Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 37, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 13 September 1995 — Page 4

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(Information for the 100-75 and 50 years ago segments has been researched and posted by Mary Knobel. The Advance-News staff wishes to thank her for her contribution to the column.).

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PUBLIC NOTICE IN ORDER TO SATISFY THE LIEN OF U-STORE MINI WAREHOUSE, a public auction will be held on SEPTEMBER 28, 1995 10:00 a.m. at Market Street, Nappanee, Indiana. The personal property stored in the following listed storage spaces rented by the person below listed will be sold at that time: STORAGE SPACE NUMBER RENTED BY 7 Terry Osborne 8 Marlys Huffman 20 Brad Hartpence 29 Debbie Cumberland 34 Doyle Young 63 Floyd Mufflin 78 Ken Schrock 82 William Brandy 87 Carolyn Yoder 91 Karen Gieger 96 Karen Gieger 114 Jeff Stable 116 Alberta Shields 124 Roger Goheen

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100 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 11. 1895 Edward Leinhart, a school teacher, has filed suit against Olive township and asks damages in the sum of S3OO.

He alleges, in substance, that on Dec. 3rd, 1894, he contracted with ex-Trustee Jacob Dell to teach school for a term of 7-1/2 months at $37.50 per month, and immediately entered upon his duties: that during the early part of 1895, before the term was completed, the trustee closed the school and dismissed the plaintiff, although he was •ready and requested to be allowed tcKramplete the term. It will be remembered that on May 21st last, J. M, Keller and Cash McCloud were riding their wheels south of town in Kosciusko county, when he was attacked on the highway by a vicious dog, and after repeated attempts of escape, he shot the dog. For this he was arrested on the charges of carrying a concealed weapon and for willfully and maliciously shooting the dog. Mr. Keller beat them on the point of carrying concealed weapons, being an agent traveling through the country, often carrying money. He was convicted on the other charge and fined $42.65. The ’ case was immediately appealed. It only took the jury a few minutes to acquit Mr. Keller. He feels that his money was well spent in defending the rights of a citizen on the highway. Bully for Mr. Keller! 75 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 16. 1920 NO SEPARATE BALLOT BOXES FOR VOTERS: Plans for separate ballot boxes for men and women voters have been abandoned by the state board of elections. Now that the federal amendment gives women the right to vote for all candidates, it will not be necessary to separate the ballots. Theodore Miller, a graduate of the Nappanee high school class of 1920, is teaching the Hastings school in Jefferson Township. Kosciusko county. This district will have school eight months this Comment & Opinion The Nappanee Advance-News welcomes the viewpoints of readers on its editorial page. Publication of any letter will be at the discretion of the editor—letters containing personal attacks on individuals, libelous statements, or profanity, will not be published. Editing will be held to a minimum, and will not altar the intent of the letter. Please include your name, address and telephone number. Publication of name and city is required.

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year. Friday, Sept. 17—Noah Weldy will sell at auction 4 mules, 18 head of cattle, 28 head of hogs, ewes, chickens, hay, com and oats. All wool, hand-made, new up-to-date suits in Hart Schaffner & Marx. Fashion Park and Sitron makes. Now going at $35 as long as they last. ADV. Wolf, the Clothier. Frank Lehman went to Chicago on Sunday and returned in the evening with Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. Ivan Bechtelheimer, who have been patients at the Washington Park hospital. Their friends are pleased to know that they are convalescing nicely from major operations. 50 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 CHEESE NO LONGER RATIONED: OPA announces cheese no longer requires ration points. As long as there is a sufficient supply it is point free. SERV®&4SIOTES: Clarence Junior Miatlaugh s/2c is at Camp Elliott, San Diego, Calif. Sgt. Ross Gwin left Monday for Camp Attcrbury for reassignment. S/Sgt. John Bigler left Monday for San Antonia, Texas, for reassignment. Pfc. Paul Sechrist has been put on limited service as chauffeur for Chief Justice Jackson and his party in Paris. T/Sgt. Ralph Moore who has been overseas in the Mediterranean theatre of operations for the past two and a half years landed at Newport News, Va. on Sunday. The school attendance during the first week has been nearly 100%, as all prospective pupils have reported. There is a total of 654 pupils enrolled in the local school, kindergarten through grade twelve. A representative of the South Bend office of the Indiana Employment security division, will be at the Nappanee city hall each Monday at 2:00p.m. starting Monday, Sept. 17. 20 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 11, 1975 David Eby of Wakarusa was treated and released from Elkhart General Hospital, following his plane crash about seven miles south of Nappanee, at the Henry Yoder Jr. farm. It is reported that the enrollment total for the Wa-Nce Community Schools is up 20 for the district. The Nappanee First Church of God will hold a mortgage burning

