Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 50, Number 34, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 12 April 1928 — Page 2

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NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby given by the Common Council of the City of Nappanee, Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described public improvements in the City of Nappanee, Indiana, as authorised by the following number Improvement Resolution, adopted by said Common Council on the 2nd day of April, 1925, to-wit: Improvement Resolution No. 10, 1928 For the improvement Metzler avenue from the s.outh property line of West Market street to the north property line of West Lincoln street. All work done in the making of said described public improvement shall be in accordance with terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolution as numbered adopted by the Common Council on the above named day, and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles, and specifications'which are on file and may be , seen in the. office of the city clerk of the city ot Nappanee, Indiana. • The common Council has. fixed April 24, 1928, as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or heard, by persons' interested in or affected by said described public improvement, and,on said day at 7:3(3 p. m„ said Common Council Wftf- meet at the city ball, in said city, for the: purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filed, or which may be presented, and will hear ail persons intereated, or , whose property is affected by said proposed improvements, and will dty ' cide whether the benefit fiat will accrue to the property, abutting..and adjacent to the proposed imprpvt ment, and to said city, will he-equal to or 1 exceed the estimated cost of proposed improvements,' as estimated by the city engineer. WILLARD A. PRICE Mayor of the City oi Nappanee. - Attested: .Ralph L. ' Arnott, . City Clerk. NOTICE OF PRESENTATION OF A PETITION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF A HIGHWAY BY TAXATION To the Citizens and. Taxpayers of Lock 11 Township, Elkhart "County, bt;i;> ot Pndiana,- and to afl others whom it niay concern: Notice is heieby given that oil ihe 9th day of April. 1928, there was filed in the office o; the Auditor of Elkhart County, Indiana, a jK-t it ion Signed by more than' fifty tail) resi- ( dent-freeholders and voters oi Locke Township, Elkhart -County, St,- of Indiana, praying for- Hid' gr.ol.lnftr . draining and paving- with ginu-i of a certain estahlipiu I highway in -a , Locke Township;'' Described a- ' ol- * lows. Coinin'- ncipc at in '"in : : ,ner of Section Threi (3),' *jdwnsijifH. Thirty-five (3a) .North. Rang’ l Four (1) East, and funning, tbvoct M ost on lhg line dividing -aid S ction Three (3) and Section 1 11 -(ln)..} Township .and Range ali i esai.l, to the-West line -of Lock' Townsi.ip. Notice is hereby further given that mi Monday, lli" Trip day oi Ms. 1928, at 1 o'clock. P. .M.-the sain icing a .day ill' rile. May, i'N, Session of the Board of Cos m mi-Mullers "• Elk- j hart 'County, Indiana, ; it• • said ;■ ■ ■ ti- | tion will be presented : i said lmard oi commissioners, of Elkhart (’onnt, Indiana, for hearing: and that said , presentation will be made at' th" CommiSsidfiers’ Room in the Court House, in ihe City id Goshen, Indiana. . Given tibdei my "itanil and- sea 1~ <7T .- my office at. the City of Goshen, Tndiana," this 9t! day of Aptil. 19-28,.. I MERT.IE E. t'Rtipi’ , Audit a of Elkltar! County. ( -i April 12-19) ( ". . i = BIDS WANTED r I Propt rtj -of the late John St, Miller, , y l'esid 1 : < • n Fast'Mai k'-t. St..‘ ill- ( (Hiding a , rant lot and a residence , .a# East l inc 'in sy. i- for e.iic. Bids , :wdi -be received tip .to and 1 '. lath David Metzler, Ext n't-.:. I Mar. 29 Apri] !VU2) ! a* a , ueumafig pad for ash by .cripples is worn between the crutch and j ai mpil, giving increased comfort. I

NIGHT COUGHS QUICKLY Stopped, in 'fe.-Minutes• with Thoxine Most coughing is c; vs -d by an irritated, .tffiflamet) throat or bronchial tubes which coudi .nip and patent medicines do m i foiielr. But a famous physician's prescription recently discovered railed Thoxine goes di- j rect to the dausc, relieves the in-1 flamed membranes and stops the cough almost instantly. One swal-1 low do* > the work, and the remark-; able thing about it is that it contains ; no,,.dopep.chloroform or other harm-1 fhl drupe. Pleasant tasting. .Safe I for children. Once used the whole i family will rely ,on it. 35c., COc. and SI.OO. Sold by Dunham & Love and ail good drug stores.

