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Page 4 THE ANGOLA HERALD, ANGOLA, INDIANA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1935 9 PERFECT CLEANING tle Kathryn accompanied her home for a short visit. Miss Wilma Lockhart, of Pleasant Lake, spent last week with relatives here. Geraldine Lehman spent two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hesselman.

Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Kogin, Mr.

in Melvln Eugene, Oct 18, 1934; to Mr. and Mrs. Clair Montgomery, a daughter, Arneta Mae, Nov. 5 1934; to Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Hantz, a Bon, Donald Frederick, April 3, 1935; to Mr. and Mrs. Herchanandther, a eon, Lewis Phillip, June 22, 1935; to Mr. and Mrs. Denver Kogin, a son, Fredrick Powel, Aug.

4, 1935. There were the following deaths during the year: Betty Carlin, Jan. 23, 1935; Alfred Hantz, Jan. 27, 1935. 'and Mrs.

Frank Kogin, Mr. and Mrs. EVERY DETAIL McBride Cleaners Phone 277 Miss Lilah Gilbert and Mrs. Zona Parker entertained the Bridge Gangi and Beveral other guests at the former's home last Thursday evening with a very lovely party. Bingo and auction bridge were the order of the evening.

Miss Armanda Lake and Mrs. June Chasey carried off the prizes in bingo and Mrs. Mabel Fer- ris and Dorothy Lake were the sue-1 ce8sf ul one at bridge. At a late hour dainty refreshments were served. I Mr.

and Mrs. Allie Penick enter- tained a number of guests Sunday in honor of their Bons, Orlo and Milo's birthdays. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Penick and family, Mr.

and I Mrs. Wilbur Hobson, of Pleasant Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Ford Nichols and family, of Orland; Mr. and Mrs.

Elias Nichols, of Angola; Mr. and' Mrs. James Owen and family, of Avilla; Mr. Claude Sabraski, of Gar-( rett; Mr. and Mrs.

Milo Penick, Mr. Orlo Penick and Willa Lininger, Mr. Maynard Ulmer and Virginia Shull i SCHOOL SUPPLIES CompI line of Pencils, Fountain Peiib, Inks, Notebooks, Brief Cases, Water Colors Fly Paper, Sticky and Poison, Sheets and Ribbons Ant and Roach Powders and Liquids Compl Stock of Fresh Spices Clearance Pri on Bathing Caps and Suits 2 PKGS. CADILLAC RAZOR BLADES (All Razors) 29c 25c PURETEST ASPIRIN, 24'c 19c 25c HINKLE PILLS, 100 's 19 LAVENDER SHAVING CREAM and STYPTIC PENCIL 10 PERMEDGE RAZOR BLADES 23c 2-QT. DEFENDER HOT WATER BOTTLE 69c Robinett-Buell Reunion The twenty-sixth annual Robinett and Buell reunion will be held Sunday, Sept.

1, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinett. All the members of the family are invited to DRESSES ANNA LAVIXA REESE Denver Kogin and son, Miss Eloise Funk, of Salem, and Mrs. Gerald Montgomery and children, of Ashley attended the Kaufman family re-I union at the Nelson Barron home east of Angola, Sunday.

Wendell Swank, of Elkhart, called 'on friends here Sunday, The Pollyanna club members en-i joyed a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Faulkerson who are in the Cooper cottage at Crooked Lake. Miss Rachel Scotten, who spent (the past two month's here with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.

A. E. Scot-; ten, returned to Arcadia, Saturday. Miss Eileen Roberts, of Fremont, Ohio, have been spending the past i week with her sister, Mrs. V.

R. Pfingstag and family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dixon and family were Sunday guests of Mr. jand Mrs.

John Miller at Crooked i Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Moffett, of Ypsilanti, were Saturday eve-; ning callers in the V. R.

Pfingstag of Angola; Mr. Wayne Penick and Marie Bowman, of Corunna. Anna Lavina Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maier, was born in Williams county, Ohio, May 9th, 1864, and died at the home of her daughter, in Coldwater, Mich, Aug.

15, at the age of 71 years, 3 months and 6 days. On March 25th, 1886, she was united in marriage to John H. Reese, We have a new selection of Friendship Crepe Dresses in the new Fall shades of black, brown, plum, rust, and navy. Sizes 11 to 20 and 38 to 52. We also have school Silk Jacket Dresses, Wool Plaids, and Velvet Corduroys.

