The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 October 1985 — Page 18
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., October 2,1985
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NANCY KURZHAL was sworn in as postmaster of the Milford Post Office by John Humphries, officer in charge of the South Bend Post Office, last Friday in downtown Milford. In addition to the regular post office staff, attending the
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ceremony from the postal service were her husband, Tim Kurzhal; Lonzo Williams, director of customer services; Jane Roberts; and Regina Davenport, who has been the temporary officer in charge at Milford. The new postmaster served as
a distribution and window clerk in South Bend prior to being named postmaster at Milford. She was in Milford early last week and Regina did a good job of introducing her to many of the citizens of the community. IN RESPONSE to last week’s question on the September snow, Ralph Neff of r 1 stopped to tell us that he remembered the snow. Neff, now 86, was out thrashing his field of clover seed with his neighbor was forced to stop when the 1941 snow fall came. Incidentally, Neff has lived on that same farm now for 65 years. He and his late wife, Grace, moved there in March of 1920. —o— JENNIE HECKAMAN celebrated her birthday over the weekend in a very unusual way. She attended the wedding of a cousin in Fort Wayne. It was afeo the 50th anniversary of the bridegroom’s parents. The wedding
united Mark Bontrager and Ruth Hassig. The 50th wedding anniversary was observed by Kate and Joe Bontrager of Silver Lake. Jennie’s birthday was the 38th. She wouldn’t tell us her age but noted an uncle, Kenneth Yeiter of Atwood, observed his 75th birthday. Jennie, many don’t know it but she treated the wives of the Lions at a fish fry on a recent Monday night. While the Lions held their meeting, their wives enjoyed their own meal and a night out. IN CASE you haven’t noticed the tent near the Lake City Bank, it’s been put there by area car dealers. They will be holding the third annual Northern Kosciusko County Tent Sale Extravaganza on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Participating will be Buzz Keck Motor Car Co., of Syracuse,
Hibschman Motors of Syracuse and Milford Motors of Milford. They will be open from 9 a. m. to 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday and from 9 a.m. until the last customer on Saturday. DON’T FORGET the firemen’s chicken barbecue on Sunday. It’s carry out only. K jif’ ■J , / BIRTHDAY WISHES to Julia
May, a resident of Lakeland Loving Care, who’s about to embark on her 95th year of life. She’s been a Milford resident for 72 years. Julia says she used to know
It happened ... in Milford
10 YEARS AGO, OCT. 1,1975 Milford town marshal Melvin Jordan attended a prosecutor’s meeting last Thursday on new procedures and policies regarding conduct in court, accident arrests and the new county court system. The United Methodist Youth Fellowship of Milford and their pastor, Rev. Everett Owens, canvassed the town of Milford Saturday, Sept. 27, to receive contributions for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. A good response was reported. Jerry C. Miller of Canoga Park, Calif., formerly from the Milford vicinity, received the gold bars of a second lieutenant in the California Army National Guard during a graduation ceremony at the California Military Academy recently. The Bethel Church of the Brethren in Milford has planned a Dedication-Homecoming observance for this coming Sunday, Oct. 5. This year also marks the 70th birthday anniversary of the church. Classes will begin at 7 p.m. on
Mothers of twins plan luncheon
The Kosciusko Mothers of Twins Club serves a 40-mile radius including all of Kosciusko County and surrounding areas. In the club one and a half years, it has been in contact with over 60 mothers of twins and triplets in this area. The club is planning an informal luncheon for Saturday, Oct. 12, at the home of Jeanie Bowser, Dewart Lake, from 11:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. All mothers and fathers of twins and triplets are invited to attend with their families, both members and nonmembers. ' Special invitations are being made to some sets of twins themselves, who have been guest speakers at meetings in the past year. Each guest is asked to take a dish, salad, or dessert and there will be a light lunch served at 12 noon with sandwiches and refreshments furnished. There will be plenty of room for the children to play inside or out, and if the weather permits, the fathers can try their hand at horseshoes. The club has recently become a member of the National Organization for Mother of Twins Clubs, providing the club with referral services, quarterly newsletters, and access to useful information for the club. Some clubs are often asked to participate in studies taken by dis-
