Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 44, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 May 1962 — Page 12

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NAPPANEI ADVANCE-NEWS

I SOUTH UNION I- l Frances Yoder The Menno Hochestler family and the Noah Anderson fam-

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NOMINATE and ELECT a NICHOLAS J. BOWERS REPUBLICAN for COUNTY ASSESSOR EXPERIENCED and CAPABLE VOTE MAY 8 MACHINE NO. 13A

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ily called on Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Miller of LaGrange and the Edward Troyer family of Middlebury on Sunday afternoon. The Menno Hochstetler family called on the Harvey Schmucker family Sunday evening.

a * FORMER Township Trustee, Vice Pres. Elkhart Cos. Board of Education, Pres. North Central Ind. Twp. Trustees Assn., Pres. Elkhart Cos. Purdue Ag. Alumni Assn., Member Elkhart Cos. School Reorganization Committee, Member Elk. General Hospital Board of Directors, Member E.U.B. Church.

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Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Fisher and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pippenger. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent called Sunday evening. Mrs. Levi J. S. Hostetler and Roger, Mrs. Eli Hochstetler and daughter, Ellen, Mrs. Henry Lehman and children and Fannie Hochstetler spent Tuesday with the Melvin Swietart family of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Morningstar and family attended a Earner family dinner Sunday at the Yellow Creek Cabin. Others there were the Paul Ramer family, Edwin Ramer family, Walter Ramer family, Clifford Ramer family, Devon Shrock family, Eldon Martin family, Marion Grabers, Harold Mumaw family, and Steve Kauffman family.

COUNTY LINE 1 1 Mrs. Elias Sarber Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson visited their daughter, Mrs. Forrest Heffner at the Elkhart General Hospital, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Truex were Friday evening callers at the Evart Gordon home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Truex of Osceola called at the Kenneth Berkey home, Saturday.

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Elder Elias Sarber attended services at the Primitive Baptist Church in Chicago, Saturday evening and Sunday. Teddy Truex of Goshen spent last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Truex. The annual visitation meeting will be held at the Tippecanoe Primitive Baptist Church near Bourbon, Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Elder ,Aders of southern Indiana will be present. Harley Meek of Nappanee spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meek and family. Charles Sarber of near Bourbon called in our vicinity Friday evening. Kenneth Sarber spent Sunday with Howard Estep at Atwood.

Barbara Brumbaugh Hello again! Did all of you go to the Senior Play on Thursday or Friday? It was terrific! With Ron Kendall’s “Help, we’ll all be killed,” and Linda Jensen’s provocative (?) walking, the play was a real hit with all those who attended. Cheerleader elections are to be held after school this Thursday. The candidates will each do a yell and then be judged on the basis of a code set up last year by the student council. The judges are Alan Hand, Charlene Hartzell, Conda Searfoss, Bob 'Best, Sue Dawson, Mike Stump, Larry Dumph, Evelyn Ingraham, Ted Noffsinger, Linda McFail, Theresa Robinson and Carolyn Thompson. Excluding the above, Mr. Weddle and the Student Council will appoint more electors. I hope to see another boy cheerleader or two next year to keep up the marvelous work that Wayne Berger did this year. Last Friday, a movie entitled “Friendship 7,” was shown at the school. Most of the students were able to see this educational film about John Glenn’s flight and the preparations for it. I On Monday, April 30, the ir, Hi-Y took a field trip to Beatty Memorial Hospital in Westville. They saw films and were taken on a tour of the wards as guests of the hospital on their annual High School Day. On Tuesday night, May 1, the F. H. A. Mother and Daughter Banquet was held in the MultiPurpose Room at the school. Rev. Noffsinger was the guest speaker. The new officers were initiated and are president—Martha Mikel, vice president—Charlene Hartzell, secretary—Sharon Artley, treasurer—Nedra Jensen, historian—Linda Umbaugh, reporter—Rosa Miller, parliamentarian—Carol Weaver, and song leader—Debby Tobias. Be sure and go to the N-Mens Car Wash this Saturday. It’s a money-making project, and tickets are $1.50 for black-walls and $1.75 for white-walls. Tickets may be purchased from any member. Also purchase your chorus concert tickets soon. I heard that it’s going to be really good again this year. There’s nothing like saving the best ’til last. I wish to congratulate Leon Weaver on the honor of being Valedictorian of the Class of ’62 and Tina Knobel and Jim

