The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 September 1986 — Page 7
Community Corner
Wednesday Club opens fall season
The Wednesday Afternoon Club initiated its 1986-1987 club year on Wednesday, Sept. 10, with a luncheon meeting in a Syracuse restaurant. The business meeting and program were conducted in the home of Lucille Searfoss, president. During the business meeting a donation was made to the local children’s library in memory of Ruth Rapp, a former memDei. Alice Johnston presented a paper “The First 85 years of WednesMobile Meals drivers Volunteer drivers for Syracuse Mobile Meals have been scheduled for the week of September 22-26. They are as follows September 22-26 MONDAY — Donna Wolfe TUESDAY— Mary Jane and Ken Bowton WEDNESDAY - Paul Yeager THURSDAY — John and Jenny Oswald FRIDAY — Betty Peden Senior GtizensX to hold election The Senior Citizens Club met Sunday. Sept. 14, at the community building for fun and fellowship. A carry-in dinner was served at 1 p m. The tables were decorated in a theme of September flowers and back to school supplies. In the absence of the president. Marie Stephenson presided. The meeting opened with the pledge to the flag. Happy Birthday was sung to two members. Mrs. Stephenson read a poem entitled "You Can't Be Poor If You Have A Friend'' by Doris Faulhaber. Election of officers for the coming year will be held at the next meeting which will be a potluck dinner on October 12? Martha Wuthrick and Erma Chambers will be in charge of table decorations. .Mrs. Wuthnch won tne door prize Games were enjoyed and everyone won a prize. There were 32 members and one guest present. Still time to order history book The Kosciusko County Historical Society is busy putting the finishing touches on the new Kosciusko County history book. The book committee, made up of members from the Historical Society and Genealogical Secubn. is reviewing the final proofs bofore the publication actually go&s to press. A publication date of mid-November is planned. The committee will accept orders at the pre-publication date until September 20. The Histoneal Society wants to have all orders received by this date to determine the actual printing. The new publication contains over .50 pages of information about the cities, towns and townships, and brief histories by churches, civic groups and organizations. Another feature in the book will be histories of institutions and businesses never before published Family biographies are a major part of this 375-400 page hardbound book. It features the courthouse, embossed in a silver medallion on the cover and will contain over 375 pages of history printed on durable paper. For further information, stop by the Jail Museum in Warsaw during business hours, or call 658-9243 (days) and 353-7556 (evenings), or write to the Kosciusko County Historical Society. P.O. Box 1071, Warsaw, Ind. 46580
RICHARD A. GREEN ATTORNEY AT LAW ANNOUNCES THE RELOCATION 0F HIS SYRACUSE LAW OFFICE TO 116 EAST MAIN STREET SYRACUSE, INDIANA 46567 ■ TELEPHONE (219) 457-3222 OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SATURDAY 8 A M. TO NOON ■
day Afternoon Club,” to the 22 members and one guest, Marjorie Niccum, present. A quote from the first secretary’s minutes follows: “On September 19, 1900, six ladies feeling the need of both mental and social contact met to organize a literary club, the first organization of its kind in Syracuse . . . This first club meeting coming on a Wednesday it was decided to name it the IggDECEMBER WEDDING — Jerry and Joan (Ross) Glancy, 4193 E. 24th St. N Wichita. Kan., announce the engagement and December 28, wedding of their daughter, Vickie Joleen Glancy, to G. Edward Cannon, 202 N. Rock Road. Wichita, Kan. The bridegroom-elect is the son of George and Judy Cannon, 4920 N. W. 62nd St., Oklahoma City, Okla. The wedding will be conducted in the Calvary United Methodist Church, Wichita, Kan. The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate of Wawasee High School where she was active in the National -Honor Society; 1981 graduate of Ball State University with a BA degree. She is currently enrolled in Mechanical Engineering at Wichita State University, Wichita, Kan., and the Institute Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey. Monterrey. Nuevo Leon. Mexico. She is a member of Alpha Mu Gamma sorority. National Collegiate Honors Council. Whitinger Scholarship winner, Botsford Hall committee chairwoman and council member of Wesley Foundation. She is employed at Ther-Mo Roll Shutters, Wichita. Kan., as office manager. The bridegroom-elect is a 1980 graduate of Putnam City High School. Oklahoma City, Okla; 1985 graduate of Oklahoma State University with a bachelor of science degree in Electrical Engineering, Stillwater. Okla. He is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. He is employed as an electrical engineer at Boeing Military Airplane Company. The bride and her family are former residents of Syracuse and attended St. Andrew's United Methodist Church. Syracuse. She was an employee of SmithWalbridge Camp and of Sea Nymph. Boats. Relatives in the area include Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lewis, all of Syracuse.
