The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 October 1987 — Page 22
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., October 28,1987
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It happened ... in Milford
10 YEARS AGO OCT. 26, 1977 Mr/ and Mrs. Delbert Moneyheffer of Milford were honored at a family dinner on Sunday, celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary. The Moneyheffers were married October 25,1942, in the Union Center Church of the Brethren by the late Rev. Leroy Fisher. Joe E. Estep, Milford, is celebrating 25 years of working for the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. (NIPSCo) this month. He and his wife. Anna, attend Milford Christian Church where he is an elder. They have two daughters and two granddaughters. Mrs Parker Phend and Mrs Jack Sharp of Milford left Sunday, Oct. 23, for a 17-day tour of
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Europe. They will be visiting the major countries of Europe including France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria and England. 3, A number of area men including Jack Sharp, Glenn Treesh, and Johnnie Fisher are hunting in the Dakotas this week. Velma Biller, r 2 Milford, gave her fifth gallon of blood at the recent visit to the Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Grace College gym, Winona Lake. Mrs. Biller has been giving blood for 25 years. Two consultants from the C and M Corporation, John Perry and Qrvil Kilmer, both of Milford; and several other Milford residents will appear today, to appeal a decision that a nursing home not be permitted in Milford 20 YEARS AGO, OCT. 25, 1967 Milford high schools varsity basketball coach William Dorsey has only two returning lettermen this season, Ted Speicher and Dan Brown. Brown was one of the county’s top ten scorers last year with 330 points and Ted has the speed and driving ability necessary for a good team. Several area men are pheasant hunting this week in South Dakota. In the p--oup are Sharp, If. A. M r, and Delbert Dippon of Miliord; Wayne
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Bucher, of r 3 Syracuse; John Fisher, of Syracuse; and Chancey Hale, of Fort Wayne. Doug Kaiser, 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaiser of ’Milford, celebrated his birthday Monday after school. He brought his classmates home with him and they enjoyed refreshments of hot dogs, cake and ice cream. The Island Chapel Church of near Milford had a rally day at the church Sunday. Oct. 22. Jim Orn, son qf Mr and Mrs. Darrell Orn of Nfyfoni, was home from college over the week end. He went back Sunday evening. Mrs. Leon Tucker was elected president of the ladies society of the Milford Christian church on Thursday, Oct. 19. Serving with Mrs. Tucker will be first vice, Mrs. Robert Spearman; second vice, Mrs. Noble Fisher; secretary,. Mrs. Robert Auer; ass’t. sec., Mrs. Brian Wall; treasurer. Mrs. Stanley Custer; and ass’t. treas., Mrs. Roger Graff. Memorial services will be held in the Milford Methodist church at 10:30a.m. Saturday, Oct. 28, in honor of the late Rev. Walter W. Krider, a former Milford pastor. Rev. Krider, 73, died on Thursday. Oct. 12, in Denver, Colo. He served as pastor of the Milford Methodist church from 1937 to 1942. After World War II he returned to Milford where he lived 10 years, managing the Milford Lumber Company. 30 YEARS AGO. OCT. 24, 1957 Mrs. Lark Becker is ill this week with the flu. As a result she was excused from jury duty . Mrs.
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Robert Overstedt is substituting for her at The Milford Mail office. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Homan, Mrs. Elizabeth Stiffler, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Clark, Penny and Jill enjoyed dinner at Howard’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homan’s 25th wedding anniversary, Oct. 22, was observed. The Milford school closed Tuesday morning as the flu epidemic continued to spread. Principal Harold Young said there were 195 students absent Monday out of an enrollment of 615. Mrs. William Burgett has accepted employment at Beer’s Flower Shop. Mrs. Burgett accompanied Mrs. Henry Beer, Lowell Beer, and Linda Rassi to Indianapolis where they attended the Trade Fair and School of Design of the Florist Association of Indiana. Members of the Milford high school senior class proved themselves able actors and actresses as they put on a thi;ee-act comedy, “Bachelor Bait, v at th§ school gym Friday evening. The story evolved around Bill Archer, played by Bob Ahrns.
