The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 August 1987 — Page 19

It happened in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 10,1977 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kline of Syracuse were taken out to dinner in Syracuse recently by their children and grandchildren in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary. The former Nellie Spencer and Herman Kline were married August 10, 1937, in Geneva. They have lived in Syracuse for the past six years. Herman Kline is a carpenter in the Syracuse area. The Klines’ children and their spouses include: Jerry and Lynn Kline of Jackson Township, Larry and Sondra Moser of Wanatah and Don and Kay Harley of Syracuse. A total of seven grandchildren also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Welker of 304 W. Section St., Milford, announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine Lee to Dan J. Chamberlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Chamberlin of 116 Portland St., Syracuse. Two of the three appointments made from the Syracuse Town Board to the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission were made during a special meeting last night. Board members appointed David Nine to the council of small towns. Nine is a town board member, and the council will in turn make an appointment to the commission before their September meeting. Mrs. Betty Dust was elected by the board to serve as one of its representatives to the commission. Wiley (Bill) Spurgeon was reelected president of the Wawasee Property Owners Association at a meeting Thursday night, Aug. 4, in the First Charter Insurance building. Other newly elected officers include: V. Logan Love, MD — Vice president; Marilyn O. Greighner — secretary; Meyer Maidenberg — Treasurer; Sharron Faris — re-approved for executive director. Approximately 200 citizens were on hand at 10 a m. yesterday (Tuesday) in Wawasee High School auditorium to speak out and hear both sides as to why the proposed physical education facility for Wawasee High School should or should not be built. The meeting was held in response to a remonstrance filed four weeks ago by Gregory Smith and Don Mort of North Webster who opposed the building of the facility. Robert Ferrier and Robert Augspurg, field representatives for the state tax board of commissioners, were on hand to hear both sides. They will not take the information back to the state tax board for its final decision. The Syracuse budget for 1978 may increase four cents if the proposed levies are approved. The current rate is $2.04. The proposed rate is $2.09. The proposed rate would give $1.02 to the general fund to raise $88,280 with the current rate being $1.26. The proposed rate in the street fund is 91 cents to raise $78,758 with the current rate being 63 cents. The proposed budget calls for a 15 cent levy in cumulative capital Leisure Living Board has new member The board for Leisure Living Apartments, Milford, held its monthly meeting Monday, Aug. 10. Don Ahrns replaces Rev. Paul Tinkel as member of the board. Rev. Tinkel resigned for personal reasons. The board has not heard from the state on a tax emption for the complex. There are three people on the waiting list for an opening. The board also went over and revised the bylaws. Members will study and approve them at the next meeting which will be held September 14 at The Papers Incorporated. The public is welcome to attend. In fashion Fashions for beach wear are much more than the latest in swimsuits. Sundresses are the popular disco or restaurant feature beach-motif look A shell and star-fish print sundress has a strapless fitted top with a full tiered swing skirt. Mill's Auto Service (Formerly Mick's) * Full Time Mechanic * Oil A Lubes * Tires A Batteries - PLUS - LUSTER GLAZE * New 8 Used Car Lifetime Protection USED CAR RECONDITIONING * Super Glare 8 Shield, I Yr. Protection * Interior Steam Cleaned Carpets 1 Fabric * Inferior Vinyl/Leather Cleaned A Dressed * Vinyl Top Cleaned A Dressed * Tires Cleaned A Dressed * Engine Cleaned * Trunk Cleaned ALLFORONLY $115.00 VISA & Master Card Accepted SR 13 S., Syracuse (Across From The Wawasee Bowl) 457-7154

