Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 90, Number 32, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 February 1967 — Page 7

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UNCLE EB from EBENEZER Says: t Dear Mister Editor: As I have took note onct or twict before in this little piece, farmers and ranchers has to git their Federal income tax report ift by February 15, two month afore you city folks do your putting and taking fer the Great White Father in Washington. Bug Hookum has always claimed this was on account of the hen scratching they git from us rural folks won’t work in them Guvernment comuters and they has to check the forms by hand. I recollect 25 years ago when a farmer could keep a few figgers wrote down on. the hen house door and come up with a pritty honest report. But these days a farmer has to use what they call Schedule F and it would take a college perfessor to understand what they was talking about, much less fill in the answers. Fer instant, the one I’m working on now iays “Farm income is subject to the Social Security self-employment tax. See page 2 of Schedule F-l Form 1040. If you have filled Form 4029, application on exemption from tax on self-employment income, claim of refund, and waiver of benefits, do not file Schedule F-l and write Exempt to the left of the entry space on the self-employment tax line and carry to page 1, Form 1040. A feller, Mister Editor, that has spent most of his life talking mule got no idea what this is all about. The fellers at the country store Saturday night was holding their annual session on this national disaster and was reporting on how they was gitting along with the situation. Zeke Grub told the fellers he tried to make a deal with his preacher that if the good Parson would fill in Schedule F fer him he would fill in fer the preacher a couple Sundays in the pulpit. He reported the Parson turned him down cold, claimed he could solve the mysteries of the Bible and life in the hereafter but ho couldn’t git the hang of Schedule F. Farthermor#, he allowed, a couple sermons by Zeke and the collection plate would start coming back empty. Ed Doolittle reported the first time he worked out his report the Guvernment owed hiih $42.28 and the second time, when he subtracted line 7 from line 3 and entered it on page 2, Part 11, line 8 like they said, he owed the Guverment $86.10. He said he aimed to split the difference and git his check, in the mail and if they didn’t like it he would just crate up that Jersey heffer he’s got and ship her collect to the LBJ ranch. I figger, Mister Editor, Ed made a mistake working it twict. Now he’ll never know fer shore if he was short or long. He’s like a feller carrying two watches, he ain’t shore which one is right, so he never knows the correct time. Yours truly, Uncle Eb

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Beulah Stahly Dies Suddenly Mrs. Beulah Belle Stahly died Thursday night at her home on R. 1, Nappanee. Mrs. Stahly was born near Nappanee on August 29, 1899, the daughter of William and Cora (Hartman) Shaum. She married Russell Stahly on September 30, 1920. He survives. Also surviving are daughters, Mrs. Robert Cripe, Nappanee, and Mrs. Norman Schrock, Goshen, a brother, Frank Shaum, Nappanee, and a sister, Mrs. George Buss, Nappanee. The funeral was at the First Mennonite Church on Sunday. Rev. Leonard Metzker officiated. The burial was at Union Center Cemetery. Mrs. Stahly taught at the Strucker School for two years. She was a member of the First Mennonite Church.

ACTIVITIES

Thursday, February 2 Senior Citizens VFW Meeting Friday, February 3 Basketball N. Manchester H Tuesday, February 7 Woman’s Club American War Mothers Lady Lions Wednesday, February 8 Lions Club Rotary Club Thursday, February 9 Legion Meeting Thursday Club Supper Friday, February 10 Basketball at Clay Saturday, February 11 Basketball Syracuse H Monday, February 13 Jaycee Meeting Legion Auxiliary Tuesday, February 14 Home Echoes OES Junior Auxiliary T'..... Calvary baptist " ' Wednesday, February 15 Rotary Club VFW Auxiliary Meeting Thursday, February 16 VFW Meeting Friday, February 17 Basketball at Bremen Wednesday, February 22 Lions Club Rotary Club Thursday, February 23 Legion Meeting Monday, February 27 Child Study Club Jaycee Meeting Tuesday, February 28 Democratic Women OES Meeting i Happily married couples retnind us of sunrise they each happen every day, everywhere, but we don’t pay much attention to them.

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Wawasee Winter i; '-W *3- ; * • - • • Festival Planned For Feb. 18-19 The annual Wawasee area jaycee Winter Festival will be held on the weekend of February 18 and 19 climaxing a week-long fishing contest. All proceeds for the weekend will go to the Lakeland Football Fund. On Saturday, February 18, there will be a Goof-Ball tournament lit South Shore Golf Course. Registrations will be taken until noon, and play starts at 1. There will be cash prizes. On Saturday evening there will be a dance at Our Lady of the Lakes Seminary gym starting at 9 p.m. Music wil be provided by The Rythmaires. Setups will be furnished. The Sunday activities include ice skating on Syracuse Lake starting at 1 p.m. for first through 3rd grades, 4th through 6th grades, 7th through 9th grades, and 10th grade and above. There will be prizes for each division.

