Steuben Republican from Angola, Indiana • Page 11

i.m. Saturday at the line Funer STEU3EM REPUBLICAN April 25, 1962 Pag B3 healed chimney was threatening damage by lire. Recent Deaths al Home in Kendallville with Rev. Herbert L. Wiese officiating.

Burial was in Teeters cemetery Sead News Items to Local Editor at Fremont. MRS. EVELYN SMITH In Appreciation AVe wish to thank everyone van a iiJKii KIiiht Van Guilder, SO, a retired farmer of U.H. 2. Fremont, died Thursday afternoon in Elm- There were 124 in attendance for the floral offerings, the cards IARRY f.

EDWIN KIINK ANGOLA ORLAND nd the many kindnesses during for Bible study at North Scott Church of Christ Sundav morn Send Neni Item to Local Editor MRS. PAT TltAXI.ER the passing of our mother and ing. grandmother. There will be choir practice at the church Thursday evening at Cod bless all of you. THE FAMILY OF RHODA AUG HERMAN 8:00 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Covell Mr. and Mrs. Walt Seely of Toledo, Ohio were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Rimer Bryan. Mrs. John Gass of Jackson, was honoree at a baby shower given by her sister, Mrs. Robert Beem.

Mrs. Gass is the former Beatrice Edwards. and daughter of Fort Wayne and hurst hospital. The wife, Lu-ieile; three daughters, Mrs. Mar-: jorie Itrattin and Mrs.

Maxine Van Aman. both of South Bend; innd Roberta Van Guilder, Ango-and four grandchildren sur- vive. i Funeral services were conduct-led at 2 ii.m. Sunday with the R'V. Iale Giles, pastor of the Fr niont Methodist church, offici-, Hlinc.

Burial was in Jamestown cemetery. CLARENCE DKCtrTIA REESE Clarence Reese. SO, R.R. 4, The remodeled Klink Funeral Home in Angola is impressive, not only appearance-wise, but also facilities-wise. Absolutely nothing has been overlooked that would add to or improve our service.

Angola, died at 2:05 a.m., Friday. April 13 at his home where he had lived for the past seven- Debby Cole of near Angola spent a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Ben Wilson. The Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Covell and sons were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Covell last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Elliott and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Junior Schumaker and daughter of Angola Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Smith attended the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. Rhoda Maugherman at Kendallville last een years. Mr. Reese was born Dale Cole family were dinner SHOP COMPARE OUR PRICES Our Regular Everyday Price On ROD and REEL COMBINATION Ike Walton 6-ft. Jointed Spincast Rod with Zebco 202 Reel $7.95 LIVE BAIT Bennett Sporting Goods North Wayne St.

at R.R. Track in Williams county, Ohio, on HOMKi: MOKKLAXO guests. March 11, 1882. He was united Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bryan and family were Mr. marriage to Alma Schaul on September 1912. They Homer Moreland, 67,, died at noon last Wednesday in the Veterans Administration hospital. and Mrs. Rimer Bryan.

moved to Angola in 1943. Mrs. Daisy Fink was a dinner Surviving are his wife; three i Marion. He had been a patient guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie "I always in weighing daughters, Mrs. Idella Kemarly, there for three weeks. Neill and family. my words before speaking," said Mr. Moreland and his wife, Ml liHiiin III IHI cm in hi Pioneer, Ohio; Mrs.

Francile Keller. Angola; and Mrs. Frieda i Christine, had owned and oper Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bryan and daughter were dinner guests of the latters family, Mr.

and Mrs. Hobson. "And you don't give short weight, either," said her Burlew. Edgerton. Ohio; three iated the Lakeside Hotel at Clear sons.

Woodrow. Detroit. Micni- like for the past 25 years. Mrs. Lyle Ken Knight and family gan; Royce.

Utica, Michigan; of near Quincy, Mich. Surviving besides the wife are a son. William, of Goshen; two and Relace. Auburn; 22 grandchildren; and six daughters. Mrs.

Allen Wheatley Mt. Orab. Ohio and Mrs. Ray Funeral services were held Erne, of Chicago. Illinois: six Bon Brackney of Detroit, visited his mother, Mrs.

Nellie Brackney. Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Gibbney and son and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Higley and daughter were supper guests of Mrs. Gibbney's par grandchildren and two sisters. The Voters Choke- Monday, April 16.

at the Klink Funeral Home. Burial was at the Riverside cemetery in Mont- I Funeral services were conduct ed at 2 p.m. Saturday with the pelier, Ohio. i Rev. Dale Giles, pastor of the Fremont Methodist church, offici i atiiui.

