The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 36, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 January 1930 — Page 5

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• r:\MAIL >bdxkß WOMAN LOCKED IN N. WEBSTER STORE Mrs, Levi Mock went ,to - ge' h< r mail as usual Chrisjtinas day) at the North AVp’nster . ppst of l'ii(>, which is in the rear of. Gu Garber-Phelps store. ! ' ; The proprietors hadj thou;, ht the dobty. jocked,) and because i * ■ •' .-Mr\ Mock, , t <;yer thought that the store was supposed to he clo§i?d. So she entered, jverfit bacls t< t V< r postoffice bojt, goj her7ma.il, ■ and began reading a letter ; w her way to the front door. S\< supposed the proprietor had .just stepped out. ... On reaching the door, she dis] covered the night (latch ha<| caught when she shut it. She couldn’t open it, and!, rushed tq the, back .to-find [that in heif confusion, she could not release! that catch. So she phoned . Jeff (Earlier, t' t thniin hno fault of he• own. she had obtained entrance| at <i then Wen made prisbQ( r in 1 his store, would he please come 1 , d’own and release her, Mr. Garber thought it .amusing at the timcx but Mrs. Mock, says it didn't seem funny to her. them J’ NORTH WEBSTER. Chartes Strdni'F ck has 'been J il Ithe past few day s. 1 | Edgar Kuhn family. Doh] We.itlaek and Ray Stott and family spent . Christmas with '» Mr. and Mrs; Emanuel Kuhn, of Shut Lake: ‘ . (irover P< nn, who is suffet < with pm um< 1. remains about th.>■ same. . I- ■ ’ ... ■} • ( Mrs.' Nellie Hamman" and! daughter Maxine, spent Christ-,i iiia.s with the Bi J 4 Mohler iamily at 1 , Mr. and Mrs. A.’F. Chapman, of. SC. Louis, will spend the last I of this week. and. Sunday with | i.; parents. Rev. am Mrs. George ’ 1- ’ • ■ Pon Webster returned to Abe ' Scott’s to Work Sunday night? 1 I Roy Kpry and Charley. Dear. | are spending the holidays at S->. ■ ; Bend and Mishawaka. ' | . . Farah Makiemson spent --Sunday with Mrs. Lina Kulrtr,’ ■ Mr and Airs. Ray Kuh.ri am'lj Mo. Elizabeth Morehead spent' ChHstmas with Mrs Lina Kuhn.. Mr. JohA Richardson and Mrs. kldime Kuhn are leaving in a .felw days for. California where they will spend the Winter, t .’ Mr. and Mrs. Jack' Nebrcj of Fort Wayne spent a few days at hoem last week. ( DISSIAL Miss Katie Bitter! ,of South Bend spent a fe\V (lays with her parents. Mr. aijtyl Mrs. Milton ' Bitner and family. Mr. and Mrs, Max Burley' spent Christmas’ with the latter’s par ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Hire and family, at Albion. Miss Blanche* Moore? a teacher in the Mishawaka schools, is spending her vacation with, her parents. i'Mr. and Mrs. John ; Mter& I J' • ' MrtfTSftjd Mrs. Claqse. Bobeq k. and son Harold, spent Christmas with 4be Fred Greete family at Cromwell. "" Arthur Buchtel and family of Middlebury* spent I Christmas with Jasper Buchtel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Lung were Milford callers Sunday afternoon. ! ' Mr. and Wayne Avery and son Richard of Anderson, came Christmas to visit the parents of the latter, Lon Burley and family. Virgil Bobeck and Miss Evaline Hire of Albion spent Sunday ' with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson. Mr .and Mrs. Clell Buchtel and . daughter Anna spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunger, of Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Burley and son Roxie, of Chicago, came ; Saturday to visit y the former’s parents. A. E. Burley, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph .Lung attended the funeral (of an uncle of Mrs. Lung. Mr. Bert Earl, at Oak Grove, Tuesday. Mr .and Mrs. Lee Lung entertained at a Christmas dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cole of t Greenville, (X; Miss JLeota Lung