Come in and see them. RITZ DRESS SHOP KRATZ DRUG STORE also of Williams County, Ohio, where WE DELIVER PHONE 147 they lived until 1888. After that time they moved to the farm home in Steuben County. To this union were born one daughter and two sons, Mrs. Clarence Stewart, of Coldwater, Floyd Reese, of York, and Burton Baptist Church The Woman's Missionary meets at the home of Mrs.

Jack Carpenter with a pot-luck Thursday, Sept. 6. A strong program is being prepared for our Association which meets at the Immanuel Church in Fort Wayne, Sept. 24-25. Being so close our church should be well represented.

9:45, Sundya Bchool, L. V. Grim, Supt. 11:00 Morning worship, Communion service. 6:30, Koung ePoples meeting.

7:30, Happy hour. PHONE 126 ANGOLA home. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman, of Reese, of Montgomery, Mich.

There are left to mourn their HUDSON I PEN AND SCISSORS I loss, the husband, two sons and a daughter; also two brothers, John (Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Meserth and son, of Dayton, have been spending several days jin the R. J. Pfingstag home.

I Mrs. Letha Howard, who is visit-i ing her sister, Mrs. Harley Griffith at 'Hamilton is very ill with quinsy. V. Maier, of Edon, Ohio, and Noah Maier, of Edgerton, Ohio; two sis Old Citizen Dies Lanson Penoy-er S2, well known citi en of South Camden, died last week fof infirmities of old a Re.

He was a pioneer settler of the community in which he died. ters, Mrs. Sophia Wall, of Sturgis, and Mrs. Mary Deal, of South Robert Roberts and Eileen Rob- Bend, four grandchildren and U. B.

Church Notes Sunday school at the regular hour next Sunday. The St. Joseph Conference convenes September 3rd and closes Sept. 8th. jerts, of Fremont, Ohio, Mr.

and Mrs. one great grandchild, also two grand Woman Shop Lifter Held Mrs. I.eta Keagle, 4 4, of Sturgis, was fined $23. and given suspended sentence of thirty days in the Kendall-ville city court for stealing goods in Kendallvilie stores. 41 UDay SjpGeBaflc August 28th to 31st BREAK 0' MORN COFFEE, 3 lb3 47c SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR with Butter Scraper, 41c value 29c CORN FLAKES, 2 large packages for 19c VAN CAMP MACKEREL, 3 cans for 25c BREAD FLOUR, 24y2-lb.

sack 85c MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI, 2 lbs. 15c PORK AND BEANS, 3 large cans 25c VANILLA, 8-oz. bottle 10c CLEAN QUICK SOAP pkg 21c TOMATO SOUP, Tall Boy, 3 cans 25c COCOA, 2-lb. pkg 19c AUSTIN'S PUPPY BISCUITS, 10-cz. pkg.

15c PAPER NAPKINS, 80 count, in variety of colors, pkg. LARD COMPOUND for all purpose shortening, 2 lbs 35c TOILET TISSUE, 7 rolls South Wayne Market M. P. HARTER, Owner Mr. and Mrs.

U. A Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Leas and family attended the Spangler family reunion at Hamilton, Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Cert Frederick, of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday here with Mrs. Addie Frederick and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Fisher.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaffstahl spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Markle, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Baxter, of Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scott, of Shereveport, called on Mrs. Arta Crays, Monday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Ulsh and son, Bruce, of Shepherd, Mich, called on Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clark, Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. U. A. Spangler attended the piano and organ recital given by the pupils of Lutriealle Reinoehl at her home Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Anderson of Montpelier, Ohio, spent a few days of this week with his sister, Mrs. Eliza Clay. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Schall, of Camden, spent the week-end with their daughter, Mrs. Gay Brown rnd family. Sunday they motored to Elkhart and South Bend.

Grader Put Telephones Out A street grader in Bryan cut a telephone cable one day last week while grading for a pavement, and ahout two hundred and fifty telephones were put out of commission. children preceded her in death. She was converted at an early age and has lived a devoted and con-sistant Christian life for these many years. With the Psalmist, we can say, "Blessed art the dead who die in the Lord." As wo travel thru' life's Bhadow'd valley, Fresh pprinss of His love ever rise And we learn that our sorrows and losses Are blessings Just sent In disguise. So we'll follow wherever He leadeth, I jet the path be weary or bright For we've proved that our God can give comfort Our God can give song In the night.

