Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 44, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 25 March 1987 — Page 5

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New Praise, a mixed group from Bethel College will perform at the Nappanee Missionary Church on Sunday, March 29 at 7 p.m. The church is located two miles north of Nappanee on SR 19. The group, consisting of five vocalists and one sound technician, sings music ranging from the traditional anthems of the church to contemporary

Obituaries

Emery E. Miller Nov. 29, 1907-Mar. 17, 1987 Emery E. Miller, 79, Rl, Etna Green, died Tuesday, March 17, at his home, after an illness of two years. Bom November 29,1907, in Wayne County, Ohio, he was the son of Emanuel E. and Dena P. (Weaver) Miller. He had resided in this area most of his life, and was a member of the Old Order Amish Church. He was a retired farmer. He married Fanny Chupp, November 30,1933, and she survives. Also surviving are four daughters: Mrs. Ivan J. (Wilma) Yoder Mrs. John H. (Laura) Slabaugh, and Miss Alma Miller, all of Etna Green, and Mrs. Eldon H. (Lydia Mae) Stutzman, Warsaw; five sons: Edward, Etna Green; Marvin E. E., Nappanee; Raymond, Millersburg; Herman, Unity, Wisconsin, and Earl C., Bourbon; 42 grandchildren; 18 greatgrandchildren; two sisters: Mrs. Martha K insinger, Shreve, Ohio, and Mrs. Amanda Miller, Millersburg, Ohio; four brothers: John, Millersburg, Ohio; Sanford, Homesville, Ohio; Jacob, Nappanee, and William, Etna Green. He was preceded in death by four grandchildren, three sisters, two brothers, two daughters and a son. Bishop Walter Schwartz, assisted by Lavcm Yoder, conducted services Friday morning, at the Emm on Hochstetler Home, with burial at Graber Cemetery. Arrangements were made by Thompson & Yoder Funeral Home. Albert C. Knobel July 22, 1901-March 17, 1987 Albert C. Knobel died March 17, 1987 in Doctor’s Hospital, Lake Worth, FL at the age of 85. He was bom in Nappanee on July 22, 1901, graduated from Nappanee High School in 1919 and from Purdue University School of Pharmacy in 1923. He married Mabel E. Tom in Milford on August 5, 1928. She died in 1985. Until 1947 he owned and operated the Momingside Pharmacy in South Bend. He had been a resident of Lake Worth since leaving Indiana in 1947. He is survived by a sister and two brothers, Kathryn and Karl Knobel of Nappanee and George Knobel of Indianapolis. Services were held in Lake Worth, Florida, March 19. At a later date a Memorial Service will be held at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Nappanee, of which he was a life long member. Memorials may be donated to the Shrine Children’s Hospitals or St. John’s Lutheran Church. Rex Back August 22, 1934-March 22, 1987 Rex Back, 52, 933 N. Center St, Bremen died Sunday March 22 at Bremen Health Care after being ill since 1980. He had been at the facility since October 24, 1986. Mr. Back was born in Seitz, Kentucky to Roy and Helen Bach. On September 5, 1953 he married Mattie Fugate in Liberty. They have four surviving daughters: Mrs. Don (Francine) Cantrell, Bremen; Mrs. Steve (Dana) Prall, Lexington, Kentucky; Mrs. Joe (Rebecca) Hardin, Nappanee; and Lisa Back at home. Also surviving is one brother, Claude Back, Hillsboro, Ohio and one sister Mrs. Bob (Edith) Roglitz, Winchester, Kentucky. One brother proceeded him in death. Six grandchildren also survive. Services were held March 25 at Thompson & Yoder Funeral Home. Burial was at South Union Cemetary. Rev. Gary Hinkle, Missionary Church, Bremen officiated. Mr. Back was affiliated with the Missionary Church in Bremen. Moses J. Hochstetler November 15,1906-March 23,1987 Moses J. Hochstetler, 80,706 Northwood Circle, Nappanee died Monday, March 23 at 9 p.m. at Elkhart General Hospital. Mr. Hochstetler had been ill since 1983. Mr. Hochstetler was bom to Jacob M. and Mattie Miller Hochstetler in Elkhart County. He lived in Nappanee

gospel music. First soprano JoLynn Hunsberger (right) from Nappanee is a freshman in nursing and a 1986 NorthWood High School graduate. She is the daughter of Fred and Elaine Hunsberger. Others in the group include Brenda Schlabach, Tim Chronister, Jeff Fater and Don Aupperle.

