Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 43, Number 8, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1947 — Page 6

FOR SALE FOR SALE: I'a'l aad winter ap- -- pies. Sweet eider every week. 50c a gallon in your container. Stephen Freeman. Phone 611 R. (5-tf> FOR SALE: Studio couch. Phone 43-R FOR SALE: Custom tailored Venltian Blinds.—Stucky Furniture Co.. Syracuse (33-4 f FOR SALE: Child’s electric phonograph and records Mrs Sam Rasor. APPLE"*: Grimes Golden Winter Banana. Northern Spy. Red Delicious. Rambo. Golden Delicious. Stay man Winesap. Virginia Winesap. Vinegar and cider. Closed Sundays. Shenvalee Orchards. S mile .east of U.S 33 on .Millersburg and Goshen airport road. Ralph Martin. R 4 Goshen, phone 1 4 on 9 Mtlirsburg (l-Bt* FOR SALK: 1936 Chevrolet 1 1 ,- ton truck, new motor, new tires new bed.—-Phone 1617-W FOR SALE: Meek table model - combination radio, eood condition. priced reasonable. Also one double bed complete, used short time. Phone 34W

Culler’s Garage ♦ , ♦ $ RADIATOR REPAIR AND BACK FLUSHING * X T t : I : ♦ STEAM CLEANING t ENGINES AND FARM IMPLEMENTS * : I : ~ I $ GENERAL OVERHAUL IGNITION CARBURATIQN — BRAKES ♦ f' * | " t ♦ DAN CULLER SYRACUSE. \ / J ♦ * I ♦ PHONE 38 M—Frasier St. ( t ♦ 4 A * Notice ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Changing our pick up * and delivery days from Monday and Thursday t to t * J I Wednesday & Saturday i * X t 4 ♦ : Lakeland Cleaners i • Leesburg 4

I War Surplus I I Jackets . $14.50 I Women's Raincoats 12.50 I Flashlights .... 1.25 I I D. D. T. Bombs ... 1.25 I Shoes . . 6.95 I MANY OTHER ITEMS I I GOSHEN SURPLUS STORE I I 118 W. Jefferson St. V I OPEN EVENINGS I

FOR SALE: Hampshire boars from registered stock or will trade for butcher size gilts or take pigs next spring. Also have two-year-old real good Jersey heifer, too good to butcher, will trade for white face or other butcher stock.—Harry Rosenberry. Ph. 7F22 (7-2 t FOR SALE: Two 50-gal~oil drums, galv. metal. Also dropside baby crib, at the O. L. Kline Art & Sign Shop. North Webster. Phone 82F23. FOR SALE: Portable radio, public address system recording. Reasonable price Phone HSR. Boston St. Syracuse. FOR SALE: Gummed finish plywood. 18 sheets. Frank Yoder. Phone 80. FOR SALE: Novelties. Santas, angels, birds, animals, fruit snd \egetable plaques. Dick Kitson. Frazer St.. Phone 1 'R (S-4t) \MLS GIFTS: A fine selection of Electrical Appliances will be found here Monarch Roaster (Ken Ranges. Hoover Sweepers. Westinghouse Electric Products and others. Shop here, a small deposit will hold any item till Xmas. Syracuse Hardware Co.

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LOCAL NEWS —e Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell left TuesI day for Cadott. Wise., where she i will spend several weeks with her i sons. Irvin. Roy and Robert. Rob- • ert is a student at River Falls I college. River Falls. Wiac. Mr. and Mrs Clee Hibschman t and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hibsch- ' man attended a Holstein sale west ; of New Carlisle. Monday. . ——— GOSHEN COMMUNITY SALE Monday. Dec. 1 at 11 a m j Bring your livestock where i buyers and sellers meet. Notice our first horse sale will , be Dec. 4. Top milk cows this week was >12750. Butcher prices this week were: Cows (canners and cutters* ! >9 75 to >12.75. Fat cows. >12.75 to >17.50. Heifers and steers. >13.50 to ! >28.50. Bulls. >13.50 to >IB.BO. Veal, (good to choice! >24 00 l to >30.50. Veal (fair to good! >20.00 to >24.00. Lambs. >IB.OO to >22.25. Fat hogs. >24.00 to >24 60 P KOMAYNE SHERMAN A ORA THOMAS PUBLIC SALE AUCTION EEK. Farm or Household. — Win. Helman, R. Syracuse, Phom 3-F-13. .. (30-4t> NOTICE .NOTICE: Martin Hoover. 5 Hing j and excavating. Phone 47R3. i Syracuse. Ind. (2-ts). FOR RENT: Choice drawer lock-! er at Wawasee Locker. Enquire' at the O. L Kline Sign & Art! Shop. No. Webster. Ph 821'23. NOTICE: I am moving my paint shop to the Ella Miller garage, one block east of Nelson Sandwich shop—Emerson Coy. WANTED WLN TED: Ironings. Mrs. George Coquillard. (8-2 t W VNTED: to rent house or apart- i ment.’unfurnished in Syracuse , or near Spink Hotel Enquire Journal office. U 4NTED: Raw furs, good prices. Fair gr: nings Phone! 2">OJ, Henry Kilmer. Ist house north Snavely Shoe Shop in. Syracuse (6-401 WANTED TO RENT: House or. an apartment in Syracuse or vicinity of Spink-Wawasee Ho-1 tel: Inquire Journal office. < ' (T-ts) WANTED: Dressmaking and al-1 teratlons. Prices reasonable.; Work guaranteed. Contact or! write. Mrs James Yoder. Syra-t cuse (7-ts) W ANTED TO BUY: ANTIQI "EB O» ILL KINDS Still paying, good prices for the Little china cups and saucers, j china, old china dolls and heads, toy iron cook stoves, old style buttons and “charm strings'" colored glass pitchers, tumblers, syrup pitchers. shakers, goblets, etc., covered hen or animal dishes. hanging lamps or little nil hm- I If you have anything listed or know of a six-legged drop-leaf table, it will pay you to write me I and 1 will call. Mrs. John E. Huff-1 man. 506 W. Market St.. Nappanee. Ind

