Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 50, Number 51, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 August 1928 — Page 7

THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1928

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PERSONALS

N r and Mrs. Charles Welty spent ; Sunday in Elkhart. Mi s. Robert Barnhart left VVednes-1 day for a weeks' visit with relatives j at Hammond. Mrs. la-vi Angle my cr of Wakarusa •was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. i David AnglemyeV - s? Mr. and Mrs. Han Y otier called on Mr. anti Mrs. Ezra if foils, sou t heas •of town. Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Fred Roekstroli of South lie rid Were the week-end guest s ol Mrs. K. K. Ereven ami family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitehead of Now Paris were Sunday dinner '-"tests of Mr. and Mis. Harry Anglin. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bollman called on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kieffer, northeast of town, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Niles Snyder and family oi Danville, [ll., were the week-end guests of Mi. and Mrs, M. C. Beeehley. Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Brown and family, east of town, called on Mr. a.nd Mrs. Clint Callander, northeast of Milford, Sunday afternoon. Misses Genevieve and Blanche Irene 1 ialupey of Hammond returned home Wednesday after a ten day visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Robert Barnhart. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gentzhorn returned home Saturday after a. two j-weeks-’,.tom=...in;-the eant. They visited t'elaiives in New York and Pennsylvania and the Niagara Kails. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. EYE. Berlin attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roscoe at Goshen, Sunday, in honor of Warren Berlin's birthday anniyer I sary.

EVANGELICAL OAKWOOD PARK ASSEMBLY CLOSES SUNDAY The Oakwood Park Assembly of the Evangelical Church tit' the Indiana Conference which i nvened last Thursday at Oakwood . Park, Lake .Wawgs.ee, will close Sunday." The Assembly • '-embraces three tie j. visions: The W, M. S. Convention i and the Oakwood Pa: I. School of ,Leadership training., T - Evangelistic j conference is conducted '■> Rev. A. J. Dad" Elliott of Chica: ill,, student ; eey. National Y. M. . A. council. Ibis coniererice is toi *- ministers l and laymen. The W. M. S. Con ulion und' r 'he leadership of Mrs, if t). 1.0/.ier 'ri i’awtnckdt, R. 1, it’s tr -hii-nt. main- ' a ins :: study group course taught by Mrs. Clara Eilert Gillian's of.' the Italian Mission in Milwaukee, Wis., The School of Lead* rs hip Training with Rev. R. H. Mueller of South Bend, as dean, offers six courses with Hie following persons as Instrueior-: Dr. Geo. Stiditz,* D, D. f’h. D. of the . Central Reformed Seminary. Dayton. Ohio; Dr. Howard J. Kuist. fit, i) of the Biblical Seminary. N. Vv : c Dr. Paul Landis, of the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education. Philadelphia. Pa,; Violet Rush, of the National Kindergarten College. Evanston. 111.; Mrs Howard T. Kuist. Director of Vacation Church Schools, i White Plains, N. Y.

Charles J. Theiier of- Cleveland. O, i song leader of the assembly and Harry F, Fussher of Cleveland. 0., is pianist. The, recreational ili•TTmtrrratsW\Tl'iaTiTW.''M'ir'’;RTrWF,N!rpe~i' ville. 111. and the deputation eftairnian is Rev, A. A, Knepper, of Kencla 11 ville. “HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE” Can be overcome by natural methods. Improvement begins at once, treatments are pleasant. Call Dr. Warner, phone 176.

Price only 5520 (Chassis only) /. o. b. Flint, Mich.