since 1944. Mr. Hochstetler was united in marriage to Fannie I. Chupp on September 14, 1931. She died October 17, 1977. Mr. Hochstetler’s second marriage was to Emma Miller Bontrager on April 14, 1979. His wife survives along with two sons, Lee and Ray Hochstetler; two step daughters Mrs. Leonard (Marilyn) Mast, Kokomo; Mrs. Richard (Lonita) Williams, Greentown; Mrs. Ronald (Judy) Dopke, Engleside, Illinois. Also surviving are two step sons, Lany, Pueblo, Colorado and Richard Bontrager, Phoenix, Arizona. Four grandchildren, 23 step grandchildren, and 11 step great grandchildren are also living. Two brothers, Eli Hochstetler, Nappanee and Mahlon Hochstetler, Millersburg, Ohio and three sisters, Mrs. Henry (Lydiann) Hclmuth, Nappanee; Mrs. Emma Miller, Sugar Creek, Ohio and Mrs. Elmer (Amanda) Yoder, Aroda, Virginia also survive. Mr. Hochstetler was proceeded in death by one daughter, one foster daughter and two brothers. The body will lay in state at Thompson and Yoder Funeral Home, Wednesday March 25 from 7-9 p.m., Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., and one hour prior to service. The funeral will be at the North Main Street Mcnnonitc Church, Friday, March 27 at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be at the South Union Cemetery and will be officiated by Rev. John King, pastor. Mr. Hochstetler was retired as a Shell Oil delivery man. He was a member of the North Main Street Mennonite Church. Memorials may be made to LuAnn Nursing Home.

Lectures for Living at Century

Family and Children Services, a Family and Children’s Center corporation, is presenting the seventh in a series of eight Lectures for Living at Century Center on Monday, March 30 beginning at 7:30 p.m. Milton R. Cudney, Ph D., will be the featured speaker. His topic, ELIMINATING SELF-DEFEATING BEHAVIORS OR WHY RAIN ON YOUR OWN PARADE? will offer a basic overview of a well founded theory designed to teach humans how and why self-defeating behaviors are developed, maintained, and pepetuated. Dr. Cudney will also introduce successful models for change.

Program offers youth jobs

Summer jobs for approximately 175 Elkhart County economically disadvantaged youth will again be available this summer, Elkhart County START Center Director Don Baldridge says. The 8-week summer program which begins in mid June and ends in mid August, provides the opportunity for youth between the ages of 14-21 to find summer employment in the Elkhart County area. Applications for the program will be taken beginning Monday, April 6 and continue until school is out. Approximately 175 jobs are available this year but Baldridge indicates that over 500 applications for those jobs are expected. Interested youth are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. All participants are paid $3.35 per hour. In-school youth are encouraged to apply at the START Center, 629 S. 3rd Street, Elkhart, April 6-10 between the hours of 8 and 3 p.m. daily. For those unable to come during regular working hours, applications will be taken by appointment only after 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. To be eligible for the program, the applicant's family income for the last 6 months must not exceed federally established guidelines. Families receiving food stamps or ADC benefits automatically qualify. Handicapped individuals and foster children may also qualify. To apply at a more convenient location prospective applicants should call 294-7651 for an appointment. In addition, a START Center representative is in Goshen on Thursdays from 9:30 to

Community Center By MRS. WALTER MILLER Correspondent Marjorie Mikel was happy to have a visit from a former neighbor, Leona Stutzman, last Tuesday. Marjorie has been a patient at Miller’s Meny Manor, Wakarusa, for several weeks, as the result of a fall in her apartment. Visits and cards from her friends will be» appreciated. Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower called on Charles Ulrich and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson, of the Wakarusa vicinity. Mr. Thompson is recuperating from major surgery. Friday, Bcmeice Harlan called on Carrie Gay, who has not been feeling as well as usual. Mae Doty has moved to the Hopewell Apartments, No. 16F. Roberta Reprogle entertained the Progressive Homemakers Club last Wednesday afternoon. Officers for the coming year were elected, namely: president, Bemeice Harlan; vicepTesident, Martha Harp; secretarytreasurer, Ruth Collins, and assistant secretary-treasurer, Alma Parks. New program booklets were made, and a game was played, after which the hostess served refreshments to a visitor, Arlene Shively, and five members: Ruth Collins, Vivian Davis, Bemeice Harlan, Martha Harp and Alma Parks. Enroute home, several of the ladies paid a brief call on Louise Hepler, a member who was not able to attend. The April meeting of the club will be held at the home of Ruth Collins. The Mt. Tabor WCSC met the morning of March 17, for the monthly meeting, with the president, Penny Hershberger, in charge of business., The father and son banquet is to be held the evening of March 31, and the mother and daughter banquet, May 12. A rummage sale will be held on the parsonage lawn. May 22. The meeting date of the WCSC has been changed to the second Tuesday of each month. Starting next month, evening meetings will be held. A study on daily Bible study and prayer was presented by Ethel Mae Anglin. Following the noon meal, the ladies worked on baby quilts. Revival services arc being held at the Collamer Church of God, March 29-31, with the Rev. Lee Culp as the evangelist. Musical program Sunday An evening of special music by the Gaul Brothers will be held at the Millwood Chapel Church, Sunday evening, March 29, at 6:00. The congregation and the pastor, Roger Myers, invite everyone to attend this concert of religious music. The church is located at the comer of Kosciusko County Roads 750 N & 900 W.

