Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 37, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 15 September 2011 — Page 2

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Advance News • Thursday, September 15,2011

Sept 7. 2011 ELKHART —Ward L Buss, 93, of 28323 CR. 16 W, Elkhart, died * fcSßp-m, Wadaraday Sept. 7,2011 at Hubbard Hill Estates Health Gpre, after a brief übiess.j He is sumved by bis daughter Deborah I Buss, Umon, Colo.; sons, Gray L. (Becky) Buss rad Steven R. (Sue) Buss, both of Elkhart; eight grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchil-dren. Visitation was from 2 to 7 p m. Sunday at ThompsonLengacher k Yoder Funeral Home, Wakarusa, where fimeral services were held at lft3o am., Monday. Entombment is in Rice Cemetery. Military graveside services were provided by Nappanee American legion. Memorial contributions may be given to Jim town Historical Museum, Jamestown United Methodist Church, Elkhart County Humane Society, or the Baugo Township Fire Dept Online condolences may be given at www.tiym.com. The Elkhart County Sheriff's Department is continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash that occurred on CR. 24 Monday, Sept. 5 at 10:04 am. The crash involved six children riding in a pony cart that was struck by an SUV after the pony cart traveled into the roadway from a driveway located at 10520 CR. 24. The accident resulted in two of the children, Jenna Miller, 10, and Jolisa Miller; 7, being fatally injured. Three other children, Joyce Miller; 9; Jeneva Miller, 10; and Jared Miller, 4, were taken to either the Parkview Hospital in Ft. Wayne or tire Bronson Methodist Hospital. A sixth child, Justin Miller, 5, was treated and released from the scene. Joyce Miller was discharged from Parkview Hospital and as of Sept. 9, Jeneva (at Parkview Hospital) and Jared (at Bronson Hospital but will likely be transferred to Parkview) were both still listed as in serious condition. There have been 20 crashes that involved animal-drawn vehicles in Elkhart County from September 2009 through September 2011. Of the 20 crashes, seven involved injuries and tire remaining 13 were property damage only. The driver of the 1999 Ford Expedition mat hit the horsedrawn cart was 60-year-old Kathy Butterfield of Bristol, Ind. She had been heading east on C.R. 24 east of C.R. 43 before the cart pulled into her path. One taken to hospital and cited An accident that occurred Sept. 7 in Wakarusa resulted in one driver being taken to Goshen General Hospital for neck pain and also being cited for not yielding the right-of-way. Florinda Alas, Elkhart, was driving a 2000 Chevy Cavalier south on C.R. 9 north of C.R. 36 as Gordon Clark, Elkhart, was driving a 1995 Mac truck west on C.R. 36. Alas stopped at the stop sign but then continued on, into the path of Clark, who did not have a stop sign and who was unable to stop before hitting Alas. Alas' vehicle had rear end damage and Clark's had front end damage. Two taken to hospital after wreck A driver and her passenger were taken to the Elkhart General Hospital Sept. 10 after the driver failed to yield the right-of-way. Michele Kampf, 59, was driving a 2003 Chrysler Town and Country north on C.R. 13 at C.R. 50 at approximately 9:40 p.m. She stopped at the stop sign and then proceeded into the path of Kiri Henwood, 43, Syracuse, who was driving east on C.R. 50 in a 1995 Dodge Neon, and who had no stop sign. Kampf's passenger, Geraldine Kozoa 79 complained of pain to the chest and Kampf reported side Kin. All involved the accident had been wearing their seatlts. Kampf was cited for not yielding the right-of-way. Arrests • Scott Shapland, 39, Nappanee, was arrested by the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department Sept. 1 for criminal mischief. • David R. Brandys, 20, Nappanee, was arrested by the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department Sept. 3 for minor consuming an alcoholic beverage. * Daniel J. Manges, 23, Nappanee, was arrested by the Plymouth Police Department for operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol count of .08 percent or more and operating while intoxicated. • Allen E. Freshour, 48, Nappanee was arrested by the Nappanee Police Department nonsupport of a dependent, escape, and contempt.

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Yoho Garrett Melissa I Yoho and ■\aror .. sMBUBbI Garrett were united! in marriage I Saturday, 13 at JHH mr mjjk Memorial ML Chapel M Culver M Mill tar- M Academv BT M A Pastor Krf Steve I-. Stadtmiller I * ' performed BfLl the double-1 l jEBBBBBUBSm ring cere- Mpp . j ' mony. John Gouwens ■% y J was the ¥ organist. ' Kalyn Smith was the violinist. Tne bride wore an ivory strapless gown with ruffled organza underlay with a jewel-embedded waist and a chapel train. Antique petite covered buttons accented the back and graced the length of the gown. The veil was elbowlength, double-layered with jeweled edging. The bride's nosegay bouquet consisted of ivory and light pink peonies, fresh Calla lilies, ivory spray roses, and Asiatic lilies. The matron of honor was Jessica Mullins of Cincinnati, Ohio, friend of the bride. The bridesmaids were Rachel Briggs of South Bend, niece of the bride; Nicky Oliver of South Bend, friend of the bride; and Sarah Yoho of South Bend, niece of the bride. 1 The bride's attendants were attired in cornflower blue, short, satin dresses. Each dress had one shoulder strap with a bow accent and the ruched waists were accented with capri blue satin sashes. The best man was Ken Hester of Knightdale, N.C., friend of the groom. The groomsmen were Chris Tabush of Washington, D.C., friend of the groom; Ryan Garrett of Greentown, brother of the groom; and Rocky Mullins of Cincinnati, Ohio, friend of the bride. The ushers were Cameron Garrison of Plymouth, friend of the groom; and Kayln Smith of Kokomo, friend of the groom. The ring bearer was Colbe Jones of South Bend, nephew of the bride. The flower girl was Emma Grace of South Bend, daughter of the bride. Approximately 85 people attended the reception held at Plymouth Country Club. The couple will take their wedding trip at a later date. They now reside in South Bend. The bride is the daughter of Dave and Maiy Goller of Mishawaka and the late William J. Yoho. She graduated from Community Baptist and is attending Ivy Tech Community College. She is employed by Help at Home. The groom is the son of Byron Garrett of Deputy and Anna Stewart of Gas Gty. He graduated from Lebanon High School and University of North Carolina. He is taking classes from Ashford University. He served six years in the military. He is employed by Help at Home and Penn High School.

