The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 December 1989 — Page 3
Hospital notes
Goshen TUESDAY, NOV. 28 Dismissals John Ditmore, Jr., P.O. Box 112, North Webster WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29 Admissions Mary Jane Deardorff, r 3 box 211, Syracuse Lavada Babinsky, Lakeland Loving Care Center, Milford Dismissals Richard D. Widup. P.O. Box 623, Milford, transferred to Fountainview Place, Goshen THURSDAY, NOV. 30 Admissions Tammy S. Hutchinson, r 5 box 338, Syracuse FRIDAY, DEC. 1 Dismissals Steve D. Finton. 413 S. Harrison St., Syracuse, transferred to Miller's Merry Manor, Syracuse SATURDAY, DEC. 2 Dismissals Beth A. Beer, r 1, Milford, and infant son, Conner Brooks Audra Welker, r 1, Milford, and infant daughter. Krista Marie Thomas A. Sterling. 700 E. Greenhaus Dr.. Syracuse MONDAY, DEC. 4 Admissions Arrieta Charters, r 1, Milford Bob Fidler, North Webster Dismissals Everett Darr, r 2, Syracuse Pauline Hoover, r 3, Syracuse Lavada Babinsky, transferred to Lakeland Loving Care Center. Milford KCH TUESDAY, NOV. 28 Admissions Vivian B. Wolf. Milford
Obituaries
Harriet McNabb Harriet Jean McNabb, 73. 1701 Northwood Dr., Nappanee, died at 6:30 a m. Friday, Dec. 1. 1989. in Fountainview Place. Elkhart Born August 26. 1916, in Anderson, she was the daughter of Joseph R. and Flossie I. Williams Riggs. On January 6, 1937, she married James McNabb, who died in 1976. Prior to moving to Nappanee earlier this year, Mrs McNabb had resided in the North Webster area 40 years. She was a homemaker. She is survived by one brother. Paul S. Riggs, Carson City. Nev. Funeral services were held at 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3. in EastlundHarris Funeral Home. Syracuse, with Rev. O. Rex Lindemood officiating. Burial was in North Webster Cemetery. Edna (Edie) Ott Edna (Edie) Ott. 83, Indianapolis, died on Sunday. Dec. 3, 1989, in Community Hospital. Indianapolis. Born January 17, 1906. in Johnson County, she was the daughter of George H. and Martha Waddell Abbott. She was married to Grover C. Ott. who died in 1978. Mrs. Ott and her husband resided in North Webster on Between the Lakes Road, Tippecanoe Lake, for nearly 30 years and had moved to Florida when he retired. She moved back to Indianapolis when her husband passed away. She was selfemployed in the sale of cosmetics and art shop. Survivors include her nephews and nieces, Nicholas (Ralph > Abbott Alexandrov. California, and
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29 Admissions Cynthia K. Cline. Syracuse Wendy A. Ledgerwood, North Webster THURSDAY, NOV. 30 Dismissals Wendy A. Ledgerwood, North Webster, and infant son FRIDAY. DEC. 1 Dismissals Cynthia K. Cline, Syracuse, and infant daughter MILFORD RESIDENT RECUPERATING AT HOME Following open heart bypass surgery on Monday. Nov. 20. Vernon May of Milford was released last week from St. Joseph Medical Center in South Bend. He is reportedly recuperating in his home at this time. JACK RIDINGS MOVED FROM INTENSIVE CARE Syracuse resident Jack Ridings is reportedly showing improvement after undergoing emergency heart surgery in Manatee Hospital, Bradenton, Fla., on Wednesday. Nov. 22. He was moved from the hospital's intensive care unit on Tuesday. Dec. 5. Cards may be sent to him at: 4703 Fifth Avenue West. Palmetto. Fla. 34221-9529. Syracuse EMS The Syracuse Emergency Medical Service made the following ambulance runs this past week: Virginia Bockman. 94. Miller's Merry Manor. Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital after the EMS was called to the facility at 9:46 a.m.. Wednesday. Nov. 29.