Cudney is currently Professor of Counseling at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo. He received a B.S. from Western Michigan University, and M.A. from the University of Michigan, and a Ph.D. from Ohio State University. He is the creator of the therory for the elimination of self-defeating behaviors, and the author of three books and two films on this subject. This noted author and lecturer has conducted over 400 workshops in the U.S. and Canada. This lecture is free and open to the public. A paid workshop for professionals and interested persons will be offered the next day.

2:30 p.m. in the Elkhart County Office Building, 117 N 2nd Street, in Room 106 to take applications and to answer questions. Applicants must be at least 14 and not older than their 22 birthdate. Youth under 18 must be accompanied by a parent and or guardian. Males over 18 must have registered with the Selective Service. All applicants must provide a birth certificate, social security card, and proof of family income before eligibility can be determined.

NAPPANEE UNITED METHODIST 301 E. Market We eerve God and our community many waya Open Door Thrift Shop W.I.C. Program Campfire Girls Emotions Anonymous Come worship with us our Lenten theme is “For the Savior - A Cross For the World - A Savior” A call to the church office, 773-4183, would provide a ride Worship 8:30 Church School 10:30

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Brethren In Christ youth share program

The youth of the Brethren In Christ Church, and their coordinator, Donna Weaver, arc inviting everyone to their special program on Sunday evening, March 29, at 6:00. The evening will include meaningful skits, vocal numbers and several instrumental presentations. The following instruments will be used: trumpet, trombone, viola, violin and piano. Set business session The members of the South Union Church will gather for a business session, Monday, March 30, at 7p.m. For further information, call 773-7304.

INTRODUCTORY SALE WINNERS L EcmSr — ATL - J - WAGNER’S SSHifZF 5 GALLON JACKPOT WINNERS: Joanne Troxel - Wakarusa - Annette Hochstetler - Goshen Janet McCuen - Nappanee 1 GALLON WINNERS

Dave Callander - Nappanee Kim Young - Nappanee Dorothy Plotner - Nappanee Kathleen Peterson - Nappanee Mary Hepler - Nappanee Mrs. Leo Doyle - Elkhart DuWayne Hochstetler - Nappanee Jo McGarvey - New Paris M. H. Witmer - Osceola Michael Eastman - Nappanee Gladys Detweiler - Nappanee Mrs. Ruth Mikel - Nappanee Betty Eastman - Nappanee Frank Komaski - Porter, IN Margaret Fawley - Bourbon Marian Zillmer - Bremen Elaine Watkins - Plymouth Deb Hall - Leesburg

OTHER WINNERS. *25 IN-STOCK WALLPAPER: Joyce Homes - Goshen - Napp. Wanda Rohrer 12 x 12 CARPET: Goshen Teresa Hochstetler - Napp.

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, March 25, 1987

These members of the Brethren In Christ youth group will be sharing in Sunday's special musical presentation, and the community is invited. Front, from left, Doug Pierce, Bronwynn Williams, Dave Pierce and Julie Hollar. Back, Tami Hollar, Eric Dudzinski, Jennifer Weaver, Matt Anglemeyer, Randy Hock and Curt Sisco. Also participating, but not present for the photo: Jenny Bender, Julie Bender, Tim Randolph and Penny Weaver.

Numbers will include ‘Friends,: several of Amy Grant’s numbers, ‘Face to Faith,: ‘Everywhere I Go,: and ‘Sing Your Praise to the Lord: among others. This will be a special time of enjoyment for all those attending. You are invited to get acquainted with the youth, and listen to their talents. The church is located at the comer of SR 19 and CRS2.

M AMISH ACRES A w»l it' Family Style Dinner • Hone & Buggy Rides • 'J Meat & Cheese Shops • Gift Shops • Bakery • MOM Antiques • Bed & Breakfast Reservation Setvice t Wlr 1 <£&£. ‘ Plain & Fancy Live Theater Coming Soon l W WEEKENDS U.S.6(2lj)7T»^rM«sLtl.Blw^6

Wakarusa church sets bake,craft sale The Wakarusa Church of the Brethren will sponsor a bake and craft sale, Saturday, March 28, from 9a.m.-4p.m., at the church, located at 204 S. Elkhart St. Also featured in the sale will be maple leaf magnets. The public is invited to attend.

Robin Sitek Nappanee Lester Chupp - Nappanee Mrs. Hobart Farney - Napp. Ann Koehl - Nappanee Ada M. Miller - Napp. \ Marlin Borkholder - Napp. Marianne Ervin - Napp. Lynn Gross - Bourbon Dick Smith - Napp. J James Slagle - Napp. Marjorie Snyder - Bremen Goldie Newcomer - Syracuse Lavon Geyer - Napp. Marjorie Shumaker - Wakarusa Paula Carlson - Napp. Barb George - Etna Green Debra Plummer - N. Webster Michael Eastman - Nappanee

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