PARTY PAC OPPOSERS TO MEET FRIDAY, OCT. 4-7 P.M. Milford Community Building Attend This Meeting — We Need Your Help! The state appeals hearing will be held in Indianapolis in room 914 of the State Office Building - Wed., Oct. 9,2:30 P.M. - ‘ An attorney from Yoder, Ainlay. Ulmer and Buckingham will represent the 1,328 opposers. You are encouraged to attend this hearing if possible. Your presence will make a difference. Send a letter now if you cannot attend. Funds are needed to pay the attorney fees and monetary donations from those who care about the community. Send your donation or committment to APPEAL: P.O. Box 231, Milford, IN 46542. Please support this effort if you are really opposed to another liquor outlet in our small community. Any left over funds will be contributed to one or more other community projects. If you desire more information please call either of these numbers and they will try to help you or attend the meeting. Phone 658-4642 Or 658-4425 k DONATED BY MILFORD CITIZENS WHO CARE J
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everybody in town, but now she doesn’t even recognize the houses. A real testament to clean leaving, Julia says she has never had
Monday, Oct. 6, in the EMT building on Main street for those interested in a basic first aid training course. The classes will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for two weeks. Don’t forget the Fireman’s annual barbecue will be held this coming Sunday at the fire station on Main street. This is one way the commmunity can support its fire department and say thankyou for the work these volunteers do. 20 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 29,1965 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fisher of near Milford were honored on their 59th wedding anniversary on Wednesday evening with dinner at Foo and Faye’s. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hoffer have applied for a beer, liquor and wine retailer license for Kaiser’s Inn located on Main street in Milford. Mrs. C.D. Barnes and Mrs. Harold Manor of Milford were honored by Kosciusko Chapter
ferent organizations researching twins. The Kosciusko Mothers of Twins Club is also a member of the Twin Foundation, of Providence, Rhode Island; a new organization supported by many celebrities. They have been conducting many revealing new studies on twins and plan to start holding seminars across the United States in the near future. The group is also a new member of Twinline, from Berkley, Calif.; the nations only funded twin research and helporiented organization especially made for families of multiples. The club will have new pamphlets received from Twinline at the luncheon to take home. The club offers a monthly newsletter of its own, and also corresponds with other Mothers of Twins Clubs in Elkhart, Mishawaka, and Fort Wayne. The club plans to expand its correspondence and library this winter. New multiple births this year include: Terry and Lue Ann Edwards of Ligonier had twin sons, Greg Eugene and Brad Allen, on November 26,1984. John and Lanise Hansen of Warsaw had a son and daughter, Tyler Dewitt and Tiffany Farrell, on March 26. John and Laura Ross of South Whitley had twin sons, James Robert and Jason Ray, on April 4.
a cigarette or an alcoholic drink. “You couldn’t coax me to drink,” she said. The one thing she finds wrong with the world: “Too many liquor stores.”
No. 160, Order of the Eastern Star, Sunday afternoon at a 3 o’clock reception in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruch, Milford, worthy matron and worthy patron of the chapter. Harry Martin of Milford and Carl Helman of New Paris returned home Thursday from a 17-day European tour. They flew to London where they went on a Globus tour, visiting the countries of England, Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy, France and Switzerland. Charles Richardson of Milford went to Chicago Sunday where he had his physical examination to join the U.S. Army. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Richardson of Gulfport, Miss. While at Milford he resided with his brother, Wayne W. Richardson, and family. Rev. and Mrs. George Lambert of Wichita, Kans., left for their home on Monday after a visit in the home of Mrs. Lambert’s mother, Mrs. Matilda Beer, on r 1 Milford.
Stephen and Lea Ann Flenar of Warsaw had twin daughters, Miranda Lois and Courtney Alice, on April 4. Sarita and Rex Burnett of Warsaw had twin sons, Kyle Allan and Kirk Allan, on April 29. Thomas and Sue Swick of Winona Lake had triplets, Micah, Isaac, and Kyla, on May 24. For more information about the club, write r 5 box 284, Syracuse, Ind. 46567; or call 658-9736 or 453-3094 at anytime. Expectant parents are welcome to a free helpful hints brochure.
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JOINS FIRM — George R. Custer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond (Fredonna) Custer, r 1 Milford, has joined Geo. S. Olive and Co., the largest Indianabased certified public accounting firm, in its Valparaisoiiffice. Custer joins the firm as a staff accountant. He graduated in May with a bachelor of science degree in accounting from Valparaiso University. He is a graduate of Warsaw Community High School.
Hurricane Gloria hits close to home
Marie Reuter, r 1, Milford, received word recently that the residence of her sister, Mrs. Frieda (Schori) Hany, in Ellington, Conn., was in the area of last week’s severe storm activity on the east coast. The report was that Mrs. Hany, formerly of Milford had two beautiful spruce trees blown down and, after the storm had subsided, her yard was strewn with all manner of debris from neighboring areas. Electricity was not available in the area for several days. Reuter expressed relief that her sister had not been injured in the severe weather even though the lost trees were beautiful.