improvement to raise $12,982 and a one cent levy in criminal justice to raise $865 for a total levy of $2.09 to raise $180,886. The current budget has a 15 cent cumulative fire levy and totals $2.04. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 9,1967 One of the worst wind storms in several years hit Syracuse at 9:20 Thursday night. Seconds after the storm hit, 50 per cent of the area homes were without electricity. NIPSCo had a man on duty in the uptown office receiving calls of power failure and lines down. The fire department also received calls of lines down, where there was danger of fires. The NIPSCo line crew worked throughout the night repairing lines. Leaves and small branches were in yards and streets and a number of limbs were blown down. On Friday the street department workers were busy cutting and hauling limbs. The damages caused by the power failure was not estimated but would be in the thousands of dollars. Wawasee high school is presently on schedule according to a statement made by Bart Wade of Maurer, Inc., in his progress report Tuesday evening. Wade was reporting to members of the Lakeland school board at their regular August meeting. He continued the footings were 76 per cent completed and the concrete 75 per cent with the only thing not started being the swimming pool. During the past eight weeks of summer, approximately 112 students participated in summer music lessons at Syracuse school. In order that parents and other interested persons may hear the results of the eight week period, the director of band and choir of Syracuse high school, William E. Crowder has scheduled a public performance on August 9, at 8 p.m. It will be in the cafeteria. The performance will last approximately one and one-half hours. “Syracuse is a clean little town. It’s neat and that’s the way I like to keep the depot. It’ll look better here when I get the weeds mowed.” The speaker was Damon Casey, station master at the Syracuse Baltimore and Ohio depot. Although only 33 years old, Casey has been working for the railroad for 16 years. And he believes in keeping a depot neat and clean. The office of the superintendent of the Lakeland Community School Corporation has announc-

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ed the employment of Henry Smith of Centerville as the principal of the new Wawasee high school. Jimmie Gilbert of Syracuse attended the Sunday evening wedding of his nephew, Richard Simon and Mary Lou Fairs at Youngstown, Ohio. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Graff and family, Syracuse, are spending a few days vacation in lowa. The Misses Bernice and Maxine Lindemuth of Fort Wayne visited their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lindemuth of Syracuse recently. Mrs. Irene Ketchum who has been a house guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Melville Smith, Syracuse, left Monday morning for her home in Des Moines, lowa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitetnan have returned to their home at Frankfort after a visit with the former’s brother, Keith Whiteman, Mrs. Whiteman and son J. D. of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener and daughters of Syracuse were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boocher at Bremen. In the afternoon the group visited Rev. and Mrs. John Schroder at Bremen. Mrs. Paul Diggett and Mrs. Juanita Grimes, Syracuse, called on Mrs. Ella Miller, a former Syracuse resident. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Betes, Lake Wawasee, and Mrs. Estella Swartz were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Pipp at Syracuse last Tuesday evening to help celebrate the birthday of the Pipps’ son, Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kline and baby of Wheaton, 111., spent the week end with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline, Syracuse Lake, and attended the Syracuse school, 1959 class reunion on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Browning and William Browning of Lewisburg, Ky., spent several days at Syracuse recently. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude French, Lake Wawasee, are Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fox and son, Terre Haute, and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp and sons, of Elkhart. Mrs. Herbert Blue, Mrs. Ethel Grubb, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Agnes Stiffler and Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock, all of Syracuse, visited Mrs. Nellie Adams at Elkhart on Friday. ■ \ . 30 YEARS AGO, AI)G. 15,1957 Miss Janet Riley, representing the Syracuse community, won the 1957 Kosciusko County Fair

Queen title at Warsaw. Janet, 16-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kline, said today she was not only happy to have woa the honor, but also appreciated the wonderful support given by the people of the Syracuse community. She expressed her most sincere thanks to everyone. Postmaster Ernest Bushong reported yesterday that about one-third of the questionnaires distributed last Friday asking for opinions on city delivery in Syracuse had been returned, and that about 85 percent of the answers were in favor of such a plan. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dale Plummer, Jr., of Peru, Indiana, were Sunday visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dale Plummer, Sr., of North Shore Drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Traster, Sr., of North Huntington Street. Mrs. Edward Schneider and children, Linda, Jane and Eddie, have returned to their home at Davenport, lowa, after spending several weeks at the home of Mrs. Schneider’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Kern, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crawford of Chicago were guests from Thursday until Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit.

