Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 29, Number 43, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 June 1922 — Page 4

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CORRESPONDENCE

MILLWOOD. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feller, June 18th, a sou. Crystal Stackhouse and grandmother, Mrs. Ginter, started for Detroit, Mich., Monday, to remain indetinitely. Seven of the en working at the gravel pit went on a strike Saturday and left for Mentone, lienee there is a delay in road building. The Children's Day exercises at the Christian Church Sunday, t u nin'.. were very interesting and a large crowd was present. A number could not get inside the church. A great many from*tTffif' Wytiitv at- . tended the gradun.ting exercises at Winona Lakt Saturday. • A splendid program, with plenty of music, was given and the day was one long to be remembered. The joint Sunday school convention of Scott and Etna townships which was to have been held at Mt. Tabor last Sunday, was postponed until next Sunday. Mrs. W. J. Miller arranged for a surprise in \V. J. .Miller on last Sunday, it being his tl4th “birthday anniversary, and when he returned from Sunday school he found the home occupied by relatives and friends and a bounteous dinner .prepared. To say the surprise was complete, is putting it mildly. Those present were James Sponseller and family of Nappanee, Jesse Miller and family es—Warsaw, Ed Jennings, wife and son Dale of Botirbom, Fred Jennings and wife of Stony Point and Mrs. Joseph Snivel}’, Charles Shively and Lester Gaskill of .Marshall County and also Jane Benner of Warsaw. ETNA GREEN. Dale and Don Dickey are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. I>. N. Melick. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Laird is very ill and has been taken to Fort Wayne for an operation. Orrin Miller is improving his prop-

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. “PAY DAY” At work, he wields a wicked pick, , Ofttimes he lavs a wayward brick; * He toils and boils and sweats there, - There’s not a job,he.will not shirk; He takes his dinner .pail to work * ’Cause it’.s lunch-time when he gets there! One long continuous laugh. Also Constance Talmadge in a revival of'the funniest picture of her career, “GOODNIGHT, PAUL” ' - ' . * V ■ \ ' 'A comedv htt-.de- lake, ADMISSION 15 and 3d CENTS

Monday and Tuesday, June 26-27 "Silent Years” A great story, of absorbing human appeal, produced by an till 'star cast. Also eleventh episode of “HURRICANE HUTCH” ' Wednesday and Thursday, June 28-29 Norma Talmadge in “De Luxe Annie” -She lost her memory and wandered out into the world alone. When next her husbadn saw her sire was the confederate of a crook. . A Drama of Thrills and Mystery Also a Comedy and PathtrNewgr

the buildings. Mrs. M. F. Bloxhani visited her sister, who is quite ill, at Talma. Mi and Mrs. Harvey "Kiraes darted lor Michigan this morning in anew Fold sedan Mr. I'ulliaon died, Monday evening ■Funeral Services were held Wednes day afternoon at the U B church Orrin Miller and family spent Sun day in Elkhart with Mr. Miller's sister and family. Mi s Fanny Guy has returned from Indianapolis, where she had been at tending school. Miss Mabel Thomas has gone to 'Hobart, where she will spend a part of tiv summer'with Verlin BRixham and family. OAK GROVE. Forrest Postma, our mail carrier, is driving anew Ford. Mi. and Mrs. Charles Loucks and children, and Mr. and Mrs. A. \\. Bowers and son Robert spent Sunday al John liixler's. A * number from lo re attended the shotTer Thursday evening which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Wilson in honor ot their son Mose, who was recently married, loe cream and cake yvere served and all reported a good time, Mrs. Daniel Anthony visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Null the past week. Wm. Truex made a business trip to South Bend and Mishawaka, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Truex and children and Mrs. Ozias Longifield called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gordon ■Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Truex were in Nappanee on Saturday. The M ii. C. baptismal services will be held near Elkhart next Sunday. Glenn Mining of 'Etna Green is working for Alvla Bowers at present. - Mrs. E. F. Lienhart is receiving medical treatments from a specialist in Michigan. MrT and Mr si Thomas Scheets and daughters, Marchia and Evelyn, attended the commencement exercises at Springbrook park Saturday, Miss Evelyn being one ot the graduates.