Sylvia Eickman. William J Stader. Rosemary Stader, and Lula Wheeler, all of Indianapolis; and several cousins. .. Funeral services were held at 10 a m today. Wednesday. Dec 6. in G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. Indianapolis, with entombment following in Crown Hill Cemetery. Indianapolis. Alfred Winenger Alfred J. Winenger. 79. Argos, died at 9:25 p.m. Friday. Dec. 1. 1989, in Woodlawn Hospital. Rochester. Born May 31. 1910. in Tyner, he was the son of Edward and Edith D Thompson Winenger. On June 30. 1933, near Argos, he married Mary Hope Mechling; she survives. He was a retired farmer and a former agent for Funk Seed Corn Co. He had served as treasurer and office manager of Marshall County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co., and was former vice president and president of Indiana State Insurance Association. He had formerly served as trustee of Green Township. Marshall County. Mr. Winenger was a member of Jordan Baptist Church, near Argos. Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters, Mrs. Jerry ■i Mary Lynn) Becker. Argos, and Mrs; Robert i Bonnie) Rice. Milford; two sons, Dwight Winenger. Desert Hot Springs. Calif., and James Winenger. Argos; eight grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday. Dec. 4. in Grossman Funeral Home. Argos, with Rev. Arlev Mitchum and
On Friday, Dec. 1, at 2:03 p.m., the EMS was called to transport Virginia Bockman, 94, Miller’s Merry Manner, Syracuse, from Goshen Hospital to the healthcare facility. Gilda Strieby, 81, 201 John St., Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital after the EMS was called to her home at 3:04 a m.. Saturday. Dec. 2. The EMS was called to the home of Angela Stoll. 68, 700 E. Greenhaus, Syracuse, at 8:16 am., Saturday. She was taken to Goshen Hospital. Constance Mock, 65, Greenhaus Apartments, was taken to Goshen Hospital on Sunday, Dec. 3, after she came to the fire station at 1:41 p.m. Rob Mock, 27. 718 S. Lake St.. Syracuse, was not taken to a hospital after the EMS was called to his home at 2:20 a.m., Monday, Dec. 4. Mock refused transportation. Births BEER, Connor Brooks Keith and Beth Beer, r 1 box 38. Milford, are the parents of a son. Connor Brooks, born at 3:16 a m. Thursday. Nov. 30, 1989, in Goshen Hospital. He weighed seven pounds, three ounces, and measured 204 inches in length. Connor Brooks has a brother. Ryan Keith. 3. Maternal grandparents are Bob and Judy Burke. Syracuse. Paternal grandparents are Frank and Lois Beer. Milford. Maternal great-grandmother is Kate . Cox. Oswego. Paternal great-grandfather is Joe Clauss. Francesville. HUTCHINSON Hannah Elizabeth Bill and Tammy Hutchinson, r 5 box 338. Syracuse, are the
Robert Rice officiating. Burial was in New Oak Hill Cemetery. Plymouth. Hilary D. Bunger Hilary Dale Bunger, 64. 40 Little Fox Lane. Weston. Conn., died of an apparent heart attack at 4 p.m, Saturday. Dec. 2. 1989. in a Norwalk. Conn . hospital. Born March 18. 1925. in Syracuse, he was the son of Fern and Mary Wilma Rodebaugh Bunger. On September 30.1950. in Fort Wayne, he married Betty Ann Hendricks; she survives. A former resident at CR 50. Benton Township in Elkhart County, he graduated from Goshen High School in 1943 and from John Herron Art Institute. Indianapolis. He was a graphic designer and inventor, formerly employed by Post Cereals. Battle Creek. Mich. In 1962. he transferred to General Foods. White Plains, N.Y., and in 1966, he established his own business. Hilary Bunger. Inc., of which he served as president until his death. Surviving in addition to his wife are four sons. Mark Bunger. Westport. Conn . Gregory Bunger. Newton. Conn., Andrew and Jeffrey Bunger. both of Weston; and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one brother. Visitation hours will be from 2 to 5 and 6 toB p.m. Saturday. Dec. 9. in Rieth, Rohrer & Ehret Funeral Home. Goshen Graveside services will be held at 11 am. Sunday. Dec. 10. in Solomon Creek Cemetery, southeast of Benton. CR 33
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parents of a daughter, Hannah Elizabeth, born at 3:21 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1, 1989, in Goshen Hospital. She weighed seven pounds,-five ounces, and measured 19 inches in length. Hannah Elizabeth is the couple’s first child. Maternal grandparents are David and Susie Butler, Syracuse Paternal grandparents are Bill and Andrea Hutchinson, also of Syracuse. Maternal greatgrandparents are Betty Scott, and Doyle and Jo Butler, all of Syracuse. Paternal greatgrandparents are Ralph and Minnie Smith, Homer; and Gatha Hutchinson, Rushville. Maternal great-great-grandmother is Lillie Auer, Lakeland Loving Care Center, Milford. DUNITHAN, Jennifer Lynn Mark and Nancy Dunithan, 600 N. Harrison St., Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter, Jennifer Lynn, born at 10:13 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, 1989, in Parkview Memorial Hospital, Fort Wayne. She weighed seven pounds, four ounces, and measured 20'4 filches in length. Jennifer Lynn has two brothers, Matthew Alan. 34, and Ryan Eric, 2. Maternal grandparents are Charlotte Glassley, Syracuse, and Stephen Glassley, Fort Wayne. Paternal grandparents are Hue and Jackie Dunithan. Syracuse. Paternal greatgrandparents are George and Mary Dunithan. Goshen, and Danny and Eve Jones, Syracuse. WELKER daughter Thomas and Audra Welker, r 1 box 2138, Milford, are the parents of a daughter born Tuesday, Nov. 28. 1989. in Goshen Hospital. CLINE daughter David and Cynthia Cline. Syracuse, are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday. Nov. 29. 1989, in Kosciusko Community Hospital. LEDGERWOOD son Kenneth and »Wendy Ledgerwood. North Webster, are the parents of a son born Wednesday. Nov 29. 1989, in Kosciusko Community Hospital. WE THANK YOU! We would like to thank the Syracuse EMS and their crew that was on duty early Wednesday morning, Nov. 29, for saving the life of Martha Hepler. The Robert Hepler Family THANK YOU to all my co-workers and friends who made the benefit held on my behalf a huge success. The money derived from the benefit will help pay my medical expenses. God bless you all. DAVID EARNHART AND FAMILY David C. Beer family wants to thank all family, friends and neighbors for their prayers, thoughts and gifts during our time of sorrow. Lena Beer Joel and Sue Beer and family Henry and Marge Mann and family Scott and Clara Catron and family Richard and Becky Vent and family Chris and Fran Stump and family
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PURCHASE PORTABLE PUMPS — Wawasee Property Owners Association recently purchased three state-of-the-art portable pumps for the Syracuse Fire Department. These portable flotation pumps are capable of pumping at pressure or in volume through a standard 1 1 a-inch fire hose. The Hale EYR Flotes are light enough for one man to carry if necessary, taken to a fire scene in a boat, started quickly and placed in the water to pump at pressure. These items will also enhance the department's ability to pump from the lake or channels whenever needed.
