Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 81, Number 33, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 27 February 1958 — Page 15

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Mrs. Elias Sarber Harold Templin, near Nappanee, was a Thursday caller in our vicinity. Shirley Sarber called on Mary Sixui' Wednesday and visited at the Lonnie Webb home near Etna Green, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd _ Gordon and Kenneth and Tommy" Sarber were in Goshen, Sunday. Larry Miller of Middlebury, called in our vicinity, Saturday. Leonard Martin, near Goshen, was a Saturday caller here.

JONAH FISH FRY (Original Jonah Club) Feb. 28 5-8 p.m. OSOLO SCHOOL, ELKHART 1 ml. N. of N. Side gym on Cassopolis, 2 mi. E. to school PROCEEDS TO BASHOR HOME

WRESTLING One Night Tournament INDIANA CHAMPIONSHIP BELT Drawing for opponents All wrestlers from Indiana Johnny Gilbert Tiger Longoria Bad Boy Joe Jack Thoirnton Doug Lindsey Ray Schaeffer (Former Mr. Universe) SAT., MAR. 1 - 8 P. M. (CST) Nappanee Community Building Sponsored By American Legion Post 154 RINGSIDE RESERVE $1.50 PLUS TAX - GENL. ADM. SI.OO PLUS TAX - CHILDREN 50c TAX INCL. | Advance Ticket Sale JIM’S SPORTING GOODS 109 E. Market Nappanee Phone 751

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49.6% of all of Indiana’s communities (areas of concentrated population) depend entirely upon truck service for their freight transportation. That means 1580 communities—B32 of them towns —which receive -everything they need and use, and ship out everything they produce, by truck —and by truck only. Even in those other communities served by both truck and rail facilities, truck transportation is found to be of greatest relative importance. For instance, a report just published by the Metropolitan. Planning Department of Marion County—“ Manufacturing and Commuting in Metropolitan Indianapolis” —reveals the relative im-

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By Mary Burke.v Amish church will be in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Stutzman Sunday. Junior sewing of Maple Lawn Amish Mennonlte church will be at Moses Mast home, Goshen, Friday evening. Young Peoples Literary of Maple Lawn will meet Wednesday evening next weejc at Henry' Graber home, Goshen, Fred Goss, Clinton, la., spent the weekend with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Goss. Bill Goss was also a dinner guest Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Goss were there Saturday evening, Russel Buss, Mrs, Ren Metzler, Nappanee, and Mr. and Mrs. George Buss sr., attended the funeral of a cousin. Freeman Buss at LaPorte, Thursday. Freeman was the son of the late George and Mag Buss. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller and daughters, Wakarusa, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. uevi J. S. Hochstetler and Doris. Roy Miller is recovering from pneumonia. Callers last week were John Miller, Daniel Miller,

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer D. Strutzman, Samuel Chuipp and Daniel Yoder. Supper guests Sunday of Charley Mattera were the Richard Mattera family, Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. John Mattem and son, Wakairusa and Thomas Mattera. family. Sunday was Thomas’s birthday. Mrs. Lulu Longenecker was a dinner guest Sundiay of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Goss. Dinner guests Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Chupp and Mark also Marilyn and Bolide Yoder, Bremen. Mrs. Wayne Welty and Brian, Nappanee, were there for dinner Thursj day. Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Borkholder Sunday evening were Stanley Cobbum family, Goshen, Herman W. Miller family, northeast of Locke, and the Davy Burkholders. James Buss family, south of Wakarusa, visited Thomas Mattem family Friday evenng. Mrs. Frankie Clouse/ Nappanee, was a dinner guest Sunday of her sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sheets. Callers of the Menno J. Hochstetler family Sunday were David J. D. Miller family, southwest of Nappanee and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Yoder, east of Nappanee. Mrs. Lee Bleile was there Saturday evening. Shirldn Bollman, Nappanee, was a guest Sunday of Myron Metzler at the .Floyd C. Metzler home. Carlyle Grimm family, Bourbon, visited her mother, Mrs. Harvey McGowen, Saturday. Melvin Sehwetert family, Leesburg, Mr. and Mrs. Levi J. S. Hochstetler and Doris were guests of Menno J. Hochstetler family, Sunday evening. JUNIOR WOMEN HEAR REVIEW OF ‘KING AND I” Mrs. Robert Wyman, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mrs. John Maust, presented a review of the broadway musicale, “The King and I” at the second February meeting of Jr. Woman’s club. The hostess was Mrs. Charles Stump. Eighteen members answered roll call by naming a broadway musicale. Mrs. Dan Guard, Mrs. Jerry Bigler and Mrs. Joe Stillson told of their recent visit to LuAnn nursing home. Mrs. Guard is chairman of the visitation committee. Plans to visit Elkhart county home were discussed and favors made. Next meeting will be in the'home of Mrs. Fred Curtis Tuesday, March 4 at 8 p. m. Members will answer roll call with “My Favorite Time of Day and Why.” The lesson on Mental Health wll be in charge of Mrs. Don Brown. CAMP FIRE GIRT S WORK FOR FIREMAKER RANK Mrs. Eldon Hepler’s Camp Fire group■ has passed the Firemaker rank requirement of cooking and serving a meal. Diane Gardner, Karen McFall, Mary Ellen Forsythe. Betty King and Betty Martin cooked arid served their meal at the home of Mrs. Jasper Gardner, Janet Reed. Nedra Jensen, Rita Slabaugh, Erma Fike and Marilyn Thomas cooked and served in the home of Mrs. Charles Reed. Mt. Zircon, Maine, has one of the world’s two known moontide springs—it flows 60 gallons per minute during the full moon, and 40 gallons per minute during the ebb moon. (The other spring is in S. Africa).