Burial was in Lakeside ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Billow at Bryan, Ohio. Overnight guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert White and family were the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stewart of Lansing, cemetery. Card of Thank We wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks to Dr.

Barton, Harry and Billie Klink and the many friends and neighbors for the flowers, cards and kindness shown at the time of our bereavement. FAMILY OF CLARENCE H. REESE 17 CHARLES RICHARD 1U RRKLL A leading business man of Steuben County asked me where I stood on Sunday Closing. I answered that I would not support the enforcement the Indiana Sunday Law otherwise known as the Sunday Blue Law. That question and an article in the April 13, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel stating that the Michigan Senate had passed a law requiring all retail stores to close on either Saturday or Sunday gave life to what I regarded a dead issue.

This Michigan Bill was passed under the leadership of one of their Great State Senators who threatened to stop the Tigers from playing Sunday Baseball, prohibited by their present law. It is regret-able that a small powerful group of retail business men, for whom Sunday operation would be profitless, wish to stiffle competion by seeking the intervention of the legislature, or as in Gary, South Bend, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne the intervention of the law enforcement organization. The Indianapolis Star published an article this winter written by a top executive of a Mich. Marion Brott of Huntington spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Otis Brott. Charles Richard Burrell. 46. of R.R. 2.

Hamilton, died Tuesday April 1 1, at his home after an illness of several weeks. He was born in Steuben county on June Mrs. Mildred Towne visited her son and family at Huntington. Guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin McDougale were Mr. and Mrs. Claire Frantz of near Lyons, lir and was a lifelong resi dent of the county having spent JwfL. Sead Sw Item to Local Editor MRS. LEON PIERCE' his entire life on the farm where he resided at the time of his Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen White of Bloomington were dinner guests of their grandparents Mr. and leading downtown department store who, after a classical review of the history of the Indiana Sunday Law, stated he supported its enforcement because he believed an employee needed one day each week to rest. However his lofty concern for the welfare of the employee vanished a few weeks later when he announced the opening of the firm's suburban stores on Sunday. The attempted enforcement of the Indiana Sunday Law passed in 1905 and liberalized in 1912 to permit the game of baseball and allow children under the age of 14 to play games, makes me recall two other experiences while teaching at Tri-State College a few years ago.

One was the defense of a student charged with the violation of an Angola City Ordnance passed in 1912 prohibiting the operation of an automobile on the streets of Angola in excess of 15 miles per hour. The other was the prosecution of a truckdriver for violation of a 1930 weight restriction Ohio. Mrs. Ivah Kope has returned home after spending the winter in Florida. Wayne Newberry underwent surgery at the Cameron hospital at Angola.

Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Gigax and family of West Unity, Ohio, visited the latter's mother, Mrs. Effle Borton. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. William Tosbender death. Surviving are the wife.

Em-mogean; a son, Donald, at home; three daughters. Rita and Nita. twins, and Lelia. all at home; two brothers. Marian, of Fremont and Maynnrd, of Ray.

Services were conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Klink Memorial Chapel with Rev. Malcolm officiating. Interment was in South Scott cemetery. Mrs.

Doyle Holden Saturday. Jay Abbott fell recently and is very weak. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holiday called on his Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Showalter grandfather Monday evening, and friends spent eight weeks in Arizona and other places of in and Percy Poats were all dinner guests at the Duane Toshbender MRS. RHODA MAUGHERMAN terest this winter and visited their daughters Mrs. Eva Stayner of 3000 pounds on county highways. Today our highways have been improved; the horse and buggy is gone.

Today the servant of the week day alarm clock looks forward to Sunday bathing, golf, bowling, shows and even a pleasure drive. All this is illegal in Indiana. However still lingering with us are those who search the forgotten pages of the law for skeletons to promote their selfish interests. They have successfully enlisted in their unholy crusade State Legislatures, Prosecuting Attorneys, and Courts all of whom have demonstrated themselves to be among the spineless wonders of the law. The Prosecuting Attorney in Indiana is elected by the people whom it is his duty to represent.

He is endowed by law with the right of acting according to his own judgment. For the abuse of that right he is answerable only to his God and YOU at the next election. YOU MUST MAKE THE CHOICE and family and Mrs. Ava Rhoades and family before going to their home. Mr.

and Mrs. Doyle Holden were guests of their grandson Carol Holden and family for Easter dinner. Mr. and Mrs. R.