Skateboard park an uphill climb
Like the oversized ramp that presents an obstacle for many skateboarders, the Syracuse Park Board may not be able to climb a hill of its own. with cost, liability and logistics causing barriers for a proposed skateboard park Five youths and their adult representative. Robert Morel, presented the board with a petition bearing the names of 147 Syracuse youths supporting a skateboard park or area. The petition, presented to the board at its monthly meeting last night iTuesday) at the Syracuse Scout Cabin, stated that those signing would be willing to pay an admit tance fee for a park and wave the town of liability. However, board member Phil Stump questioned w hether such a waiver could be enforced. While one youth, .who's father < Kenneth Martin) is a Goshen attorney, maintained that there Was such a waiver that "will hold up in court." the board noted that it Would have to check with its own lawyer. Cost and land availability also concerned the board, although President KipSchumm maintained. "I think the park department is always open to things it can do to involve youths. " While he noted that the department is currently "landlocked." Sch um m did mention the possibility of utilizing property currently owned by the school "The school has 16 acres, but I don't really know what their plans are for it right now." he said, adding. "We may be able to
work something out down the road, but we don't have any immediate answers." Currently, many of the youths travel to Fort Wayne, which has the nearest skateboard park The city maintained park features two skating areas that are open during the regular park season Youths are charged for two hour
From the police log —
Road conditions requested
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 w ith: WEDNESDAY. NOV. 29 Contact With Milford Fire Department was suggested to a person who asked that the fire chief in the jurisdiction for Dewart Lake Marina check the tanks at that location Concerned that the Christmas decoration at Pickwick Road and SR 13 was about to fall, a caller notified the dispatcher. An officer went to the location to check and reported it was not a decoration, and the item will not fall on anyone. THURSDAY. NOV. 30 An official from the fire marshal's office came to the fire station for two bread and breakfast
Wed.,.Decemtser 6, 1989 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Previously, the department used portable pumps that required two men to carry and were difficult to place in a boat at shore to be taken to a burning boat out on the lake. The three new pumps and three nozzles were purchased at a cost just over $3,000. Shown in the photo with the pumps are Bob Hampton, WPOA secretary/treasurer; Fire Chief Jerry Byrd; and WPOA directors Charles Beck and Bud Hayner. (Photo by Deb Patterson 1
sessions while a supervisor oversees activity and safetyequipment is required. "Even by talking about it now it's doubtful that anything could be done by summer. 1990. " Stump said, adding. "You would certainly want to make it an active issue and get other town people involved, then maybe we can do something when options open
locations. The locations were given to him through the help of the post office and a member of the fire department. FRIDAY. DEC. 1 A truck driver for a South Bend business asked the dispatcher for the location of a home on Lake Wawasee. SATURDAY, DEC. 2 Police were notified after a resident heard gun shots on East Main Street. The police chief went to check on the report and found that someone had shot off a muzzle loader. The local dispatcher was asked who to contact for road conditions from Syracuse to Chicago. The caller was told to contact the Bremen Post of the Indiana State Police. SUNDAY, DEC. 3 The road conditions of the Syracuse-Milford Road were re-
up down the road.” In other business, Schumm announced that this would be his last meeting. Having moved from town, the president suggested that board members begin thinking about electing other officers at their next meeting. The park board will meet agait^ ( January 2 at the Syracuse Town Hall.
quested as well as SR 15 and US 30 heading west. The sheriff’s department was contacted for the road condition report. A conservation officer reported he was contacted by the county about an injured deer on Morrison Island.
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