Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 52, Number 34, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 10 April 1930 — Page 8

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Dr. E. L. Lint of Goshen Specialist in Chronic diseases will be at the COPPES HOTEL Thursday, April 17

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Feed Specials j Nappanee Buttermilk Starting Mash (with £ cod liver oil) $3.30 $ Nappanee All Mash Starter & Grower, (With •£ cod liver oil) 2.95 £ Nappanee Laying Mash with Buttermilk $2.85

CHARTER NO. 8785 RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 7 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NAPPANEE In the state of Indiana, at the clu.-e of 1 M'ness < n March -7, 19.59 RESOURCES IvOans and discounts .. $251,027.23 Overdrafts 31.79 United States Government sealrities.. owned,. , . v-.. a’.... 4f>,ouu.mi Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned .... ~.. 110,123.77 Banking house, and furniture and fixtures 15.243.44 Real estate owned other than banking house 20,000.00 Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank .. 17.248 53 Cash and due from Banks . 54,478.38 Outside checks and other cash items 7.28 Redemption fund with U. S, Treasurer and due from V. S, Treasurer ... 2.000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES % W-V- i: *510,170.42 LIABILITIES Cajrital stock paid .in $. 40,000.00 Surplus ;V.... j..... ; ... 25,000.00 Undivided profits-— net A... . . ... ........; . ..;. t,310.26 Reserves for dividends; contingencies, etc. ~....... ... . 4.000.00 Circulating notes outstanding ... .. ...,................ . .0. 39,995.00 Due to banks., including certified and cashiers' cheeks outstanding . 3.001.37 Demand. deposits , . . . . , . ..... 130.151.93 Time deposits . ... ... .... ..... . .. . 206.0i1.50 TOTAL LIABILITIES ... .. ...:. ,t .. ... 510,171L42 State of Indiana. County of Elkhart, ss: . I. Chester A Walters. Cashier of the above-iiamed batik, do solemnly swear that the 'above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and Belief. CHESTER A. AVALTERS, Cashier. Correct A.t.tes'lk 1). Hoogeboon: Jesse Ringenberg U: J. Shively, Director.; Subscribed and sworn to uefon she :; ; L 7th day of April, 1930. I Seal t Viera Aruott, Notary Public. My ('..itui i.-sion Expires Dec: 4. 1933.

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* PERSONALS * V *l* •I* *1- v v -r *!* *l* *l* v+ *F Noble an! Yolney Miller spent Friday in Chicago. !., H. Miller of Chicago spent the week end with his parents, Mr. ami Mrs. George Miller. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cong took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs Harold Smith at Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sechrist called on Mrs. H. B. Leßue at South Bend. Friday afternoon. Charles Schurr attended the "Family Day" program at South Bend Business college list Friday. Mrs. Amo- Ruff and daughter. Opal spent the week end with Mr. and sirs. Conti Fox at Argos. Mrs. Fred- Millard spent Friday With Mrs. Maude Hare and daughter, Pauline Elkhart, Friday. Airs; Howard Thompson and family ot Smith Bend spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ts-iac Thompson. Mi. and Mrs. Charles May and son ot ’'’Niles. .Michigan, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Chester Housour. Henry Stump and Mrs. Katie of Union Center spent Sunday y,iil) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver. Miss Bessie Brown has returned to Indiu'ru >!i- after spending a week with .'relative's and friends in this city. Mrs. Calvin. Grise and two soils of Misha v aak are spending a week -with’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Fiery. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sechrist and family, Moses Mangold and Mrs. H. B. Summit spent last Friday evening iit Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller roterred home Saturday after spending the Winter in Miami and St. burg. Florida. The; Laurel. Band class of the C. B. church will hold a pastry and (lust cap -al.e at Best's Meat Market. Saturday. April 19th. Ail. and Mrs. Chester Mixer and ton. .Junior of Elkhart were Sunday aeU rnoii i.. itors at the home of Mr. and Mr: i-i; U. Kurtz, ■MC atm Mrs. Henry Myers and Heraldi.: - w.etv Sunday visitms at the, h tie ot Mr. anil Airs James Shoemaker .at Bourbon. Alir and Mis. E. Al. How-.nst.-ih ami Airs.. Mabel Urn and -son, Russell visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas On; at Le sburg. . W: H, Myers who has been spending the winter with nis daughter, Mrs. J. A .Miller has returned to his farm home near .Middlebury. Air, and Airs. William Strang and Airy,and Alts. Ernes: Strang and won.! Lester visited with Air. and Mrs. i Vma Strang at LaPaz, Sunday. Alt. and Mrs. FVed Alinanl and family and Air. and Mrs. Virgil S.ucknian were Sunday guests of Air, and Mrs. Ed Worden at South

