The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 33, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 12 December 1929 — Page 4

THE SYRACUSE JOURNAL REPUBLICAN Published every Thursday at Syracuse, Indiana. Entered as second-class matter on May 4th, 1908, at the postoffice at Syracuse. Indiana, under the Act of Congress of March 3rd, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION, RATES k One year, in advance *52.00 Six months, in advance 1.25 Three months 50 Single Copies 05 Subscriptions dropped if not renewed when time is out. HARRY L. PORTER, JR. Editor and Publisher Office Phone 4—-Home Phone R-1787 Thursday. Dec. 12, 192!H U.B. CHURCH HAS HOME-COMING DAY Thirty-one years after its founding-wuSyracuse, the United Brethren church had a re-open-ing and home-coming service Sunday, following the re-decora-t ion of the building. Dec. 9. 1898, the church, under the Rev. Love, had been dedicated. At that time there were 18 assumed a debt of $2200. Os the charter members, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Darr of Benton were the only ones who attended Sunday’s services here. Mrs. Mary Rentfrow’ Hamp of Elkhart, Ind., and Mrs. Oria Rentfrow Vorhis, living in New Carlisle, were former church members present for the all-day service. The church has just been redecorated and beautified at a cost of $650, the Ladies Aid paying for the painting and purchase of new rugs. Class No. 9 of the Sunday school bore the expense of re-plastering and Class No. 7, paid for the new .rubber treads. o Now you can hear and see the world’s recognized artists in song, speech and music at Crystal, Ligonier.

/X in the Home / i -Z' L Scores of convenienceaiding items comprise our . X fascinating Christinas .dfMMK vbfrnffiS 1 showing . .vacuum clean- t ers. toasters, percojaters, ' heaters, curlers, fans, ra- • dios .... all of them do their work in a trice by a flick of the finger. Superb gifts! X j \\ / Syracuse Electric Co. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL V Idefl-5 BRIDGE, LAMPS CARD TABLES Metal bases, beautifully in red, green, blue, black, lacquered, in assorted colors. A Christmas gift that will Washable parchment shades, be thoroughly appreciated, $6.50 $2.50 and up smoking Stands fancy pillows Heavy base prevents smoker from tipping easily; Ash- — SPECIAL — es drop into base, out of « sight, and are easily and quickly removed. Assorted colors No two alike. See them in $1.25 our window BOUDOIR LAMPS CHILD'S ROCKERS - SPECIAL — Large, roomy, compfortable. $1.39 Not a toy. While one dozen lasts! $2.75 See Our Windows For Many Other Suggestions BECKMAN’S

John Yoder is enjoying his new radio. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bauer were Elkhart visitors Monday. The Order of the Eastern Star held its regular monthly meet:ng in the lodge rooms last night. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rapp and Mrs. Nelson Miles were Fdrt Aayne visitors Saturday. Fred Hinderer and Russell Hinderer made a business trip to Goshen Tuesday. Mrs. Sailie Druckamiller and children have returned home from Everett, Wash. The Nelson Byland family moved their household goods to Warsaw yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strieby spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Sarah Doering, in Elkhart. Mrs. Clara Holloway entertained the bridge club at dinner last Friday night. Master Dallas Cox stayed last Thursday night with Wallace Baugher. Eldon Barhtolomew spent Sunday evening with his father, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright and daughter were Sunday guests of his parents at Cromwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Howard of Goshen visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Searioss. Lester Lantz and family of Benton spent Sunday at the home of James Isabell. Mrs. Mattie Fawley has gone south from Warsaw, to spend the winter in Daytona, Fla. Merritt Lung caught a seven pound pike through the ice on Lake Wawasee, Thursday. Election of officers, and the exchange of Christmas presents will feature the meeting of the Pythian Sisters tomorrow night. William Barker left for Minneapolis. Friday morning, to stay with his son there. His son is a railway detective. Vernon Beckman combined a business and pleasure trip to Ft. Wayne last Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pletcher have moved from their former home on Lake street to the Bender property on Huntington.

Lette rs to Santa Syracuse, Ind., Dear Santa Claus:

Dec. 9, 1929. Dear Santa: My name is Lois Dillon. Will vou bring me a pair of roller skates for Christmas? Thank you very much if you bring tham. With love, Lois Dillen.

Rudolph Griere, grand nephew }f Mrs. D. H. Brunjes, was a Thanksgiving visitor at Brunjes Park. 1 Oris Chiddister and Harry Roach of Millersburg were callers at the Fred Hinderer home Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Siples and two children of Fort Wayne, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fleming, Sunday. John Martin, of Elkhart, Orval Snobarger of Syracuse, visited in 1

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Will you please bring me a tricycle, a teeny Christmas tree, a real dog, a table and chairs, and a rocking chair like Harry Bishop has. Thank you Santa Claus. Barbara Bushong. -

the A. E. Coy home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoelcher of Goshen spent Sunday evening a week ago, in the J. Wingard home. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Cory and Miss Nellie Mann spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Estel Moore near Cromwell. John Kavanaugh and family of Elkhart spent Sunday with with Mr. and Mrs. Eston E. Mc--1 Clintic.

School Notes — — ! Every one is invited to attend the play being given Friday afternoon, Dec. 20, at 2:30, by the High School chorus. The play is “ A Christmas Child Comes In,” taken from the -story by Zona Gale. Miss Lucile Henwood is directing. Thursday and Friday of next! week are final exam days, for the closing first semester of school. Friday evening starts the Christmas vacation. The cafeteria will not be open those last two days. Alice Coy’s hand painted poster won the contest given by the Freshman English class last week, and was posted on the bulletin board. Other posters for “Good English” week’s contest were hung in various class rooms throughout the building. Two plays were given last Friday morning, “Leave It to Phyllis,” and “Billy’s Coming.” Mary Druckamiller entered the Sophomore class and Leonard, the seventh grade, last Thursday. They were transferred from Everett, Wash. Romaine Coy has withdrawn from school. A number of absences have been reported, caused by vaccinations. But Evelyn -Strock, who was out the longest on account of illness, two weeks, returned to school Monday.

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