portance of the several forms of transportation to 293 manufacturing firms operating within metropolitan Indianapolis. These firms reported an average of 72.2% of source materials received by truck and 77.5% of products shipped by truck. In the Bend-Mishawaka Area, comparable average percentages in 1954 were found to be 76.4% for materials received by truck and 82.9% for products shipped by truck. These authentic survey figures tell part of the story about who uses trucks—whether they be for-hire or privately owned. The figures also reveal that any transport truck you see is on a business mission, put to work by someone needing service.

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Mrs. Robert Knmfelt Twenty-one ladies from First EUB church, Nappanee, joined women of Island Chapel church in the study of the second program on “Christ and Crisis in Japan”, last Friday evening. Mrs. Enos Hollar led in the presentation of the lesson. Mrs. Russel Hardesty, Mrs. Paul Kolo, jr. and Mrs. Richard Cain sang, “Thanks Be To God,” accompanied by Mrs. Junior Hollar. In keeping with the lesson subject the piano prelude was two numbers, “Os Foreign Lands and People” by Rolaert Schumann, and “In a Japanese Tea Garden” by Elizabeth Hopson, played by Mrs. Oscar Haney. Mrs. Robert Heckaiman was the Reader, and those in the playlet, “The United Church in Japan Expands,”* were:Chairman. Mrs. Enos Hollar; Japanese Educator, Mrs. Oscar Haney; Japanese Layman, Mrs. Junior Hollar; Rev. Tanaka, pastor from Hokkaido, Mrs. Grace Huffman; Rev. Fridell, Baptist missionary, Maiblle Sloat; Dr. Yasuda. Pastor of former EUB church in Kyoto, Japan, Mrs. Paul Eppley; Rev. Wan. Barrett, EUB missionary, Mrs. Willard Sechiist. The table at Which those characters sat was decorated 'with bowl of simulated peach branches in bloom and two Vermillion tori! with Japanese figures. Mrs. Robert Heckaiman served pie, mints, and coffee. She was assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Haney. Mrs. Robert Rumfelt will be hostess for the March meeting, substituting for Mrs. Clara Fox. Others present were Mrs. Frank Glosson, Mrs. Harley Feldman, Mrs. Bessie Anglin, Mrs. Everett Hollar, Mrs. Carrie Ohamplin, Mrs. Pearl Dick, Mrs. Raymond Dunnuck, Mrs. Russel Hartman, Mrs. Willard Hoffer, Mrs. Lavina Sectarlst, Mrs. Diniah Slabaugh, Mrs. Oscar Walters, Mrs. Ed Yoder, Mrs. Piaul Hollar, Mrs. Paul Kegefoeln, Mrs. Paul Eppley, and Mrs. Robert Rumfelt. Morning message by Rev. Paul Bppiey was “What Crucified Christ? Envy!” Pilate knew that it was out of envy that they had deUvered Him up. Matthew 27:18. HONOR ELMER KROU FAMILY Friday at Island Chapel annex at 7:30 promptly, along with bimonthly class meeting of Adult classes, there will be a party for Elmer Krou family. John Coldeberg jr. will show slides of a recent trip to Europe. Committee is the Paul Hol'ars and Floyd Davis’. Mrs. Kendall Biller was able to be at services Sunday. Friday evening the Biller family called on Mr. and Mrs. Hudson McCuen, Who had been sick. Sunday they and MoCuens were dinner guests of Lyle Yoder family. Visitors at the Biller home last week were Mrs. Elsie Stackhouse, Mrs. Tom Douglas. Gaye and Dougy, the Deloss Harmon family, Lyle Yoder family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rumfeilt and Mrs. Paul Hollar. Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Harmon celebrated their wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Biller accompanied them to Bolen’s at Elkhart, Sunday eve for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rumfelt and sons had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kegebein and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis. Carolyn Biller was a Sunday dinner guest and overnight guest of Ginger Hollar. Mrs. Paul Hollar visited Sunday afternoon with the Richard Hollars. Louise Haney is employed at Coppes office and will stay with her grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Lehman, Nappanee. Rev. H. B. Dickey, Nappanee, was a guest at Island Chapel Sunday. He gave an inspiring short farewell message, as former pastor of Island Chape}. He has accepted a pastorate at Beach Grove Ghurah of the Brethren at Fortville, near Indianapolis. LADIES AID MEETING Thursday, March 6, Mrs. Paul Kegebein will be hostess to Ladies Aid and has asked everyone to bring something for the afternoon program, in the way of entertainment, “each in her own way.” All ladies of the church invited. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar ware the families of Jackie Miller and John C. Yoder. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Biller and Nell were afternoon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cullers, the Robert Kriek family and Connie Johnson, Bourbon, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tusiing. ' v ” Mr. and Mrs. John Coldeberg and John jr., returned home Thursday from a three months trip to Germany, and neighboring countries. A few people manage to keep young while growing old.