at I 1 fiend! of Ft. Wayne; Stank I Ing and family; Miss Paul- ! J bft; Norman Cole and wife . .wood,! were callers in the u’t'er ."oom SOLOMON'S riIEEK . ■■. an ! Mrs. Ed Fisher spgnt I .y 1 ] Elkhart with Mr. and 2,lj;:\ 3im Fisher. 'I l Albert Zimmerman and m.'- m George Dar rand famj ■. id John Darr , and fanii’y. > ■ ’r.lchmstfnas day dt the horn* > ' o-Jar parr, a where the annum i-i wmas dinner was served; 1- . M>4 Mabel Mullen spent Sun- ’ vjiith Louise Darr. ' lis|i Mtriam Dair spent sevj , «r. i days last week -with, her ■ bm-ther, Mrs. Allie Darr, at x -ijse. ■ ■ . Chester sr'-i’t Christmas with Mr. and l), - ■ Darr, of Sy 1 ■ ctise. Keniet'i Hapner spent a part < : his Christmas vacation at his -_>r wall Pother’s, Mrs. Vica Hapner. ' Rev; and Mis. Huihartt visitc d p’ er Christmas at Butler with their Son Glen, ind (family. •I •- Mrs. Mvjl TuJJey and Isoh Joe./Kenneth Hafner and . M’r>. \ lea- Hapnyr, spent Christy • mas-day with Jake Kerns anty i,f Anilyb of near Syracuse-. ' Mrs, E'/dyn Detroit. Mich., is visiting her parents. . id Mrs. ddonzo Rookstool, this* wdek. ; Ide Rinu'walt family spent Sunday! in Cromwell with Glenn > olan and family. - Mrs.| Guy JmlaV- ami children are moving to Goshen this .week' Mr. land Mrs. Hai*ry Mcßride '■ ’ d son Robert spent last ThurSjuay infSvum Ik-nd • Miss[T-eva Mullen and Lester il : i|ibart|t called at .the George . J !rr hhme Syinjay evening. ■'/ Sunday school Sunday morrii |. R<iv. Hubaitt will begin his - ,r yivall meetings here SundaC . • n : Rev. and wife Ivi'.l assist in the meeting. i ' !—I .■. - ■ !FOLK(ORNERS Glint Collander and wife spent •?’ »r Jaf it the bedside of Mri. j( ullaidLrs mother, Mrs. Cory, of Milforty. I ;Lee L’< ry spent Monday night *a*i the; hprne of Mrs. Lincoln iCcy-, s . - ' . ' ' | Marjj I lery is with Ifriohds; l!’ Mr. and . Mrs. Howard Mc- ■ > )$y spent Wednesday’ at |tp“ hd|ne‘of her parents.-at Sy- •«■! cusety\ ■.. i; ■ v ■ ;ty 11 | Sir .and Mrs. Charles Diethriqk • >f (losAen, spent several days at til ■ home of her parents, Mr. . i Mr- ■ ,/Mrsd iiarry Clever spent a few lays with his daughter. Mrs. Carl Gpwthrbp, of hear Milford: Mr. and Mrs. Berry Mathews. - ent Sunday with, relatives m Milforq Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder tert.’tyned Mr., and Mrs. Charley Snyder! and three daughters, of n> ar Gpshen; Mr .and Mrs. Dillon anq children pf near Syrac ise, at d friends from Ch Mrs. Rosa Bartholomew of Syracuse. and Mr. and ' Mrs. JamesMyers.4at a Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs.‘Clint ollander ai d ch Idren spent Christmas w Hi Mr. am! Mrs. James Colland' r. at iGraveltlon. L Warren Fisher of Milford was a visitor with Emeral Collander Mr. lind Mrs. I-aTono Jenson, spent Sunday at the ’ home of ; her-pa- Mr. and of Rit( iville. where the family exchanged Christmas gifts.. A son of Mr! and Mrs. Jenson of Syracuse, with his sled, drawn by his big collie dog. cperit Saturday with his uncle. LaTom Jenson. TONCORI) Those, who spent Christmas day wit h the Chester Stiffler family were: Mrs. Lester Stiffler and Mr. ind Mrs. Orland Stiffler and family of Syracuse, and Mr.tyand Mrs. I mon Rookstool ami family of Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Howe I were iniElkha|rt Friday evening • L_Roy Clingerman spent Monday . with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Clingerman, of Indian I Village. Mr and Mrs. William/ Wyland ■ and son.)Eldon, spent Saturday at Omar Hit’s, at Pierceton. Those who enjoyed Christmas * day with! Mr. and Mrs. James : Dewart. yrere-Mr. and Mrs. Ernes* Mathews. Tobias Fike. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bucher and two - children. Wayne and Yvonne. Mr .and Mrs. Earl Hamman and . family wete guests at the Bur- * ton Howe home. r Mrs. Violet Tom and children