—■„ . ■ BRk _ I iz4J Tw lt/41 ' f BI .W w4t f/ 7/ I * w < 4 1 ■■■m 1 * MbMU| ■ I ■ll ’ I TI/IWBBW I FIRST, SECOND, THIRD — Members st The Papers Incorporated sales staff attended the fait conference of Community Papers of Indiana last Saturday in West Lafayette and walked away with first, second and third place honors in the three-minute idea exchange. The first place award went to the Flotilla Bucks promotion. Second place was for the “good luck” athletic promotions which run in The Mail-Journal and ‘the PAPER’ and third place went to the Mystery Couple Column which ran in ‘the PAPER. 1 Pictured are three members of The Papers Incorporated sales staff with Wayne Rees, second from left, president of the CPI. From left are Mike Skevington, Rees, Kip Schumm and Dale Tobias.
Woodruff and Hunt speak in Honolulu
{By BERNIECE H. DWYER I Guest Feature Writer Judy Woodruff of ‘The MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour” and her husband, Albert Hunt, Washington, D C., bureau chief for the “Wall Street Journal,” were guest speakers at the fall luncheon of Hawaii’s Chamber of Commerce at the SheratonWaikiki on October 15. Judy focused her comments on the extent to which a journalist should press for confidential information from a presidential candidate. She spoke briefly of the problems which Hart, Biden, and Robertson have had, and deplored the fact that the press has given so much coverage to incidents which have little bearing on the candidate’s ability to handle presidential responsibilities. Would it not be more appropriate to question him as to how he would handle Gorbachev on a specific issue? In this writer’s opinion, Woodruff typified the wisdom, maturity, and common sense of a woman! Albert Hunt, as a reporter, spoke of the variety and unpredictableness of the upcoming presidential race. History favors the Democrats — we tend to go in eight-year cycles, but the Republicans have more familiar
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The Leo Anglin family are victims of the flu. Wade Mishler of Milford and Gerald McHatton of Warsaw arrived home last Tuesday from an air trip to Atlanta, Ga., where they attended sessions of the National Funeral Directors’ Convention. Airman First Class Dallas Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fox, arrived home Sunday from Landstuhl, Germany, where he was stationed for the past 27 months A Milford high school graduate in 1953, he plans to enter masonry worksand later attend college. 50 YEARS AGO, OCT. 18, 1937 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grove attended a birthday dinner in honor of their son, Gerald, of near Salem, Oct. 14. Walnuts and hickory nuts are quite plentiful in this vicinity this fall. Many nuts were gathered by children during school vacation last week. Miss Donna Doty is employed at Katie’s case. Several Milford persons attended the Notre Dame-Navy football game at South Bend, Saturday.
names on their slate. Dole has shown his ability to manuver colleagues to his point of view but has yet to transfer that ability outside the Capitol. Kemp has neither the depth nor reputation to win his party’s nod. Bush has yet to shake off the cloak of Reaganism. Neither of the two reverends will receive the nomination, but they are going to have an enormous effect on the race because they represent large constituencies.
jr * l*B By 4 JB ■B/ • wFBBBVBV i EMPLOYEE OF THE QUARTER — Sue Dant has been named the Employee of the Quarter for the third quarter of 1987 at Sea Nymph, Inc., in Syracuse. She is a group leader in the receiving and has been with Sea Nymph since January 1983. Presenting her with a certificate recognizing her achievement were Receiving Supervisor Mike Tobin, Sue's supervisor, left, Plant Manager Richard Marquis, second from right, and President Paul Phillabaum, right.
The game was played in a snow storm. Miss Lillian Kantner has leased the Roy Treesh residence property on Henry street which she will occupy on Henry street which she will occupy as soon as vacated by Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rex James Fuller, Jr., entertained at a Halloween party on Monday evening for the True Blue class of the Grace Brethren Sunday School of which Mrs. Fred Mathews is the teacher. Guests attending were Wade Mishler, Maxine Callander and Richard Martin. Miss Mildred Graff, a student at Ball State Teachers College, at Muncie, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Graff and family. A warning is hereby issued to Halloween celebrants not to destroy property or engage in pranks that might cause accident or fire. Any form of innocent Hallowe’en fun will be tolerated, but that of destroying, damaging or removing property will not be tolerated. Hallowe’en provides no license for certain pranks. — William Bushong, Marshal.
The shape of the economy will have an impact, but there is now a disparity between the opinion of Washington and Wall Street on the economy’s condition I The husband-wife team, straight from Washington’s hierarchy of journalists, were appreciated by the 500 plus chamber of commerce representatives and graciously stayed around to meet and talk with any who wished to do so.
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