Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 75, Number 12, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 11 October 1951 — Page 3

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1951

Goshen Community Auction Sale MONDAY. OCTOBER 15 AT 12 O'CLOCK Sell your surplus livestock at Goshen and buy what you need. Top Prices This Week Were:— Milk Cow. $317.50. Heifers and Steers. $26.00 to $33.30. Bulls, top. $29.25. Veal. top. $41.50. Butcher Cows—Fat Cows, $23.00 to $27.10, (Canners & Cutters). $17,50 to $22.00. Male Hogs —Heavy, $13.00, Light, $15,50. Fat Hogs, top, $21.50, Lambs. $31.50, Roughs, heavy, $15.00 tc $17.00, light, $17.50 to $19.00. We Have the Buyers Sherman McDowell Martin ■AUCTIONEERS ROMAYNE SHERMAN ORA THOMAS Owners

Protect 1 your Investment When You Buy A Used Car GOODWILL USED CARS 1950 PONTIAC 2 dr., Sedan coupe, 2 tone green. radio, heater, Hydromatie 51975.00 1950 DODGE 2 dr., Medov. brook. seat covers, heater, dark gray .. 1695.00 1950 STUDE3AKER Champion, 4 dr„ radio, heater, overdrive, dark blue ..... 1475.00 1950 FORD 2 dr. Custom, radio, heater, new tires, gold finish 1495.00 1949 PONTIAC 2 dr. Streamliner, radio, heater, dark gray 1475.00 1949 FRAZER 4 dr„ radio and heater 1095.00 1949 CHEVROLET 4 dr. Styline, radio, heater, black finish 1195.00 1948 STUDEBAKER Champion, radio, heater, overdrive,, dark gray 1075.00 1948 PONTIAC Station Wagon, radio, heater, Hydromatie, very clean 1095.00 1948 CHEVROLET 2 dr. Styline, radio and heater 895.00 1947 STUDEBAKER Champion 2 dr., radio, heater, overdrive 750.00 1947 PONTIAC 4 dr. Torpedo, radio and heater 895.00 1946 PONTIAC 4 dr., radio and heater 735.00 1942 DODGE 4 dr., radio and heater, black 450k,00 TRUCKS 2349 INTER NATIONAL Panel, A-l Shape 850.00 2 943 G.M.S. Hi ion L.W.B. with stock rack 1095.00 1347 DOB l'i ton 5.W.8., 2 speed 450.00 f. A. Hiller, Inc. Open for Your Convenience Until Nine Every Night Pontiac Ini. Trucks Frigidairs App. 1200 E. MARKET ST. NAPPANEE, IND “SERVICE THAT SATISFIES SINCE 1921”

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HARTZELL - DAVIDHIZER Miss Donna Hartzell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hartzell, Millwood, became the bride of Virgil Davidhizer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davidhizer of Wakarusa at 4:45 o’clock Saturday, Sept. 29, in the Millwood Chapel church with Rev. John Hartman, pastor of the church officiating. Mrs. Ernest Parks, pianist and Miss Rosemary Harman, vocalist, ! presented a musicaPe prelude.. A large basket of yellow and white chrysanthemums were arranged at the altar, with lighted candles in tall candelabra. in the background. The bride wore a gown of lace | trimmed marquisette over satin. Her Anger tip veil was caught in ■ a tiara of pearls. She carried ' her white Bible with red rosebuds and baby breath tied with white satin ribbon. I Miss Ilah Hartzell, sister of the 1 bride, was maid of honor and Mrs. Harold Berkey was an attendant. Miss Hartzell was attired in a blue taffeta gown and Mrs. Berkey of Goshen, wore Rose taffeta. Each wore head, bands matching her gown and carried yellow and white mums. The ring bearer, Charlene Hartzell. cousin of the bride, was gowned in yellow taffeta. Attending the groom were Robert Hartzell, brother of the bride and Harold Berkey. of Goshen. ! A reception for 40 guests was held at the home, of the bride’s parents, following the marriage service. Miss Dixie Whitehead, , Miss Jean Hartzell and Mrs. DeIvon Hartzell assisted in serving. Mr. and Mrs. Davidhizer then left on a short wedding trip. ! The birthday of Mrs. Richard Harman was celebrated at the Harman home Sunday with a big turkey dinner. The following guests each brought a dish of food: Mrs. Martha Harman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Seward ; Harman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harman, Mr. and Mrs. tßussell Harman and family, Mrs. 'Adeline Anglin and Mrs. Rosa ; Harman. j Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wood : and family entertained Misses Martha Fox, Mary Applegate, Bemeice Harlan and Lois Harlan, 1 Mrs. C. G. Harlan and Lois HarI lan. Raeburn Wallin of Missouri, | Walter Miller and Lloyd Harlan, j Friday evening. The Indiana Church of God Youth Conference was held at the Blue River church near Churubuseo Saturday and Sunday. Saturday evening the Mt. Tabor quartet furnished special music. Misses Berneice Harlan and , Mary Applegate made a three ! day trip to Brown county and I Johnson county last week where 1 they enjoyed the beautiful autiumn scenery and visited friends. | Class No. 5 of the Mt. Tabor [Sunday school enjoyed their class [party at the home of Mr. and Mrs .Carl Klotz Friday. There were 16 | adults and 7 children present. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Anglin

