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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 4,1987

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, MARCH 2,1977 Tom Leonard of Harborside Condominiums told the Syracuse town board last night, “I’m really getting tired of all this flack,” concerning sewer lines from the housing units. Syracuse town attorney Robert Reed told the board the contract with Harborside was a binding one. “In terms of this contract, I think we’d better see to it we open these lines up as quickly as we can,” Reed suggested. He said the phases of the project should be hooked up as they are finished. Ground was broken for the Syracuse branch office of First Federal Savings and Loan Assoc, last Friday morning, Feb. 25. The future site of the branch office is on State Road 13 South, between Thornburg Drugs and C. S. Myers in the Wawasee Village. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laughlin of Syracuse observed their 30th wedding anniversary with immediate family members at a dinner on Sunday and again on their anniversary, Feb. 22, at a surprise party in their home. Tne Syracuse Parking and Traffic Committee met briefly Tuesday to discuss preliminary ideas concerning traffic flow in and around Syracuse. John R. Walker, First Charter Insurance Co., said nothing of any major importance was discussed or decided on. Approximately five members attended. Brian Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Roberts of Syracuse, was recently named the winner of a $25 Savings Bond for having the 4-H Outstanding Achievement Record Book in Kosciusko County. Brian’s entry also won the county field crops division and is now eligible for state competition. Brian is a fifth year member of the Syracuse Community Hands 4-H club. 20 YEARS AGO, MARCH 1,1967 It was no real surprise that the Warsaw Tigers won the sectional tourney at Warsaw Saturday night, after all they went into the tournament with a 17-3 record and were ranked fourth in the state. They defeated a hard playing Syracuse Yellow Jacket team 91-50 in the final game. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartzler, r 2 Syracuse, entertained February 22 in honor of their son, Ben’s fourth birthday anniversary. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. V.G. Kamitferdiener and Mr. and Mrs. George Lewallen, Sr., all of the Syracuse area. Mrs. Mary Brown, Syracuse, entertained the Pythian club in her home Thursday at a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Ella Unrue assisted. There were 12 members present. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bates of Villa Park, 111., near Chicago, spent the week end in the home of Mr. Bates’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates, Syracuse Lake. Stewart and Stanley LeCount, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Le-

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ILLUSTRATED PROGRAM ON TRI-COUNTY — Arnold Karr, manager of Tri-County Fish and Game Preserve, gave an illustrated program to the Wawasee Kiwanis Club during the club’s meeting Saturday, Feb. 14. Karr stated the facility was purchased in 1951, consisting of 3.500 acres. Os this. 600 acres are water with 100 of these acres being natural lakes. A natural habitat is carefully planned for various animals and fowl, bringing many animals and birds to the area. The deer population, according to Karr, has increased rapidly in the last 10 years, and jieer hunting has also increased. A small amount of the land is farmed by tenant fanners who must leave a designated amount of corn and soy beans for the animals and birds. The staff makes provisions for the needs of the birds and animals such as nesting places for Canada geese and brush piles for rabbits. There is a good fish population in the lakes, reported to Karr. Shown are Karr and Herschel Wells, president of the club.

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Count of Warsaw, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse. Mr. and -Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, were recent callers at the home of Mrs. Estella Swartz, North Huntington street. Mrs. Roy Wogoman, Lake Wawasee, has returned to her home from a visit in Chicago with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kitson, Syracuse, are spending a vacation in Florida. 30 YEARS AGO, FEB. 28,1957 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Darr left Monday for a two weeks’ vacation in the south. Recent word from W. E. Long told of Dr. and Mrs. Fred Clark visiting them in Sarasota, Florida, Sunday 17 February. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong spent the week end in Gary with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weingart. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck attended the double header high school basketball games at the Coliseum in Fort Wayne Friday night, featuring games between Albion and South Whitley, Avilla and Angola. Their sons, Charles and Wendell, are coaches at South Whitley and Avilla, respectively. Steve Finton returned Monday from a two weeks’ trip to the - southwest. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cox, Miss Marcia Disher and Mrs. Robert Cox were Sunday guests of Mr. Cox’s daughter, Mrs. John Evans, at Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fidler and children, Steve, Sasha and Bruce, of Winchester, were week end guests of Mrs. Fidler’s mother. Sasha celebrated her tenth birthday at the time. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harkless returned Sunday from a six weeks’ vacation trip to Florida and points south including a week in Panama. Miss Vivian Conover returned Thursday from a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Davis Thurber, in Nashau, New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ruch spent the week end in Lansing, Illinois, with Mr. and Mrs. John Frevert and family. Mrs. Elsa Grieger entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club yesterday at her home. Mrs. Walter Petty and Mrs. John Sparling were guests. 50 YEARS AGO, MARCH 4,1937 There is an evident need for the construction of a number of new dwelling houses or apartments in Syracuse, is the observation made by Warren T. Colwell, president of the Syracuse Wawasee-Community Chamber of Commerce. With the apparent progress that is being made locally in the expansion of business and industry in Syracuse, there is an opportunity for making sound real estate investments in Syracuse and immediate vicinity, Mr. Colwell said. <»