13th Annual Wakarusa Chamber of Commerce Appreciation Banquet set

WAKARUSA The public is invited to celebrate another great year of "Business and Community Working Together" at the 13th annual Wakarusa Chamber Appreciation Banquet to be held at Nelson's Banquet Hall, Monday, Sept. 26, at 6 ?).m. Tickets are S2O per person or S2OO per corporate table eight seats). Each ticket enters the buyer in prize drawings for a 32-inch, flat screen, TV sponsored by Pro IT Solutions; a mini Keurig system sponsored by J&N Stone; a wall hanging sponsored

by Miller's Senior Living; and candle centerpieces sponsored by Utilimaster Corporation. Chuck Freeby,

Burket REAL ESTATE AUCTION

32.68 Acres, more or less - Offering in 2 Parcels 4909 3B Road - Bremen, Indiana Property Location: 1.5 miles South of Bremen on Fir Road to 3B Road, then East to property. Watch for Ball Auction & Realty, Inc. signs. Great Location and Setting - Just South of Bremen - Bremen Schools Three Bedroom Two and a Half Bath Home with Nice Set of Buildings Highly Productive Farmland - Fenced Pasture BUY ONE OR BOTH PARCELS Saturday - October 15,2011 Real Estate - 9:00 A.M. - Personal Property -10:00 A.M. •

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Farmwald 50th Ken and Rat"- Meti Farm--.a 'illte'',. ' V." \ ’ celebrate their I wedding ■ anniversary with an open house celebra- UH hon Sept. 18 P ! from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at North V , ra Mennorute v. Church in -i • '-T'?? couple was marned Sept. 10 [' . . ' ‘ ■ . 1961 at North Main Street Mennonite Church, Nappanee by Richard Yoder. Their children are Tracy Farmwald of Goshen, Quin Farmwald of Nappanee, and Marlis (Eric) Chupp of Goshen. They also have three grandchildren, Chase { Farmwald of Fort Wayne, Leah Farmwald of Wakarusa, and Alana Chupp of Goshen. • Ken is owner and operator of Farmwald Appliance Repair. Ruby is a retired nurse from the Anglemeyer Clinic in Nappanee. Thursday, SepL 15 Choose one: Pepperoni pizza, fish sandwich, toast beef and pepperjack wrap, salad bar; yogurt Choose two: Com, tossed salad, coleslaw, yogurt dessert, peaches fresh fruit Served with milk. Friday, SepL 16 Choose one: Chicken Smackers, Chicago hot dogs, roast been and pepperjack wrap, salad bar, yogurt t Choose two: Carrots, broccoli w/dip, tossed salad, paste salad, applesauce, grapes, fresh fruit Served with milk. Monday, SepL 19 Choose one: sausage gravy and biscuits, spicy chicken sandwich, ham salad sandwich, salad bar, yogurt Choose two: Mixed vegetables, tossed salad, pears, fresh melon, fresh fruit Served with milk. Tuesday, SepL 20 Choose one: Cheesy chicken supreme, hot turkey sandwich, ham salad sandwich, salad bar, yogurt Choose two: Lima beans, raw vegetables w/dip, tossed salad, applesauce, mixed fruit, fresh fruit Served with milk, bread and hot pretzels. Wednesday, SepL 21 ' Choose one: Vegetable beef soup, grilled chicken sandwich, turkey and lettuce wrap, salad bar, vogurt Choose two: Tri-taters, cucumbers w/dip, tossed salad, potato salad, pineapple, grapes, fresh fruit Served with milk.

sports director at LeSEA Broadcasting, is the guest speaker and Vince Turner, Mutual Bank, the M.C. This annual event honors three outstanding Wakarusa businesses, a new business, a Wa-Nee educator, and gives out a "Friend of the Chamber" award in the midst of food, fun and entertainment. Chamber Secretary Deb Shively reported that the beautiful flowers adorning downtown Wakarusa have attained lots of attention this year and will receive special recognition at the banquet. Join in the celebration by calling the Wakarusa Chamber, at 574-862-4344 to reserve tickets or email chamber#wakarusadiamber.com.

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