FARMERS-BANKERS VISIT FARMS OVER COUNTY A caravan of 25 automobiles, carrying farmers, bankers, newspaper men find agricultural experts, nuriberirig close to 40 made the farmerbanker tour of Elkhart county last Thursday. The object of the tour, which, was under the 'direction of C, B. Blosser. Elkhart county agricultural agent, who acquainted the bankers and business men with the projects being undertaken by Elkhart county farmers. From Goshen the caravan moved to the Allen Smoker farm, southeast Oil the Lincoln highway. The Second stop was at the S. fi. Weaver Tarrii. also east of Goshen on the Lincoln' highway. From the. Weaver farm thf men went, to tie Tobe Ash farm, four miles north of M’itidleh-ery, ~ At noon the tour stopped at M ■ dlebury where a big dinner was served in the high school gymnasium. The V. V. Clark orchards, two miles south of Bristol, was the first stop of the afternoon. Front there the men went to tile Herbert Kilmer farm, two miles southwest' of J uptown. During the tour the men inspected farms along the' route. Edward A. St rope of the Farmers Loan and Trust company, and Ed Pippengef and Christ I'ntbaugh. of north of town, made the tour. . REVISED COURSE OF STUDY ■ EFFECTIVE THIS FALL Outlines of a revised course if 'study (or indiaita” lit g lWscli ools """jprm pared this summer by teachers and school officials arid approved by the state board of education have been sent out to the high schools for use tills fall by Roy P. Wisehart, state superintendent ol public instruction. Graduation requirements are: English, 3 'units.;-, citizenship, 1 unit; U. S. history, 1 unit; elective social study, 1 unit; mathematics, 1 unit; science, 1 unit; health education, 1 unii: elective from program of studies, 7 units. Although five courses in English are offered, only three ate required tor graduation. Biology and physics are suggested as the sciences to be offered by the smaller schools, with chemistry added where there is a demand and file school can afford to equip a laboratory. Botany and zoology are other subjects recommended for the science group in larger schools. r Miss Alice Abell, of this dity, was a member of Prof Erengen’s class at 1. I", summer school and assisted in making out the revised course for the I-atiir department of high schools.

ELKHART MEN BUY GOODS OF WARSAW BANKRUPT STORE . The stork, and fixtures of Dickey & Soils, of Warsaw, lias been purchased by Cohen & Hor wick, of Elkhart. present owners of the Quality Shoe Store. The purchase price was $7,620. The stock was listed as worth $13,279, and was appraised at $5,100. The new owners have not announced their plans but it was intimated by the receiver lor the store, that the store would be 'opened soon and operated at the present location. Seven other sealed bids were received, all of them lower than the purchase figure. BOURBON HOTEL SOLD TO COLUMBIA CITY MAN The Colonial hotel, the chief structure in the business district of Bourbon. changed hands this week when it was sold to Lee Price, of Columbia City. NOTICE OF RESOLUTION Nappanee, Indiana, July 16, 1928. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given by the Common Council of th< City of Nappapee, Indiana, that on the 16th day of July, 1928 they adopted declaratory resolution No. 13-1928. foi the construct ion of a sewer in South Locke from the north property line of Baltimore ,v Ohio right of way to north property line of Randolph street. Tin Common Council of said city has fixed August, 20, 1928 as a dm upon which remonstrances may be tiled or presented try persons inter ested in or affected by, said proposed improvement as above described, and on said day sit _j ;30 o'clock ,p. in. said Common ( 'niincil: will_ meet ' a-l— the city hall tor the purpose of hearing and , considering any remonstrance which may have been fried or. presented, and for Mu- purpose of taking filial action thereon. Such action .shall be final and .conclusive upon all persons. WILLARD A PRICE, Mayor of the City of Nappanee. Indiana. Attest' Ralph Arnott, City Clerk. (Aug. 2-9)

LOCKE Mr. and Mrs. W9ll Cloese ami sous and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rice and daughter ol Nappanee, Mr and Mrs, Jay Sheets and son, M and Mrs. George Hanes and dan -liters: and Raymond Johnson enjoyed a pot-luck dinner at Washington irk Mi liigart City, Sunday. Mrs. Manila Geiselman and Mrs. Christ Pippe.nger return i to Locke Sunday after spending a week with Oscar Loriey of Bourbon Miss Berth's Nohjel ~i,j R,tty Miehalek of Chicago . ail Mr. and Mrs. Jerome liurkev w. guests at dinner of Mr. arid Mrs. .Charles Burkey. Sunday. Mr. arid Mrs Jim Brock oi near New I’aris and Lewis Clouse were guests at dinner of Mr, and Jl.rr, Toni liroek, Sunday,

