Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 124, Number 49, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 December 2001 — Page 8

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Years Ago... 120 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 8, 1881 AD—Buy your wife a clothes wringer. Leslie Bros, have them from $3 to SB. The Goshen Times stated that the doors of the U.B. Church here had been closed against the Methodists on Thanksgiving Day. Such was not the case. The Methodists never asked them for the use of their church on that day and the U.B. Church has never been closed against the Methodists. All that has ever kept them out is the refusal to pay the fee of 50 cents, which the U.B. charges other denominations for the privilege of holding services in their church, which fee is a very liberal one as they do all the janitor's work and keeping up.

Whiskerville Truckers Meeting Saturday. Dec. 8 1 I’M. Nappanee American Legion Post 154 Nomination & Election of Officers

SAL Steak Fry Friday-December 7 5-7p.m. Nappanee American Legion Post 154 201 W. Lincoln St. $lO each Public invited SIOO prize TO PLACE YOUR AD IN THE s m±BULLETIN \^BOARD $5.10^ per inch ADS MUST 773.3127 BE PREPAID . Deadline is Thursday 4p.m.

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Some have gotten the idea there is a great disparity of feeling between the two denominations as under the new order of discipline in the U.B. church others could not join in the Sunday School. 100 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 4, 1901 Attorney D.M. Best, the Elkhart hustling real estate agent, was in town Friday to confer with some Nappanee citizens respecting the now talked of electric railway project between Elkhart and Nappanee. The proposition now is a line from Elkhart via Wakarusa and Locke to Nappanee. 75 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 3, 1926 Members of the Nappanee Merchants Association are working out details for the

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most elaborate public celebration of the Christmas season in the history of the city. They have arranged with Santa Claus for that jolly gentleman to be in Nappanee each week, beginning December 4, until Christmas, to greet the boys and girls and pass out a few little gifts. The box social held at Grimm School was quite a success, and net proceeds were $35.62. 50 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 6, 1951 The first Band Booster Series Concert will be held Tuesday. December 11, at Bp.m., in the community park building. The building seats only 472. and a good crowd is expected. The Junior Band has 51 members and Senior Band a membership of 78. One-third

of the people in high school are in the band. (Note —Information for the 120-100 and 75-years ago segments has been researched and posted by Margaret EnglandNeff. The Advance-News staff wishes to thank her for her contribution to the column) Create culinary delights The Elkhart County Park and Recreation Department and a naturalist will present a “Wild Game Tasting” program, Friday, December 7, at the Boy Scout Cabin in Stauffer Park, Nappanee. The cabin is located near the wetlands and golf course area. Come taste the culinary delights of self-named master chef, Courtney Franke. Hasenpfeffer, gourmet groundhog and venison meatballs are on the menu for this year’s game feast. Those in attendance are welcome to bring a wild game recipe of their own, on paper or in a pot. Meet at the cabin at 6p.m.

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Births... h :o Brooks and Erica Egolfj Nappanee, daughter, Kaices Brooke, November 20, qt Elkhart General Hospital Kaicee weighed in at six pounds, four ounces and is 20” long. Proud grandparents aft; Penny Housour, Tony Housour, Wakarusa and Mike and Donna Nappanee. Crafts, cookie walk in Wakarusa & The Wakarusa United Methodist Church will spon* sor its annual cookie walk add arts and crafts bazaar; Saturday, December 8, 9a.m;w noon, at the church, 309 S.> Elkhart St., Wakarusa. :;o The cookie walk will last; from 9a.m. until the cookies are gone, and crafts including snowmen, angels, wood crafts, candles and more, will be offered din--ing the bazaar hours. no A total of 16 tables loaded with hand-crafted and unique items will be available to make holiday shopping and gifting much more pleasant. |-,