Card of Thanks We wish to express our thanks to the friends and neighbors and members of the M. E. church of York for their kind expressions of sympathy during the illness of our wife and mother. J. H.

Reese Mrs. Clarence Stewart Floyd Reese Burton Reese. rh35 Klkhart Deputy Prosecutor Held James Snuirr, former deputy prosecutor for Elkhart county, is heing held in the Elkhart jail for second degree rape of a sixteen-year-old girl, who afterward attempted to take her own life by shooting he-cause of the disturbance her family made about her associations with Smurr. The attorney had been previously arrested on a similar charge which had not been concluded. Hearing of the new case will be had at the opening of the superior court term, Sept.

16, said Prosecutor James R. Nyce. I TRINITY 1 i Sunday school next Sunday morning 9:30. Ruel Ransburg is superintendent and Jema Hoyer secretary. Everybody welcome.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritter, of Angola, were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Motsolf.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Ransburg and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Chrysler went to Toledo last Friday and spent the day at the park.

Mrs. Grace Hughes is ill with summer flu. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Noll are the proud parents of a little son, born Aug.

20. Mf. and Mrs. Floyd Blair and family and Mrs. Mattie Heflinger, of Napoleon, came last Thursday evening to attend the miscellaneous shower in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Nihl Noll. Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Noll, of South Bend, were over the week-end guests of Wayne Allen and family and on Sunday attended the Ransburg reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Motsolf were callers of Mrs.

Mary Slater, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Allen and son, Bernard Lee, and Ben Ferras, of Coldwater, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shumaker and son, Deuane, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

George Shumaker. Wayne Allen and family expect to leave Saturday for Sylvania, to visit a brother, Everett Allen and family. They will return Monday. Ralph Barr and son, of Burr Oak, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Barr and sons of Brighton, Mr. and Mrs Milo Weaver, of Mongo, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deller and Mr. and Mrs.

Ford Folck and children, of Angola, enjoyed a basket dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Pfingstag and children.

Miss Eliose Funk, of Salem, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Kogin and son. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Kogin spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kanaga and son. Mrs. Ralph Blanchard, of Ashley, who has spent a number of years as a missionary in China, will give an address at the M.

church Sunday evening, Sept. 1, at 7:30. A freewill offering will be taken and many interesting facts will be heard about that far off land. Come and hear her. Mr.

and Mrs. Free Zigler attended the Ransburg reunion at Lake Gage Sunday. Mrs. Milo Wilkins and daughter returned home Sunday after spending a week with her mother. Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Cummings of Detroit, spent over the week-end here with relatives. Miss Marian Howard returned home with them having spent the past two weeks in their home. Mrs. Blanchard, of Ashley, will give a talk on China at the M.

E. church. Sunday night. A free will offering will be taken. Mr.

and Mrs. Derrell Hughes are the proud parents of a daughter, born Sunday, Aug. 18th Marie Judith Colleen. The Frederick family reunion was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Delia Ling.

Clarence Reinoehl and M. O. Rison have a taffy and popcorn stand at Ohio, this week. M. E.

morning watch services will be held at the Jay Clark home Sunday morning. I JACKSON PRAIRIE Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, of Jones, called Saturday afternoon on Donald Emerson and family and Mrs. Wm.

Lincoln. Mrs. Eva. Marsh and Mrs. Amy Hall are visiting in Detroit and Pontiac with Mrs.

Hall's children and Mrs. Marsh's nieces and nephews. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers and son attended the Brinner reunion at Montpelier fairgrounds, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Collins were Sunday guests of her daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Orval Bair, of Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford McKellin, of Hudson, spent Sunday with his sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Royse and family. Mrs. Lena Hunter and husband, of Oak Park, visited her cousin, Mrs. Wm.

Lincoln, and Donald Emerson and family. Lewis Stayner, of Golden Lake, was a week-end guest of her parents, Ed Stayner and family. Lois Case is visiting the week-end in Jackson, Mich. Thomas Stayner and wife, south of Orland, spent Sunday with her parents, Fred Gay and wife. Cleveland Collins and family spent the week-end in Benton Harbor and returned home Monday to his parents', A.

