Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 45, Number 48, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 July 1926 — Page 4

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Geo. Rummel Writes of Western Tour Portland, Oregon. July 15, 1926 Dear home folks; Since our last message to you from Sanger, Calif., we have finished ..California. We crossed the state from south to north a couple times east and west and several times up, and down.' After leaving our neighbors', Ros-. coe Huffmans’, we went north to Empire, where we visited with Elder S. F. Sanger for a few hours then we started for Santa Cruz to see the Big Trees. Some of these trees are over 306 feet high and 110 feet in circumference. One has a hollow 20 ft. bv 13 ft. From here we went, to San Francisco and spent Saturday forenoon in the parks; then ferried over to

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Oakland, where we were in church Sunday forenoon. We started for Sacremento in the afternoon, after having a fine dinner with Bro. and Sister Frantz. We did not get along very well on account of tire trouble, It was so hot that the patches wouldn't stick. We did not go by the way of Sacremento passing on the west some 30 or 40 miles. We saw many combined harvester Juid. thresher machines at work in the*wheat and barley fields. Most of the crops are only ordinary. Somereal good but more poor ones. I suppose it has been too dry for them. One'thing is certain, they have bountiful crops wherever they can irrigate properly. We have a fond recollection of California as'we left ther state, had a twelve mile hill to climb and then -10 miles down in Oregon- - We were in sight of Mount Shasta most of Tuesday forenoon. Drank of her soda fountains above and below. We reached the Oregon line about 1:30 Tuesday and arrived in Port-

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land 5:00 p. m. Wednesday. We had a fine trip through Oregon, all good roads with no grades over 5 per Cent raise. We could sail rfglit along on high up hill and dowm again. Alter gbtting our mail, I enquired for my friend and teacher, John H. Sailor,-and they told me that he was on duty and that I could see him soon. I recognized him at sight, biit hj> couldn't guess which one of the Rummel boys 1 was. His hours of work Close at 8:01) p. m. so. we waited until he was through and took him home in our Ford. We enjoyed the night and a fine breakfast with them. 1 did our washing and Lloyd helped Mr. Sailor wheel wood into their cellar while,-'-- Mrs. Sailor got breakfast.. Mr. Sailor lias a fine rural home of two acres on which he raises apples, peaches, pears, English walnut§, potatoes 'and many flowers, such as gladiolas, tulips, peonies and roses. After breakfast we took Mr. Sailor to the postoffice where he is employed and then we went through the. Washington park and are now sitting in our Ford on Hayden Island in the Columbia river. We expect to spend' a few days here and make the Colum bia river drive going around" Mt Hood on Saturday. Mr. Sailor and family are all well. Miss Celesta Albin is attending school 'in Seattle, Wash., and Miss Vera Albin is attending school in Seattle, Wash. They both teach in Portland during the winter. We expect to start for Seattle and Wenatchee on Sunday or Monday. Please mail our next paper to Pay ette. Idaho. Yours truly, George L. Rummel.

