The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 July 1962 — Page 9

Liberty 0. E. S. Participates In Grand Inspection Mrs. Sara Scott, nf Dana. Ind Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter O. E. S., and David Miller. Goshen. Worthy Grand Patron, conducted inspection of Mishawaka Chapter 269. Lakeville Chapter 179. and North Liberty Chapter 290. in the Mishawaka Masonic Temple on Monday evening. The chapter room was decorated to represent a summer garden, with a profusion of pink and white roses and greenery. Bird houses and blue birds wt>o placed among the flowers, and huge white doves, the grand matr n's emblem, were landing among tree branches. The d<-<m-ative theme was also carried md in the dining room, where dinmw was served preceding the cere monies. Mrs. rravls Jones Sr., and C. E. Hevel. worthy matron and patron of North Liberty chapter, conducted the baby dedication, under the direction of Mrs. Scott r FREE n advice on auto collision insurance! From my wide selection of auto collision policies, I can recommend the one that best fits soar needs! A reputable company such as Meridian Mutual Insurance Company will stand behind you and handle the settlcm< nt details. And, repairs on your car are started immediately with no inconvenience to you! See me . . . There's no obligationl Your Meridian Mutual Agent Meridian Robert Johnson Insurance Phone 5 • r ’ I '' y. S $ J 1 Your Finance Headquarter! Up To SSOO 24 Moa. General Financing Any Amount - 36 M •*. Automobile F'urniture Appliance Power M«wen Boat*, Etc. CENTRAL CREDIT . CORPORATION 618 Roosevelt Rood Walkerton Rhone 586-312*

and Mr. Miller. Greg Bellinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bellinger of North Liberty, was among the children dedicated to the principals of the order. Mrs Leona Kuhn, of Mishawaka, then received a fifty year gold membership pin, Mishawaka officers. with Mrs. Floyd Oakley, worthy matron, and Julius Orlosky, worthy patron. conducted the opening and escorting ceremonies. Mrs. Scott was escorted by Everett Culp, master of Mishawaka Lodge 130. F & A M, and a past patron, thru an arch formed by presiding patrons of the district, and Mr. Miller was escorted *by Mrs. Clyde Martin, a past matron, thru an arch formed by presiding matrons. A song was sung to each, and they were presented crowns and scepters, containing monet <ry gifts from each chapter. Among the distinguished guests were Mrs. Mildred Smith, of Tucson, Ariz., past grand ma. tron. and Ray E. Walters, Nappanee. past grand patron; also Mrs. Vera Brewer, deputy of distri< t 20; Grand Adah, Mrs. Jane Yost, Dayton. Ind.; Grand Ruth, Mrs. iTila Tucker, Middleton, Ind.; Grand Esther, Mrs. Jocie Kircher, Greencastle, Ind., and Grand Electa, Mrs. Norman Hamilton. Pittsboro, Ind. Mrs. Julia Atz. district deputy of Kendallville, was also present, as was Mrs. David Miller, and several grand representatives and committee appointment members. Initiatory rites were conducted by Mr. anti Mrs. David McGowan, worthy matron and patron of Lakeville, and their officers, and North Liberty officers had charge of the closing rites. Honorary membership in tHo three chapters was given to Mrs.

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Scott and her husband, and to Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Inspiring talks were given by Mrs. Sett and Mr. Miller A reception was held in the social room following the meeting. <>. E. S, Picnic North Liberty chapter men - bers, families and friends, will enjoy a picnic at Lake Maxm kuckee. Culver, on Sunday, July 15. A basket dinner will be screed at 1:00. Koontz Lake News K. L. United Missionary Church “The Church With The Lighted Cross” Rev Paul Loucks. Pastor Mrs. R. S. Varga, Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Sei vice 10:15 a in. Evening Service 7:00 p.m 1,-adius Prayer Time 10 Tuesday. Mid-week Bible Study 7 Wednesday. Men s Prayer meeting 6 Saturday. Coming July 22 thru 29. Bible School and Sunday Schoel Family Crusade with Miss Edna Lohr. Evening meetings for the whole, family. You will always find a friendly welcome at our church. Koontz Lake Community < hurch (Non Sectarian - Fundamental Independent A. J. Compton, Pastor Carl Horn, S. S. Supt, Sunday School 9:30 a.m Morning Worship 10:30. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study W»<|. nesday at 7:30. In the absenco| of the pastor who is on vacation. Rev Walter Rogers will have charge of the

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sen ices Rev. Dan Young will bring a message in the morning church service. Evening services suspended tin week to aid revival neai Grov. er town. KL-Oregon Twp. Fire Department Elects Officers The Koontz Lake - Oregon Township Fire Department at their regular monthly meeting elected the following officers: Brian Kuhls, chief; Clarence Reid, assistant chief; E>on Adams, captain; Truman Duckett, Lt.; Pat Rush, president. Don Wolfenberger, secretary; Rev. Paul Ixmeks, treasurer, and Ted Cain and Dave Kiper, board members □ ~ □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ □ Kay Cripe had a tonsillectomy in Community Hospital Monday. John Toner is a patient in the Holy Family hospital. Mrs. Harold Durkee was admitted to the Holy Family hospital. Gene Knowlton was a medic.li patient in Holy Family hospital I —- □ □ BIRTHS □ □ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Westhues are the parents of a girl born June 27 at Holy Family hospital. Mr and Mrs. Donn Kelver are the parents of a 7 lb 2 oz. daughter born Wednesday morning July 11. in Community hospital.

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TH INKS a I wis to thank all my friends and neiyhboi- for the cards and flxwei and other acts of kindness shown me while recovering from my operation while in the hospital and at home. P Henry Hertzfekl I would like to thank my friends for the cards, prayeis, calls and many acts of kindness shown while J was in the hospita! and since 1 have returned home. P Carrie Hawbhtzel I wish to thank all our kind neighbors and friends for their go<d wishes, offers-of help, and caids during my recent stay at. th hospital. p Mis. Walter Shum I would Uke to tnank the American legion Auxiliary of North Liberty for the opportunity to represent North Liberty at Hoosier Girls’ State last week, p Martha Rudynski HEIM REUNION The 40th annual Heim reunion was held Sunday, July 3th, in Potowattomi Park. Sout i Bend. Mr. and Mrs. George Krueger and Mr. and Mrs. Lr.vrenoe Banks were in charge of ; rrangements. There were sixty present. CMit of town guests were from Walkerton, Plymouth. Bremen. Three Oaks and Vandalia. Michigan. Tin- next reunion will be heH in the same place next July, with Mr and Mrs Leonard Steele and Mr and Mrs. Krn*-nth Reed in charge of arrangements.

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