WHEN CLEANING HOUSE. DON’T FORGET THAT WE CLEAN DRAP ERIES AND CURTAINS. NAPPANEE CLEANERS, PHONE 16. C. A DEISCH, PROP. Mr. anil Mrs. J, L. Houck and family spent Sunday with the latter’s sitin' and brother-in-law. Mr. and Ms.;. F. 1). Cummings at Beverly Hills, Chicago. THE LADIES;' AID SOCIETY 01* THE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN WILL HOLD A PASTRY AND FOOD SALE AT A. H. KAUFMAN'S & CO., SATURDAY, APRIL 12. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Geyef, Mrs. Mary A. Hinder. -Mrs. Sam Mlltr and Mrs. Charles Stahly spent l.i-.i Thursday in South Bend. Mrs.: Snyder and Mrs. Miller visited with Mr. and Mrs. Welcome . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 'Met is let; and Irinily called on Mr. and Mrs. John \\ alters at Middlebnry, Sunday aft, r neon. Mr. and Mrs. W'alti tv. jii.st. retu: nod home from a . several months rt'a'v in Florida. ; Mr. and Mrs. M G. An el in and dr.unhler, Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sn.ilh. Mr. and Mrs. (■ •>;. Lynch all in' this r.ily andMr. and Mrs. O. ('. ;, i!'l : indy of Aubiirti attended a pot-luck dinner ;it th" honn of Mr. ".' H rs. ild ard Martin at. South Bend. r- an( l ’ rs. J. F. Stbse, Mr. and Mrs. Be-i Rensbemer and Mr. and Mrs. R !' I: 'Ktose and daughters, ''■'lm: ml Vary .lane attended n btribf'sv d.ifirer at the home of Mr. arid Vrs. Wi'l'rin F S'ose at Goshen . Sunday lii honor of tm- mrir.tt.iy an niversaries. of .1, F Slose and Billy S' 0-0 . Mr aed M-s. j. K, Milhr and familv. Mrs, j b Miller and family, Mr and Mrs. Sam Farmwald and Efsle, Mr. and Mis. Christ Yoe P - fnd son FHwln end the Misses Ads Miller pr ,i j,] a Schmucker -were St rd a v evening callers at the home or Mr sr,a Ui,. Jonas Z. Miller, r est of the city.

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS, NAPPANEE, IND

MAN! POLITICIANS i PLACE THEIR NAMES ON PRIMARY BALLOT _ We wonder if many of the candidates for party nominations at the primaries on May 6 really are aspiring to office because of their fitness to perform the duties that would be required of them if successful at the primary and again at the general election to be held this fall or if the choosing of party nominees by the primary method has caused many of those tiling to bo induced to run for offices and in so doing spend a considerable sum of money for nomination when knowingly they have no (bailee at the polls. The idea of a primary is good but in actual practice does not work out. A mixer, whether lie is fit for the office or not--: gets votes that would have elected a "real" man to the same oti'if <■ and therefore the result is to elect a "good fellow?' .regardless of his qualifications. We will say, in all good faith, that we believe headers of both the democratic and republican parties should pe pi mid of the candidates that have tiled for the various offices. Any voter can select a good man from, the I list of candidates in the. field on eith-j er ticket and ir remains for you to choose someone that you will be proud to see in Office after the general election 315 candidates filed their declarations this year With the county clerk against a total of 377 four, years ago. We have several candidates for state and county offices from our own city and an excellent group of men in both Locke and Union township from which to pick our coming officials. A list of the candidates for the various offices on both parties in which local voters are much interested, follows: REPUBLICAN Judge of Superior Court William B. Hile. Elkhart. Prosecuting Attorney (Menn.R. Sawyer, Elkhart. t

