The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 August 1989 — Page 12
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 2.1989
It happened ... in Syracuse
20 YEARS AGO. AUG. 2, 1979 Members of the Syracuse Town Board met in special session Monday night and named William R. Hess. 62.125 W. North Street, to fill the vacancy in Ward 4. Mrs. Noble D. Myers has as week end guests, her grandson. Steve LeCount and wife. Nahcy. from Bloomington. On Sunday her daughter, Mrs. Jean LeCount. and granddaughters, Kathy and Debbie and Steve Biggs of Huntington spent the day. The Ebenezer's Ladies Aid met in the home of Ruth Smith on Thursday. Wilma Beck presided over the meeting. Devotions were given by Ruth Smith and Anna Bechtold. There were 12 members present. Opal Nolan, president of the Lois Circle of the Calvary United Methodist Women, Syracuse, presided over the meeting “Mary of Bethany. A Lady Who Cares" by Rev. Davis was reviewed by Mrs. Allen Shively. Hostesses were Eva Smith and Mrs. Raymond Bitnew for the 13 members present. Mrs. William Fiedeke. Mrs. Leon Summy and Mrs. Paul Brimbeck were hostesses for the Lake Tippecanoe Ladies Bridge Club on Wednesday. July 25. The door prize winner was Mrs. Daniel Sherman. Winners in the bridge game were Mrs Philip Spear, Mrs. George Rea. Mrs.' Hershel Bent, Mrs. Wayne Bucher and Mrs. William Johnson. 20 YEARS AGO. JULY 30. 1969 In Kosciusko County at Lake Wawasee. anglers are catching northern pike, one weighing 16 pounds and 9 ounces. They also are catching smallmouth bass.
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HOME COOKIN' AND HOMETOWN BANKING 'k . ■ ' £. LJ* ' y w **' WAj? k u/ r*J Two of life's real pleasures. We can't do your home cookin' but we can bring you the best in HOMETOWN BANKING. Bank , with those who know you best — and aren't required to refer o "Corporate Headquarters" in other statesbr far-away towns tor decisions. ~ , , . .. Lake City Bank has operated locally and continuously in the area for 117 years. We are owned by more than 600 shareholders — most of them living in this area. We have a special reason to be interested in local service. We are neighbors. We like home cookin', but we can do more for you with HOMETOWN BANKING. Your Locally Owned And Operated Hometown Bank
rock bass and bluegills on top water, using night crawlers as bait. The Syracuse Church of God Mission Circle met July 23 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karry Stutzman. The president. Mrs Jack Elam. presidedj2Wfs Ida Hibschman gavc-thedevotions Mrs. Vivian Priddy of Syracuse returned home Friday from a three week vacation spent visiting relatives at Anderson and Indianapolis Mrs Gertrude of Huntington is visitingner sister-in-law, Mrs. Estella Swartz, at Syracuse. On Monday, Mrs. Coppock went to Wakarusa to look after her property there. Mr .and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, entertained a number of Syracuse guests in their home Monday evening Also present was Mrs. Joel Light of Warsaw. Roy Hopple of Dayton, Ohio, spent several days at Syracuse visiting his sister. Mrs. Valeria Hughes, and his brother, Harold Hopple Mr and Mrs Larry Scheuer and children of Syracuse were guests on Saturday evening in the home of Mr. Scheuer’s parents. Mr and Mrs. James Scheuer, and son. Darrel, at Plymouth. 30 YEARS AGO. JULY 30. 1959 Miss Nancy Scheldt, Mrs. Suzie Morganthaler and Miss Cynthia Haram brought home a number of trophies from the Billy Boy Tournament at Lake James 17 and 18 July. All are members of the Hoosier Ski Club at Wawasee Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Grounds and son. Pat, of South Bend are visiting her mother, Mrs. Charlotte McSweeney. Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkwood have returned from a visit in Cor-
al Gables with their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Cutter. 111, who were married in June at the Wawasee Lake home of the Kirk woods. Visiting with Mrs. Nancy Noe Sunday were Dr. and Mrs. B.V. Bailey of Toledo. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs H.D. Parker of Mishawaka, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noe and John Mac Quire of South Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of Fort
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PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE BREAKFAST — The Milford EMS is sponsoring a pancake and sausage breakfast this Saturday. Aug. 5. from 6-W a.m. in the Milford Community Building. There will be seasoned and unseasoned sausage available. Donations will be taken with the money being used to remodel the north garage door at the EMS building to make a bigger ambulance bav.