LOUISA'S LETTER 0~ J
Dear Louisa, I am a boy of fifteen and I live with my parents and we have a big yard. I cut the grass and in this way I ear pat of my allowance. Some of our neighbors have difficulty in getting yard men and I would be glad to earn some extra money by cutting their grass. My father says I could use our power mower but my mother thinks it is cheap for me to ask for pay. What do you think? Ken — Ga.
Wednesday Afternoon Club . .Charter members were as follows Mrs. D. S. Hontz, Mrs. Joe H. Miller, Mrs. Estlich, Mrs. A. A. Norris, Mrs. Charles Knorr and Mrs. J. H Bowser.” An informal discussion followed the presentation concerning memories of past club happenings. Scrapbooks dating brom 1900 to 1986 were displayed. The next meeting will be September 24, in the home of Maxine McDougal, Dewart Lake. Engagement announced Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Q. Garza, r 1 box 157 J, Milford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Irma Garza, to Ruben Perales, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben A. Perales of 6143 Apple Valley, San Antonio, Texas. The bride-elect graduated from Wawasee High School in 1985 and attended one year at (LABI) Latin American Bible Institute, San Antonio, Texas. The groom-elect attended West Campt is in San Antonio and graduated from Latin American Bible Institute in 1984. He is a full time evangelist for the Districts of the Latin Gulf under the Assemblies of God. A November 22 wedding at El Sender De la Cruz in Santonio is planned. LMBA held monthly meeting The Leesburg Merchants and Business Association held its monthly meeting on Tuesday. Sept. 9, at Jackie’s Styling Center. Following the business meeting, election of officers for the 1986-87 year was held. J W Heierman, Peoples State Bank, was elected president. George Paton 111. Patona Bay. was elected vice president. Doug Jones, Jones Food Center, is the activities chairman and Norma Hayes, Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaner, will be the advertising chairman. Judy Smith, Leesburg Grain Elevator, will serve as the secretary-treasurer. The three new board of directors members are Rober/Barth, Jr., Automotive Unlimited; Paul Gabbitt, GTI; and Jackie Greuter, Jackie’s Styling Center The LMBA’s main topic of business was the planning and organizing of the second annual Candleria, which will be held on Sunday, Dec. 21. To speak at Nutrition Site On Tuesday, Sept. 23, Jenny Marner will present a legal services program on a timely topic at the nutrition site located at the Scout Cabin in Syracuse. The program will start at 11:15 followed by dinner at noon. Reservations are a must.
Answer: I see nothing cheap about doing honest work for pay and I feel sure your neighbors would welcome your idea. Simply call and tell them that you are trying to make some extra money and that if they need help you are available. Before you start a job have an understanding about the pay — whether it is by the hour or by the job. Louisa Address: Louisa, Box 532, Orangeburg, S.C. 29115
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25TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Vultaggio. El Paso, Texas, will be celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary in Andover, Mass., where Vultaggio is temporarily assigned. Vultaggio and the former Judith Kline, were married on October 7, 1961, in Syracuse. Vultaggio is an electronics engineer for Raytheon Company. The couple has one daughter, Barbara, attending Indiana University ; and one son, Duane, attending the University of Texas, El Paso, Texas.