- * ' State Senator Warren Berkey. Goshen. Allen A. Norris, Elkhart. State Representative (Two to nominate 1 Cecil J. Kistler, Elkhart. Horace R. Stauffer, Nappanee. Auditor Charles A. Croup, Goshen. Frank 11. Ellis, Elkhart. Carl S. Jaesei'ich, Elkhart. Thomas G. Wilkinson, Elkhart. Frank E. Yoder, Goshen. Clerk Elton T. Kellogg. Elkhart Hazel K. Rinipler, Goshen Edward A. Trans,' Elkhart. T reasurer Dick Lucke, Elkhart. William J. Sigerfoo.i, Elkhart. Recorder Moses 8.. Diley. Jefferson townslii Omar Y. 100 unit, c. 'n<>ii Lawrence leer, Goshen. Sheriff Glenn P. Banks, Elkhart. . Floyd IT. Johnson, Elkhart Mathev T. Kinney. Gosheu Frank Knisley, Goshen. New .i. Xt . man* E’khat t Frank S hn.ibel, Goshen. Leßoy K Yoder, Goshen. Coroner Eugene Holdeman, Elkhart, Assessor Wilson IT. Rood, Goshen, Melvin C. Scinock, Goshen. William W. Fiery,. Nappanee. Surveyor Frederick Anderson, Elkhart. Orin I!. Weaver, Goshen. Commissioner, North Verne W. Kahn, Elkhart.: George A. Younc, Goshen. Commissioner, Middle Charles A. Sanford, Goshen. 0 James F. Young, Goshen. County Council, At Large (Three 10 Nominate) Andrew H. Beardsley, Elkhart Horace 11. Mosier, Bristol. William L. Shoots, Goshen. Council, First District J. Bentson Leonard, Wakarusa. Council, Second District .lames H. Calkins, Elkhart. Council, Third District Robert. A. Reynolds, New Paris. John W. Rovdabaugh. New Puri: Council, Fourth District Fred SrTiwin, Middlehury. LOCKE TOWNSHIP Trustee li \e: S,.a; ly Assessor Harold. M. Weygami. Advisory Board Ralph Metzler. ■ Vernon E. .Miller. ; Walter Welty. I Nil IN TOWNSHIP Trustee ('iiarli F. Frederick . Charles Stahlv. Ira Walters. Assessor William O. Fervida. Advisory Board John Kohli. Samuel Miller. Emorv E: Rianmel DEMOCRAT Judge Superior Court Otrin M. Conley, Elkhart. State Senator Dean L Barnhart, Goshen Lester 1,. Rood, Elkhart. Elias (. Swihait, Elkhart State Representative (Two to Nominate) Ira ISshleman, Elkhart J. Clayton Hughes. GoshenHarry Leacock. Boil (on. Husseh M. Singer, Elkhart. Edward L. Yoder, Elkhart. Auditor Francis C. Mishler, New Paris. Clerk Goldia Barrett, Elkhart. Milo H. Criie, Gqslien. Treasurer N Floyd Slabugh, Elkhart.

