Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 42, Number 50, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 August 1923 — Page 8

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NAPPANEE MARKET REPORT • Corrected, Wed., Auk 8, 1923. . ■■ ■ ’*■ A--A, • ' Prices Paid by Merchants. ■ Eggs, per dozen ............. .24 > Butter, per II) . 25-35. > Butterfat, at station . .37 > individual shippers .42 ■ Spring chickens, per lb 24 r Heavy hens, per lb. 17 > Old roosters,, per lb. OS > Beef Hides .OS • Calf Skins .........10 ■ Corn, per_bu. , y . 75- . Wheat, nbw, No. 1. per Till. ’ ‘ ■ Wlieat, new, No. 2, per Ini. si, • Oats, old, per bu. ...........32 • Oats, new. jfcr'bu. 2S

| ' PERSONALS ! ************************** Mr. and Mrs. Ray Troyer were in Elkhart Thursday evening. ' " Miss Mary Yoder Client Sunday in Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shupp and daugh- . ter, Miss Mabel, motored to South Bend Saturday evening.,-. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Hartman and daughter, Letaii, motored to Oakwood Park, Hake Wawasee, Wednesday trt last week to attend the camp meeting. Xoalf King of Lafayette, was the guest of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. Lynn King, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Slagle and little daughter, Dorothy Grace, of Indian apolis, are spending this week with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ,T. Slagle.' . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ellis'Cates and daughters, Dorothy and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moss and 4. H. Mast of Greentown, wersithe guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Strauss and family over. Saturday night. ,* . Mrs. Ivy Burkey gnd little son of Millers burg,"O., were Saturday and Sunday- guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar- -Myers of Bourbon, were Sunday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4. W. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson are spending' a week's .vacation at Laky Wawasee. .. Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Syler motored to PierOetim on Sunday, where they .were the, fnests of,Mrs. Sylerts-sisier-, in-law, Mrs. Anna Reed: ’’ r The Aliases Verdie Frevert, Estella Culp and Edith Knox are spending the week at Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Heinke, Mrs. Philip Heinke and Miss Tiliie Bergef of Bremen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Krou. _ Harmon Ganshorn and children and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ganshorn of Etna Greyn, were guests of Mr. and Mrs: I. W. Dunham on-Thursday—of last week. The families of Harvey, Vern and Charles Stahly spent several days the past week recreating at Tippecanoe lake. ‘ j •- Mr: and “Mrs. Clarence Ruch and jhe Misses Alice Plummer and Ruth Ganger motored to Elkhart Thursday evening ■•; j . - Mr. and Mrs. H, J. Zentz and children visited in Goshen an Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J: ('. Zentz. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Clipp returned Saturday from a fell days’ trip to Toledo, Ohio, Buffalo and Niagara Fails. ‘ ~.. Tlie Misses, Clara and Anna Kurtz, have gone to South Bend, where they have positions and will make that city their future home.

