The Syracuse Journal, Volume 24, Number 17, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 20 August 1931 — Page 5

SOLOMON’S CREEK The fifh annual Darr reunion was held at Blosser’s Park Sunday with about 55 present. Omer Darr was elected president and Miss Cloy Darr secretary-treasurer. Ice cream was enjoyed in the afternoon. It was voted fir have the reunion at the same place next year. Orval Lockwood had his right hand badly smashed last Wednesday while helping move a building. The body of Miss Louise Juday. ;i , rd 16 yeais, the youngest daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Claud Juday of Mishawaka was brought here '1 IWday afternoon for burial, the funeral being held at Mishawaka. Mrs. George Snider of Fort Wayne was here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Vica Hapner Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fisher called on friends in Elkhart Sunday afternoon. Revl F.ldbr of Young America ici.me Friday evening to preach the funeral for Mrs. Hapner and re turned .home after th£ services. Mr*. John l)Wngw»lt and children speht Sunday with Kaleel Juday and family. A number from here attended the Chautauqua at Burr Oak which is in progress this week. Rev Beaucha np, the conference superintendent t iy« the address Sunday afternoon and evenint Next Sunday Prof. Ham >ny will be there all day, he b a naUve of Palestine and was enjoyed last year. Sunday school Sunday morning. The Fredrick Vance reunion war held at the home of Chauncey Miller and family Sunday a week ago. There were 65 present. Those from a dis tanca were Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Price and daughter Maxine of Watervalet. Mich., Mrs. Nellie Vance and tw> daughters Pauline and Joan and son Kenneth of Hamilton, Ind. The new officers elected were. Orba Peffley of Elkhart, president, Leroy Ganger <1 Ligonier, vice president,’ Mrs. Orba Peffley. see-treas.. In the afternoon ice cream, muskmellons and lemonade *tre enjoyed as refreshments. Si SALEM ” Mr* lUioda Mock. who epent lest week wfh Reuben Mock and family returned to her home in Kendall ville Monday. Reuben M»>ck and family and Mrs Rhoda Mock attended the Mod school reur.ipn at Mock Sd house Sunday. Miss Lucille Smith. wh<> is employ ed nf Elkhart and Mr/ ami Mrs F.:; oiy. Guy spent Sunday with Jot Smith and family. ; The Nt w S.dern •Sunday school pic ni< was held at. Black s landing on Tippecanoe Lake Sunday. , Burdette Met’.', d and family spent Sunday with Alva Crowl and family Joe Smith, wife. LuVent and Lillie Tom and John Auer and family called at the George Auer home. Monday evening. Mrs. Chas. Schultz, Mrs. Joe Smith and da e. Mrt Jess* Crowl and Betty Pinkerton spent Friday afternoon at the County’ harm Bernard Skidgell and wife of Syracuse, called on Joe Smith and family Wednesday afternoon. Guy Morehouse called on Joe Sunday mornin". Lucille and Marjorie Smith called nt the Reuben Mock home Sunday forenoon. M’COLLEYS CORNERS Many former school mates, teachein and friends attended the S reunion Sunday at the Mpck School house. A basket dinner and a fine program .were greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Dick* Miller. Mrs. . Graham Tyler, Mrs. Sarah J. Kauffman, Miss Annie Rapp and Mrs. Viola K Miller helped Mrs. Chas. Rkbcieek cook *oi threshers .Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Nat House and Verdel spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Richcreek. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gilbert, Miss Ina. John Gilbert. Ward Robison and Mr and Mrs. Geo. Kreger attended the Gilbert reunion Saturday, which was held at the Goshen City Park. Mr. and Mrs. John Swenson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nat House Sunday. Verdel House and Jess Yoder spent Saturday evening in Ligonier. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Conely spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robison. Mr. Conely returned home Sunday evening, but Mrs Conely is spending part of this week here with her parents. Mrs. Robison being on the «ick list. \ Mrs. Dick Miller, Miss Milina and Edward Richcreek spent part of Sunday forenoon at the Art Strieby home. DISMAL Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Grimes and family of near Wawasee visited in the Joe Grimes home at Ligonier SundayMr. snd Mrs. Bill Reed of Elkhart visited Stanly Lung and family Sun-, day. . Mr. arri Joe Beckleheimer and famfy of Covington, Ind., came Friday to visit the latter's mother, Mrs. Mar Wilkinson and other relatives for i few days. Miss Vrginia Clingerman of Cromwell is sp-nding a few days with Miss Betty Lung. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Harvey and daughter Biss Adell Harvey and Earl

