Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 64, Number 28, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 12 February 1942 — Page 2

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COMMUNITY CENTER SPECIAL SERVICE^ A ladies quartet and speaker irom the Fort Wayne Bible Institute will have charge of the morning and evening services at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. at the Hepton Union church, Sunday. Members of the quartet are Misses Dorothy Slabaugh, Mary Ellen Slabaugh, Sadie Hobecker and Lillian McLaid. Dorothy and Mary Ellen are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slabaugh, of this community. MISSION CIRCLE The Mt. Tabor Mission Circle met with Elsie Stackhouse Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Alma Parks as leader. Mrs. Parks gave a splendid talk, Pearl Applegate read a letter to the Mision Circle entitled “Done Tree Church of Cod, Weissret, Nebraska.” Mrs. Eva Fox read a letter to the Circle from Mrs. Lodema Yeager, a former member, telling of the needs of Christian service in lowa. Warren Harlan enlisted in the United States army Tuesday at South Bend and was taken to Ft. Benjamin Harrison the following day. He is anxious-to do his bit for Uncle Sam. Hudson. McCuen lead the midweek prayer meeting at Mt. Tabor Thursday evening. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ChiVington called on the former’s sister, Mrs. Kosa Thomas, Tuesday of last week. Floyd Anglin, who underwent an operation at the McDonald hospital recently was brought home Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Marion Shroyer of Columbia City called at the hospital to see Mr, Anglin. On learning that he had been taken home, they motored to the Anglin home and brought sunshine with them. Roy Gessenger’s physical condition is quite serious as he has developed pneumonia. Mr. Stewart, of Bourbon, lias been doing some carpenter work for his son-in-law, Warren Hawley, of this place. Sunday guests at the Rowland home were Miss Ann Louise Scabo of South Bend and Miss Jeanne Hall, of Bourbon. Wednesday Mr. and I\lrs. Henry Myers and son, Delbert, of this place and Mrs. DaVe Seehrist, of Nappanee were guest sos Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Getz, who reside east of Howe. Miss Ruth Stackhouse spent Sunday'with Miss Maxine McCuen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas entertained Rev. and Mrs. Paul Watson and family,r. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ganshorn and son and Mr. and Mrs, Dallas Wyman and family on Sunday. Mrs. Ora McCuen is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers and Delbert spent Thursday afternoon at the Conrad Hand home. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton G. Harlan, Misses Lois and Berniece Harlan, Lloyd Harlan and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Wood motored to Indianapolis, Sunday, where they vis-: ited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Palmer and family and Warren Harlan. Mrs. Pearl Applegate railed on Mrs. Stack Rowland late Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Evelyn Gall helped her. sister, Bertha McCuen, care for Richard Howard, who has a bad case of the mumps. Mrs. Stack Rowland was pleasantly surprised on the evening of her birthday, Feb. sth, by the fol-

FAIRY THEATRE NAPPANEE. INDIANA Friday & Saturday, Feb. 13-14 Double Feature Program “THE BLONDE FROM SINGAPORE” with Leif Erikson, Florence Rice, Gordon Jones, ;Don Beddoe. And Roy Rogers in “JESSIE JAMES AT BAY” With George “Gabby” Hayes Also, Cartoon, Canine Caddy. Sunday & Monday, Feb. 15-16 Tyrone Power in “A YANK IN THE R. A. F.” With Betty Grable, John Suttßn, Reginald Gardiner. Also, News; Cartoon, The Bird, Came C. O. D. • Tuesday (1 nite only) Feb. 17 “THE WOLF MAN” With Claude Rains, Warren William, Ralph Bellamy, Patric Knowles, Bela Lugosi, Maria Ouspenskaya, Evelyn Ankers and Lon Chaney, Also, Comedy, I’ll Fix It; Picture People; Sportreel, King Salmon. (Adm. 17c and 11c Inc. Tax) Wednesday and Thursday, ' Feb. 18 - 19 Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda in ‘YOU BELONG TO ME’With Edgar Buchanan, Roger Clark, Ruth Donnelly, Melville Cooper. Also, Screen Snapshots; Cartoon, Red Riding Hood Rides Again. (This Picture is Sponsored by the Knights of Pythias)