Ammon H, Straub, Elkhart. Recorder Mahlon O. Davis, Elkhart. Sheriff Russell R. Beard, E’khart .Mearl A. Fo-ry. Elkhart. Orrin C. Fuller, Goshen. Harrv F. Alanahan, Goshen. Milton E. Mowery, Eikhart. Coroner Samuel O Barwick. Elkhart. Assessor Richard C. Lake, Elkhart. Lewis O. Parcell. Goshen. Wiliam H. Strycker. Nappanee. Surveyor Ben E. Wise. Middlebury. Commissioner, North AVililain .B. Griner. WilliamMShea. Elkhart. Commissioner. Middle Henry H. Crlpe, Goshen. County Council, At Large (Three to Nominate Calvin FTanklin Amsler, Goshen Emanuel Roarer, Harrison twp. RoscOe M. Sellers. Osolo twp. Council, First District .John W. Brown. Nappanee, Council, Second District ( yrus E. Frye, Elkhart. Council, Third District Daniel Al. Spohn. Goshen. Council, Fourth District John C. Shoup, Aliddb-bury. LOCKE TOWN HIP T rustee Bernard .B. Maust. Harvev C. McGowcn John O. Mullett, Assessor tleorge Carl. Walter Clouse. Advisorv Board Joseph B. Fisher. John F Mattern. Jesse Pippenger. UNION TOWNSHIP % Trustee James Brown. Assessor Warrne Blosser. Dan Hartman. Advisory Board -Milton Mishler. Edward J. Pippenger. George F. Sheets. Henry Wysong.

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TODAY The Friendship club will meet with Mrs. Charles Malcolm. The Union Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Union Center school at 7:30. FRIDAY Thi W. C. T. U. will meix at 2:30. with Mrs. Elias Blosser. The Women’s Missionary Association o! the United Brethren church will meet with Mrs. Osa Hartman at 7:30. SATURDAY The Jolly 4-iH Xappanets will meet with Mrs. T. H. Blosser at 2 o'clock. TUESDAY The CiiilU Sludy club will meet with Mrs. .Eleanor Holloway at 7:30. The Current club will meet at the Copper hatel. for a : 1 o’clock luncheon. WEDNESDAY The C & N, Club will meet ; with Mrs. rivar Syler at 2 o’clock. The Missionary Society of r the: Millwood Chapel church .will meet with Mrs. Solomon Thomas. The Kum-Joy-Nus Sunday school class of the Evangelical church will meet with Mrs. W. L. Knox at 7:30. NEXT THURSDAY The. Thursday club will meet with Mis. W. D. Uickert. The Ladies’ Rural club will meet with Mrs. David Stably. NEXT FRIDAY ETNA GREEN I Mrs, Eva Hamlin is in Chicago with her sister-in-law, Mrs. F E. Me Lucas. Mr. McLuCas las been in the hospital there tor several weeks, seriously ill. He: is some better at this time. Allie Coplin has beer, on the sick I list the. last week, being unable io win k. i- . Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ last Wednesday 1 afternoon for H. L. Thomas, : who look suddenly ill on Sunday morning and continually getting worse, until death. relieved llis suffering Monday ’at 10:30 a. m. Besides his wife tie ■ leaves three daughters, Thelma. I, W:lnva and. Olga; three grandehil- : dren. three brothers and three sisileus. Rev., Elwood Dunn, pastor of the church . officiated. Russell Jon!/, and; 'wife, .’ogethei' with their little son, Robert, are at j Ann Arbor, Mich., where the child j underwent an operation for removal ! of a tumor last Friday morning. The j boy is reported doing tine, .' Revival services are nenv in progress at tHe U. B. church. Rev. Mr. Thompson and wife, of Plymouth, are in charge of the music. The U. 15. Ixiyal Workers met with Rev. H. E. S vinart last Friday night, j Wayne Hamlin spent Sunday with j home folks. Miss Wilmji 1\ emas returned to her wrk at South Bend Tuesday evening after spending some time at home, due to the sickness and death o' her father. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bloxham, of Chicago, spent Wednesday night and Thursday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Bloxham.

Notice To The Public Every Tuesday Beginning April 15, we will charge only I*2 Fare or 75C For Round Trip to Elkhart Bus Leaves Nappanee at 6:45 10:30 3:00 Returning leaves Elkhart at 8:15 12 20 5:40 We have comfortable busses, careful drivers and will be , pleased to have your patronag-e. Yoder Bus Cos. PHONE 211 NAPPANEE, IND.

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