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PERSONALS

P. D. Bui ■u- r - pent Sunday in P yuiuuth Mis. Joy Bourne was ia Milford Friday. 'Miss Clara Kurtz visited in Chicago on" Saturday, and Sunday. Mrs. Amanda Reed visited in South Bend over Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Renton of Garrett was shopping in Saturday. Miss Sarah I.auppe of Bremen spent Monday here. Mrs. Kate Hershberger of Bremen was here onbusiness Monday. Marion Richhart left Tuesday morning on a business trip tor Hobart and Chicago. Mrs. M. H. Berger and children went to Warsaw Friday, to visit her mother, Mrs. A. Newcomer. W. H. Merrit of Rohway, N. j. spent a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. J. E Emmons. J. B. Brundage transacted business in Goshen on Saturday and in Bremen on Monday. Miss Stiver of New Paris attended band concert here on Wednesday evening of last wepk. The Misses Edna Kring and Mildred Gentzhorn were Sunday guests of friends in Mishawaka. Harold Stackhouse of Nappanee, is employed at a hotel at Yellow Banks for the summer. Mrs. Wm. Strang spent Tuesday with, her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.'L. A, Thoruburg in LaPaz. Miss Eloise Ganger returned Sunday from a yveek's visit at Winona Lake. Miss Cora Wysong left Saturday morning for a two week's visit with relatives at Conrath, Wisconsin. H. B. Greene and Robert Warden transacted business Chicago o.n Saturday.

Machine Work And repairing of all kinds, including auto re-building, prompt service on cylinder re-grinding and lightweight Gray Iron Pistons. STEEL STARTER GEARS for your flywheels and Nelson Ball Bearing Timers for Fords. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Wm. E. Deisch i ULERY MACHINE SHOP . ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF METHODIST CHURCH PHONE 32 302 E. LINCOLN ST.

W. P„ Lockwood, promotion salesmanager for Coppes Bros. & Zook is transacting business in Chicago. Gerald Robinson, _who visited with friends in Garrett, returned home Friday. ■ IHMr. and Mrs. J. B- Lavender attended the funeral of J. S Arthur in Warsaw on Saturday, and Mrs. E. A- Thornburg in l.aP'az I,aPaa snent "Friday here with her /parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strang. Mrs. Harold Johnson of Elkhart visited a few days here with her ■parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. E. Emmoris. Mrs, W. P. Lockwood went to Frankfort Monday morning for a Visit with .her mother, Mrs. J. C Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neff of Syracuse, were Sunday guests of her brother-in-law and—sister, Mr. and-Mrs. O. 11. Rick el. Mr. and Mrs. John Shively, sons Warren and Daniel and Firm Pippen were-Sunday guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr._and Mrs. Bernard Shively in Mishawaka.

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To make money requires work. To save .money demands denial. Then; are no sure short, cuts to wealth. The recipe required" to make something from nothing has not yet been discovered. Work for wealth instead of hope for it. -This bank offers you every encouragement by - furnishing you a place of safety for your money. * July .first is anihher interest period. We pay 4 per cent interest, compounded four times a year, upon the money you deposit. Decide 'to " make' a start now. Farmers & Traders Bank Nappanee , CAPITAL SBO,OOO