Dr. and Mrs J. C. Hay of Silver Lakel and Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Hay and family , of Goshen, will be Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Carr.

LMBHM EAFJL CHURCH Rev. D. E. Littler. Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Ronald Sharp. Supt. The lesson. “The Proof of a Christian.” Morning worship 10: 45 a. m. Junior church in basement during worship service Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Evening worship. 7:00. Prayer service. November 4. at 7:30. W.S.C.S. will meet Wednesday. Dec. rd at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Paul LeCount. Mrs. LeCount will also be the leader. This is the Xmas meeting. A large attendance is desired. GRACE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHI RUM Rev. E A. Slottag. Pastor. Sunday. November 30. 1947. 10:15—Sunday School. 11:15—Church Service. Thursday. December 4. 1947 at 77 30. church council meeting. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Rev. Otto Laursen. Pastor. Lavon Symensnta. Supt. Sunday School at 9:30 a m. Classes provided for alt ages. Morning worship at 10:30 a m Second installment on the subject "Giving Priority to God." Evening services: Prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Old-fashioned hymn singing at 7:00 p.m. Sermonette at 8 pm. Topic: “Evangelism." Choir practice each Tuesday at 7 p. m. , You have a hearty welcome to worship with us. Sunday. “The Son of man has not come to destroy men’s lives, but to shve them."

Attend the and igTFJfU IM FJ > FRIDAY NOV. 28 Cont. Front 2 p. in. Thanksgiving “I'ride of Syracuse” a 812 I lilt Show No. 1 r- Color bv Technicolor JOHNHODIAK LtSABETH si o IT “DESERT FURY” No. 2 | No. 3 S|s>rt Hi 2 .; Ik' ■ I Color CartoOn ‘ Making The Varsity” | JERKKY TURKEY” Sat unlay, Nov. 29 Sun. Mon. Nov. 30. Dec 1 One tlay only LEW A.YRES In Trucolor’ ANN SHERIDAN ROY R.oGKRS ZACHARY SCOTT “APACHE ROSE' “UNFAITHFUL" 2ud flit! ■ Hus Phlll, t' (HorQHtoon ' BIG TOWN” 6 Latest News Events TUES. WED. THUR. DEC. 2-3-4 2 Great Outstanding Hits of The Past Brought Back Together by Popular Demand! Hit No. I Hit No. 2 ERROL FLYNN Edward G.'’Robinson BRENDA MARSHALL IDA LITINo CLAUDE RAINS JOHN GARFIELD “SEA HAWK” “SEA WOLF”

Shop Early and Wisely For Xmas IX>MA LEADS, exclusive originals. beautifully stylet!— Si*e 9 to 20 — Price *12.30 to *10.30. JI DY NELL COATS, plaids with detachable hood* and plain tailored — *33.93 to *39.1*. OI K CHRISTMAS Ml IPM E.NT OF PVRSES is in. Buy early to make a fine selection. *2.l* to 5M.49. ALL WOOL SWEATERS Sizes 32-46 — *3.l* to *7.t* BEALTIFI’L ALL WOOL HEAD SCARVES— Varums color* SO. and *I.OO ILL WOOL SKIRTS. AVaist sixes 24-32 Also black and white check wool Balarino skirts. RLOVSES — *2.00 to *7.73. RAYON PANTIES — ttttc. We carry a complete line of dresses for large women Sixes 20' ? to 32. TAILORING AND ALTERATIONS OF -ALL KINDS The Fashion Shop Phone 268

Mrs. Theo Thomas and infant daughter. Rebecca Ann. were removed from the Goshen hospital to the home of her mother. Mrs. Ruth Whitcomb. Tuesday.