The Journal comes to its readers this week in an entirely new dress. Printed on a new automatic Goss Comet Press, the Journal is now complete in its metropolitan style, having eight columns instead of seven. This make-up is easier read, provides a column more of news matter on each page and brings the paper up to date in every respect. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Miller visited Sunday with Mrs. Florence Miller and daughter Dorothy, in Howe. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Bushong and daughter Barbara, drove to Chicago Sunday. Mrs. H. A. Bowser accompanied them and will visit her daughter Mrs. Albert Keller. Mrs. Bushong will attend the Midwest Beauty Show. Mrs. Carl Swanson of Detroit is a guest in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stone. Mr. and Mrs. John Greiger visited Sunday in Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. M. Pryor. Mrs. Isabel Grieger spent the week-end in Syracuse. She expects to return very soon to her home in Maxwelton Manor. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mallon, Mrs. Elmer Strieby and Charles Wilcox were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ruple, Saturday. First of ABC elects new directors There have been five new members named to First of American Bank Corporation’s Board of Directors announced Daniel R. Smith, chairman and chief executive officer. The new directors are Leo B. Engemann, retired senior vice president and controller, Continental Illinois Corporation, Chicago Heights, Ill.; Richard Krafft, Jr., president and treasurer, Star of the West Milling Company, Frankermuth, Mich.; Robert I. Sherman, president and CEO, Sherman & Sons, Inc., Bay City, Mich.; Lawrence C. Hoff, president, The Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Mich.; and Robert Hetzler, president and CEO, Monitor Sugar Company, Bay City, Mich. The Federal Reserve Board of Governors has approved the affiliation of Lewiston State Bank with First American Bank Corporation, Smith also announced. An agreement to affiliate the $54.9 million asset Lewiston State Bank was signed in July, 1986. Under the terms of the agreement, Lewiston’s shareholders will receive (subject to adjustment) 1.6667 shares of First of America Bank Corporation Common Stock for each of the 78,750 shares currently outstanding. The Lewiston State Bank serves the communities of Lewiston and Atlanta, Mich., with two offices. The affiliation is scheduled for an April completion. First of America Bank Corporation, with $7.9 billion in assets, is Michigan’s fourthlargest bank holding company. Financial services are provided to nearly 200 communities in Michigan, Indiana and Illinois through 45 banks and a total of 346 offices. Orr proclaims Arbor Day in Indiana The only living witnesses to the signing of the United States’ Constitution 200 years ago are trees. In commemoration of the living legacy of America’s woodland resources, Governor Robert D. Orr has proclaimed April 10 as Arbor Day in Indiana. At 10 a.m. on April 10, the Department of 'Natural Resources will conduct a special tree-planting ceremony on Indiana’s State House lawn. Similar ceremonies will be held by local communities and schools statewide. “Arbor Day celebrations throughout the country are commemorating 'Constitution Trees’,” said Jim Ridenour, DNR director. “America’s forefathers, the Sons of Liberty, stpod beneath ‘Liberty Trees’ which served as symbols of their hopes for the future.” “Hoosiers share the same hopes today,” Ridenour added. “Indiana’s citizens are continuously working to wisely manage the state’s natural resources for the good of future generations. This Arbor Day celebration is a great opportunity to ensure that goal.” The DNR’s Division of Forestry will offer a free packet of information on the treeplantings and Arbor Day celebration through its office, located at 613 State uince duuuuik, Indianapolis, Ind. 46204.