Miss Mary Mvers, Kaimond Sts: J retl. Miss Mabel Myers. Mr. and Mis, Joe Kaufman and son and Marguerite Suter attended ihe Stull reunion at McNarighton park at Elkhart, Officers elected were: George Stull, of Nappanee, president; David Stull. Warsaw, vice-president. and Mrs, Harry Huber of Elkhart. secretarytreasurer. Next reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank | May, of near Niles, Mich Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Myers arid I daughter, John Hillman, and Mrs. i Grace Biliman of Wakarusa visit id Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers Sundayafternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Huffier and family were guests or Mr. arid Mrs. j- Warren Hlosscr-ai Fitrak e iV~~Kun Jay ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Campbell of , Elkhart spent the week-end with Mr land Mrs. Jesse Kronk. Sunday. Miss Wilma Pippenger of Wakarusa was j also a guest, Mr. and Mrs, Tobias Yoder, Mr. i and Mrs. Emmory Mast, Gravelton, | Ray ('hupp, Burlington, and Mr. and j Mrs, Sam Farmwald were guests at dinner of Mr. and Mrs, Ray Miller. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mansi and J family visited Mr. and Mrs, Neal j Slabaugh, east of Nappanee, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Bender and ! children and his brother and sister-in-law. and children, and several friends, ail of Pennsylvania, were, guests at supper and spent Friday night with Mr, and Mis, Christ Bender. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bender and family of New Paris were also guests in tin; evening. The tt-n Chicago ihiJilieu who spent two weeks vacation in Monnoiiite homes in the vicinity of Locke and Nappanee returned to their homes on Monday afternoon, eha.pt.e-

oned. by Miss Bertha Nohjel, Miss Mary Ellen .Miller retained i home Friday after spending eleven t days at Camp M ack. Mr. and Mrs. Luther. McPherson arid children of Payne. O'.. spent the week-endwith Mr. and Mrs Will Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. John Clouse and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pippenger at Union Center, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bender and Mi Roy Shank and children spent Sun day near Niles, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller and children of near Lakeville, Mr: and Mrs. Emmert Miller .of hear- Union Center, and Miss Edna Dunham if Foraker, were guests of Mr ami Mrs. Vem Miller, Sunday.

Gladys Shank returned lioim Sunday. after spending the. week with Mr and Mts. Marvin ' Sommers at Elkhart. Mrv and Mrs ('barb s Hanes and. Mr and Mrs. Harold Hailes pt lire men visited Mr, and Mis.,Will Camp-' hell., Sunday afternoon: . . , Mr. and Mrs. Moses Burk holder es Ixis Angeles. Cal., visited Mi and Mrs. Nelson Mansi, Mr. and Mrs! Cornell Hoehste.tler. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burkholder and Jake and Moses Burkholder, the past we< k. Wilbur Myers of Niles is. spending a few days with Mr. and Mis:. Ralph Mans). FIFTY PRESENT AT LONG REUNION SUNDAY Fifty .'members, were present at tie Long reunion, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs... Raymond. Long, north of town, Sunday. A basket 'dinner. Was enjoyed. .Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. VV. S: Long, Elkhart Mr: anil Mis Monroe Lon;., and Mi and Mrs. Lotiis Nelson and ,mil>. Goshen; and a number from Wak.tr lisa arid vicinity: .. W. Mr S: OF U. B. CHURCH TO HAVE PICNIC SUPPER The W M Sos the I 13. diun li will meet at ” tin- Community ; ark Friday aft-moon. August. 10, Ai. t Jtl o’clot k .tin- program will lie: .C> it with i Fred Lemier as lead* r. nd at 6 Car o'clock a po.t-luek s uppei' will be veil. Everyone is urged i. Ipres- nt and bring your family. IH*. bring table service.