NAPPANEE*ADVANCE-NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922

PERSONALS

I'oiTest Strang vt ibii over Sunday w ith his brother-in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Thouiburg, in LaPaz. Mrs. Frank Price spent a few days last week in South Bend, visiting with her husband, who is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. John Nettrouer went to Fort Wayne. Monday morning, where Mr. Nettrouer lias secured cm (Rloyinent. Miss Bonnie Diekensheets of Warsaw visited over Sunday witli her uncle, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kring were the guests of his -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kring in Warsaw on Sunday. Miss 110 Williams spent Sunday in Elkhart with her brother and sisterin law;, Mr. and Mrs, Elisha Williams, iums." Mr. and Mrs. Henry Best, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Miller and (). C. Best spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gail Best in South Bend. Mrs. Arthur Beiler of Gary is making a week's visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts. Miss Florence Wallers; who is employed in Soul it Bend visited over Sunday with , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Michael May visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huber and Frank Pippenger of near Bremen. Mill. Riley Webster visited with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McCloud, in South Bend over Sunday. David Eeker visited with his son-in-law- and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ebe'n Gray in Laporte on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Walker of Defiance, Ohio, came Friday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker; Mrs. A. J. Lucas, accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Mildred Babcock, visited -with relatives in' Warsaw over Sunday. County Recorder and Mrs. David F. Miller were Sunday guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Roy R. Berlin. M. F. Ort, salesmanager of the Nappanee Lumber & Mfg, company, visited at his home in LaPorte over Sunday. . Wm. A. • McCuen was in Indiana Harbor and Chicago from, Saturday until Tuesday, where he was trimsacting business. Miss Ada Strauss .went to Mishawaka Monday evening, where she will sperid a week with Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Dukev. Wade Ringenberg and Harry Neher, students at tlje Northwestern university at Evarrston, are home for the summer vacation. - L

MULLETT GROCERY ir In New Location The Mailed Grocery, is now.located at tlio. corner of N.. Main and E. Market streets, where we will be glad to greet all our old customers and many new ones. The Best Groceries Are always to lie had at Mullett’s, and when you want choice eatables it will pay you to call or phone. Courtesy, and service is the Mullett motto. We are cash buyers of Cream, Poultry and Eggs FARMERS SHOULD SEE US BEFORE SELLING Mullett’s Grocery PHONE 67 NAPPANEE

FORT WAYNE BOOSTERS ENJOYED RECEPTION HERE (Continued front Page One) jobbing, lines, of which there were twenty-two represented in the party. The object of the visit not only to Nappanee, but to many other cities .included in the two day itinerary, was to enable many of the wholesalers,jobbers and manufacturers of Fort Wayne to have the pleasure and privilege personally of meeting a large number of the men in other , cities with Whom they have dealt in business for years but whom they want to know more intimately. Such a .meeting-, in such a spirit must certainly be of incalculable social and commercial benefit to the people not unly of Fort Wayne, but to every community which has been visited and greeted in this purely good will building tour. While Fort Wayne is recognized as a logical center front which ntahy millions of dollars worth of merchandise is supplied yearly to the cities in this trade -area. Fort Wayne business men appreciate the fact that to these wide-awake neighboring places, Fort Wayne owes much of its prosperity and material advancement. On these trips, which are made' purely on the basis of Increased confidence and greater friendship,,no orders ,nf any kind are solicited. The' gospel ot the glad hand and kindly greeting is carried with the express purpose of securing co-operation among every ( eity and town in northern Indiana, in the interests oT good roads, belter transportation, mutual good will and teal service in building up the commercial and business status , of the state, for prosperity is more of a partnership -now than-every, before. The . Fort Wayne crowd includes many men of many talents —good ■speakers, singers, comedians, jokesmiths and fine business men, whose own personalities made, the trip- a very enjoyable and memorable experience, despite some of the discomforts arising from dust and heat. The boosters sang their own songs, writlen expressly for the trip by E. R. Lewis, DireotorvoF-PffbHefty of the Ft. Wayne Chamber of Commerce, and set to the popular tunes which men love to sing. They express confidence, business enthusiasm and more than all else, loyalty to- their home city, Fort-Wayne; ajid are .sung with a gustp and community effort which are inspiring. ■% There was a solemn and impressive moment in Warsaw last Wednesday afternoon. The —Fort —Wayne boosters, wholesalers and jabbers were on the march. Headed by the hand, to whose inspiring strains they encircled Warsaw’s downtown districts, they passed by a group at the court house square. As the colors went by, fluttering-in the Breeze, Warsaw’s oldest citizen, aged and benl, with long white whiskers and a ‘memory which antidated Andrew Jackson's nomination for the presidency Os Urn-United States, shaded his dim old eyes and stared excitedly at the passing column. Then lie looked again, as though Tie could nor believe liis senses, and exclaimed to—these about him, “For the Tuva Mike, look ■there! That’s “Tony” Heit up there in front-. Why, he .sold gpods in this town when I was a kid, and he’s still hunting business. No; wonder Fort Wayne is a bunch of 'go getters,’ when they're headed by a Methusaleh like that. I’lease take me home, my head aches.” Impervious to the. remark; "Tony” kept rigid on. He's the senior member of the firm of Heit-Mfiler'-Lau of Ft. Wayne, and Is one of the most popular and successful sales and business executives in the state' of Indiana, with a host of friends to welcome him everywhere, Nappanee folks will be giad to welcome “Toby”