spent a few days w'ith his parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Guy Fisher. Mrs. Dessie Hoover spent a few’ days and Mrs. Edward Smith. 4 Mrs. Marie LeCount spent Friday afternoon .at the Sherman Deaton home. Mrs. J. A. Fishei* spent a fpw days wnth her daughter. Mrs. Bert Crandal and family, in Michigan. SOVTH SHORE ?4rs. Calvin and son ftussell of Goshen spent Friday with Mrs. Retta Warner. Mr. and Mrs. James Traster of Syracuse spent Sunday •vi.th Mr. and Mrs. Bern Searfoss Mr and Mrs. Roy /Niles and son Burton ilpent Sunday afternoon at the Bert Searfoss hmm* Mr. and Mrs. Dw'ight Mock and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Searfess vere Goshen shoppers Monday. Ike Mellinger has been sicV ho past week, but is reported >■ tter at this writing., Mrs. Martha Cable 1 and sori Fesse spent Christmas week ir Chicago, returning home Thursday. Ross Franklin and Jean Bram*r called on his father at the Bert Searfoss home Friday. l.oe Stuckey spent the week n Wayne, returning home Sunday morning. . ■ ■ Miss Margaret Mock spentWednesday night with her cousn. Miss Willeadean Mock. -Mrs. Dwight Doty and son of Milford spent several days in the "harles Harris home, being drifted in. Mr. land Mrs. Bert Searfoss in<[ Elza T-aw- helped butcher at Hie Lester Mock hbme, Thursday. Albert Emerson and family spent the .week in Marion with ■Mrs. Emerson's parents, Dr. Wallace' and wife!. Bonni’e K’ine has been on the sick list the past week. .Mrs. Albert Scott was taken to Elkhart last week wherether daughter -can care for her. After spending; a couple of weeks at the home of; his parents. Don Westlake returned to the Albert Scott home. Mi* .and Mrs. Quill Lewallen spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewallen. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mock Wete-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L; Kline. Rowend. Duane. Harold. Lois. I and Ormel Kline, were Saturday tnd Sunday guests of Mr. 'and ! Mrs. J. (iartK-r.. ■ .. . | Mrs. Chas. Bigler has been in the Virgil Mock hope the past week.; t : g Mr. and Mrs. i*Stanley Mor.ehead. Mr. and Mrs. John Eberly and Joe Eberly, called on Mr. Eberly; Sunday afternoon, ■ 1 WEST END Mrs. Calvin Cooper called on Mrs. Charles Lutes, Monday. Mr and Mrs] Harold Sheffield and (laughter o' South Bend, and Mr. ami Mrs. Bx H. Doll and family of Elkhart, - were Sunday guests f f Mr. and Mrs. William Sheffield. • Ted i ; .‘ Ogle, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sheffield, has scarlet !"■ ver. ; " ' . Mrs. Grace Rassler and children of Faraker, spent a week wither r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berkey. Miss Hazel Eisenhour was very ill last week.. ' ‘ Mrs. Milo Gtyyer is much irriproved. 1 • Calvin Cooper Trtoved to Goshen Monday. Mses- 1 avedaj yVarstler of South -BefuLspcnt Styhday with her parents., Mr. andTlfs. Albert Warstler. ' TTfIAKSES WAtER. NOT TOO ( (H l>. IFELTA'ONSTIPATION •k One water is not enough—take'2 glasesa-a half hour before breakfast. You get quicker and better results by adding a little simple glycerin, .-aline, etc., (known as .y.dlerika) to one glass. Unlike other remedies. Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel mil removes old poisons yob never thought were in your system. AdlerikafStops GAS and sour stomach in 10 minutes! Relieves constipation In 2 hours. Thornburg Drug Co. O ADDITIONAL LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Milter had as their holiday guests their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Warsaw; and their son Ralph from North Manchester. Christmas day, the family were guests of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Geyer. Mrs. Russell Hinderer and small son Nelson, went to Chicago Christmas mprning, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levinson. and to attend the wedding of her youngest brother. Louie. The wedding took place in the Levinson home at five o’clock on Christmas afternoon. Mrs. Hinderer then returned home on Thursday. The Levinson’s formerly lived in Syracuse, moving to Chicago three years ago.