LOCKE Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Miller have moved to Nappanei ’ alter spending the winter with her parents, Mr, and . Mrs. Christ Render. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Welly and ; Mrs. George, Weybtjm of. .Nappanee . were guests at dinner Sunday oi Mr. . and Mrs. Edgar Pippenger. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clouse and family were guests at Easter dinner of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Myers, northeast of Wakarusa. , Miss Hazel Stauffer of Pennsylvania, student at Goshen College, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maust and, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Maust the past five days. Miss Manda Hoehstetler spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hoehstetler, south ot Nap panee. ;j "' Bernard Pippenger of South Bend spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pippenger. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Culp visited Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bollman west of Nappanee and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hanger < and .Mr. aud Mrs. Wilbur Lehman, Sunday. Mrs. Luther McPherson and son, Billy, returned to her hoipe in. Payne, 0., after spending . two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Will t’aiupbeil and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burkey and daughter visited Mrs, Dan Null, southwest of Wakarusa, and .Mr-. John Culp, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McDonald and daughters of Niles, Mr. and M - Ciyde Jarrett- of Detroit, Midi.. M ami Mrs. Melvin - Kronk, Mrs. liaroldi Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Kronk of Elkhart; Mr. and vm Kronk and daughters of Napp.inee and Maxine Brock were Easter j dinner guests (if Mr. and Mrs. Jesse j Kronk. Mrs. Janies Reefer and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maust were dinner guests on Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Hay' Reefer at Nappanee. Mrs. Jesse Kronk and Mrs. f. McDonald visited Mr: Kronk's moth or and Mrs. Lizzie Doering’ at Wakarusa, Thursday- v - Mr. and Mrs. Simon Miller returned to .Topeka Thursday aftfer visiting .Mr, and Mrs. Ray Miller and other relatives here. The .Misses Grace and Lulu Pate-ell are working at the Boston 'Store' in • Elkhart. Mrs. Christ Pippenger returned home Thursday evening '-after spend iiig the week will Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maust at Nappanee. Mr. and. .Mrs. Henry Philips c atni children of- Mishawaka, were Easier dinner guests oi Mi. Mid Mrs. Georg' Burkey. Mr. and Mrs: Ju> Kaufman and. son were guests.. a!, -ftiuper- oi -hei parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Charles My i- - ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tliomps.'u ansiM rs. Maty. Osborn ol Nappum " ainr Melviii Burkey oi near Cassoplis were guests at dinner of Mr. and Mrs. John Marlin, Easter Sunday. Mr.-, and Mrs. Will Campbell*’' and' son spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Baron Weaker, at Mhl awaku. Mr. and .Mis. Mild .techlitner and family of Janiesfown and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Troup.were guests o| Mrs. John Dennison Sunday. About titty friends pleasantly surprised Edward Skinner in honor >i" his birthday Monday evening. A pot luck supper was served. Mrs. Joe -Robison returned linin'Saturday after visiting Mr; and M -s 1 Otis Robison Chicago. >.■ Mrs. Henry Philips* oi Mishawaka and Mrs, George Burkey visited Mis - noon. : - Floyd and Delbert Robison sp iV . Easier at Payne, O. A number of local people aitond-'d-the annual Godd Friday meeting o IKin::', Olive, Holdemaii,'Nappa- ' lice, 'Salem, and Yellow Creek- Mennonite churches which I Was held .atd Eikhail. Friday evening. The iiivoi a Hon wits given by D. A. Yoder of Ihe, Olive church and Ray Yoder of the Salem Church, led in singing.'

Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted AND $3 up Nappamo- on Mondays with Johnson and Son Druggists Dr. J. Burke Optometrist arid mfg. opticians of South Bend, Ind. E. C. BEERY*-optometrist, In Charge

Local Girl Chosen as “May Queen”

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OAK GROVE Mr. and Mrs.; John* Gordon and daughter. Mi. and Mr*.' Frank I’. Gor-don'-and daughters. Mas. Solomon Wilson. Mr. 'and Mrs. Muse Wilsor and daughter, visited with Mr. .and Mrs '.'a.'in C . 1 a, sbuda'y. Mi. and Mis. John KiplVr and.cliil dren of near Brent n- spent Eastei with the latter’s par"nrs, Mr. and Mrs Ri haul Johnson, Afternooi rt- • " • callers were Mr. and Mrs. Mennti Longitield of Elkhart, and Mr. and Ms. IfttTi Johnson and daughter Ruth. ■ - Minion Grise- -pent Several days last week with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Char!, s .Grise.; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scoti of Wakarusa visit-d writ Mr. and Mrs. Wallet- Laughnian. Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. Otto Gordon "and 'daughter spent tii• • week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gordon, at Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Elmti; lloocher. and children, Mr. and Mi-, ftobert'Stillson and children, and Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Sauei and children spent Eater with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kellot at Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Mahloi. la inhart of .MonipelieL_ 0.. 9 u.:,,lay. with the. forme: 's patent's.. M , and Mrs,. E. F. Leinhart. Miss TI spent several days with hei parents; 1 Mr. and Mis Christian Sinn, Mr. and ii -. Ozi'a La.m-ifi I cat- !•••; 91 Sam i-1 Trim .- i h,.:- In-n s'-iinush ill.-at wakarusa, Friday. Mr. and Mr-. 'John, Ilaumaii .of Osceola. .Mi. and. Mi:s. Harley Wilson and ehitdrefi. • jhd Klnreda 'Skininvisit' and will) M. iml Mrs. Everett Gordon Sunday. •„ - . M and Mi Milton- Null and_chi!<l l cii oi ElkH, i ' i.l-v.alh Mr. and