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C. C. Cass visited- over Sunday at his home ill Ottawa, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huffman arc spending a week's vacation at Port Huron. Mich. 'MWi TfWh* 1 rs. Roy Shupt* and (faughtrr. Miss Mabel, a* ompanied by the Misses Marjorie ,Tobfas and Edna Millard attended band 'concert at Wakarusa Thursday evening. .Sir. and Mrs. N. W, Cripps of Marion, returned home today after a week's visit WilXtheir son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and. Mrs. True _S. Haddock. *. am! Mrs. O. 4. Deßow and eliildreh, spent Sunday in Goshen with' his parents,Mr. and Mrs, John H. Deßow:. •*/.'- !. Mr. -and Mrs. Fred Geihel and sons, ! Harry Francis and Merrill D, of : South Bend, were guests of ■ Mrs. rGeibel’S father, P. D, Burgener, over | Saturday and Sunday. The family ! motored to Plymouth, on Sunday, where Alley visited with .rela'tive* Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Deßoer anil 'laughter Thelma of Shreeveport, La., arrived Monday evening for a visit with ids father] ('has. Deßoer, and .his brother-in-law and-sister, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Emmons, i Mr. and Mrs. Lester O, Deisch and : family spent Sunday in >4Olllll Demi. | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hensiliger, sou I Robert and Wendell Smith of Garivti, | and Ray -Smeltzer of East Chicago. spent "Sunday with-Mr. and Mrs. Jesst : Wiseman. Mr. and, Mrs.'Orvin Wiseman. Carroll Weaver and'/Miss Elizabeth EmI njons ol; Mish;twaka, Charles Donatlian of North Liberty, and. MissJtuola j Co'rihicau, Were aLWawasoe lake Bunj day. They motored around the lake, went boat_ hiding and stopped at the Waco diluting pavilion. All enjoyed a fine, time, FARM BUREAU PICNIC. I A joint picnic of the Farm Bureau Federation of Etna. Prairie and Scott,townships will be held at the west side of Huffman lake on Saturday, Aug. IS. Mrs. Elizabeth. S.tahley, president of the W. ,C,T. I - ., will deliver an address J on “Where .Do We Go From Here?'" A, good program will he given along with the other speakers of the day, A- ball game and other contests , are" being planned fur till- fojenoon. Bring, your dinners arid’enjoy a day with your friends. Everybody invited. 4 Lester Rowland, Secretary. — 0 T- - WARNER FAMILY REUNION. There was a good 'attendance at .the ,Wjarner, family reunion held at the. Nappanee Community park Sunday. A sumptuous picnic dinner was served ar'noon and-the afternoon was spent very pleasantly in asocial way. The reunion next . year will he held at the. same place, —o • . -j WEDDING AT SYRACUSE. 1 - The wedding of ,1 oei* Wilt v nnd Vic. gmia, at 'the home of the. bride’s parents in Syracttse'on 'Sunday at high noon. Rev. ft. G. Pence was tlie officiating clergyman. using the ring ceremony. Miss Katherine Ganshort\ was bridesmaid and Lloyd Disher, best mail. The wedding was attended by only the immediate relatives and. friends, , -o BUSS FAMILY REUNION. The annual reunion of the Buss family.was held .Sunday at the home of George Buss, three miles east of I-a Porte. There was a "good attendance 'and a delightful time was enjoyed by- all it was voted to hold the 1924 reunion at Community park in Nappanee. The v families' were among those in attendance from Nappanee r, Sam Mast, Ananias H6Ghstetler, -Wallace Hoehstetler, Melvin Hbchstetlbf, Kenneth Tobias, Ren MjCtzler, Paul Sheets. Chauncey Mast Skm Sharp, Calvin;Bliss, Rp^coe' - Buss* and Warren I). Rickert. . •

• ■? *• ♦: . FAMILY REUNIONS. .] • The following family reun- •’ . ion will h- hel i a I Cmnmy;i;i, . park; Nappanee, during the •' . month of .August: - * . Aug. 18—Hepler reunion, . Aug. 19—Stueknum reunion. • • AugT 111 - Miner reuriion,. * , . Aug. 25—Weber reunion. ■ • •- Aug. 23 —L’lery reunion. * . Aug. 12 —Yeager and Ortz * j reunion. 1 . • Aug, 9 First Brethren &>in- ♦ • day school; • • Aug. 12- Biggs reunion. • Aug. 22—-Schmucker reunion., ti • , Aug. 30 Methodist Sunday • . school. , , ' . Aug,; 2fi—Wm. Chx reunion.

STUDEBAKER SEDAN. • Wm. Clouse is driving anew }Stmlebaker sedan, purchased of Stahly & Stuckman, the local agents. o- j AUTOS RENTED FOR ALL OCCASIONS. PHONE YODER, 211.

Cost of Barn Paint Anew way to figure it

Tate a pencil and paper in one hand, and put down thexost per gallon. Take a bfush and a half pint can. of any painL Now paint the side of your barn as far as the paint will go. Then measure, the space, and mark it down. Now take a half pint can of Lowe Brothers Barn Paint, and do the same thing. In doing, it, compare the ease with which Lowe’s spreads on,