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HASTINGS Mr.- arid rVl.s. Elmer .Sumpter ol Elkhart' weft Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis. Miss Gladys Oster-apent Sunday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haney. —MV. and Mrs. 1 Floyd Rule .-and son, Junior, spent Sunday with relatives ol this place. ■ — 7- Maynard Rumfelt, who is now 'employed in Elkhart, spent Sun day witli his grandmother, Mrs, Sumn Rumfelt. Several of our ,eople. attended the Farmer’s Bureau picnic at Redman 'park on Sunday.— Mr. and Mrs. Hatley Spicher and family of Oswego. Lodie and Melvin Spicher and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ewying. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Margan and daughter of Bremen caleld on her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Pinkerton, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oser spent Sunday -afternoon at , the George Marquart home. Mrs. Elm Troup and children~of Milford, spent Sunday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Tusing. ■ Mrs. Howard. Poe was a Nappanee shopper on Friday afternoon. Guy and Glen Hollar and Glen Biller called at the Irvin Swartz lander home on Friday. Seward Rule went to Nappanee, Friday, on business. —— Mr. and Mrs. David Jliesch of Milford spent Friday afternoon with their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Smith and family. Wallace Rule made a business trip to Milford Friday afternoon. George Felternor of Milford was in our vicinity one day last week. Jonath Mast was in New Paris on Friday. William Kinney sold some stock and delivered it to Milford, Saturday forenoon Delbert Hollar called on Glenn Biller and Guy Horiar on .Saturday.—Samuel and Early Biller called on Irvin Swartzlander Saturday afternoon- Miss Elva Charlton has been doing the house work for Mrs. Esther Charlton the past two weeks. Wesley Charlton is driving a new Dodge sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace were Sunday guests of relatives at Warsaw. —— Delbert Stutzman of Nappanee was in tfur vicinity, Monday. - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller of Nappanee,-'called on' relatives of this place, Sunday. Ralph Rohrer made a business trip to Nappanee Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham of near Chicago, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biller and family, returning home on Sunday. Mrs. James "Biller and Joy Biller acompanied them home for a few days’ visit. —— Miss Sylvia Swartzlander eaUed on Mrs, Rosy Hollar Monday morning.—— Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greenuank of Milford, spent evening with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel "'Biller and family. a- - Irvin Swartzlander assisted Edgar Swartzlander in making hay Monday forenoon. Willard Charlton of Milford called on his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Charlton, one day last week. —— Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Mon were Sunday guests of relatives of North Webster. Mrs. Absalom Tusing, who is staying at ’the Hospital, spent Saturday night and Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. John Fdx and daughter, Miss Thelma, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Fisher, near Oak Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tusing and children of South Bend spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Absalom Tusing. Delbert Stutzman of Nappaqge called at the Irvin tfWartHander home, Monday forenoon. —■=— Sal Van- Mellott of Nappa-. nee and- George Roberts assisted Frank Pinkerton in making hay this week. Mrs: George Beach spent Monday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Nettie Roberts..- —— Most all the farmers in —this vicinity have their wheat cut. Mrs. Katie Swartzlander and daughter, Miss Sylvia Swartzlander and Mrs. Cora Roberts attended the funeral of Mrs. Katie Stump at Union Center, Monday afternoon. ——- Mr. and Mrs. Pret Poe were in Nappanee on Tuesday afternoon. —— Mrs. Susan Rumfelt called on Mrs. Cora Rohrer Tuesday forenoon: - Elmer Eily of Michigan City yisited a few days this week with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Biller,—— Eos Hollar called at the ’ Ivory Smith home on Tuesday. Miss Lucille Davis smd Pearl Green, who have been working at George Limb's ) factory at Nappanee, had a week’s vacation and returned to their work gain on Monday morning. - Several of our people attended the Nappanee Community sale on Wednesday. Guy Biller called on Glen Biller, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hollar spent Monday evening with Mr. and Rule and -family. -*—- Jacob Fox assisted Lewis Daves in makjng hay Wednesday. - Mr. and Mrs. David Diesch. of Milford spent Wednesday afternoon with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Smith and family Guy Hollar worked in Bremen last week- ——Mrs. Ralph Rohrer-and Mrs. Katie Swartzlander called at the George Marquart home Tuesday afternoon. Lueila and Ruth Kinney attended a meeting held at Oakwood park a lew nights "last week.r- ---— Miss Gladys Biller and Frieda Tusing were Nappanee shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Clara Gramer and son, Russel, of Decatur, and Mrs. Roy Kline, son Leander and daughter, Wanda, visited Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Swartzlander. Ancil Wiemer hauled a load of oats to Nappanee Thursday.