J. Collins and family. Mrs. Su.ney Kiess and Mrs. Ralph Livingston, of Bucyres, Ohio, and Mrs.

Ola Lingle and Mrs. Will Cook of Hamilton, were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gay Brown and family. Rev.

F. F. DeGroff has been stationed at Bliss.eld, and Rev. tioned at Blissfield, and Rev. sent to the Hudson field.

Rev. C. F. Mansberger has been returned to the west field. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Reinoehl and daughter, Martha, made a business trip to Elkhart Monday morning. The IT. B. Sunday school picnic was held Thursday at Pretty Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Del McNabb, of Garrett, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Deisch.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Deisch and Harold McNabb are visiting in Mansfield, Ohio. They expect to return Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney Fogel, of Chrubusco, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Rundles and daughter, Dorothy Alice, of Washington, D. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Rundles. Dorothy Alice remained for the week.

Mrs. Elsie Holsinger returned home Thursday from Seneca, where she spent the past week. Lit liuyin'i Right of Way for Corunna-Orland Road The DeKalb county commissioners have agreed to pay for the additional right of way needed to extend Road 327 north from Corunna to where it will be met by a new state road across Steuben county. The route of the proposed road is to be one mile north from Corunna, thence west a half mile, thence north to Helmer. When the right of way has been secured the road will he graded and the state department lay a surfacing.

Want (Vi, nt Opened A group of Strc. iness men called on State Highway Director Adams last week and asked why cement contracts were not awarded to the Stroh cement plant, which was shut down recently when cement for Road 27 was purchased at an Ohio plant. The delegation was informed that the cement for highways is purchased by the contractor and that the director was powerless to direct where they should buy it. FREMONT Get your Free Funny Weekly from your Gulf Dealer. Harry HcCleery and family, of Butler, called on friends Sunday.

Mrs. McCleery is spending a few days with Mrs. Geo. Griffith. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Sidel spent Sunday in the Arch and John Barry homes in Jamestown. I FAMILY REUNIONS Handy-Hathaway Reunion The Handy-Hathaway reunion will he held at Muffltt Landing, Coldwater Lake, Thursday, Aug. 29. EAST METZ i PLEASANT LAKE I I 1 Mrs.

Maude Harpham, our genial telephone operator is in Washington, D. visiting for two weeks with her sons, Dee and Dale, who are members of the United States Marine band. David Chadwick, of Middleville, is spending a two week's vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

G. Chadwick. Mrs. C. C.

Green nee Beatrice Parrott, of Hammond, was vacationing last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Orwig.

Mrs. Phebe Harpham is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf at Ashley this week. Miss Evelyn Imhoff visited last week with her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Coney at Stroh, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Bennett, family and Harold Kelley, of Owosso, were over night guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Bennett, Saturday night on their way to Moberly, for a vacation. Mrs. Marian Stuck submitted to a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital in Garrett, Monday and at this writing is recovering nicely. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas A. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Webb are vacationing this week in Canada and Michigan.

Miss Betty Tuttle returned Monday from a week's visit in the Eugene Shumaker home at Pioneer, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Hoolihan have moved into the Alleshouse house and Harry Tuttle's are moving into their home vacated by Mr. Hoolihan's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawley and small daughter were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Major. Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Ransburg have been spending their week's vacation on a motor trip through the east. Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Llndstrom left last Saturday for their new home in St.

Petersburg, Fla. Miss Mary Swynehardt returned last week from Muncie, where she has been in school during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett entertained at a birthday dinner Sun- day in Mr.

Bennett's honor the folJ lowing friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adler, of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bennett, of Auburn, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Bennett, of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.

George Bennett, Mr. and Mrs-Carry and George Emmerson. Gordon Reunion The nineteenth annual reunion of the descendants of Wm. Gaylord and Mary Heddon Gordon will be held with Mrs. Relebia Carey and daughter, Melissa, the second Sunday in September.

All relatives are cordially invited to attend. Ik tosries IV "The Quality Store" SGGee as Safladl 2 IIDQfjJ ET(55l3. Cpc cna UTflaHiGG 2c BaCiGdl cm Gc Columbia Home Coming The Columbia school home coming was held at the school house at Cold-was held at the school house at Columbia on Sunday, Aug. 25, the usual pot-luck dinner was served at the noon hour. There was about the usual attendance for the afternoon meeting which was called to order by the president, Nora Brooks.