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and family visited with Mrs. George Gould' and sons at Elkhart Saturday evening. A son, Everett and wife and daughter of Mishawaka were also present. The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers and Delbert. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartzell and Jan visited with Mr. and Mrs. [ Don Hartzell and family and Mrs. | Ida Hartzell, Sunday. I Mrs. Marshall Wood has been ; convalescing at the home of her mother, Mrs. Zenn Fox. Mother and baby are doing nicely, j Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Anglin are the proud arents of anew daughter, born Friday. Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Anglin. Mrs. John Moore i and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Anglin, called on Mrs. Maxine Edler at the Linville hospital at Columbia City and Mrs. Catharine Sierk at the McDonald hospital at Warsaw. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. -Hudson McCuen. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Wyman and family, Miss Patsy Deisch and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Yoder and Sandra attended the Sechrist reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sechrist at Foraker. Mr. and Mrs. George Harlan of The Lake of the Woods spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Mirtus Custer. | Sir. and Mrs. Harold Hall and family, Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Harman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stutzman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rummel, enjoyed a picnic at Chapman Lake Wednesday evening, i Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Harman and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. W. E. Weaver. | Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Alber of near Leesburg spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Harman . and family. | Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Casper at Milford. : Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ganshorn visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hart at Hudson. Ind.. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harlan of West Lafayette, announce the marriage of their daughter. Pauline. to Dr. B. Cica of Washington, D. C.. Sept. 29. Dr. Cica is connected with the Congressional Library and Mrs. Cica has been employed as an artist in Washington. D. C for several'years. . .nw— mi i —i iiiii— i

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SPECIAL PRICES ON CASE & DOZEN LOTS HELP US CELEBRATE OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE & SAVE! PORK & BEANS K g°f |l6' A c|l.Bß fa” - K | DNEY BEANS EM* 12 % c 1.39 Pure Vegetable ~ 87e YELLOW CORN PAC ST EL 13c 1.45 C J.£T APPLE BUTTER Jar 20c UAMIUV KROGER 1A |AQ Case of 24 COLLEGE INN HUIVIINT No. 303 lUC I.UV 2.15 WHOLE CHICKEN 1.63 -=rrz avondme"^T"Too ca*S SScST off“T 35c 9_ Bunous &. SAUERKRAUT S3S 10c 1.09 T.V Stuffed Manzanilla TAM AT ACC PACKER'S LABEL IF m#A Case of 24 KROGER OLIVES i 25c IUIWAIUta n. 303 I3C 1.07 3.29 SoShT" Qt 33c APPLESAUCE ffg 13c 1.45 fa“ blu WHITE 4 *£JB‘ 30c APRICOTS A Z N T 33c 3.89 c 7£' - l;x nrn KROGER fi a ja Case of 24 WINDSOR CLUB KtU vnCKKICJ N0. 2 iIC LA6 4.79 | CHEESE SPREAD j FRUIT COCKTAIL KB N ° G , ER 24c 2.79 ; ““““ijjr 1 1 KROGER MILK "ESS 0 13c 1.45 Xjs ioaf /yt l GRAPEFRUIT ™ jjw** FRUIT rs-jSjfl COCKTAIL Sc.l __ J ages in every M H il Five diced fruits ■Tb I 1 j in heavy syrup. No. 303 J& 9 I California.... sliced or halves . . .WHILE THEY LAST JH PEAC HE S ' * ■ * n 2s c EATMORE. Yellow NORTH BAY KROGER. SUPER-SOFT MARGARINE '<£ 25c GRATED TUNA 6 C “ 23c DDCAn *^K C PACKER’S LABEL. Chum KROGER DlmEinl/ LOQt I J SALMON 16 ca °‘ 39c BLACK PEPPER Can 29c KROGER .. Silver Layer You’ll discover a taste treasure in iMC ANNIVERSARY ONLY 49 I.roger “LIVE FLAVOR ’ Coffee! KROGER. 3in I package VACUUM PACKED. It’s rich and winey! m j| l.lh jkaC KROGER COFFEE ’*■ 85‘ CRACKERS— .27 i&aa want a ■ kroger. Fluffy-light KROGER. Mild and mellow! . ■ . __ 10-OZ fAC SPOTLIGHT coffee £• 77 c Marshmallows -19 wm’U w ■ ■IVBB ■ " KROGER. Pkg. of 90 KKOG£R> Full-bodied & vigorous! ■■ ■ CDEUrU DDAUD , lb - Ql c TAFFY SNAPS 29c pahiw_ —————I KROGER DONUTS *. 21c CAULIFLOWER jzx*. h l7 c Cobbler . .U. S. No. 1 Grade Calif. Medium size. Sweet & juicy POTATOES 15 £* 55c ORANGES /*. 45c \ Giant Stalks U. S. No. 1 Grade... All Purpose V PASCAL CELERY Stalk 29c APPLES GOLDEN* 4 ib S 29c * 4 PORKIoinROAST W Lb 69 c COOKED 69 c CHICKEN FRYERS Ready Lb. 57c HEN TURKEYS T.’brr* 69‘ LAMB

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