( Bitner, all of near Waukegan, 111, I >. were guests over the week end of I ; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bitner and! t family. I I Fred Green, wife, and two daugh-j I ters of Cromwell, Joe Be'kier.efiner 1 (and wife arid three sons and two! daughters of Covington, Wilbur Wilkinson of South Bend and Claus J beck, wife and two sons were Sun- , day guests of Mrs. Mary Wilkinson jand son Roy. f R y Mile' of Milford called Merrit Lung and family Sunday evening. !'}• ra CUi germ:m a:.d wife spent , Sunday/in the Alfred Ramsby and | Will Carlson homes west of Topeka. I Mrs. Lon Burley has been under ! I the doctor’s care but is improved at I jthis time. Their daughter, Mrs. I •Leonard Snapp and son Russel of I .1 Monroeville, lame Sunday night to as-1 sist in the home. I TIPPECANOE Mrs. Jess Owens of Elkhart is I spending a part of the week with! her mother, Mi's. Albert Scott. I Car[ Vincent spent last week with! friends it Pierceton and Wabash. -I Mrs. Isiah Kuhns and daughter! Eva, Mrs. Charles Bigler and Mrs. J. I Garber called at the Joe Grindal] home Saturday. " I ‘ e ;■•»•: h< me Ft may I evening w<ere Mr. and Mrs. Arthur! ><■ ' Mr .. • Mr- Will Tully and ;| John Mellinger. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mocks called at the Bigler home-Sunday evening. | Rev. and Mrs. Otho Warstler, Mr. and M?> Elmo Shock. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tully, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh War--th:. aid M:. and M:s. J. Gaiberj pent Tuesday evening at the-AnceD Likens home. I FOUR CORNERS. 'a I'.: f New Farts milled . at the Crist Darr home Monday forenoon. Mesdames Snyder and Geyer were Goshen visitors Tuesday arid had supper at the home of E. J. Darr. •Mr. and Mrs. Geyer and Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Darr of Goshen called at he . Darrthume Tuesday evening. Grover Tarman of New Paris was a this community Wednesday afterloon. Mrs. Ralph Disher of Toledo, 0., , ailed at the home of Crist Darr Thursday forenoon. { Mr. and Mrs. James Callander of Gravelton spent Friday at the Clitft Callander home. Mrs. Amanda Hoover and Mrs. 1.-..; L’ < y d thi ear-children <>f neat New Salem were visitors at the Jas. dyers home Friday. • Bettie Maxine Callander spent a few: days with relatives in Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Geyer Were callers at he home qf their daughters. Mesial’,es Delthrick arid Darr' Saturday, tear Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Crist Darr drove to •lentone to spend the day with Mr. DerH* brother, who has been dan-, eously ill for the past twelve' veeks. and is just now able to receive}

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who said they never | tasted so many good cakes in their ' lives. There was a short program in the afternoon. It was decided the next reunion would be at the Jippip of Mrs, Ida Hamnton, south of CrpfnwelL ... q Wallace Beery in “The Secret Six" at Crvstal, Ligonier, this Thursday, | Friday anc Saturday.

I OBITUARY. I Orange Luther Cleveland, the son lof Moses and Loritta Cleveland was I born in Lake County, Ind., Sept 28, I 1844, and departed life on August 8, 1 1931, aged 86 years, 10 months and 110 days. I He was the last of nine children. I At the age of 17 he joined the 21st ■ Ohio regiment and fought in the Civil ■ War for 18 months, until he was inIjured. I He was married to Melissa Morgan.' ■in 1890 in Findley, Ohio. They later ■moved .to a farm nea.’ Bourbon where ■he was converted in March 1913 and ■joined the United Brethren Ch'tirch. ■He remained steadfast to the faith ■until his death. When Mr. and Mrs. I ■Cleveland moved to Syracuse in 1920 ■they both joined the U. B. Church Ihere. I He is survived by his widow and [four children, Mrs. Florence Kitch of [South Bend; Mrs. Cartha Hershberger of Hammond, Harry Cleveland at home and Mrs. Virginia Marsh of Andrews, N. C. Wallace Beery in “The Secret Six” at Crystal, Ligonier, this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs- in a Week Mrs. Betty Luedeke of Dayton, writes, “1 am using Kiuschen to reduce weight-r-I lost 10 pounds in ne week and cannot say too much to recommend it. To take off fat easily, safely and quickly take one half teaspoonful of Kruscnen in a glass of hut water every morning before breakfast —an 85 cent bottle lasjs 4 weeks Get it at Thornburg Drug Co., or any drug I store in America. If this first bottle fails to convince you this is the easiest, safest and surest Way to lose fat —money back,

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