Mrs. Eunice Lash returned home Saturday after a two weeks' visit with her son, Aubrey Lash, at Fort Wayne. Graydon Lash and wife and his mother, Eunice Lash, were at the Angola hospital, Sunday, to see the latter's daughter Mrs. Melvia Gos-horn, of near Edon, who was operated upon last Thursday for appendicitis. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Eyster were visiting his brother, Paul Eyster, Sunday, and on the way home they called on Melva Goshorn, who is in the Camejron Hospital for an appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hopkins, of South Bend, were visiting her mother, Mrs.

Hattie Willibey, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lechleidner and family moved to their new home on Monday, which they purchased of S. Barron.

Miss Frances Lechleidner has been staying with Mrs. Ella Porter while Jim Porter attended the conference as a delegate. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kogin and Mr.

and Mrs. Dortha Kogin were at Toledo, Sunday. Orville Teegardin and Dorothea Kogin, Ivan Willibey and Virginia Moore were at Jackson, The secretary's eport was read by I Ida Hanselman, sec. pro-tem. Several short talks were given and regular business taken care of which result-! ed in the election of the following officers for 1936: President, Frank Fast: Vice Frank Fliclsinger; Ida Hanselman.

A letter of greetings was read from the former secretary, Helen Lash, of Mansfield, Ohio, The next reunion will be held the last Sunday in August, 1936. Friday and Saturday Veafl IPatitliiGc Mb. FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. VEGETABLE SHORTENING, 2 lbs. Loan Rib BcDuIluimg Bgg2 2 lbs.

25 STEAK, Round or Sirloin, lb. 30c ROAST, Best Chuck Cuts, lb 20c SWISS STEAK, Boneless Round, lb 25c WEINERS, Small, Tender, lb 25c Slicing EflgGaa lb. SS2 FOULD'S NOODLES, lb. pkg. 19c LIMA BEANS, Little Elf, fresh white, can 10c 202o3 lb.

ae SALAD DRESSING, quart PEANUT BUTTER, pint size 21c 288 Sire Do. HEAD LETTUCE, Large Foads, each RINSO, Small pkg. Large pkg. Duchess Aff)ff)BGO 5 lbs. HQc And speaking of mothers-in-law, we are reminded of the following: Maid Your mother-in-law was here, ma'am.

She waited all afternoon for you. Mistress Oh, dear! Was she very much incensed Maid! Well, I don't know, ma'am. On account of this cold in my head. TRUCKING AND TRANSFER A-l Service at Prices that Fleam Patterson Trucking Co. Phono 121 I I couldn't smell none.

Kaufman Reunion The twenty-third reunion of the Kaufman family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Barron, on Sunday Aug. 25. The table was spread under the shade trees and everyone seemed to do their best to help unload them of their bountiful supply.

There were fifty-five relatives and friends gathered from Battle Creek, Fremont, Angola, Hudson and Mishawaka, also Ashley. A short program was rendered in the afternoon by Annabelle Stephenson and Wilma Hantz, after which ice cream and cake was enjoyed by all Officers for 1936 are as follows: Joe Kaufman, Robert Kaufman, vice-president; Edith Kaufman, secretary and treasurer. Joe Kaufman, of Hudson, will entertain the reunion for 1936. Marriages during the past year were Cecil Hants to Dorothy Perry; Denver Kogin to Catherine Kaufman; Roscoe Barron to Evelyn Frits-rider, Birthdays were recorded for Clarence and Lois Kaufman, a on, SCHOOL BOOKS THE NEW BOOK STORE IN ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY MARION DICK'S STORE All the grade and high school books for Steuben county are handled at this store. Come early.

We have a book list for each grade. Avoid the big rush the last few days. Open every day from 8 a. m. to 9 p.

m. except Sunday. Open from 8 a. m. to 6 p.

m. Labor Day. REMEMBER THE PLACE AND LOCATION STEUBEN BOOK STORE i SUNRISE 1 MILK WOl Stand the Test in Hot Weather Food prices have advanced, bat Holland Plumbing Company PLUMBING HEATING WATER SYSTEMS Phone 303 Angola I Angola' good milk la still 4 Ma aaah mm Iao 1 AA1 fHINRISRHAIRYS PHONE 20 WE DELIVER Get your Free Funny Weekly from your Gulf Dealer..