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CLASSIFIED COLUMN CANARIES FOR -SALE—Enquire pf 1 r .Sirs... Oliver Neher. . 50x1 FUR SALE—Shetland pony. ..Enquire at this office, 50-2 FOR SALE—Holstein male calf, 7 , months old. E. .1. Rummel, phone 1.232, Nappariee.* ■ *- 30-1, WANTED —Young lady for tele-' phone work. Nappipiee Telephone Company', „ 49x1 WANTED—bricklayers. Call, phone of write- Mis.havfuka Woolen Mfg, Cos., Mishawaka, Ind. 7 50-1 , - 1 „ . FARM WANTED—\VanU-d to hear from owner of improved , or unimproved farm for sale*, in this vicinity. L. Jones. Ilox 441, Qluey, 111, 50x1 REGISTER:NOW FOR SEPTEMBER 4—‘Earn expenses if you enroll early. Write South Bend Business College for full particulars. 50xf WANTED TO BUY—A few head of goyd Guernsey fffilk cows ,or heifers. .\ddresK Oral C. Coyle, Warsaw, Indiana, * 00-1 Foil SALE -House and lot, with 2 acres, southwest of Nappanee, in corporation. "‘ldeal for young man-’to raise chickens and berries, Rhone 4394. - . 49x2 ■FUft .SALftVOno S-roo'ni house, w ith *, electric lights and “furnace, on S. Main St., Nappanee, Enquire of' Roy Holloway, 752 S. Main St., Nappanee. . 50x1 FOR HALE Ford coupe and Ford Bedim, .both In good condition; reasonable. If Interested) call 2112, Jv'uppanee. .... ‘ 50x1-2 FOUND—lndiana license plate p>u. 129-702, on E. Market street, Tuesday noon. Owner may have same bycalling at this office and paying for tills, notice, ... '—’ 50-1 BABY CHICKS Aug ' 'Will. Your last chance, for August baby ebfeks at real low prices. $7.00 per 10(i. Barred^Rocks, It. 1. Reds, s c.’ White Leghorns. Miller I’oultry Farm, Nappanee, R. 2. BOxl

NAPPANEE ADVANCE NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1923

ENTERTAINED CLUBS. The Jolly Twelve club of Nappanee and Hu*, Centennial club of ..South Bend were entertained Sunday at the Dodge Inn Cbtlngc at Eagle lake; owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weaver of South Bend. At the noon hour a sumptuous chicken dinner was served. The afternoon was spent in listoning to the memorial -services of the, late president, from Zion City, m„ over the 5 radio. The guests departed ill the evening and all agreed that'Mr. and Mrs. >Veaver were,royal -entertainers. . . ’ —'—j—— ANNOUNCEMENT OF NAPPA- " NEE PUBLIC“SCHOOLS •- in order to know more dt-linßely the approximate number of students to expect in our high school for the coming year, we would appreciate it very -.mull if every Freshman who expects to transfer to our high school, would notify the- Superintendent or O. .1. .-Yoder; the Principal, before August 19th.^ J. A. Abell, •Superintendent.

and- how thoroughly it covers. Take particular notice of how you can brush it out so much farther than “the other ; paint Now measure the space Lowe's covered. Compare it with the other. After which, if you don’t Saint all your barns with owe Brothers Barn Paint, it will be because of some reason all your own. Come in and get a color card. It’s-free.

EPWORTH LEAGUE PARTY, The _. uicniheiy of the _ Epworth League of the Methodist church en-joyecF-a party at the hdpne of Miss lid Von Bickei, Tuesday evening. The early part ot The evening was devoted to business and the election of officers, which was followed -by a social hour. The following officers 'were elected for the coming year; President*— Miss La Von* Bickel. . . First Vice Presidents—Miss Evelyn Nqld, Alias Florence. Miller. , _ y Second Vice. President —Mrs. Edgar -Ringepfiergy Third A'ice President—Miss Florence Sundstrom. . i ' Fourth Vice Presidents —Miss Jane Withers, Miss Lucile Pinkerton. '* Secretary— Leslie Orn. Treasurer—Edgar Miller. Pianist Miss. Martha Rimes. Assistant Pianist- —Miss Evelyn Breyier. ' ■ pTcnic meeting. A picltjc meeting of the'W. M. A7 of the United Brethren church will be held at the Community park Friday afternoon, Aug. 10. Meet at the park at 1 o'clock. A politick supper will be served at 9:30. All members and friends of the church are Invited to come with their baskets and enjoy the good time .with us. We especially urge all members of the Missionary Society and Junior'C, E. .to be present. Mothers, come bring the Juniors if possible. If not, send them. The following short program will be given: > Topic, ‘ Cod's Complete-Ownership.” sjon'ft,' I’rayer. Bible .Study LesSh 12. Story "Ilejiover in Happiness,” Chapter , “Vanguard of the Race"— Vfrs. -Frank Wehrly. ./• “■■sfihs: ■ ; —tn~ Talk to the Juniors- Rev. jC. .1. Mttier. Business, * ■ , ' Song. . .. . Recreatlpp INJURED In'VcOIDENTS. Glen tjtvln had both hands and hi* face badly burned Mondwy nigiit In an explosion with gasoline. [ < .- John-Hook siistaliH'if an .fnjiiry’ to h!s right Jpg between'the ankle and knee, which required four" stltcl a to close, The accident Occurred at a local f acuity.