‘ lowing: Mrs. Charles Edler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edler and Anna Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Stackhouse and Juanita, Mr. ,and Mrs. Charles O. Thomas, Mr.(and Mrs. Ernest? Parks and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Zonn Fox, Letha and Martha, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen and Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. John Applegate and Mary, and Miss Helen Wyman. The occasion was also in honor of others in the group who celebrate February birthdays, namely, Mrs. Charles Edler, Mrs. Owen Stackhouse, John Applegate, Argyl Rowland, and Mis Margaret Krou. Refreshments were ice cream and cake. Mrs. Lloyd Miller and daughter, Jane, visited with the former’s grandmother, Mrs. Dave Seehrist, Thursday. Mrs. Cora Ganshorn was a welcome guest of Rev. and Mrs. John MeColley of Leesburg, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ella Byrer hasn’t been feeling so well the past few days. The address of Pvt. Chester C. Miller, 35169903, is now Cos. F„ 105th Inf., A. P. O. No. 27, Fort Ord, California. Because of the advent of War time, the morning service at the Mt. Tabor church will begin at 10 o’clock. The evening service will continue to be held at 7:00 p. m. for the present. P. F. C. and Mrs. Owen Deisch visited Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deisch, Thursday. Mrs. Amelia Estep and daughter, Vera, called at the Clayton Plarlan home Wednesday evening. After an illness of ten days, Henry Myers returned to work at the Coppes factory. Mr. and Mrs. ; P. D. Ganshorn were Monday dinner guests at the Homer Ganshorn home. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Anglin and daughter, Donna Marie, of Ft. Wayne, enjoyed being at the former’s old hoifle with his parents. Monday • evening. Other guests at the W. I. Anglin home were: Marjorie Anglin and Phyllis Knepper, of Etna Green. John Applegate has been suffering much with muscular cramps. Wayne Rapp, son of Earl Rapp, and grandson of “Den” Rapp, of Nappanee, enlisted for the air corps two years ago. He is now in the Canal Zone. Wayne is a splendid young man, a former deacon of the Millwood Chapel church. HASTINGS NEWS Sunday school at 9:30, Harvey Hollar, Supt. Church services at 7:15. Rev. Roy Keller, pastor. A miscellaneous shower was* given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Snowden at the home of William Tusing, Friday evening. There were quite a number present and Mr. and Mrs. Snowden received many useful gifts. Ice cream and cake were served. Mrs; Paul Hollar called on Mrs. Richard Hollar one day Ihst week. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Heckaman and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Heckaman and family Thursday evening. Mrs. Freda Hollar spent Thursday with Mr. and, Mrs. William Tusing and family. Elvin Tusing spent, the week end with his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Hollar spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Biller of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stump and daughter, Joan of Grayelton called on Mr. and Mrs. James Biller Sunday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar I and daughters spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tusing and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kasper and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fori rest George. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tusing and family of Dutchtown were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Tusing and family. I Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Keiffer and sons iof Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar and daughters. : Norma Jean Hollar spent Sunday night with Joyce and Dorothy Tusing. Mr. and Mrs. IJalph Biller of j Milford were Monday evening ! supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, j Harvey Hollar. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Keiffer l and sons of Elkhart and Mr. and j Mrs. John Biller and son were | Sunday evening supper guests of i Mr. and Mrs. Andy Snowden of I Milford. SHERIFF’S SALE Cause No. 22844. By virtue of an order of sale ;to me issued from the Clerk of j the Circuit Court of Elkhart I County, Indiana, I have levied upon and will expose to public sale at the Court House door, in Goshen, on Monday, the 9th day of March, 1942, between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M., and 4 o’clock P. M., of said day, the j fee simple, together with the bents, issues, income and profits of the following described Real Estate situate in Elkhart County, State of Indiana, to,-wit: The west half of the northwest auarter of section 19, township 35 north, range 5 east, containing 80 acres, more or less; subject to all legal highways. Taken as the property 'of Joseph J. Kaufman, Feme Marie Kaufman, et al to satisfy a Judgment of said Court in favor of The Federal Land Bank of Louisville. Ralph E. Logan, Sheriff of Elkhart County. By LaMar B. Himes, Deputy. Goshen, Indiana, January 29th, 1942. Ravmer & Raymer, Plaintiff’s Att’y. I (5-12-19)