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SHERIFF’S SALE. Cause Number 17975 V By virtue of an order,of sale icy me issued from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Elkhart County, Indiana. I have h vied upon and will expose to public sale at, the. Court. House door, in Goshen, on Saturday, the Ist day of September 1928, be tween ihe hours of 10 o'clock A. M , and 4 o’clock P. M, of said day, the issues, rents and profits of ihe foi lowing described property, for the term of seven years; Jim if they fail to bring tin debt, interest; costs and accruing crisis,,'then R will be offered in fee-simple, to-wit I-ot.s numbered ri- is -it ty-six i76t and seventy s'eveu. iT'i j n . p a hlsirom's Third addition *o the town 01 Nappanee. Indiana: Also lot. number sixty-three (631 in Fahlslrom.s. second addition 10 Nappanee, Indiana; Also. the east two-thirds <2-3J of lot number eight <S) in Falilstrom's First addition to the- Town of Nap panee. Indiana: ■ Also, lot number thirty-Hiree (,331 in Hartman’s Second addition to tin Town of Nappanee. Indiana; Also the west onie-third. 1 1-3> es lot number thirty-two (32) in Stab ly’s division of the original plat of the Town of Nappanee. Indiana; Also lots numbered thirty-four (341. thirty-five (35) and thirty-six (36) in Highland addition situated It) (lie southwest quafrter (14) til the nortbeast quarter (L i of section .1 * )if3y -one (311. T n wnsliip—t-hir-t-y-ttn-■ : (35) north, range five (51 east. Also commencing at (he northeast corner of lot number twenty-lwo (22) in Fahistrotn's Fiist addition Io f the Town of Nappanee. Indiana: thence West one hundred thirty two (132). feet to the west line oi said lot; thence south along the west line of said lot forty-four (141 feet: (hence east one. hundred thirty-two (132) feel; thence north forty-tour (44) feet along the east line of sai* lot to the point of beginning; Also, commencing at the northeast corner of lot numbered twenty-five (25) in Stahly's original plat of the Town of Nappanee, Indiana; thence south twenty (20) feet: thence west thirty-four (34) inches; thence north twenty (20) feet; thence east (hirtvloiir (34) inches to the place of .beginning; Also, a part of lot numbered, twen

1 i.v live (25) in Henry Stably's divis ; ion of the original plat of the town 'I 'd Nappanee. . Indiana, described as j follow's; Commenring at the southeast corner of said lot .1 hence west l weritV-tvo (22) feet: thence north ninety (9(1) feet: thence east twentytwo 1 22) leet: thence south nineij (90) feet to the place of beginning j Taken as the property of Edwin ! L. VVisler to Satisfy a judgment o! said court in favor of Ethel Stryeker THOMAS M. LONG Sheriff of Elkhart County. J Goshen. Indiana. July 18th, 1925. L Burris, Plaintiff's Attorney (July 26-Aug. 2-9) SHERIFF'S SALE Cause Number 18087 By virtue of an order of sale to me issued Horn the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Elkhart County, Indiana, I hove levied upon and will expose to public sale at. the Court House door in Goshen, on Saturday, the 29th daj 1 J September 192 8, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M„ and L o clock I’. M, of said day, the issues ; rents and profits of the following described property, for the term of .seven years; but if they fail to bring the debt, interest, costs and accruing costs, then il wilt be offered in fe, simple, to-wit: The North Two-thirds (2-3) of lot number r wenty-two (22) in Faltl str.om's .Addition to the Town now City of Nappanee, Elkhart Conn ty, State of Indiana. Taken as the property cif Edwin I Wisler and) Grace M. Wisier to satis fv ti judgment <>.f..said coui: in favor of Thomas J: prickett. THOMAS M. j.ii.Ni. Sin t iff id Klkitart ( airily .Goshen,; Indiana:: July 17th, 1928, Vail, Simpson A Fir. -ton- Plain tiff's Art' i July 26 Aug 2-9

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