Lake City Bank announces plans to build
The Lake City Bank announced today. August 2. that an application has been filed with the In-
Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nusbaum and two children of Berrien Springs, Michigan spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Willard Nusbaum. Mr., and Mrs. Ted Hilbish were in town recently visiting at the home of Mrs. Georgia Miller. Mr Hilbish is the former owner of the Rexafy drug store. - Mrs. Eva Rang and Mrs. Ber-
diana Department of Financial Institutions for permission to establish a full service bank of
tha Meek were guests Sunday in Osceola of Mrs. Meek’s sister. Mrs. Carol Gordy and family. Mrs. George A. Carter spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Koble and son, Mark. 50 YEARS AGO, AUG. 4,1939 The Syracuse-Wawasee Bakery is sporting new wrappers on their loaves of bread these days. The new coats are printed
Members of the EMS who are gearing up for the breakfast are, left to right. Kent Sawyer. Barb Richardson, Bob Phillips, and Kim Endicott. EMS volunteers are still needed and anyone interested in becoming an EMS member should contact Cheryl Brunjes at 658-4726 or any EMS member. < Photo by Rich Rhodes)
fice at 3501 US 30 East (Walmart Shopping Center). In making the announcement, President R Douglas Grant stated, “The bank is committed to convenient, efficient service for our customers We believe this location strengthens this philosophy.” Lake CitJT Bank is a $235 million bank, locally owned, and has operated continuously for 117 years. The bank has full service offices in 10 towns in Kosciusko and Wabash counties.
From the Syracuse Police Log — Neighbors accuse man of shooting their dogs
From the Syracuse Police Log is a weekly feature which presents a sampling of the incidents the officers from the Syracuse Fire Department and Syracuse Police Department are called upon to deal with: * THURSDAY, JULY 27 A company calling to request someone to work on its sprinkler system was advised to try an installer. ° The state highway department was notified of cement and gravel in the roadway. A caller reported the objects on SR 13S. FRIDAY, JULY 28 Police were unable to find a person who was reported passed out in a car. A person came to the dispatcher’s office and reported a person passed out in a car near the Huntington Street railroad crossing. The officer on duty checked the area and reported the person and car must have left. It was requested he also check the Main Street crossing. The officer reported checking all three crossings in town, he was unable to locate anything. Contact with the state fire marshal’s office was suggested to a businessman wishing to have the business undergo a fire inspection. SATURDAY. JULY 29 Lake patrol officers rescued a man and caught his boat. The dispatcher received a report of a runaway boat and a man in the water. The lake patrol officer -reported he had the boat in tow and the man out of the water A lake patrol officer was notified after there was a report of a boat speeding through the channel at Ward Park. The speeding boat almost caused an accident SUNDAY, JULY 30 CSX was notified after a person reported a train was in the middle of the railroad crossing before the crossing lights and crossing arms were activated
in blue and orange with a sketch of the two lakes, Syracuse and Wawasee printed on them. Expected -toarrive at the Syracuse-Wawasee Airport on Saturday are 27 members of the ChevroletjWganization They are all expected to fly. The men will spent the week-end at the SpinkWawasee Hotel. Mr. Andrew Rose is in charge of the group. Mrs. Gladys Moyer of Loa
A drive-up 24 Hour Teller will be installed at the new Warsaw East office. 24 Hour Tellers are affiliated with the Cirrus Network allowing customers access to their funds at over 22,000 locations in 3,100 cities throughout the United States and Canada Construction on the brick, colonial style building with four drive-up lanes is scheduled to begin in August with completion planned for late this year.
Kids throwing things around at the Goodwill Box had apparently left the area shortly after police were notified. When the officer went to check, about five minutes later, there was no one around. MONDAY, JULY 31 The telephone number and name of the person in charge of the park board was given to a caller after requesting the information from the dispatcher. Kosciusko County was notified of a problem on Dewart Lake The dispatcher received a call from a person who reported his neighbors were accusing him of shooting their dog. The county sent a K-9 unit and if there were any problems he will. call for assistance.
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Angeles, California, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mock. Mrs. Moyer is the sister of Mr. Mock. Dr. and Mrs. L.C. Raymond and daughter, Jean, returned to their home in Decatur, Michigan, after a six week’s vacation at the Spink-Wawasee Hotel. Mr. and Mrs Taylor Ford of Indianapolis spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Mons Mercer of Waveland Beach. Mr. and Mrs. S.E. Hirsch and
-i SESQUICENTENNIAL PICTURES DONATED — Creative Touch Studio. Syracuse, donated over 400 pictures related to the 1987 Syracuse Sesquicentennial Celebration to the Syracuse Public Library. The photos are of various events and activities such as fund raisers for the mayor’s race, the mayor’s banquet, queen pageant, parades and lots more. Rosalyn Jones, librarian, stated these photos will be added to the historical collection in the library. Persons are welcome to visit the library and look at the photos. Mrs. Jones stated anyone who can help identify persons in the photos are welcome to do so. However, the photos may not leave the library. I Shown in the photo are Mrs. Jones and Judy Moder of Creative Touch Studios. Creative Touch Studio was the official photographers of the sesquicentennial. (Photo by Deb Patterson)
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son, S.E. Hirsch, Jr., of Chicago, Illinois, spent Monday evening at the Spink-Wawasee Hotel. Miss Willodean Mock, who resides in South Bend, spent the last week with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mock on the South Shore. Mr. Elwin Yoder, of Elkhart, is spending the summer at Oakwood Park. James Stucky, better known as Jim, is now an employee of the State Biological Research connected with Indiana University.