NEWS NOTES AND PERSONAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillis spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Wise. Jenny Lee and Ted Gall spent Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs. George Yeiter of Atwood. * J. A. Abell spent Friday and Saturday at Indianapolis and attended a meeting of the City and Town Supt. Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ingle and family were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Ingle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bock ot Claypool were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. Bock’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bock and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gall attended, a Sunday School class party on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson of near Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClure and son of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Priser were entertained at dinner on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hahn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gall and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stump and daughter, Peggy Lou spent Sunday , afternoon at the home of Mr. Gall’s Brother and sister-in-law, Mr. arid Mrs. Harley Gall of near Syracuse. Mrs. Ray Eyer and Woodie Kring of Goshen called at the home of Mrs. Oren Cleveland on Tuesday to see their mother, Cora Kring, who is ill. Other callers were Mesdames Cora Ganshorn, Wilma Woods, Lola Thomas, Eva Fox, Ora McCuen, Elsie Stackhouse and Della McCuen. Bobby Wayman also called. ; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Best, David Johnson, Hobert Johnston, Raymond Miller, Gerald Bigler, Jim Newcomer, Willis Roose, Pat Doyle, Walter Reed, Ollie Stutzriian, Robert Geyer, Dallas Gardner and Logan Luke were entertained at a pot-luck supper on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and family. War-time recipes from London. An English mother tells how she feeds her family under the difficult conditions of war and meatless days, and gives 6 of her favorite recipes. You’ll find her article and recipes in The Housewife’s Food Almanack, that unusual feature appearing with The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week’s Sunday Chicago Herald-Ameri-can. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ELI YODER HELD LAST SATURDAY AFTERNOON Eli Yoder, 83, died at the home j of his son, Rev. Ray F. Yoder, \ north of Nappanee last Wednes- j day evening after an illness of j two weeks. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at! the North Main St. Mennonite j church, Rev. Homer North offi-: dating and assisted by Rev. j Virgil Weaver. Burial was 'in the North Union cemetery. Mr. Yoder was born in Mahon- j ing county, Ohio, March 3, 1858.; He came to Elkhart county when but sixteen years of age. He, was united in marriage to Eliza- i beth Freed February 6, 1873.1 Besides farming Mr. Yoder was a j carpenter and spent much of his! later life following this line of; work. He made his home on; West Market street in this city Until the last few years when i his age forced his retirement from active work. It was necessary for him not only to retire from working but his age made; it .unsafe for him to drive an automobile and finally he and his I wife went to the farm home again to live, the farm being occupied by his son. Surviving besides his widow is the son, Ray F. Yoder, another son living at Mechanicsburg, Pa., a daughter, Mrs. Ray Chambers, of Nappanee, 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.! JOHN REGENOS NAMED, j WINNER IN ORATORICAL CONTEST BY LEGION j John Regenos was given fhspt! honors in the oratorical held last Friday at the ' high school .and will represent’ Nappanee in" the county contest to be held at Goshen. The contest was sponsored by the Nap- ! panee Post American Legion, with Miss Frances Barnard, speech instructor and Russel Hartman supervising the contest for the post. Mrs. Bob Lloyd, Roy Ruckman and Cecil Stalnakwere judges. The subject was “Some Phases of the Constitution of the United States.” HENRY L. PLETCHER SELLS GUERNSEY TO CRAWFORD & SON OF MILTON Peterborough, N. H. Earl Crawford & Son of Milton, Ind., recently purchased a registered Guernsey bull from Henry L. PI etcher of Nappanee, Ind., to add to his herd. Evergreen Heartsease Laddie 304853 is the name under which this animal is registered with The American Guernsey Cattle Club.

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COUNTY POULTRY SCHOOL AT GOSHEN WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18 Elkhart County Poultry School being conducted Wednesday, Feb. 18th in the Community Room of the First National Bank, Goshen, provides a well-rounded, day’s program of appeal to small poultry raisers as well as large flock owners. Elkhart County poultrymen as well as farm producers over the entire mid-west are asked to increase egg production during 1942. This request coming through the United States Department of Agriculture should be complied with where existing facilities will permit. Elkhart County flock owners have found it both profitable and patriotic to maintain high egg production per flock during the past winter months. v February 18th the poultry meeting will start at 10:00 a. m. with a discussion of poultry outlo6k with Joe Sicer, Purdue Poultry Specialist. 10:40 Hobart

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Creighton one of Indiana’s lead"ing poultrymen will appear on the Goshen program discussing “Hatcherymen-Poultrymen Relationships”. 11:30 “Sanitation on Farms” will be discussed. At 1:00 p. m. the County Poultry meeting will open, with a discussion of “Care and Management of Growing Stock Between Eight and Twenty Weeks” and the session will be concluded with a panel discussion upon marketing of eggs and poultry. Local poultry producers included in this panel discussion will be Martin Bassett, J. C. Forman, Carl Coss, R. H. Smolenski and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins. A business meeting of the New Paris Egg Shipping Association will be held immediately upon the completion of the February 18th Goshen Poultry meeting. All poultry producers are cordially invited to attend. HELEN BEST TO BE HOSTESS TO MEMBERS OF CLUB 36 MONDAY Members of Club 36 will be entertained on Monday, Feb. 16th at the home of Helen Best.

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