Kim Coy hew Legion Auxiliary president
The installation of officers for the 1986-87 year was held at the Milford Community Building Tuesday evening, Sept. 16, for Ancil Geiger American Legion Auxiliary unit 226. It was a joint fleeting with the Legionnaires of post 226. There were eight Legion members and 20 auxiliary members present. Two charter members of the unit were present, Kathryn Iva Coy from Leesburg and Mabie Blanchard Ulery from New Pans'They have been members for 60 years. The meeting was opened in the usual form by President Treva Borkholder. Chaplain Glennis Stump gave the prayer. The flags were advanced. Pledge of Allegiance repeated and one stanza of the National Anthem was sung by all. Installing Officer Marjorie Coy was escorted to the front by Installing Sergeant-at-arms Betty Witman. Out going President Treva Borkholder gave a resume of Mrs. Coy’s work with the unit through the years. The incoming officers were retired to the ante room and after being properly introduced to the members by Mrs. Witman, they were escorted to the front of the podium and installed for each office as follows: President — Kimberly Coy First vice president — Marjorie Coy Second vice president — Donna Fisher Secretary — Carole Conrad Treasurer — Beatrice Ruch Chaplain — Helen Rassi Historian — Myrtle Felkner Sergeant-at-arms — Mary Ann Dowty Executive boani — Glennis Stump and Beulah Felkner Junior past president — Treva Borkholder Kimberly Coy was presented with the gavel, her symbol of office. Mrs. Borkholder was given a silver pendant and earring set with the past president symbol of office. Mrs. Stump also presented her with a scrapbook of all the memorabilia, collectibles, and pictures and newspaper articles collected during her two years as president. President Coy read her chairmen for. the year. Social committee for October is Annabelle Replogle and Mary Ann
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Dowty. President Coy then thanked the unit members for electing her and asked for their support for the coming year. Mrs. Borkholder conducted the rest of the meeting. She welcomed the men from the Legion. Pat Ritter, commander, wished everyone a very successful year. Russell Ruch reported that the flags are on hand for Memorial Day 1987. The Legionnaires retired to another room for their meeting and Mrs. Borkholder continued with the unit affairs. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Treasurer Ruch read the yearly audit report with all funds balancing. Kim Coy and Marge Coy will attend the presidents and secretaries conference to be held in Indianapolis on October 4 and 5. Betty Scott announced the past president parley will meet at her home on October 8. Kelly Brooks, Girls’ Stater, will give her report of her stay at Indiana State University at the October meeting. The flags were retired by Betty Scott and Betty Zimmerman with Marge Coy as acting sergeant-at-arms Mrs. Stump gave the closing prayer. Mrs. Borkholder thanked everyone for making her two years as president successful and said she did enjoy working with all of her officers, chairmen and members. She closed the meeting in the usual form. Refreshments of cookies, rolls and doughnuts with coffee and iced tea were served to Legionnaires and auxiliary members by Betty Scott and Betty Zimmerman. Social time was spent discussing the old times with the two charter members.
BALLROOM DANCING A 10 week course will be held at the Goshen YWCA community center (behind the Holiday Inn). Starts September 25. THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:00 P.M. $3.50 Per Person (Singles Or Couples Welcome) EXPERIENCED TEACHER Call 533-2498
Warsaw to hold Fall Fest Fall Fest will be held this year in Warsaw on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 19 and 20. on the courthouse square. There will be crafts, food, and fun each day. On Friday evening, there will be a dog show and contest and a cat contest. On Saturday, there will be a Teddy Bear Revue, a Bass Masters casting contest, a wet laundry contest, and a liar’s contest. Everyone is invited downtown to enjoy the festivities. Blood pressure checks made Blood pressure checks will be made by a county health nurse at the Syracuse Nutrition Site on Thursday, Sept. 18, beginning at 11a.m. .. y Also slated for 11 a m. Thursday is a white elephant sale. The nutrition site is located in the Syracuse Scout Cabin. Meals for older
Meals for Older Americans are served each day at the following locations: The Scout Cabin. Syracuse; the Pierceton Community Building; Mentone Community Room in the fire station; the Retired Tigers Center, 320 W. Main. Warsaw; and Packerton Community Building Meals for Older Americans is for persons 60 years or older and is a chance to meet new friends and enjoy hot, nutritional meals. The sites are opened several hours each day including noon for programs. Meals for Older Americans is not associated ikith welfare but is for the promotion for better health for the older population. Donations are accepted for the meals. The site directors request all persons planning on attending the meals to make reservations by I p.m. the day prior to attending. Phone 457-2631 for Syracuse transportation and reservations. September 18-24 THURSDAY - Pineapple juice, spaghetti w/meat sauce, pannesan cheese, marinaded vegetable salad. Italian bread w/margarine, frosted spice birthday cake. milk, tea, and coffee FRIDAY -r- Orange juice, boneless chicken breast, mashed potatoes and gravy, wax beans, white bread w/margarine, fresh peach, milk, tea, and coffee
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