. 30 YEARS AGO, JUNE 3, 1954 Rev. and Mrs. L.W. Shultz of Camp Alexander Mack, Milford, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Carole Dean, to James O. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, of Hobart, Ind. Miss Shultz is a graduate of Manchester College and is employed in the Hobart Cfe Schools. Her fiance attended Indiana University, and is now enrolled at Indiana University Center. He is employed by Sinclair Refining Co. at East Chicago. The wedding date has been set for August 1. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Naugle and two daughters of LaPorte, formerly of Milford, spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. at Dewart Lake. 50 YEARS AGO, JUNE 7,1934 Raymond Pinkerton is giving
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the Merrill Clayton home a new dress of paint. Judge Donald Vanderveer was complimented very highly by the Warsaw paper upon his address he gave there Decoration Day. Margaret Estep was hostess to her bridge club last week in her home near Milford. Prizes were given for three high scores and also a rolling prize. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ganshorn of near Milford, recently had as their guests at a dinner Dr. and Mrs. Willard Price and daughters, Marjorie and Dorothy, of Nappanee, Mrs. Grace Knox and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hyde and sons, of Bremen. No injuries but damage done in cartractor accident Milford Town Marshal Dave Hobbs reported a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Emeline Street and the alley west of West Street, Friday, June 1. In the report, Shirley J. Lindsey was eastbound on Emeline Street when a northbound tractor, driven by Jared J. Hampton, collided with her car. Hampton’s Allis Chalmers tractor’s throttle was reportedly stuck wide-open and Hampton could not get the farm vehicle stopped in time. He proceeded to run into the right rear quarterpanel of Mrs. Lindsey’s car, and then go around the Lindsey car and smash the left rear quarterpanel. Damages to Mrs. Lindsey’s car was estimated at $1,500 while Hampton’s tractor received damage to the front end and stearing column, totally SSOO. No citations were issued at the scene. Power lines down Milford Volunteer Fire Department answered a fire call Tuesday, June 5, near Kendall Biller’s residence off 425 W and 1150 N. According to Fire Chief Max Duncan, Don Rumfelt was working with a backhoe when he accidentally knocked over some REMC power lines causing a small grass fire. Duncan said the fire was under control right away, but he was unsure of the possibility of power loss in the area.
North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN
Zelnra Kline hostess for Lakeland WCTU Zelma Kile was hostess for the recent meeting of Lakeland WCTU. Guest speaker for the day was officer Lance Grubbs of the Warsaw Police Department. He presented a program about drug and alcohol abuse. He noted that
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SENIOR CITIZENS will meet at 12 noon, June 13, at North Webster Church of god. Those attending are asked to take a salad or dessert. Flag day will be observed. —o— FOLLOWING THE second service on June 24 at North Webster United Methodist Church a golden wedding anniversary celebration will be held for all couples of the church who have been married 50 years or more, or who will observe their 50th wedding anniversary during 1984. —o— IN THE hospital: Virginia Bockman, Goshen Hospital, Goshen; Cleo Poulson, KCH, Bessie Hoover, Saint Joseph Hospital, Fort Wayne; J.B. Hoy, Alice Bemish and Carl Winnebald, Parkview, Fort Wayne. —O'north WEBSTER Church of God Junior High Day Camp is being held this week at Rapp’s woods. -oHAPPY BIRTHDAY to: Mary Jo Lundy and Jean Wagoner, June 3; Phyllis Abbett, Phil Abbett and Gordon Sheline, June 4; Ruth Rose, June 6; Sandy Lung, June 7; Thelma Housouer, June 8; Eugene Henwood, June 9; Fern ball, June 10; Norman Lakness, June 11; Kevin Lundy, June 12; Rev. L. E. Foudy, June 13; Mary Ann Clayton, Teresa Gray, Bert Rodrigues and Area farmer suffers minor burns in fire Milford firemen responded to a call at 8:30 a m. Saturday at the Rudy Sierk farm, located on CR 425 W a mile south of Hastings, to what could have been a serious fire. Rudy Sierk was working on a truck in the large frame barn when the truck caught afire, threatening the entire barn. Sierk burned his right hand but did not require medical treatment. The fire was contained when firemen arrived.
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a shelter for victims of abuse is being planned for Kosciusko County. A carry-in dinner was served at noon with birthday cake for dessert. There was group singing of, “Thank You Lord.” Mary Wilcoxson, president, was in charge of the business session. The treasurer’s report was presented by Betty Barrett and minutes of the last meeting were read by Eva Lock.
Earlene Wright, June 14; Lara White, Kara White, Woody Wagoner, Paul Browning and Randy Warren, June 15; Russell Adams, June 16; Phil Edmonson, June 17; Sherry Crane, Lois Lundy and Dave Clayton, June 18; Bill Scherer, June 19; Karen Butt, Lanore Braman and Karen Helsel, June 21; Cheryl Leedy, Minh Tran and Jim Atwood, June 22; Amanda Unruh, June 23; Edith Jilbufg and Jeff Young, June 24; Terry Likens, Mark Wolfe and Tex Sellers, June 25; Gladys Foudy, June 26; Barb Butcher, and Carmen Waldrop, June 27; Vera Zurcher, Gail Conkling and Ruth Hamman, June 28; Terry Johnson, June 29; Barbara Green and Pam Scherer, June 30. —O'MR. AND Mrs. Don Ferverdar celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on June 3. An open house was held in the North Webster Church of God.
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Roll call was responded to by giving readings about the dangers of using drugs and tobacco. Mabie Eberhardt was a guest. Temperance books and films, pertaining to the use of drugs, alcohol and tobacco, were taken to the North Webster school library by Mrs. Barrett and Vera Morehouse. Rhoda Mock will be hostess for the June meeting. Mrs. Kline gave the closing prayer.
THE UMW June breakfast is planned for the 19th. Members of Lydia Circle will be hostesses. —o— GRANDMOTHER SAYS, “If your mind and heart are full of positive, happy and peaceful thoughts you will speak, act and react accordingly.** -O’REMEMBER, JUNE is “Rose For Friendship” month. —o— UMW MONTHLY meetings: Miriam Circle, June 11, Rowena Elliott, hostess; Lydia Circle, June 12 at the church, then adjourning to the home of Helen Jones, Dewart Lake; Esther Circle, June 13, Peg Benson as hostess, take a craft or hobby; Rebekah Circle, June 13 at the home of Christine Foland. -O'TILL NEXT week...