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SEWING CLASS —Mrs. Wing, Home Economics instructor at North Wood High School, will be teaching an adult sewing workshop Tuesday evenings, beginning September 19. Pictured is Mrs. Wing with the Memory Craft 8000 computerized embroidery machine, one of the new sewing machines which will be available for use in the class. (AN photo by Christina Hill) *

Announce adult sewing workshop

Wa-Nee Community Schools Adult Continuing Education would like to announce an individualized sewing workshop, which will be available evenings beginning Tuesday, September 19, at North Wood High School. Gale Wing, a home economics instructor and clothing instructor with nearly 40 years of sewing experience, will teach and assist participants of all ability levels in creating projects of their choice, including clothing construction, tailoring, alterations, home decorating projects, gifts and holiday decorations. Participants in the workshop will have access to a new Memory Craft 8000 computerized embroidery sewing machine, two sergers and 17 sewing machines. Large layout tables/will give sewers

Circus a success

TO THE ADVANCE-NEWS: The circus came to town, and for those of you who missed it, you missed an excellent circus show. Kelly-Miller gave the audience their money’s worth and then some! The Early Bird Kiwanis Club, sponsor of the circus, thanks all those patrons who came out to see the shows, and hope you enjoyed them. We’d also like to thank Borkholder Dutch Village for donating the place to hold the circus, and the water supply; Wayne Scheumann and the Nappanee Park Department, for coming through on a last-minute request for trash barrels; Borkholder Dutch Village, Chi-Am, Cook’s Pizza, Judd Drugs and van Camps Supermarket, for acting as ticket service this Sunday. In football action, North Wood evened their record to-1-1, with a 9-0 win over the East Noble Knights. The North Wood tennis squad is 3-0, with wins over Manchester, Plymouth, and Fairfield. 10 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 11, 1985 Ljdy Brown, Amy Mills, Stacy Spurgeon, Jenni Pletcher and Shannon Reaker are chosen as the

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plenty of workspace. The Memory Craft 8000 has 116 different utility and decorative stitches, using computer programs to create monograms, sport themes, childrens’ themes, holiday designs and flower patterns. The sewing workshop will be held in the NWHS Sewing Lab, room 610, 6:30-9p.m., beginning September 19. The class will be held every Tuesday for ten sessions, at a total cost of S6O. Those living outside the Wa-Nee district will be asked to pay an additional $5. Registration forms are available at the Wa-Nee administration office, 219-773-3131, Nappanee Public Library, 773-7919, and Wakarusa Public Library, 8622465. Registration deadline is Monday, September 18.

outlets for pre-sales; McCormick Motors for disposing of the trash; Dave Berger for disposing of the elephant “poo,” and all the local businesses which purchased presale children’s tickets to the circus. Thanks also to the. AdvanceNews, Elkhart Truth, Goshen News, Channel 22, WLRX-FM, and WLNB-FM, for doing a super job of helping us promote the circus. We plan to have this same circus back in two years, and hopefully we won’t be competing with a North Wood home football game next time! Dan Metzler Early Bird Kiwanis Circus Chairman eighth grade candidates for Queen of the Apple Festival. The Nappanee Theatre will be showing E.T. this Friday-Tuesday. Nappanee firemen complete 100 hour State Certification classes. North Wood beat Northridge Friday, with a big 34-0 win. September 5 varsity volleyball action showed North Wood defeating Concord 15-2, 15-8. Returning letter winners Missy Beck, Tracy Eby, Justine Crilow. Terrie Klotz and Christy Weslock contribute greatly to the team’s 40 record. 5 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 12, 1990 Workers are busy preparing the railroad depot. Because Amtrak plans to stop in Nappanee starting in November, a new platform, shelter, and other f ,alterations have become necessary.

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