THE SYKACtSE JOURNAIL

Firsts Annual Os School Is 23 Years Old\ 1 Dole you remember— The first high school annual published by the Syracuse High school? It was in 1907, and the board of editors were: Clifford Hoy. editor: Savilla Strieby, assistant editor: Ruth Miles, literary editor; Preston Alites, artist: Glen Gordy, business manager: and Caroline- Slabaugh. circulation manager. A copy of this annual is-at present in the possession of Mrs. Zella Leacock. The principal of the school at that time w’-as Charles Bachman: and his assistant was , Marion Mentzer. , ■ . ,7 Pictures ’which show 1930, the styles of that day-. and v the manner of hair dress, were published of each class. In the graduating class of that year. 1907. were: Vera O’Dell. Lena Gordy, Ruth Miles. Nita. Cory and Caroline Slabaugh! ’ ’ There were three members of the class of 1908;’Blanche Striehv, Clifford Hoy and Preston Miles, The students of the class of 1909 were: Henry Carlson, Savil-* la Strieby. Virginia Hillabold, Glen Gordy. Fay Cory, Mary Ott, Blanche Mathews, barger. Alta Guy, I illian Hamman and Ida Kitson. The class of 1910 had the largest enrollment, these being: Mamie Marvel, # Roscoe Smith. Mosceline Jackson, Othello Disher. Forest- Kitson. Mabel Lehman, George Thompson, Lucie Wood, Lee Cory. Cora Crowe. Josephine Rippey. Ida Deardo/ff, Celia Smith. Madge Strieby and Emory . Garber. Only photographs of- the classes then in school were published in the first annual, called. Pottowatomie. But the names of the high sclwol graduates were listed according to their years of graduation. These were as follow’s-: 1889— Blanche Sprague. 1890— E. H, Brower. J. E. Reed and Perry Stiffler. 1892— Chas. Wood, Myrtle Bu-shbng-Rothenbarger. 1893— Ada Ketring-Miller; Aubrey Smith. 1895—Roy Darr. Jessie*. der. Elmer Johnson-Kindig, Earle Ketring-Roberts, Nora Darr-Wil-; cox. Hattie Edgell-Bdwersox. ! 1899—Mary Wolfe-White. Vio-; j lette O’Dell, Earl Hoopingarner. Harry Darr. 19f>0—Zella Strieby, May Hollo-way-Ross, Freeman Kelly, Robert Vart Gsry. Louise LaPointe-Gon-nolly.- Bertha McClintic. Georgiana Ketring-Miller. IJllian Tripp. 1901—Maude Cory. Bertha Nor-ris-Snodgrass. Vivian, S. Widner? Edna Wolfe. ” 1903—Ada Cory r , Mabel Hillabold. Jessica Ketring, Ethel Johnson. Hallie Wilkinson. 1905 —Mabel Beck. Leona Wilkinson, Myrtle Vorhis, Laura Stewart. The board of school trustees for 1906-1907 were. -E. E. Strieby, president; H. W. Buchholz, secretary: A. W. Strieby, treasurer; A. R. Strock, w*as janitor. The teachers were: Kate E. Rousche, Lois. .North. Edna Capron, Lilian Tripp, W. C. Gants, and Irene ’Sprague, for the grades. High school, classes W’ere I taught by Charles Bachman and Marion Mentzer. v Advertisers in the annual that year show’ how* business houses have changed in Syracuse. The paper was theri named the Syracuse Register. The Star Store was then owned by J. U. Wingard. George L. Williams & Co. ran a book store. Frank W. Greene was a registered pharmacist; P. O. Wood and Co. advertised Waw asee Flour. William neckman and F. L. Hoch are eff the few who w’ere in business then, w*ho are in’ business in Syracuse now. Ada L. Stough’s establishment was advertised as dress/ making parlors; J. C. Druckamiller and Son had livery and feed stables. A. W. Strieby was dealer in fancy and staple merchandise; Charles E. Wilcox was funeral director, \. P. Hoffman, oculist; J. W. Rothenberger. undertaker; Dr. S. J. Cunningham, dentist; P. G. Werts, photographer: J. D. McNutt. livery’ and feed stable, andE. E Strieby. general hardware. In the annual’s history of the school, special mention was given to J. P. Dolan, these words being printed beside his picture: “His 18 years of faithful service gives hini a permanent place in the chronicles of the school.” a Quite a great deal has been said of late in the newspapers about the designs which President Hoover draw's on paper while listening to his visitors. It’s our guess that when he is listening to some of them his fingers are unconsciously penciling! rings of “balogny” on his paper |pai