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THURS. FEB. 2, 1967 NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

At 3 p.m. there will be a sports car race. Information on this is available at' McCormick - Cutter Chevrolet in Syracuse. Entries for the fishing contest which starts on February 11, should be registered at Portsman Center in Syracuse, before noon, February 9. There will be five categories of prizes. '■ Stover Named Vice President Os Desco Chemical The appointment of Robert F. Stover as vice president and sales promotion manager of Desco Chemical Division of Nappanee has been announced by F. J. Deisch, president and general manager. Stover joined Desco as a salesman in and has been representing the firm in eastern Indiana and Northwestern Ohio. He is a graduate of Hillsdale College.- He and his wife and three children reside at 606 W. Vanßuren St., Nappanee.

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Kiwanis Hears Os Exploration Os Caves Monday Bob Ault, district scout executive for the Miami District of Pioneer Trails, was the Kiwanis speaker Monday. He told of “his hobby of cave exploration. Ault said that there were 1,000 known caves in southern Indiana. Sullivan Cave is the largest mapped cave, with 58,000 feet of mapped Wyandotte Cave is the largest unmapped cave. He said that the caves are of limestone and that streams of water carrying hydrocarbollc acid had dissolved the stone, forming the caves. Ault showed slides of various caves he had explored. inducted as new Kiwanis members Monday were Wayne Dunham and Ron Miller. 9For centuries, Corinth (Greece) was the wealthiest city in the Mediterranean region. Now, it is siinply a pile of rubble, with a few lone columns rising from it.

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A Professional Wrestler To Be At Village Church The beginning of “Youth Week” was observed in the morning worship service when the pastor, Warren Sherman, brought a message on, “My Talent His Instrument.” Donna Weaver sang, “Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me,” preceding the message. The pastor’s assistant, Norman Bert, a student from Goshen Seminary, brought the evening message using as his theme, “The Potter’s Wheel.” On Saturday the youth, with Union Grove Brethren in Christ youth, will travel to Chicago where they will visit the Pacific Garden Mission, the Loop, Moody Bible Institute and the Brethren in Christ Mission. >

Sunday evening at 7, p.m. in the Village Church, converted Lupe Gonzales professional wrestler, will give the story of his life. He will tell all about his career as a professional wrestler and how Christ reached him. Special music will be provided by “The Cousins Three,” and an instrumental group. Highlights of the Chicago trip wil be given. Everyone is invited this and all of the services of the Village Church. After the program there will be a social hbur in the basement. Thursday night (tonight) the Missionary Prayer Circle will have their regular meeting with Betty Rosentrater as president, presiding. February 7, the Ladies Aid will meet at Lizzie Stutzman’s for their regular meeting sewing for missions. WAR MOTHERS The American War Mothers will meet Tuesday, February 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Home. There will be a silent auction. We would like to invite all mothers who have sons and daughters in the service, or who have been in the service and have honorable discharges, to attend any of our meetings.

YEARS AGO ■ • - 50 YEARS AGO v February 2, 1917 Prohibition bill passes Indiana House 70 to 28. Now up to Senate. Frank Wehrly resigns as wire chief' for Nappanee Telephone Cos. to take same position with City Electric Light Works. Nappanee beats Warsaw 29 to 21 in an unusually fast game. ☆ ☆ ☆ 25 YEARS AGO . February 5, 1942 Post Office sells 1650 “Car Use” stamps before. February 1. (war time restriction: without stamp, car could not be used. Cost, $2.09; good until July 1). Daylight Saving Time to become effective next Monday. Council asks apropriation to erect police tower on sidewalk

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Nappanee Theatre Doors Open 6:45 PM. ! * Fri. & Sat., Feb. 3 & 4 All New! I . / For the first time on the screen in color. Butman

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west of B & B Restaurant. ☆ ☆ ☆ 10 YEARS AGO , January 31, 1957 Sewage plant cost may up water bills by 300%. *v Nappanee wins 13th of 15 defeating Garrett 61-42. Vitreous safety record broken. New one started. Some 30 million engines and motors are produced in U.S. each year, which do much of man’s manual labor. Seven Presidents have died while in office, but only two in the White House.

Thursday - Saturday February 2-3-4 Burt Lancaster Lee Marvin in "THE PROFESSIONALS" Technicolor Sunday - Wednesday February 5 thru 8 Natalie Wood in "PENELOPE" Technicolor

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