The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1962 — Page 3

E-D-I-T-O-R-I-A-l What value do we put on materialistic matters compared with matters of peace of mind and happiness? Can a person truly measure one value against the other? With the recent news of the death of Marilyn Monroe, famed actress and symbol of a change of ideas in movies and entertainment because of her career, one pauses to think, why a person with all she has would take her life. Os course, it is not definitely known whether this was an intentional act or an accident. Miss Monroe, in her 36 years, has had about everything one could want. She came up from a no more than average family from Texas, and through Inr talents and appeal, became a world-known figure. Through het success, she has had about everything a person could want. She had been married three times, and certainly she had money and fame. Yet this combination o elements evidently did not giv her peace of mind. The glittering life and ex< .t< - ment of Hollywood ami the mo - ie industry is not all it may a • - pear. What group of people s • n to have more trouble and appar. ent unhappiness than Uus gi » p The sacredness and enjoyment »f marriage and family life im. ns nothing to many of t hese p* o( k*. In fact, the ones that do se iningly acquire this satisfaction, are m the minority group and certainly not in the all-important race for publicity that has that magic $ tacked to it. Compare the apparent m happiness and trouble of thi life

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with the happiness and enjoyment received by the average 8:00 to 5:00 daily worker who struggles through years of owning a home, a car and a few of the materialistic things of life, but who, for all tins time, has the nappiness and satisfaction of th« peace of min<l attached. Th so are the people that have t » hh ■ a baby sitter to go o il and sec a movie or for other entertainment for a night, oppose! to those who have their children raised by guardians, tutors and servants while tie y pursue then fast and furious lite. On can more appreciate what they have after thinking such as this over. It is very obvious that money hasn't brought happiness to Miss Monroe or to hundreds of other wealthy persons whose lives arc similar. Many have bought everything they cm imagine with the dollars they own, but have not searched the other source for true happiness and satisfacti m that tlvy could get from lite. DEATHS J-—— — — □ Mrs. t arrie Kassabaum Mrs. Carrie Kassabaum, m 3u9 Roosevelt Road, died at 12:15 a.in. Saturday in her home. Born May 3, 1881, in Lakeville*, she was married De< . 10, 1908 in South Bend to Bred W. Kassabaum, who preceded h<r m death Surviving is a son, Arthur, oi Walkerton. Funeral services wei v held at 2 p.m. Tm-sday in the Nusbaum Funerul Home, with Rev. Harold F Williams, of the Walkerton Methodist Church, in charge. Burial was in Woodlawn ('emetery. Eilward R. \ incent Funeral services for Hdward

R Vincent, a retired salesman who died Friday in his home m Richmond, Ind., were held at 2 pin Wednesday in the Nusbaum Funeral Home. Burial was in Woodlawn (’emetery ndh Masonic rites. Mr. Vincent was born October!*. 1876, in Walkerton He was a member of Lodge 322, F & AM. m Brooklyn, N. Y.; tinSyrian Temple, of Cincinnati, and the Forum Shrine Club and the Elks Club in Richmond. Surviving are his wife, Florony and > sister, Mrs H C. Phillips of South Bend Mrs. (<raci C Bunning Mrs. Grace C. Bunning, 79. of Rt 3, Walkerton, died Friday m Community Hospital in Laporte. Born Feb It. lss;j in Circleville. Ohio, she was married to George Bunning .who preceded her in death. Surviving <re a sistrr. Miss May E. Younger, ot Walkerton, and a brother. Vincent .1. Younger, of Chicago. The funeral was held al 9 am. Monday m St. Patrick's Catholu Church Rev Anthony Letko officiated. The rosary was recited at 7 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home Burial was m Woodlawn (’em dt i v. < arsam Bickel Carson Bickel. 67, of T,ai it i California, formerly of North Liberty, died Friday moimng <>t a heart attack He was boin on April 17. 1895 m North. Liber ty. Surviving besides his widow Not nut. are three brothers, Clarence, of South Bend: John, ot Waukegan, Ill: and l>ewey ot New Carlisle; and three sisters Mrs Gertrude Sousley ind Mis Blanche Clark, of North Libertv and Mis. Dulvia Hastings ot South Bend. Fupel al sei vi<cs wer<* b Id July 31 in Redondo Beach C dis

August 9,1962 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS —

Mrs. Katie Safar Mrs. Katie Safar, 86, of Rt 1. I V akerton, died at 3 p.m. Friday in her home. Born Nov. 18. 1876, I in Prague, Czechoslovakia, she was married in 1905 to Anton Safar Sr., in Vienna, Austria, who preceded her in death. Surviving are a son. Anton Jr., of Walkerton, and three grande hildrvn. b imeral services were held in the Nusbaum l'’imernl Hom-at 1 p.m Monday. Rev, John Hall, of the Pilgrim Holiness Chun h, officiating. with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Mr*. lulia Daugherty Mis. Juha Daugherty, age 81. of 7(15 Van Buren St., Walkerton, died at 3 a.m. Thursday in h« i home She wis bom Januarv 29. 1881 al Tynei, Ind , and marrn I Nov. 17 18!*s at Tyner. Ind. to lira Jackson, who died July 7. lb 19 She was married in 195] to Weaver Daugherty, w*, survives other survivors are one daughtei. Mr> Hazel Marr, of Garrett. Ind , one son. Doyle Jackson, Walkerton: three giandchildren and six great-giandchil-dn ti Friends may c all after 2 p m. Friday at the Nusba”m Func*ral home where senices will b‘* hold at 2 pm. Saturday, witn IJev Ray W. Kuhn of the Popular Grove Methodist Chut h. f>’fn i.it mg Burial will be in the Ao-diawn Cemetery, Waikviton o\ THE SKIDS De n t throw sand in your own eyes by blaming your mistakes on someone else. K MVTN The things that go without saying must have esc aped >on;e of the glib talkei attctnti'in Words may fail them, but s< n •• people just keep talking.

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