Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 61, Number 39, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 May 1939 — Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1939

MILFORD A large crowd attended the Milford high school commencement exercises for the 23 graduates on Friday evening, April 28, held at the Milford community building. The class colors, red and white were in evidence in the decorations and baskets of red and white carnations were arranged on the stage. Dr. William G. Spencer, president of Franklin College addressed the group on ‘‘To him that hath shall Ibe given, and to him that hath not, that which he hath shall be taken away.”. The Milford high school baftd under the direction of Prof. Joseph Judkins, furnished music for the occasion, the hand making a fine appearance In the new navy blue uniforms. In the Kosciusko circuit court, on a motion of the plaintiff Granville C T. Whittaker against Valentine T. Yoder of Milford has been dismissed. Damages amounting to SIO,OOO were asked by Whittaker for personal injuries in an automobile accident which occurred on Feb. 28, 1938 on the Milford-Nappanee road,, Dee Culp, who lives at the Kosciusko county infirmary is spending a few days with the Albert Krull family and other Milford friends. Miss Hermoine Gottas of Mansfield, 0., who has been visiting relatives in Calif., and at Elgin, 111., arrived here on Friday to spend a few days with her nephew Frank Beer, Jr„ and family just west of town before returning to her home. Mrs. Earl Tom of two and onehalf miles south of Milford entertained the Past Matron’s club of the Eastern Star lodge of Nappanee on Tuesday evening May 2. Mrs. A. D. Winner of Nappanee, was the assisting hostess. Old paners, bundled, sc. AdvanceNews.

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WE DELIVER PHONE 01 Freeseland Farm Roll Butter . . lb. Me PINEAPPLES, Del Monte, No. 2% cans 19* PEARS, Del Mionte, Bartlett, No. 2% cans 19* APRICOTS, Libby’s, halves, No. 2 y 2 cans 19* PEACHES, Libby’s, halves, No. 2 y 2 cans 17* FRUIT COCKTAIL, Lbby’s, No. 2% cans 24* PLUMS, Simon’s, fresh, No. 2% cans 15* PEAS, Simon’s selected sweet, 2 cans 23* TEA’S, Toppy Early June, 3 cans TfrrTTTTTTTr:; 25* CORN, Libby’s, white or yellow, 2 cans 23* CORN, Toppy, Country Gent, 3 cans 25* PORK and BEANS, Libby’s, 28i oz. cans, 3 for .. 25* RED BEETS, Simon’s cut, No ;'2y 2 can 10* Crackers Krispies % lbs. 23c COCOA, Hersheys, pure, pound can 12* CHOCOLATE SYRUP, Hershey’s, potind can 9* NOODLES, Foulds, pure eggs, per pound 15* PRUNES, large size, 3 pounds 25* RAISINS, bulk seedless, 3 pounds 23* MARSHMALLOWS, Little Elf, per pound 13* Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 F B and lOC PUREX, whitens clothes, full quart AMMONIA, Toppy, full quart 10* LYE, Red Seal, Lewis, high test, 3 cans 25* BORAX, 20 Mule Team, per pound 15* PAPER CLEANER, Climax, 3 cans 25* OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, tall cans, 2 for l3* mWRZimk 4 15 C NAPKINS, Snow White, 80 count 9* PRIM TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls 10* PAPER TOWELS, Charmin, 150 count .......... lOtf KLEENEX TISSUE, 200 count. 2 pkgs 25t WAX PAPER, Rap in Wax, 2 rolls IS*

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FORMER NAPPANEE WOMAN DIEB AFTER EIGHT DAY ILLNESS Mrs. Ruth G. Weber, 46, wife of Ralph C. Weber, of Wolcottville, died in the Sturgis Memorial hospital at 8:30 o’clock Thursday evening < after an illness of eight days due to abdominal obstruction. The daughter of Ephriam and Emma Emmert, Mrs. Weber was bom Sept. 2, 1892, in Nappanee. Her marriage took place in Goshen on March 27, 1914, and Mr. and Mrs. Weibei' moved from Topeka to the farm" near Wolcottville seven years ago. Surviving besides "husband and her mothem’now -a resident of Goshen, are two sons, John of Elkhart and Lowell at home; a daughter Emma, also at home; four brothers, Paul Emmert of Elkhart, Christ of Goshen, George of New Paris and John of Ligonier, and two sisters, Mrs. Orla Chiddister of Butler and Mrs. Christ Moser of Westville. Funeral services were' held at Goshen Sunday. HAROLD BARTMAN, JR. WINS MARBLE TOURNEY HELD LAST FRIDAY Harold Bartman, Jr., won the marble tournament held last Friday and the right to compete in the county tournament at Elkhart on May 13. Bartman easily outpointed all his rivals with the exception of Cort Stose, who ran him a close second, but, fell before "his accurate shooting. c MRS. HERSHEL DINKELDINE TO BE HOSTESS TO THE MEMBERS OF CHARM CLUB Members of the Charm Club will be entertained on Tuesday evening, May 9th at the home of Mrs. Hershel Dinkeldine of near Bremen.

