The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 31, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 August 1962 — Page 16

— THE INHEPENOENT-NEWS — Aue. 2,1962

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MAPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs Jun Miller and daughb i of Bt lb I-mtan e, Ohio, spent Monday wr i Mi. and Mrs. John Miller and son. Mr. and Mis J. k Vukovits and ihildnn were Simuay visItoi s f Mi. a - d Mi . Joe Anlert and daught* i. Mi s London Cling' npind, Mt - Richard Broun and daughters, and Dale Kan, wtie Friday afternoon callei s at the Harold ( hyt-l hoi: . . Mi. arc Mrs. < leyer attended tin t n< ud ot MiKath Ime KendH at V. oodlanti Sunday aftei < . and visited ith Mr and M - Gnu Mo, Ind Tom Hawblitz-1 ias ae< . pted a position in a • hi'. g- bank and has moved to Uhicag j Mis. Ted Ti • z o and < hi’di on and Alice Myers vstLil Hau et Grueger and da . nni ot South Bend Thursday. Arthur Hail, of South Bend, v.sited the Dodd farms Satin-lay. Mr and Mrs. Item- S< haul left Saturday morning for a trip thru the Eastern States and Canada. They plan to visit the Air Force Base at Limestone. Maine, too, as guests of S Sgt. and Mis. Fred Myers and children. Mr. and Mrs. James Laisur of South Bend visited th- r grandmother Sunday. Mrs. Louella Benson of Grant Road. I )vbi a Waggoner was on th? sr k list last week with tonsillites, Dorothy Bartoloni and children of Mishawaka visited her parents Saturday, the Ross Myers. Tell the truth it’s easier than trying to whitewash a lie.

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YELLOW BANK Mr. and Mrs Floyd Markley. Kenneth and Vn ki, spent Sunday evening with Mr. anA Mrs. Melvin Baughman Attending tne Kowr reunion Sunday at the Buford Rowe home soutp of Bremen were Mr. and Mo Eni Rowe. Carolyn and Mayne, Mr and Mrs. Glen Rowe and family. Mi and Mis Robert Herbst, r and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ifni Rowp and son. Sammie of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harley S< haffer and children. Mr. an<l Mrs David Rowe and family. Samuel Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hartsough. Mr. and Mis, Raymond Hartsough. Allen Beverly, Craig and Diane; Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Hartsough and children, and Mr. and Mis. Paul Stump and family, all ot this vicinity. • Mr. and Mrs. Mike Yoder of Bloomington, were week end guests of her parents. Mr. and Mis. Ralph Wort On Sunday Mrs. Yoder went to Syracuse to sing at the wedding of a college friend. Mrs. John Proctor. of South Bend, called Sunday afternoon on Mrs. Cora Goon and Dorothy Culp. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Freeman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman and family. Mr. and Mrs Russell Naragon of near Walkerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen H-rhster and family, of near Lakeville, were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stump and children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baughman and family spent Sunday at the Traiii- Fair in Chicago. Irey Shuey, of Harrisburg. Pa.,

is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hartsough for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baughman called on Mr. and Mis Dale Hildebrand Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Wort called on Mrs. Dorothy Culp and mother Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hartsough and son were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hai t.sough. STAR Mr and Mrs Stephen Caskey and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kingsley, and children, of St. Louis, Mo., are spending several days this week with Mr and Mrs. Win. Fannin and sons on New Road. Last week visitors of the LaRue Donathens inc luded Mr. and Mrs. Ray Messersmith. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kline and Mr. and Mrs. James Ewing, all of South Bend. Mrs. Donald Groves and sons. Ralph and Roger. enjoyed a sight seeing trip thru southern Indiana last week. Mrs. Harold Snyder visited her son. Bill in Marion last Saturday. He is reported as doing fine following i ecent surgery. Charles Dixon, who has been laid up for sometime and was hospitalized for awhile was able to return to work this week. Stringtown Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawblitzel <>f California, spent several days last week visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kane on Redwood Road. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thayer attended the Marshall County picnic held Sunday at the Milo Matz home. About ninety attend ed. The Shenemans received word from their son. Dennis, that he is back at Fort Carson, Colo., and is to be discharged on August 9. The community was shocked on Saturday morning to hear of the death of Rev. Ralph Handschu, of Lakeville. He will be greatly missed at the Tabor E U. B. Church where he attended. The Rupel reunion will be held Saturday at the Sheneman grove and on Sunday the Schmeltz family will hold their reunion. Mr and Mrs W. A, Miller, nf Sycamore Road accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Oren Miller of South Bend on a fishing trip to Little Rm k and Hot Springs. Aik., last week. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Carlson were supper guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller. The Beaver Creek Church members enjoyed a picnic supper iWI 1 V7 'F K * . — **** * 79 WH€€L BALANt/N6 IS ONSOfOUg MANY SPECIALTIES \A//LL KEEP YOU /N BALANCE (Jet expert mechanical work done periodically at POWELL MANN! Powe II Mann Chevrolef Olds MA. MOMtf .iu »a6 514» WALKERTOWN. IND.

last Saturday evening at the Sheneman grove. The St. John’s Lutheran Church held their annual picnic Sunday at the Sheneman grove with fifty at tending. The Lakeview Club of Linkvile enjoyed the day Wednesday at the Sheneman grove with twenty members and 15 guests present, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman called Roy Summers on Saturday evening. Mrs. Summers, who underwent s’irgery at Mayo's Clinic a short time ago, was transfer-

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red to Memorial Hospital an< recovering nicley. She would joy hearing from her friends Mrs. Katherine Wiegand the misfortune of falling fr step ladder and breaking lu Tuesday morning. She is u Holy Family hospital, room LACK COURACiE Many failure oetyba attrib to the fact that wbeni some pie are let down they give u Are you a Defensive Drive-