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No.ah Weaver spent-Monday in Elk-, hart on business.— —Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blosser spent Sunday at Winona Lake, where they attended the conferencd" of the Church of the Brethren. ——Roy Weaver pf Goshen college, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Weaver. He, with four other boys.from tlie college, will spend his vacation in New Jersey, They. will start on Thursday. Albert and Noah Colp attended court at Elkhart on Monday.——Noah Weaver spent Wednesday in Wakarusa on business. ——Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Curtis visited liis sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Holdhien, who is -ill, in Grand. Junction, Mich,, last week. They also visited other friends there. —Mr. and Mrs. Amsa Roose- took Sunday dinner with Mr, and Mrs Frank Bordner at Niles, Mich.— —Mrs. Mervin Kauffman died Thursday, leaving an infant son only a few hours old, who is still -living. — —Last Saturday Miss J. L. Willey took her' father and nephew to North Webster for a few days' visit. On her return home In the afternoon, just as she reached the Salem church crossing, something went wrong with the steering wheel and the ear went inloi the ditch, damaging one wheel, but Miss Wiiie.v was gn injured. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark of Montpelier, spent a* few days with their grandfather, James „K. Willey. Mr. and

. Ask Yourself - These Questions Then Do a Little Thinking The trouble with too many of us is that we do not give enough consideration to our financial affairs. We. get money and go ahead and spend it, thinking that things “will come out all right anyway.” Each year finds us no bettor off than we were the year before; the, years fly by, gray hairs commence to show; henlt Ijponiindices to fail; sickness comes to the family. That it is that we face the specter of old age, without income and without means. This little statement sums up the life experience of a large number of people. The AIM of this Bank is to be HELPFUL —to lender genuine, SERVICE. That’s a PART OF OUR BUSINESS and we take real pleasure jn trying to live up to those high ideals. So let us inquire if you have ever ASKED YOURSELF these questions: “DO I KNOW MY FINANCIAL CONDITION?” “AMI GETTING AHEAD, JUST KEEPING EVEN OR AM I RUNNING IN DEBT 9” We can HELP YOU get in a better financial condition. Open a Savings Account with us and add to it as much as you can each week or rflonth. At the end of the FIRST YEAR you will see how EASY it is to GET AHEAD and KEEiLAHEAD. Wo will always be glad to advise with you, or render you any service that wo can. " - 4 Percent Paid on Savings. The First National Bank NAPPANEE

Mrs. Charley Roose and family spent Monday at, Winona Lake, . Mr. ,and Mrs. Noah Weaver spent Wednesday evening at Goshen, where they at-, tended the commencement exercjgfH mTlille college.——The children and great grandchildren of the descendants of the Solomon B. Weaver family held their reunion at the home of Mr, and Mrs Noah Weaver on Sunday. Twenty-six were present. The'rgßrtives were- not all there. Mr, Kauffman and Mrs. Christner were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swoverland, near New Paris. Everybody attended the community sale at Foraker on June 14.Miss Florence Roose spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harrington in Wakarusa.——Walter Huffpian brought his family back from Elkhart on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Yenna and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stuekman of Souths Tterid, were the guesls' of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Brumbaugh, Sunday. ■; - . CONVENTION ENDS. The annual convention of the Northern Indiana Telephone Operators association, which opened at .the South Shore Inn, Lake Wawasee, Tuesday, came to an end Friday. About 130 persons were registered. ENORMOUS CHERRY CROP. —An enormous cherry cron -f£~trelhigl jiarvested The fruit Is of fine quality. It is, being retailed at 10 cents per quart. A