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k r /// f . lit t ; J if 1 f k W GROUNDBREAKING FOR CENTER — Ground was broken on Sunday, July 26, at the Nappanee Missionary Church for the Family Life Center. The new 13,000 square foot facility will house 15 classrooms, fellowship and activity areas, along with an office complex. Participating in the groundbreaking services were Nappanee Mayor Robert Callander; Congressman John Hiler; Superintendent of the North Central District Missionary Church, Dr. G. G. Waun; Pastor Dave Engbrecht; minister of youth, Joe Focht; minister of music, Don Rohrer; board chairman, Mike Sheetz; and members of the building committee, Robert Gongwer, Fred Hunsberger, Wendell Persing, Brad Yoder, Gary Miller, Larry Jacobs. Gary Reed, Dennis Lambert, and D. Paul Culp. The Nappanee Missionary Church was relocated two miles north of Nappanee in 1981 and enlarged its sanctuary in 1985. <-

Wed., August 12,1D87 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

=3OZ3OE= ANSWERS ACROSS: DOWN; 1 Acad i Art 5 Feds 2 Coo 9 Sao 3 Abnormal 12 Robe 4 Deems 13 Room 5 Fret 14 Err 6 EOS 15 Tone Dot 16 Estimate 8 Smile 18 Omit 9 Seam 20 Limes io Arte 21 Worst n Pres 23 Does 17 Mesc 25 Elm 19 itrem 26 Elem 21 West 28 Crow 22 Oleo 32 Sea 23 Delay 33 Males 24 Omen 35 Era 27 Lara 36 Told 29 Relation 38 Rant 30 Ores 39 Led 31 wade 40 Away 34 step 42 Erase 37 Dart 44 Aware 41 Weird 47 Spot 43 Romps 48 Distinct 44 Adam 51 Milo 45 Wide 54 Ads 46 Asst. 55 Rope 47 Stew 56 Poet 49 Nor 57 Met 50 CPA 58 Draw 52 Leo 59 Snob 53 OTB =SOE3OX= HOURS: * Mon.-Thurs. 8-8 Fri. 8-5:30 Sat. 8-4 "Home-Owned Cars A Trucks!" ——tH • 86 CHEVY MONTE CARLO COUPE V-8, Air $9,595 • 86 PONTIAC GRAND AM, 2 DR. 4 Cyl., Auto., Air $9,595 • 86 PONTIAC 6000 STE, 4 DR. V-6. Loaded $12,995 • 85 BUia ELECTRA PARK AVI. 4 Dr.. Loaded $10,595 t • 85 FORD ESCORT WAGON L . Auto.. Air, PS 1 $5,595 • 84 CHEVY CAMARO BERLINETTA V-8, Auto. $7,995 • 84 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 55 Bucket Seats $8,995 • 83 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARRIT2 Loaded $12,595 • 83 NISSAN SENTRA DELUXE WAGON 5 Spd. $4,995 • 83 CHRYSLER LI BARON 2Dr., 4Cyl.. Auto., Air $4,995 • 82 CHEVY CELEBRITY, 4 DR. 4 Cyl.. Auto., Air $4,995 • 82 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM, 2 DR. 4Cyl., Air $4,595 • 79 PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA Very Clean $6,000 • 72 CHEVY IMPALA, 2 DR. 4 Dr., HT, V-8, Auto., One Owner $995 • 64 CHEVY IMPALA 4 Dr., HT, V-8, Auto 9 SWS • 54 CHEVY BEL AIR, 4 DR. 6Cyl.. Auto. $1,500 TRUCKS • 83 JEEP CJ7 LAREDO 6CyISSpd.PS $5,595 • 83 FORD RANGER S.W.B. 4 Cyl . 4 Spd. $4,595 • 79 CHEVY KEO 4X4 454. V-8, Auto. $6,000 • V 8 CHEVY CUSTOM DELUXE K3O 4X4 V-8, Auto. $2,995 - 9K. jsak!s,El

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