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(By Mrs. Emma George) Morning worship 9:30, Rev. Richard BunnelM pastor; Sunday school 10:30, Paul Dougherty, assist. Supt., and all OtlJjer assist, officers and teachers in charge. Prayer service Wednesday 7:30 Dale George, leader. Mrs. Carl Thomas will be hostess to WSWS Wednesday afternoon March 5. President, Myrtle Thomas announces that roll call will be a surprise. 60TH ANNIVERSARY Dale George family and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams of Nappanee, attended a co-operative dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Laudemon, Bremen, given by their children and grandchildren in honor of their 60th weddng anniversary. Mrs. Emma George was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Veri George. guests were Don Titus family. ' 1 Philip Scott Huff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pihil Huff of Nappanee, spent two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and daughters, Marvin Miller family of Oak Grove were Sunday guests ,of the Eldon Yoders. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haney attended services Sunday at EUB church Nappanee and were guests at a Sunday school class party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haney. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Love and daughter of Waterloo, la., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Huff. Other guests were Harry Staub family of Elkhart, Wayne Huff family and Lloyd Huff family. Mrs. Marvin Mast and daughter Margaret Anne dined Thursday with Mrs. Emma George. Mrs. Eldon Yoder and daughters, Mrs. Dan Kuhns, Mrs. John Mast and daughters, Mrs. Milo Yoder, Mrs. Mose Hochstetler and son, Mrs. Jerry Helmutih and daughters of Nappanee. Mrs. Katie Chupp and Mrs. Levi Chupp and daughters of Milford, enjoyed a pot luck dinner Wednesday with Mrs. Felty Mullet and children of Nappanee RR. The day was spent in quiltng a comfort. Dale George family and Mrs. Emma George were Saturday supper guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams at Nappanee. Noble Dougherty family visited Landis Cain family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Renvick and daughter of South Bend, Fred Schori family of Bourbon and James Miller family of Nappanee, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and daughters. Mrs. Emma George visited her sister, Mrs. Clara Phend at LuAnn nursing home Saturday and also called on her sister, Mrs. J. E. Gall at Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haney called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pear at Culver Friday. Mrs. Pear has been in poor health for some time. She is a sister of Mrs. Haney. DONALD WAYNE HUFFMAN HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Ronald Huffman, 202 S. Summit, entertained Mohday after school with a birthday’" party for her son, Donald Wayne, 5 years old. Guests were Rhonda Garman, Jimmie and Jerry. Swihart, Audrey and Rex Schultz, Donna Marie and Darrel Huffman. Ice cream and cake were served and games were played.

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Mrs. Eugene Stahl wilLpresent .the lesson on “Is Your Wiring Up to Date?” Mr. ana Mrs. Loren McMillen, Nappanee and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis, Grayelton, were at Ft. Wayne Saturday night.

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