D. Cole of Kingston, N.Y.. spent the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gro-ver Castner.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Canon and son were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Can home at Hillsdale, Mich.

Sylvan Ramsey has been admitted to the Bixby hospital at Adrian, for eye surgery. Overnight guests at the Donald Swick home were Frank Em-rich and Junior Temple of Pam-roy, Ohio. The Henry Rinkey family of Jackson, were dinner guests. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray White were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Woodall of Horton, the A. Harnandez family of Albion, Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Miller and the Delbert WThite family. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn McDonald were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton McDonald and family at Garden City, Mich. Mrs. Rhoda Maugherman, 84, died about 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the Lutheran Old Peoples Home at Kendallville where she had resided since July, 1959. Mrs.

Maugherman was born November 16. 1877 at Columbus dove Paulding county, Ohio, the daughter of John and Julia Ann Peppers Baker. She spent most of her life, in Steuben county until live years ago when she moved to Auburn to make her home with her daughter, Alma. She was united in marriage to Simon A. Smith in 1896.

He died in lfno and in July 1904 she married John Maugherman, who died in 1947. Mrs. Maugherman was a mem FREE) Hou to reduce too cost of financing your new car The total cost of your car (including financing charges) will be considerably LESS if you finance it with a low-cost auto loan from us. Let us PKOVE this to you. FREE Credit Life Insurance To Protect Your Family First National Bank on and family Easter Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Oury and family were Easter gnests of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Greenamyer and family.

CANDIDATE FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY REPUBLICAN PRIMARY, MAY 8 ber of the Trinity Lutheran Church at Auburn. Surviving are seven sons, Or-ville Smith and Jay Mauherman, both of Fremont; Kenneth and olf Angola Willard Maugherman, both of Angola; Starr Smith, Texarkana, Texas; Cletes Maugherman, in California; and Dale Maugherman. Owensboro. Kentucky; three daughters, Mrs. Mabel Hol-linger and Mrs.

Eva Ward, both of Angola; and Mrs. Alma Lange, Auburn; a sister, Mrs. Mary Powell. Rocky River, Ohio; 43 grandchildren. 38 great-grandchildren, and nephews and nieces.

Services were conducted at 11 Public Square Phone 663-2962 Mrs. Rose Call is with her son Lawrence Call and family for a while. Bobbie Pairan is in Elmhurst hospital because of injuries received in a car accident. Miss Marilyn Oury and Miss Diana Pocock are with their parents over Easter vacation from college. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Pierce were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Diehl and family Saturday evening for ice cream and cake honoring the twins Janice and John on their birthday. Mr.

and Mrs. David Ruppert and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dir-rim and children were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wen-zel Barto and family on Easter. Mrs. Jeane Stauffer and children were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Murl German and family on Easter.

nw If you want to sell your house use the Classified Ads business, home, dote To bring or farm, your up to ddJxlm Sea Sewn Itemn to Local Editor MRS. MARY I.EPLEV The Work and Play club met last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Percita Wright with Mrs. Alice Kistler as co-hostess. There were three guests present at this meeting, Mrs.

Lila Halden, Mrs. Glendyn Wright and Mrs. Is this trip necessary? cuO Gho OcSpc Bp CaaDfl PB PDGGHGQ Gerry Miller. An Easter egg hunt was enjoyed with Lila Halden the winner. The trip committee will be prepared at next month's 1.

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REASONABLE PRICES ON ALL MATERIALS DO IT YOURSELF OR HIRE IT DONE BUT START NOW CONTACTING meeting to disclose the plans for the annual summer trip. A fifty cent gift auction is planned for next month's meeting. Lunch of Waldorf Astoria cake, sand wiches and coffe were served. Ashley firemen sponsored an Easter egg hunt in the park at 3:00 Sunday afternoon. This event was hampered somewhat WfkmmimW because of the rainy weather.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Montgom ery were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Montgomery of near Fremont Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lep- ley and children visited Mrs. Bon Your Steuben County No more daily or even semi-weekly trips to the stores.

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It's much more efficient and it's easier to prepare food in larger batches. You haven't known complete convenience -until you own a modern food freezer. See your local appliance dealer today. nie Lung and baby son in the Wade Spears home at Mongo, Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Miller and children and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lepley enjoyed Easter Sunday dinner in the Joe Myers home at Garrett. The Ashley firemen made a run to the Max Shumaker residence late Sunday evening.

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