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LOCKE news; '* V' ■, The young men sand girl’s classes .mume young marrum.. class and men uuuHies of the North Main stieel menu,oldie church of Nappanee entertained utter Sunday services' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. •joint ivutsoiielen, southeast ot New r.s. loose present were Mr. amt Jits. (!. a. BUiKcy and Utiee dauguters, Mr. ana Mrs. L.. L. Hershberger idiu enliaieu, .Mr. and Mrs. J. Oten otiteltzer amt family', Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Itoloway and children, Mr. ami ,urs. itaipti Snauni and daughter, Mr. and Mis. Ceaphus Yoder, Mr. atm Mrs. John Bleiie, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice imng,„Alr. and Mrs. Ray tiiond Long, ntr. and Mrs. Will Hocn blotter anu son, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra iiioile atm daughter Ruth, and sou Vet-aid, Mi. and Mrs. tvlito Ganger ana cinlaren, .Mr. ana mis. stuiznmn, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse. Brcne uu.i sen Glen, Mt. anu Mrs. At via touer and two sons, joint xpder, o*o itocnsietiei, Roy tuillet, Paul wetuy,. uaipn Niamey, Cloyce nuner, v.aiu Stanley, Henry Ganger, Laet Long, riaiolu rileile, Truman Long, VVuu.ii Aeliman, Paul iileile, Alina Y Otter, Mary Bleiie, Pearl Ganger, Lois rsmg, beruia Nohejl, Ruth Culp, Vvuma • Wetty, Julia Greenwalt, Rlaucu Bleiie, Laura Leinbach, Mar jurle anu Mariau Shroek, and Ruth miller, A picnic dinuoF w r as served, toe alternoon was spent in a social way. - ~-vera Clouse spent Saturday mgnt and Sunday with Mary and Mabel tnyeia. Mr. and Mrs. Levi I'lppeugei visited Sunday wifti their daughter in law, Mrs. Morris Pippen ger, who is a patient ill the General Hospital, where she underwent an operation. —— Mr. and Mrs. Enos Misnier and daughter Ethel, Mr. and MrJ. I-loyd Misnier and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Croy and family of near. New Paris were guests of Mr, and Mis. Jesse Pippenger Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Yoder enter tained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Irvin btaliiy and family, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weldy and daughter Feme and son Stanley,,Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bios sei and children and Miss Truciila loder. —— Mr. and Mrs.‘Joe Robi son were among those from here who attended the funeral of Dan Null. - Jack and George Dennison of Elk hart visited their mother, Mrs. John Dennison, Sunday. Solomon Stry cker visited Amanda and Frank Skinner Wednesday. —— Mrs. Jay Sneets, Mrs. Sarah Clouse, Mrs. John Clouse called at the George Pfeiffer home. George Pfeiffer is ill. Mr. and Mrs, Onrist Bender, Mrs- Roy Shank, son Austin and daughter Wil ma of this vicinity and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bender and children of New Palis were guests at dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Tatum of South tshnd Sunday. —— Mary Parcell, who had underwent ail operation for ap pendicitis several weeks ago, return ed home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Yoder spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wagner. Ice cream was served. Jake Mil teuberger' and Frank Dennison of Nappanee spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Christ Pippeng-er. Mrs. Tom Brock visited her mother, Mrs. Jane Netrour of Nappa nee on Monday. —— Forrest Clyde and Marie Pletcher and Wilma Marks spent a week with Charles Pletcher and family, Miss Mar jorie Shroek spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with friends in Elk hart. —■— Miss Edna Bender was a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Maust. Miss Addie Herr of Union Center spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mr. ...and Mrs. Roy Herr. Mrs. Ralph Whitehead and children of near New Paris spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Charles E. Clouse. Dr. F. I, Eieher of Wakarusa made a professional call here Thursday afternoon. ——Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herr and children visited his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Art Seeuer in South Bend Sunday. Tom Jones has taken a position in Goshen. John F. Stump is ill at the home of his son in law and daugh ter. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles E. Clouse. -—Dr. Willard Ppice of Nappanep made a professional call in Lo£ke Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Clouse had a party Friday afternoon in

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honor of her daughter.. Carol. Those present were Mattie and Katie Hel muthi, Evelyn Kronk, Betty McCork le, Marian Brock, Evelyn and Mary Elizabeth King. -- Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burkey spent Friday evening With Mrs. Dan Null and family; south west of Wakarusa. -—— Mrs. Elmer Thompson visited Mrs, Edna McAfee at Nappapee Thursday afternoon. .<—• The weekly prayer meeting of the Brethren in Christ church was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'Chas. ; Clouse,: — Walter Clouse and family visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Myers, northeast of Waka rusa Friday evening. -- Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Loren, Ancil and Ross Martin were in South Bend Friday.- - Melvin Hanes purchased a Ford sedan. OAK GROVE Rev. H E Miller of Nappanee filled his regular appointment here Sunday evening. - Mr. and Mrs. "Edward Affei and daughter of Bremen spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chalnier Pittman. John Cuip of wakarusa wasron our streets Friday. ——■ A party was given at the ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Friday evening, in honor of Miss Jemimah Harkins of South Bend. Ice cream and cake were served. All reported a good time. —Mr. and Mrs. CTiarles McGowan and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rassi at Goshen, Sunday. A number from here attended the circus at South Bend, Friday. -- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gordon and children visited with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gordon, at Elkhart, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon called on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gordon at South Bend, Saturday. —— Wm. Truex of Lapaz is working for Everett Gordon. -- Jesse Pfieffer of Hastings was calling on friends here Sunday. Mrs. Rosa Beile of Nappane is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Oliver Pittman. Mrs. Irvin Weldy and children, of Bremen visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Bixler Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Daniel Null called on Mrs. Chalmer Pitman, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGowan spent. Sunday wJUfc their ,son .and.,, daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGowan, Jr. READ EVERY PAGE

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