Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 36, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 September 2000 — Page 4

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Years Ago... Opens first-class lunch room

120 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 2, 1880 John Bailey has opened a firstclass lunch room one door south of Binkley’s drug store, where everybody can get a good square lunch at noon. The new tin shop of Will Brown and Will Miller is another feature in the way of improvement in our town. These gentlemen are young, lively and energetic. The tusk of a Mastodon is said to have been discovered in a sand bank 1 mile south of Goshen. It is about 8 feet long and a portion of it is in a good state of preservation. 100 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 5, 1900 A pathetic drama was enacted at the Lake Shore station this morning, when James Diley intercepted his runaway wife and vainly endeavored to induce her to return

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home with him to Elkhart. Until 2 weeks ago, Mr. Diley worked at the Benham livery in Elkhart, but began work in Chicago until 2 days ago. When he returned home he found the trunks gone and found his cherished wife had been duped by a charming feather renovator from Syracuse. The Union Canning Company Saturday had receipts of about 500 bushels which afforded 80 to 90 peelers several hours work that day. The peelers are all women and girls and they must do this in addition to their home duties. 75 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 3, 1925 Miss Doris Roose and Willard Naylor, two well known young people were united in marriage by Rev. Hawk at Goshen on Friday, August 28. Mrs. Naylor is a member of the graduating class of 1923 and a very popular and attractive young lady, and was previously

employed by the Nappanee Telephone Co. Mr. Naylor is a trained accountant and a well liked young man. Their many friends wish them unbounded happiness. A big benefit will be tendered by Nappanee Post of American Legion on Wed. afternoon, September 9, as a testimonial to the boys who went across the seas during the great World War. Major George B. Norton will be orator of the day. 50 YEARS AGO SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 Twenty-three ribbons were awarded to Floyd Gordon of northwest of Nappanee on poultry displays at the County Fair which is more than any farmer living in this vicinity. Several exhibitors from this vicinity were prize winners at the Indiana State Fair, now in progress at Indianapolis. Elaine Neff of Route 3 won in 4th division with 2 cans and varieties of fruit; Diane Smeltzer, Route 1, won in 2nd division with 1 vegetables; Patty Mishler, Rte 1, New Paris won with a white loaf cake in sth division. (Note —Information for the 120100 and 75-years ago segments has been researched and posted by Margaret England-Neff. The Advance-News staff wishes to thank her for her contribution to the column)

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PARADE ENTRIES—A variety of forms of transportation were displayed among the entries in last year's Nappanee Apple Festival parade, one of the most popular events on Saturday during the three-day event, This year's parade welcomes entries

of all types. The parade wiil kick off at lhp.m. from Country Center, and head west dn US 6, through the downtown area. Pre-registra-tion is required for the parade—contact the Nappanee Area Chamber of Commerce for further information. (AN photos)

Crime Stoppers successful;

Lt. Dave Shock has reported that Crime Stoppers has had a very successful year. He recently Comment & Opinion... The staff of 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 alter the intent of the letter. Please include your name, address and telephone number, so that your letter may be verified. Publication of name is required.

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reported to the board of directors that Crime Stoppers has assisted law enforcement in the solving of 310 felony crimes, and arresting 235 felony suspects who committed the crimes. "2 Crime Stoppers has also, paid out over $30,000 to callers" who have helped to solve the cases,!and. has recovered over 5700,0 w in stolen property and confiscated narcotics this year alone. i> ‘ Shock stated, “I would like to take this time to thank all of you'who have helped support our program with your donations. Your support has become even more impdrtant, because of our tremendous success. If you would like to fiha'out how you can help, call us at 2188STOP or 1-800-342-STOP. ( This will be one time that I will'take your name. Crime Stoppers...it works! -