Martz, the Co-Salutatorians. Next week: the new cheer-lead-ers (although I liked the old ones just fine), the awards given at the G. A. A. Banquet and the new students of Science Club officers. IMPROVEMENT LOCATION PERMITS APRIL, 1962 1. Milton H. Shirk Add to breezeway—E. Marion St. 2. Home Lumber & Coal Cos. Add storage shed—S. Main St. 3. Dr. D. W. Schneider—Build back porch—W. Market St. 4. Don W. Anglin Reset windows A add car port—E. Walnut St. 5. Mrs. Roy Longfield—Remodel —So. Madison St. 6. City of Nappanee Sewage Disposal Plant C. R. 7 7. Ferril Miller—Enclose Patio —N. Locke St. 8. Bill Harmon Wreck old barn & wood shed—So. Jackson St. Total Estimated Cost $402,731.00 Total of Fees Paid $35.00 CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY APRIL, 1962 1. Le Roy A. Pippenger Enclose front porch—E. Centennial St. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Metzler —Remodel A add garage —N. Hartman St. 3. United Missionary ChurchBulletin Board—S. Locke St. 4. Nappanee Telephone Cos. New Telephone Building—W. Market St. 5. Ray Hopewell—Wreck House —N. Elm St. 6. Nappanee Milling Co.—New Warehouse addition*-S- Jackson St. :

7. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Metzler— Remodel home—W. Van Buren St. 8. Kenneth Mitschelen—Remodel & move garage—E. John fjf. 9. Willard Hawley Rempdel front porch—N. Madison St. 10 Tom Wegmiller—Remodel— E. Broad St. 11. Carl Houaoqr—Play house —E. Market St. 12. Ronald Huffman—Tool shed —W. Lincoln jSt. X 13. Mrs. Rose Hirroon Tool shed—W. Van Bureh St--14. Roy Gessinger—RemodeJ & move shed—W. Indiana Ave. 15 City of Nappanee—Addition to fire station—E- Lincoln St 16. Ed Le Count Remodel A add bedroom— N. Main St 17. Harvey Eaufftnan Wreck house—w. Market St--18. Home LUmber A CoaUCo. — Add storage shed—So. Main st. 19. Nappanee Ready Mix—Enclose Batching plant—C. R. 7 20. Ray Hopewell—New Heme —E. Marion St Frances Yoder Esther Sticthcr was a Sunday dinner guest of Mi*, and Mrs. Tobe Graber. Mr. pud Mrs. Clifford Maust artd family of Elkhart were also there. A Stahly family dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stahly of Dunlap. Guests were: Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Stahly of Wakarusa, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stahly and son of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Yoder and family of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bailey and family of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stahly and son of Wakarusa, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weldy, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Farmwald and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Stahly and family of Wakarusa, and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stahly of Elkhart. A surprise birthday carry-in dinner was held Friday in honor of Mrs. Moses Hochstetler at her home. Those there were: Mrs. Ben P. Yoder, Mrs. Amos Schwartz, Mrs. Joe Schwartz, Mrs. Pheneas Hochstetler and Alma Bontrager all of Colon, Michigan. Mrs. Milo Yodef, Mrs. Tobe Miller, of Nappanee, and Katie Chupp, Fannie Fry and Mrs. Ralph Miller of Milford. Sunday afternoon, the John Mast family and the Levi J. S. Hostetler family and Dorothy Schrock surprised Mrs. Mose Hochstetler with ice cream and cake to help her celebrate her birthday. Go To Church on Sunday

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RE-ELECT.... Judge Frank J. TRECKELO Lifelong Republican TO ELKHART SUPERIOR COURT

Vote for Proven Ability and Experience MACHINE NUMBER 3B * 39 Years Experience in the Practice and Administration of the Law * 8 Years as Judge of the Elkhart Superior Court * 4 Years as Judge of the Elkhart City Court (19351938) * Graduate of Elkhart High School and University of Michigan Law School * Resident of Elkhart for over 50 years * Veteran of World War I HONEST CAPABLE RESPECTED Paid Political Advortisoment by Judge Frank J. Treckelo

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An analysis of what you dream and why. Common sense about psychoanalysis—Whittenberg. The limits of defense—Washow. Strategic problems that influence American and Russian policy today. Cooks, Gluttons and Gourmets —Wason. A history of cookery with over 150 rare and unusual recipes. Luther—Thiel. Finest story and the most authentic that has ever been written about Martin Luther. EVERREADY CLUB Mrs. Orville McDonald will be hostess to the Everready Club Wednesday, May 9 at 2 p.m. Roll call will be “Tribute To Mother.”

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