The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 August 1987 — Page 22

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THE MAIL-JOUKNAL— Wed., August 26,1987

It happened . . . in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 24,1977 The Walter Ritters of Henry Street were off last week end for a visit with son Paul Evans and wife and the Indiana State Fair. While at the fair Pat served as escort for Edith Baumgartner in the Senior Citizens Queen contest.

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Max Duncan of south of town recently installed a 21’ brock bin on his farm via volunteer help. Working with Max were Dean Cousins, Maurice Beer, Ed Vanlaningham, Bob and Jeff Hall, Steve and Alvin Haab, Will Schieler and Jim Amsden. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Moneyheffer of Milford returned home Sunday after a trip to the

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west coast. On the returning trip they stopped in Phoenix, Ariz., and visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freeman, formerly of Dewart Lake. Recently placing three bread entries and a cookie recipe as a first-time entrant in competition at the state fair is Mrs. Willard (Sue) Schieler, r 1 Milford. She began baking as a 4-H’er, in

which she participated for 10 years. Lisa Hunsberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunsberger of near Milford, is pictured on the publication of this week’s front page as she tries out a desk in the first grade room as she and other Lakeland youngsters get ready for school to open next Wednesday. A little known fact about the Milford fire station is that breakfast is served there each Sunday am. The chiefs are Wilbur Baumgartner and Fire Chief Bill Leemon. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 23,1967 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estep of Milford will leave this afternoon for the Canadian Shrine convention in Winnipeg, Canada. Their daughters, Scerita and Taceile, will visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Farout at Auburn. Rev. Don Mishler, pastor of the Milford Church of the Nazarene, has accepted full time pastorate at the Farmland, Ind., Church of the Nazarene. He has been pastor

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of the Milford church for the past three years. Mrs. Robert Brooks of Milford was honored at a stork shower in the home of her sister-in-law, # Mrs. Ted Brooks, on Emeline street, Milford, Tuesday evening. Mrs. D. G. Seely, also of Milford, was co-hostess Mark Grove, eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grove of Milford, received injuries to his eye while visiting relatives in Wenona, 111., last Thursday. He was playing with a toy helicopter at the time of the injury. The toy cut his eye and ruptured a blood vessel, which is now hemorrhaging. Mrs. Herman Miller was hostess at the August 3 meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Brethren church in Milford. Eighteen members and one guest, Mrs. Robert Wise, were present. Mrs. Edwin Huber was welcomed as a new member. Johnny Wiggs, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wiggs of Milford, fell out of a tree house at his home Saturday at about 6

p.m. He was taken to the Goshen hospital Monday at 7 a m. His spleen was removed at 10 p.m. Monday. Johnny had blood transfusions and was fed intravenously on Tuesday. 30 YEARS AGO, AUG. 22. 1957 The people of Milford will soon be getting their hair cut by appointment. The Good Barber Shop is now in the process of installing a “haircut by appointment” program to lessen the strain on the barbers and to give better service to their customers. Mr. Good is ably assisted by George Rouse who has been with the local shop since May 1. The thieves who took a half bushel of apples and a half bushel of potatoes from the fruit stand at the Wayne Bucher residence near Dewart lake must have recanted in light of newspaper publicity. Mr. Bucher said soon after he notified the county sheriff, a car drove up to the stand in the dark of the night and set off the apples and potatoes. He said very few were missing. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rassi and Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Steffen and families are spending a vacation fishing at Hesperia, Mich. Mrs. Philip Campbell gave a miscellaneous bridal shower for Laura Sue Free who was married to Merle Campbell, Jr., Aug. 16. Thirteen guests presented Laura Sue lovely gifts

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Mrs. Herbert Stump is attending Beauty School each Monday in Fort Wayne. She took Mrs. Royce Biller along to be her model Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Carey Parrett are attending the National Veterinarian convention held in Cleveland this week. Word has been received that Ralph Stutzman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stutzman of near Milford, who is a rheumatic fever patient, shows quite a bit of improvement. I 50 YEARS AGO, AUG. 26, 1937 Bill and Bob Mathews of Warsaw were in Milford for the fair last week, spending part of the time in the Albert Groves home. Irvin Coy, trustee, has closed a contract with Joseph Judkins of Hanover, Ind., for his services as instructor in the Milford high school during the coming term and will teach mathematics and band, succeeding Mr. Roy Johnson, who resigned to accept

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Leftovers of 1787

In honor of the 200th anniversary of the constitution, you may want to serve some foods from the 1787 era. Here are some suggestions from the US Department of Agriculture. A well-known dish in Philadelnhia taverns was nennerpot, containing tripe, stew meat, cayenne pepper, potatoes and dumplings. Vermont developed something called red flannel hash, made with beets, potatoes and steak. A popular dish in New England was Indian pudding or hasty pudding. It was made of milk, corn meal, molasses, ground cinnamon and ginger. Begin In NEW PARIS SEPTEMBER 15 "The Knowledge Alone Wos Worth The Cost Os The Course"

another position at Dallas City, 111. Mr. Judkins is a graduate of Hanover College, and Indiana University. We have been informed that he plays the clarinet and piano. He is single. Misses Ann Sorg, Irene Rassi of Goshen and Helen Weisser and Mary Beer returned Sunday evening from a week’s motor trip to Washington, D. C., Niagara Falls and other points of interest in Canada. - A new roof is being placed on the Apostolic church. Delbert Barnes and family of So. Bend, Mrs. Cecile Brumbaugh and Clyde Pennel of Berrien Springs attended the Milford fair, Saturday. Daniel Stout was nursing a stiff neck last week caused by diving into sand while he was swimming at Lake WawaseX Milford Fair notes: In the pieeating contest, Johnnie Long '-displayed some rapid maneuvers of the opening in the face, to devour his cherry pie first.

There were also hush puppies made of bits of dough fried in deep fat at the same time that fish were being fried. The hush puppies were thrown to the dogs to keep them quiet while the family was eating. Poached salmon with egg sauce and Maryland crab cakes are other reminders of our early days. In New England, a traditional Fourth of July meal is still. salmon, new potatoes and green peas. Succotash is a direct descendent of an American Indian dish of corn and beans called “sukquttahash.” In 18th century America, a pie was usually a main dish. It was a crust filled with meat, fowl or shellfish, or a mixture of these in a sauce or gravy. It was covered with a second crust and baked in an oven. Another favorite was any pastry filled with fruit, custard or other sweets. It was called a tart, regardless of its size. You might want to try Indian pudding. It always included corn meal and sometimes milk and/or eggs. It was sweetened with molasses and seasoned with cinnamon and cloves, cooled in a pot until thick and baked until firm. American cooks also used an English recipe called salmagundy from the French word for “hodge podge.” It was a combination of anchovies, chicken, potatoes, lettuce and eggs and served with a salad dressing and garnished with grapes or flbwers. Those were the days before fast food restaurants. Try a squeeze-type plastic bottle of water When traveling with small children, an empty squeeze-type plastic bottle filled with water is handy for cleaning sticky fingers.

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