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS. NAPPANEE, INDIANA

Ashland,' Ohio, April *l2 Ani': Loos was right! toAmp the Ashland ('nHfg Spring Festival to'he pres, no and. May 2a .ui the cutfipus of lie iursl sdgeol, eoTtciusivly to tin- lac Hum Ashland [College tjien are '.-liil'-men. With Miss Marjoi i Price' .of .Xa)ipuni'c. Ind. (topi ' h-eied 10 act as May (jip t-n jin this occasion and Mis* Mary liotdorf of'Sullivan: Oliio (left insert] - in the role ot Cinderella .■ n the pageant. "The Crystal Slipper,” which will form a par: of the festival, it can he 'seen that the. local school has a penchant for . the well know n preferred variety. The Misses Price and Botdorf are blonde and blueeyed. The entire celebration is in charge of Miss Madeline Werisinger of..Ashland (right insert); more bine yes. She has written the pageant which . will be presented Mini will direct Hi" work nf the lap;-.: number of student's who will take part. Miss WVnsinge; is a Senior at tl:e local school: Miss 1 Price, a .Ptiuj . ami A.liss Rot.dort, a Sophomore." . - Mrs. Ellis Null-Sunday. Mrs. Cecil Grise returned .- to her home Thursday from Fort \Y ". He aTter caring lor li'-i ni/ Hii i W ! o ims been seiimis'ly ill tin- jut-o w) Samuel Johnson oi spent the pu.st week wilh .Mi. a,id Mrs. Ricliard Johnson. Kosroe Siimpter rcturiici to :.':s home at ( fumstown. Friday', ai’er spending .- -v-ral wet k-i . il.li.Mr. afiid IBs. Rosen- i 'in in. Mr. and Mr-. \'i gil Fisl.u r and ( hikiren visited "with ti e latte s parents, Mr an : Mr-. Joins .Fog. near I lastings, Sunday. Charles •McGov. n. assis'ed' Mis. Rosc.be Ti lex of South IJ.'-nd in mov-' itig on hei laim lu re Thm •'day.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Binkley spent tiie week-end in Indianapolis. Mr, and Mrs. Isaac. Rodegeb and Mr. and Nlrs. Curtis Hmnniel spent Thiirsday in Elkliari; Mrs. Clara Thomas' 'and family were Sunday dinner guests ot- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dick. A Mrs; Jacob Pippenger called bn Mr. and Mrs: Jesse Stump at New Paris, Sunday evening, Donald Coar ’of Fort Wayne was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Landis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Anglin were Sunday dinner: guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snyder, at Mishawaka. Mr. and Mis. Willard Seehrist of Michigan City called on Mr. anri Mrs. Harry Anglin. -Sunday'a! ternoon. GERMAN CREEPING BENT LAWN GRASS.SEED makes beautiful LAWNS. Get it at SYLER & SYLER. ‘Lloyd Krueger of Midland. Mich., was, the week-end guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rucknran and 'daughter. Miss Lolita. Mr. and Mrs; Jake Snider and Miss Winifred Snider of -.'Plymouth" were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and, .Mi's. Oaka Laudaw. Kern and , Stanley W'eldy, students at Bluff ton College.'.spent' the • we< kend with ifiei-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weldy. Dr. and • Mr.-N - ' George \\ tijner AT Goshen were Sunday din in i attests ot the latter’s parents. Mi', and Mrs; Chasi Burhack. . Mrs, Wilbur Kaek and daughters, Dorothy and Eloise of Waukegan, 111., spent Wednesday and Thursday with; the. former’s moYh&r, Mrs - Cora Snider and family, SEMESAN BEL TREATMENT TO DISINFECT SEED POTATOES COSTS BUT 7q per BUSHEL—YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT IT. SYLER & SYLER. Mrs., Floyd Berkey and daughters, Misses Margaret and IJyeiy.n, Mi.-* Mary Fiery-oi- Syracuse -and Miss Kathryn A:bold of .Milford spent a few days here last week with Mrs, ft Cora Snyder. ■ ;* Mr..and Airs., Jesse Allan., of. northwest of. town, Mr. and MTs. Airrol Millet of -near New Paris,, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ybdei: .were, , Sunday dinner guests •o: Mr. and Mrs; Ezra Bieile, southeast ,or town.

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