Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 89, Number 50, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 9 June 1966 — Page 2
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LETTERS EDITOR, ADVANCE NEWS Last week I stalled my car at ; the stop light on East Market Street. In just a few minutes 3 small boys on bicycles came to me and ashed if they could push my car onto Summit Street to get ;t out of the line of traffic. I asked them to go to Bob’s Service Station and ask far help as I draught they could not push it. In just a couple minutes they were back and said the attendant was alone and could not come. They asked again to push the car, and I consented. They were very careful to stop the traffic and push me around the corner. | When I asked them what 1 owed them they were very sure they wanted no money. However, after arguing with thejn, they took some. This is to show you lhat there are some boys with line principles and doubtless fine
parents teaching these boys to be kind and helpful. I am sorry 1 not get the names of the boys but 1 hope they see this and know, hat I was truly grateful. NAME WITHELD To Our Friends In Nappanee: The children and I wish to say ‘Thank You” to all our friends, aeighbors, and school personnel for the cards, prayers, and concern for Sam while he was ill and after his death. We appreciate and will miss each and everyone of you. The children’s farewell parties were a auge success. Our new address will be R.R. 1, Shelburn, Indiana. If any of you are travelling our direction, ilease stop by and see us. We vould love to have you. Words can never express our feedings for Nappanee that has oeen home to us for many years. DORIS HAZELRIGG
TALK OF THE TOWN BY BARBARA REISER 773-4583
Our town has really been buzzing with activities now that school is out. The high school baseball team has begun its season ,and now the younger fellas are getting their chance, as their summer leagues have started play. The pool is open and overflowing with eager swimmers and splashers. Camper trailers and tents are being prepared for weekend trips and vacations. I hope to hear from you about your family’s activities. Even though school is out, a number of our teachers are taking advantage of summer sessions to advance their educations even further. Dave and Sue Geyer and their daughters, Polly and Laura, will be leaving next Friday for Indiana University, w’here Dave will be attending classes this summer. Other teachers planning to attend various schools this summer are Bob Riley, Joe Jones, Carol Simmons, Fred Squires, Phil Lehman and Brian Carter. The Cal Stutzman family have already gone to New Mexico for the summer and while the family enjoys their vacation, Cal will be attending classes at a University there. The Ron Tyler family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hatfield spent the Memorial Day weekend camping at Pokagon State Park. Their activities included hiking and visiting the wildlife exhibit- On Monday, they traveled to Indianapolis to witness the 500 mile race. Mrs. Susan Peterson and her daughter, Lisa, spent last week in the East. On Memorial Day, they attended special services at the gravesite of Susan’s late husband, Lance Cpl. Alfred Peterson. While in Massachusetts, they visited relatives in Littleton Common. They also visited in Maine and at Gould Farm, where Susan served her term as a Brethren Service
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Volunteer. The Howard Barricks are home again after an all expense paid vacation in Mexico City and Acapulco which they won in a contest sponsored by Chevrolet. During their week long vacation, which included three nights in each es these two locations, the Barricks stayed in the Pierre Marque in Acapulco. On a _deep sea fishing trip, Howard hooked a Marlin, but unfortunately the fish won its battle to escape the hook. A visit to the bullfights was one of the highlights of their trip. There were groups arriving daily from all over the states as a result of this contest and just on the Barrick's flight, there were 169 passengers, so the winners of this contest really took over Acapulco while they were there. The Barricks had dinner at a cliff side restaurant where they witnessed the 136 foot dive off the cliffs into Quebrada. Other sightseeing trips, shopping sprees, and cruise tours rounded out the very unforegettable trip. A trip down West Market Street is sure to reveal to you the most outstanding house in our town!! The house, which is being prepared to serve as our Sesquicentennial Headquarters, is being painted bright yellow and trimmed in blue and red. You can’t miss it! Our college students are returning for the summer and it’s nice to have them back again. A special invitation is extended to them to let me know of your plans and activities for the summer. OES To Honor Dorothy Miller At the regular stated meeting of Nappanee Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 14. Dorothy Miller, a past Matron, will be honored for having served as Grand Page at Grand Chapter. There will be a special program and refreshments. All members are urged to attend and are welcome.
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Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Newcomer, R 1 Nappanee, announce the engagement of the tneir daughter, Carol Ann, to Roger Elliott, son of Mrs. Lois Welty, 901 Market St. Miss Newcomer graduated this Spring from Nappanee High School and is employed at Mutschler Bros. Mr. Elliott attended Nappanee High School. He was in the Armed Services for three years and is now employed at the D-X Service Station, Nappanee. No date has been set for the wedding.
JOHN KLOTZ REUNION About 120 persons attended the 50th John Klotz reunion Saturday. Theoron Kurtz was elected president, Harold Klotz vice president, Jeannette Klotz secretary and Gerald Klotz treasurer. The next reunion will be June 3, 1967. DANIEL MILLER REUNION There were 68 people at the 33rd annual reunion of the Daniel Miller family Sunday. Willard Miller was elected president, Rev. Berlin Yoder vice president, Mrs. Glen McDonald secretary and treasurer. Noah Lemler was the oldest there, and Jimmy Klotz the youngest. ' DEISCH REUNION Ora Carmean was elected president of the 12th annual Deisch Reunion Sunday. Mrs. Carmean was elected secretary. There were .33 people present. Enos Hollar was the oldest, and Kenneth Carmeon the youngest. REVIVAL SERVICES Mr. Fred Neumerick will be holding revival services at the -County Line - Assembly EC God Church beginning ipfesdalVune 14 through Sunday, June 26. There will be special music and singing at these services. On Sunday, June 26 there will ,be an all day meeting with a potluck dinner. There will be baptismal services at Haney’s gravel pit in the afternoon.
NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS 156 W. Market PHONE 773-3127 entered at the Poet Office at Nappe nee, Indiana a* Second Clast Matter Under the Act of March 3. IS7*. PUBLISHED THURSDAYS $3.00 PER YEAR in Indiana $3.50 PER YEAR Ovtside Indiana Publisher Donald E. Nichols, Jr. NOTICE Pictures for publication are welcomed, hut no picture will be returned by mail unless * self-addressed stamped envelope is sent with it. No charge for publishing pictures, news slorles or announcements. Ruskin Oldfather District Chairman Os Young GOP Mr. Robert E. Gates, 4th Distrist Republican Chairman, announced the election of Ruskin Oldfather of Elkhart County to the post of 4th District Young Republican Chairman at the above meeting last night. Also elected to the District Y. R. Committee were Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wyatt of Fort Wayne, as Vice YJEt. District Chairman; Mrs. Erlene Dekko of Albion, as District Secretary; and Mr. Larry Hixson of Garrett as Treasurer. The election of Oldfather filled a post that had been open since the new reapportionment of the State Districts took place and the 4th District YJt. Chairman who was from Berne was in another district. Oldfather and Mrs. Wyatt, the new Chairman and Vice Chairman, will sit on the 4th District Committee and will be responsible for Y.R. organization, activities, and administration of Young Republican District duties. They will also be members of the State Y.R. Federation Executive Committee, which is responsible for State Y.R. activities. Mrs. Wyatt has been active in Fort Wayne and Allen County Republican organizations and Oldfather is presently serving as Elkhart County YJEL Chairman "End Indiana Y.R. Federation Finance Chairman. MENNONITE PICNIC First Mennonite Church will have a picnic dinner Sunday, June 12 at the church camp Friegenswald. Sunday School wfl be at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 10:45.
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