BIBLE CONFERENCE AND GAMP MEETING The Bible conference and camp mooting of the Brethren churches of Indiana, conducted at Shlpahewana Luke retreat, to a close with the services Sunday evening. For two weeks there were meetings thrice daily, with the exception of Saturdays and Mondays, when- only one service was held. Preachers from the different churches of the district helped make the meeting interesting and inspiring. Many people attended by running in and out for the different services, while some lived on the. grounds in tlie cottage*, that have been built fob the purpose. At the beginning of the meetings a cottage for girls and women was dedicated. This cottage contains twenty sleeping rooms, a large dining hall and kitchen and a chapel on the main floor that will accommodate quite a hum died girls. The girls’ and women's societies of the church are furnishing the looms .pt- this cottage. By next year it will be fully finished and we expect to see it Ailed throughout the Bible conference. ' The pastor of tlie Nappanee church; iieV; fc. L. Miller, had dliarfeo of the music during the meeting just closed, and he also brought several messages, to tlie conference, one of-them'being -an. illustrated-discourse on the Holy City. The Nappanee Sunday school hand also went over in a body last JThjtei: even, ipg,, and.,.delivered a con- , cert that was ajipreciated very ißuch. This retreat of the Brethren on the south shore of Shipshewana lake is fast building up and within a very short time there will be plenty preparation for the holding of district conferences on our own grounds. On. Tuesday of the secoiH week of the Bible conference the Brethren gave way to the Methodist folk, who came in from all .over Lagrange county for their county picnic. They were tlier'e in gpodly numbers, and with their district , superintendent, they put on a very interesting program. \Ye look for a larger body of people to be on the grounds during the conference next jrear, for many have already said they will be there and others are building cottages so that they can spend part of the summer in this quiet spot'. The Nappanee folks have helped nicely in putting things across at Ship&hewafia and they will be on hand to enjoy the good things that will be served'up there. * *"■■ ~ Q— ■■ ■— ■ GRAVELTON FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Sabbath services for Sunday, Aug, 12: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. in. Mary Malcolm, leader. Ice cream social Tuesday evening, Aug. 14. Everybody cordially invited to} attend. [. - f j Press Committee.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS. First Brethren: Special offering at Sunday school next Sunday for the new building fund. Lutheran: We.had a good -Attendnace Sunday morning, but still have room for more. Let each s'cholar be present next Sunday and bring some one who is not in-Sunday -school. Ninety-one new Sunday, school pupils in six Sundays is' tlie record attaingd by a Tittle girl called Song Chin Soo —this did not happen in America, but in Korea. Other children in the same city brought 71. GO. 54 and 53, pupils respectively. These results were seeftred by uking Bible lesson picture cards. Each new pupil is given such a card and the worker receives a card when he brings in ten. Are w ; e in America taking as much interest in _the Master’s work as-the workers in the foreign fields? If you are not going to Sunday school, Slifiday is a good time to start by spending an hour in one of the Sunday; schools in this oommun-, jty. G'et iff the habit. It is a good one. . . ■: - -•■ - United Brethren: Out Sunday "scdibbl'picnic 1 will be held at 'Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee, some- time this month. . Transportation committed

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will -proyide ways ofi-conveyance-for-those who have .no way to go. Every , scholar 'should plan for (his big day at Oakwood. MALCOLM FAMILY REUNION. TljC' fifth annual reunion of the Malcolm family was- held at the itome of Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Tindal at Muncie. on Sunday, Tlie following motored to Muncie Saturday to attend the re : union: Eurl ’ MalcQlin, Air. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, Miss Mary Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brumbaugh and two. sons of Nappanee: Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Malcolm, Milford; Mr. “and Mrs. J: E. Tarman, Mrs. Geo. Hatfield and son Malcolm. Mishawdka; Mrs. Taz prumbaugh' -and son Stacy of Wolf Lake, Mrs. Frank McGuin, Ligonier. An enjoyable time was spent •by all and the next reunion will lie held at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Taz Brumbaugh of Wolf Hike, the first Sunday in August. ' r J TONSILS REMOVED. Among those who liad.their tonsils removed by doctors In Hie past . weej; (1)1* following- nr.i^.ia.jraj^— ley. Pearl and Ruth Smith, all of North Liberty, Kathaleen Ctilp. near Goshen, and Charles Mendenhall. ,