Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 23, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 June 1949 — Page 6

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MILLERSBURG ECHOES

The Millersburg Clintonian 4-II club held a Mother’s tea recently in the school house. A program given included recitations by Mary Ellen Bowlby and Violet Fisher; saxaphone duet by Lauretta Wilson and Jan Musselman; solo numbers by Carlyle Chiddister; pianists were Nancy Virgil and Martha Stroup, and magical tricks were performed by Ancil Schrock. A pantomime was presented by the following: Lauretta Wilson, Rose Ann Troyer, Howard Leedy, Carlyle Chiddister and Berdine Sheline. Sound effects were performed by Amcil Schrock and Edwin Faust. Miss Ella Mae Hooley, club leader, spoke briefly at the close of the entertainment. Those serving on the arrangements committee for the tea were Miss Hooley, Lauretta Wilson, Rose Ann Troyer and Ancil Schrock. ‘

Mrs. Irvin Holtzinger and Mrs. Max Schwab held high scores at bridge when the latter entertained members of the Luckey Eight club in her home Thursday evening. Mrs. Dellos Chiddister will be the hostess at the July meeting in her home.

Following a brief business session, members of the Booster class of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church enjoyed a social evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Zollinger, recently. The July-August meeting will be held at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Botts on Lake Wawasee, Sunday, July 17. Sunday school services will be held in the forenoon and a cooperative dinner at the noon hour. Swimming and boating will features the afternoon’s entertainment.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Juday and family of Madison, Wis.,, are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Juday and other relatives. A family dinner was held at the Juday cottage on Syracuse Lake, Monday evening. .

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hollinbaugh of Detroit were guests on Monday in the E. O. Stroup home.

The Pacher’s Merry Midway attractions showing here under the auspices of the Millersburg Lion’s club came to a close Saturday night. )

Mr. and Mrs. James Gangwer and daughter Florence will leave Monday for Denver, Colorado,

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where the latter will spend the next seven weeks studying at the University of Denver.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sieling of Chicago, who spent Monday here, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hall. ~

Five members of the Business and Professional Women’s club, Mrs. Everett Minier, Mrs. Lester Davis, Mrs. Don Garman and the Misses Ramona Marty and Betty Vance attended a tea given in the Hotel Elkhart, Sunday afternoon honoring Mrs. Bessie Thornton of South Bend, newly elected state president of the club.

Mrs. D. F. Stoner spent the week end in Goshen, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Martin of S. Tenth Street. They called Sunday afternoon to see Miss Minnie Allman at the Lockerbie home.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald = Marty spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schrock at LaGrange. >

A family picnic dinner and miscellaneous shower honoring Herbert Miller and his bride, the former Gisela Gillman of Frankfort, Germany, was held in the Miller home here Sunday. Thirty-two relatives from Goshen, - Elkhart, Waterford, Wawaka and Toledo were present. Mr. and Mrs. Miller received many appropriate gifts.

- Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Method attended a family dinner in the home of Mr and Mrs. Ray Larimer of South Bend, Sunday. The occasion was in honor of E. W. Shank, brother of Mrs. Method, who was observing his 85th birthday anniversary. :

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Boome:shine spent Sunday in Elkhart as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ott.

Mr. and Mrs. William MecGill who spent the past month in California, and Mr. and Mrs. William D. Stoner and daughter Sandra, who were vacationing in Texas, returned to their homes here this week.

- Robert Weigel, who is a student at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind., has been hospitalized in the Lafayette hospital with painful leg injuries received while playing softball.

Playmates came to the home of little Lynda Lantz, Friday afternoon to help her celebrate her 6th birthday anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. James Gangwer and daughter Florence were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Decker of South Bend.

WAWAKA NEWS Continued from Page 3

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crossland and family of Florida, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Weaver of Ligonier were Sunday guests of Mrs. Madeline Damon and family.

Mr. and Mrs. George Kellner and son Merle spent Sunday in Mishawaka, guests of their daughters.

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Randolph are parents of a daughter, born at McCray hospital on Sunday.

Miss Doris Donley, "student nurse at the Methodist hospital, Fort Wayne, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Donley over the week end. .

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson entertained the Fellowship group at their home on Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rausberger and daughters have moved to Pleasant Lake.

Mr. and Mrs, Carl Franks spent Sunday in Mishawaka visiting their aunt.

- Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Hemund of Bristol were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stigner Sunday. Rev. Hemund is the new pastor for the Methodist church, preaching his first sermon herz Sunday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hooten were Sunday gsests of Glen Hooten and family in Kendallville.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franks of Warsaw were Sunday evening guests in the Tom Stigner home.

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cotner and daughter, and Frank Franks

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; CAMP MEETING - SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK

The Wolf Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church will be represented at the denomination’s annual state-wide camp meeting to be held June 16 to 25. Local members planning to make . the trip include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marker, Dr. and Mrs.

and daughter called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClosky near Goshen on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. McClosky suffered a stroke racently but is somewhat improved.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ellison and daughter of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Piggott. '

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Franks and family and Mrs. Frank Franks and daughter spent Sunday in LaPorte, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lindsey. ;

The WSCS was entertained at the home of Mrs. George Kellner Wednesday.

The Bunco Club met at the home of Mrs. Goldia Hooten on Monday evening.

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The camp meeting, expected to attract 3000, is held on the grounds of the Indiana Academy, denominational school at Cicero, Indiana.

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