TRINITY E-U.fe. CHURCH 9:45 Sunday School- Lewis immel. Supt. 10:45 Worship service—First Sunday in Advent. Sermon: “The Plan of Redemption.” There will be no League or evening service as the Fall Youth Rally will be held in Bremen with Rev. Ted Greenhoe. of Niles. Mich., as the speaker. Thursday. Dec. 4th. 8:00 prayer meeting. 8:45. choir practice. BETHEL t HURCH OF GOD Joseph J. Koble. Pastor. Oliver Hibschman. S. S. Supt. Sunday school—10:00 a. m. Morning worship -11:00 a. m. Sermon “Enough “ Evening service—Youth meeting at 6:30. Song and praise 7:30 and evangelistic message Church board meets Monday night at 7:30 p m. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Topic—" How to Enjoy Reading the Bible" Everyone welcome Mr. and Mfs. Donald Lower, of Toledo. Ohio attended the Notre Dame football game Saturday. Their daughters. Connie Kay and Carol Jean stayed with their grandmother. Mrs. Clee Hibschman. Mrs. Millie Snobarger and Mr and Mrs. Orval Snobarger will spend Thanksgiving in Angola with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maloy. W. A. Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNeil and son. Danny, of Whiting, were guests Sunday in the home of the former’s brother. S. A. Bauer and family.

SETTLEMENT REY'EALED The compromise agreement by which the Jacob J. Weybright will! case was settled last week in cir-; cuit court provided that the plain-' tiffs, two nieces and the sole heir of a third niece, receive substantially one-half of the >50.000 estate. - Mr. Wewbright died Dec.' 26. 1943, leaving a will which bequeathed the bulk of his property to Ray. Eldon. Elmer and Dale Sorenson, sons of a neighbor. Emil Sorenson, at whose home Weybright died, and to two Milford churches. The settlement provided that >I.OOO bequests to each of the Sorenson boys be trimmed to >SOO each, that the nieces. Mrs. Hugh Ettleln. South Whitley. Mrs. Wilbur Flook. Milford. and Williajn D. Shorb. sole heir of Mrs. Julian Shorb. a third niece, receive halt the proceeds from the Weybright farm, one quarter going to the First Brethren church of Milford and the fourth quarter to the Milford Methodist church: and that the residue of the personal property be' divided as follows—one-half to the plaintiffs, one quarter to the Sorensonyboys in equal shares and one-eighth each to the two churches. The agreement also approved a >SOO bequest to the Milford cemetery association for care

We Invite You to bring the Kiddies to see SANTA CLAUS!! Santa has promised to stop here all day Saturday, December 6, to greet all the kiddies and says he will have a “treat” for each and everyone. So plan today for this date. We feel sure the children will get a thrill out of this. Open from 9 a.m to 10 p.m. The Tot Shop Phone 125

Xtra Special Friday and Saturday XMAS TREE LIGHTING SETS Reg. SI.BO NOMA-MADE. Set of 8 lamps Only $1.29 ea. While 100 Sets last We Reserve Right to Limit We will be closed all day ThursdayThanksgiving Day SHOP EARLY FOR XMAS Syracuse Hardware Co. PHONE 6, Syracuse

♦ j Firestone Garage ♦ ♦ NEW or REBUILT MOTORS ON ORDER ♦ BATTERIES — ANTI-FREEZE — PARTS & OIL ♦ | General Mechanic Work—Prices Based on Flat ♦ Pate—24-Hour Wrecker Service I WELDING t WELDING—With Portable Equipment at Shop ► or at your job. PHONE 91 or 291 RESIDENCE

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of the Weybright lot and allowance of a claim to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sorenson for care of the decedent up to >1,500 and provided that the Citizens' State Bank, Milford. qualify as administrator with win annexed, that the plaintiffs’ action to resist probate will be dismissed and that the will be probated. Mrs. Ralph Thornburg. Jr. and Mrs Wilmet Jones, Jr. spent Monday in Fort Wayne. Brattleboro. Vt.. Nov. 19 —The 7-cow herd of registered HolsteinFrieslans owned by Raymond Vail of Syracuse, has recently completed a year of production testing in the official Herd Improvement Registry program of The Hol-stein-FrieSian Association of America An average of 406 pounds of butterfat and 12.445 pounds of milk has been officially recorded. Milking was done 2 times daily. The highest producer in the herd was Bess Inka Rue Ormsby, a 7-year-old. which produced 567 pounds “of butterfat and 16.547 pounds of milk. Testing was supervised by Burdue University in cooperation with The Holstein-Freisian Association of America.