Tnro Our A Two-greetings which the edi’tor was glad to receive, came I from quite different localities. The one came from a snowbound home near Syracuse, and the other from Sunny California. They write as follow’s: “Editor of the Syracuse Journal— , l. We are sending these Christmjas greeting for you s and your force of . helpers. As all on R. F. D. were isolated from town with no friail, we rail out of stamps,' so we could not send any earlier. But we wiih you all a very Merry Christmas and a joyous and Happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ej Coy subscriber of the interesting ahd newsy paper-you are getting out. “We 'are all well and having a fine time in the land of sunshine and Cowers.”- write Mr. and Mrs. Sam Porter, from Monte? bello. Calif. “We are enjoyihg lovely- sightseeing trips apd lovely w’eather. There is no snow or rain here. The roads are lovely for driving. We Jounal regularly. Thanks for promptness. , “We .extend, you both Season’s I Greetings, wishing you a joyful | Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year,” they conclude. Hugh Kitson has .written to Mr., and Mrs: J. P. Dolan, from Harrisville,’Mich.: “I want to thank you for tht* Syracuse Journal. It is a real pleasure to get it every week. Many, majny times this fall I have- thought of telling yop-this. but I guess I’ve always fc-gotten it when . writing. “This v.;.- a! out as large a storm he re,/’as I remmnber. We .could ha 1 a no school on Thursday a? bout half the number were ti re pn Friday r The snow plows did not get thingy opened up until Saturday eve-! ning.” he writes, of the 1 snow storm.

ajW/'fsS r £*•• V; iUkt ® wliMw m mMIM. Httfll WBOsWi JsSeSSW®' i - 4a -2-aa > • ••• •j* • ' ' i ■? I That’s what you get when you buy Our Red Pine | > Egg Coal ... good, clean burning coal that makes j ? less than a bufehel of ash to the ten ¥ X l ’ ' S Y Syracuse Feed Mill J X ' ' f . . ' & X ’ Flour. Feed. Coal. Salt and Ice y X W. L. DISHEJt PHONE 98 | JET WHITE STORES QUALITY FIRST-: ECONOMY ALWAYS Sugar, pure cane, 10 lbs. 58c Powd.JSugar 25jc Brown Sugar “" IM ’ ? - 25c Lima Beans'-' S? 1ZI : 35c Mince Meat e"^,f" , .. .25c Maxwell House, Chef and A E * VOrree Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand, pound | 4-1 BITTLE SHIP, “ OCo Qtr»«nr» KARO, 5 lb. Pail, light AOc | COCOa Pound. QU Jar ZDC 5 ll>. Pall. DIRK 3> -S Cornmeal 19c Apple butter S 1 20c 17K..„ I’illsbury’s QC_ Columbia City 7tF lOUr Best, 24 lb. sack Pastry, 24 lb. sack *JI Laundry Soap i'lia/?’ 15c Joilet Soap , h..rs ,25c Kitchen Klenzer 15c ShrTdded Wheat L 1 "’....,.19c j pi • for Flakes or Large 1Q r VnipSO Quick Suds Granules pkg. ,*»<> Tomatoes fins"? for', 29c Salmen . t«ji cans 35c Corn Creamery Butter, best, pound 43c Bananas ’ P “'“" , .. ,M 21c Grape fruit" 25c Oranges ...38c Sweet Potatoes ...25c

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richhart ancli family spent Christmas in ElHhart at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ed Farley. Other guests,

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were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kline and jamily. Mrs. Richhart and Cannon and Eloise stayed on in ElMhart’ for a short visit.