ORANGES, Sunkist, per dozen 15 25 35c GRAPEFRUIT, marsh seedless, 6 for 25* LETTUCE, large solid heads, 2 for 15* CABBAGE, solid heads, per pound .. 5* PINEAPPLES, large size, 2 for 23* BANANAS, fancy ripe, 5 pounds 25*

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a l* a 4* * * PERSONALS AND * * LOCALS * * 1 i * ■ | *t

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geyer and daughter, Louise were dinner guests Sunday at the home pf Mr. and Mrs. Lon Geyer. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McGowen and daughters of near Bremen spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Hepler. FRIDAY - SATURDAY FEED SPECIAL. STAUFFER’S STARTING MASH, $2.05. DR. HESS PAN-A-MIN $7.50. STAUFFER GRAIN CO. Mrs. Homer Foulke and daughter, Mariann spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Foulke’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Reece of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kuhns and daughter and Luke Kuhns of Bremen were guests Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Rhodes and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stahly and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Stahly and two children of Wakarusa were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stahly. Mr. and Mrs. Orange Christner and family were guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Christner’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Detwiller of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Leiter of Mishawaka and Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Geyer and Kent Wilson of Elkhart were € - guests Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Geyer. YOU WILL FIND AT THE NEW HADLEY DRESSSHOP LOVELY GIFTS FOR GRADUATION AND MOTHER'S DAY. GIFT BOXES FREE. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stouder and daughter, Maxine and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stouder and son, Joe were supper guests last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fink. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grasz, Mrs. Amanda Blosser and Mr. and- Mrs. Howard Field spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frick and family of Wawaka. Mr. and Mrs. David Stahly were among those *>om Nappanee that attended the funeral of Mr. Stahly’s niece held Sunday morning at the Stiver Funeral home of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Culp, Mrs. E. E. Frevert, Mrs. Cleta Rbckstroh and daughter, Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lemna and family were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Buinb of South Bend. > , • . . - ■ .. Mr.' and Mrs. Gerald Geyer and daughter, Wanda Jane of Fostoria, Ohio, were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Geyer. On Monday they attended the funeral of Mrs. Geyer’s father, Newton Calbeck.

AYR * Amish church services will be held at the Henry Schmucker home on Sunday. Mr; and Mrs. Raymond Hochstetler and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hochstetler and daughters near Bremen Saturday evening. Mary Ann Miller called on Mrs. Harvey Miller Thursday. Mrs. Ira Hochstetler and daughter Edna spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jacob Borkholder. Mrs. Sam Chupp and daughter and Mrs. Andrew Miller called in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. David Borkholder, Jonas Borkholder and Mahlon Yoder attended the community sale in Topeka, Tuesday. Mary Miller assisted Mrs, Andrew Hochstetler with her work last week. Mary Ellen and Miriam Hochstetler spent Thursday at the Harvey Miller home. Ada and Amanda Borkholder assisted Mrs. Jonas Borkholder with her work Wednesday afternoon. Vernie, Lizzie, Barbara, Amanda and Levi Chupp spent Sunday at the John T. Borkholder home. Mrs. Amanda Burkholder was a Wednesday supper guest at the Henry Schmucker home. Mrs. Andrew Miller and daughters, Katie and Sarah spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrsr Mary Yoder. Mrs. Eli J. Borkholder, Mrs. Sam Chupp and Mrs. Amos Whetstone assisted Mrs. Jacob Borkholder with her work Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. David Bork'holdep called on Mr. and Mrs. Elias Miller Thursday evening. Elsie Hochstetler *of Nappanee spent Thursday night at the David Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hershberger and baby spent Friday at. the Noah Borkholder home. Mrs. Amanda Burkholder was a Thursday caller at tne David Miller and John Hershberger homes. Mrs, J. J. Borkholder and Mrs. Daniel Borkholder called at the Moses J. Miller home Thursday forenoon. Anna, Clara and Laura Borkholder, Mary and Rosa Yoder spent Sunday afternoon with Emma and Carolina Borkholder. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Borkholder called on Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Borkholder Tuesday evening. Jacob and Simon Miller and Lewis Borkholder spent Sunday afternoon at the Amos Whetstone home. John and Willard Miller spent Friday at the Ellas Miller home. Oliver and Herman Miller spent Tuesday evening at the Andrew Miller home. Anna and Emma Borkholder, Daniel, Joe and John Henry Borkholder, Eli, John and Perry Hochstetler and

GRAVELTON birthday dinner A birthday dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo McDonald and family in honor of Mrs. McDonald and daughter, Francis. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Joslin or Lapaz, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Joslin and family of South Bend, Mrs. Anna Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hershberger and two children and Mr. ami Mrs. otto Robison and, family. WEINER ROAST. ... Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Stump and sons entertained the following guests at a welner roast at their home Saturday eveninr in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stouder. who were married recently: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DeFrees and Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeFrees and family of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fox and family. Miss Ida Whitehead, Mr. and Mis Hurve DeFrees and children and Mr. and Mrs. Stoffel DeFrees. James Callander returned home Wednesday evening from a ten days visit with his daughter, Mrs. Clint Grise and family and his son, Clint Callander and family of Mishawaka. Mrs. Rollo McDonald and children and Mrs. Otto Robison and children spent Tuesday and Friday of last week with their mother, Mrs. Anna Thomas. Miss Deloris Brumbaugh helped Mrs. William Fervida with her house cleaning several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brumbaugh and sons, Ronald mid Donald were Sunday callers of Mr, ami, Mrs. Victor Brumbaugh. The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Helen Stuckman oi Milford and Mrs. Harley Stuckman and daughters, Elizabeth and Dorothy of New Paris were recent callers of Miss Frieda Sawyer. Mrs. Charles Lost-e and children and Mrs. Charles Brumbaugh were Sunday afternoon callers at the Virgil Stump home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert StumD and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stump. Jr. and daughter were Sunday even,nu luncheon guests, at the Stump Home. Betty Lou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sharp -pent Saturday and Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. Cora Snider.

Mr. Reading of South Bend was a guest Sunday of Ed and Sarah Hruut. Mr. and Mrs.„ t’loyd Jackson and son were callers at ,the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stump at New .Paris, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malcolm were dinner guests Sunday at the Clarence Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruff and family of near Huffman lake were guests Sunday of the Losee family. Miss Frieda Sawyer, who is recovering nicely from an apptyidioitis operation, was presetted with a sunshine box Frlduy by a number of friends in this vicinity. Mrs. Charles Brumbaugh spent Monday with Mrs. Victor Brumbaugh. Mr. and Mrß. ('. W. Jackson and family were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kjingerman at Buttermilk Point. Mrs. Tom Sharpy helped Mrs. James Brown with her house cleaning several days last week. • Mrs. Owen Hershberger was a guest Sunday night and Monday of her sister, Mrs. Otto Robison and children. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wysong of Blue Island,. 111., were week end guests of "His parents, Mr. and Mi’s. Charles Wysong. , Miss Helene Jackson, who wofks in Elkhart was a week e.nd guest of her mother, Mrs. Goldie Jackson and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson of Elkhart are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jackson several days this week. Mrs. " Victor ‘■Hershberger spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Otto Robison and children. Mrs. Lester Weber was a guest Thursday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rensberger and family were dinner gu&ts Sunday ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Blackburn and family of Mentone. Mrs. Fannie Kauffman and children were guests Thursday of her sister, Mrs. John Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harve McDonald, Mrs. Robert Stump, Mrs. Virgil Stump, Jr., and Mn and Mrs, Harvd DeFrees were Sunday afternoon call ers of Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Sawyer and daughter, Frieda. „

Sarah and Minerva Hochstetjer spent Sunday at t lie Daniel Borkholder home. Ada Borkholder spent Thursday night and Friday at the Audy 1. Yo der home. Mattie and Sarah Miller spent Friday afternoon at the Amos Whetstone home. Susie Borkholder assist!’!! MlSt Jonas Borkholder with her "housework Thursday. Mrs. J. J. Borkholder culled in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller and’ ibaby called at the Isaac Miller home Saturday evening. Anna Bell, Lydia Mae and Elmer Borkholder spent Sunday at the Ja cob Borkholder, Jr., home. Katie Miller was a Saturday dinner guest at the John Miller home. Owen Borkholder will spend a few' weeks near Topeka at the Ell Voder home. Ada. Amanda and Emma Borkhol d.er, Alina Hochstetler, Melvin and Carollnu Borkholder and Maryann Miller were Sunday supper guests at the Andrew Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. David Borkholder and daughters. Ada and Amanda and Mrs. Amanda Borkholder were Friday supper guests at the Ell Miller home Mr. and Mrs. Elias Miller called at the Oscar Schmucker home Friday evening. Martha Kaufman, Jonas, Ivan, Men no and Fannie Kuhns spent Sunday at the Dan Otto home. Katie Miller started working for the summer at the Levi Kuhns home on Monday. Reuben Hershberger called at the Noah Borkholder home Monday evening. Mrs. J. J- Borkholder called on Mrs. Dan B. Hochstetler and children Monday afternoon.

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