The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 August 1962 — Page 16

— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — Aug. 16, 19G2

16

11-— - — 1 " — ■ W—IH >n ^WLj w f gpw—rw<" y i"

Mr. and Mr- W. 1. y Whittcb< ri v sp- nt the week end in Laiv. :te with Mi- Whittbei iy .' ,-i.D<r, Mi Ro-> Obec Sunday ’b.v attended the Cornell 12th annual reunion in Crawfordsville. " The Friendly Corner" Renal Shocks 60 Day Free Trial Regular Heavy Duty & Load Leveters Managers Gene Feitz and Jim Martin

...win a ’’Shower of Prizes” in the Jockei/ $ 50,000 SWEEPSTAKES! — —l v ■——■—■— tR7 r jb • 1 y Grand Prize t Ak ' I a fabulous b "* k / TWA Super Jet v vacation in ; / EUROPE ’ \ for a family of 4 I plus Vs \ a 1963 Rambler / \\ \ American Convertible fl 4 , 1472 other prizes! The thri!' of a lifetime’ Jet Ist Class to Pome, Par’s, London, Madrid . . . and have a new car waiting for you on your return Come in today fer full details on the Jockey "Shower of Prizes . Be one of 1473 winners! Jock*/ mna-s prize-winning comfort, too, for all men. The fa- ous Jock*y brief is the only brief tailored from 13 pieces to g <e a man perfect comfort and support. Sizes 28 50. Now only. 3 for $3.69 And for perfect ft .. . wash o f, er wash .. , you can't beat n JocD-y Power Knit T-shirt. This shirt is knit with extra yarn for extra wear.. . extra value. Sizes SM L XL. Only 3 for $4-39 Dad & Lad's ail t b>D. Indiana

A Walkvi ton. Indiana, picnic is In / ir planned for the neai future at Mt Baldy in the Los Angeles E i < st Stat£ Park. Tom Ward, Bob Cripe and Denny Sheaks attended the Chicago Cubs and Los Angele.' Dodgers double header recently at the Chavez Lavine in Los Angeles. Mrs Jacie Radmacher returned Sunday from a week's visit with het sister. Dora Faith, and Mrs. Edna Anderson of Laconia. Ind. Mrs Dorothy Eagerman of Deti nt is visaing her sister and husband. Mi. and. Mrs. Harry Doll for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ingram and son. Bob. returned from a two week’s vacation sightseeing and vD.ting relatives near I-nke of the Ozarks. They also visited relatives in St. Louis. Missouri, and attended the ball game in Busch Stadium between the Cardinals and Huston. On their way home they visited Mrs. Lottie Short in Southern. Indiana. Dr. and Mrs. Bryce Rohrer have returned from a vacation in the western states. Some of the highlights of the trip included visiting national parks and the Seattle World’s Fair. Their children, Kenny and Kathy, visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glade Rohrer, of Wakarusa.

Mrs. Bud Kring, Kathy Lou. Sandy Anlor and Mrs. Ed Smith were in Kenosha, Wis.. last week end as gu< Is of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Laudorbaik and family. Mi. and Mrs. Ray Chapman and daughters left Sunday for a w vk's v cation at Pentwater, Michigan at th< Methodist Family Chur< h Camp. Mr. and Mr< Henry Groen and sons, of Detroit, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. < «eorge Parks and family over the week end. Mrs. Maude Kellogg just returned by plane from New York after spending two weeks with her Son, .Jack Kellogg, and his roommate, Howard Fields. She also visited her niece, Vera Hum, and family, of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Liwr m e Freeman. of Norman. Oklah >ma. arrived Friday to visit her si tc. and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty. An anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cole was enjoyed Friday evening and they then visited Mr. and. Myx Lloyd Freeland and family, in South Bend. On Saturday, the Freemans and Beatys and grandson, Robert Cole visited the ladies' mother, Ml’S. C. W. Campbell on her birthday, in IMle Center, Ohio. On Sunday they attended the Greentree Family reunion at Findlay, Ohio. The Freemans then remained in Ohio to visit before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clemons and sons. of Martins Ferry, Ohio, an* visiting his sister, Mrs. Adam Mann, and family, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Maneli.m Van Wanzeele spent some time in South Bend and Buchanan, Mirh., this week because of the sudden death of her brother. Lloyd b. Pollitt, of Buchanan, The funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon in the Swem Funeral home in Buchanan. Mrs. Lee Chapman, Kenny and Laura l^e, left Saturday morning for Minneapolis, Minn., with the Maple City Drum and Bugle Corps where they will compete in a national contest. They tiaveled by bus. There are about 65 in the group accompanied by some of the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don Petry and daughter. Georgia, of Hoopeston, HI., spent the week end visiting their daughter and family. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hershberger. Mrs. Maxine Wood, of Kokomo, visited her daughters. Miss Connie Wood and Mr. and Mrs. James Keeling and family over the week end. M's. John Bruhm and sons, John and Jeffrey, of San Diego, Calif , and Mrs. Rm he| Bruhm. of Indianapolis were guests Friday in the home of Dr. and Mis. G R. Hershberger. Mr. and Mrs. Denslow Doll and children. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doll and Mrs. Dorothy Fagerman attended the Doll reunion in Kimmel. Ind., Sunday. Marine Lt. Robert Hopper spent a few days visiting his cousin, Rhea Crip*, in Alahambra, California, before leaving San Francisco for Okinawa. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hannagen entertained Mrs. John Sorenson. Cape Coral. Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Williams and Mrs. Ben Brede. for dinner Saturday evening. Sunday evening supper guests of the Hannagens were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaunaman, of Hollywood. Florida; Mr. and Mrs Carl Bennett. Pretty Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koppenhofer Sr.. Grovertown. FHILATHEA ( LASS MEETING The Philathea Class of the Methodist Chinch, had a very enjoyable meeting last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Edward Hostetlei was in charge, and the hostdsses were Mrs. Emma Gouker Mrs. Al Schutz and Mrs. Emma Cites The les,on was presented by Mrs Charles Bellinger and Mrs George Seitz read the Scripture les on. The next meeting of the class will bo on Thursday afternoon, 'S-ptembei 13, in the church parlor The rol call will bp taken with । ich member naming their favorite school teacher.

Clyde Miller, and daughters Debbie and Pamela, of Dallas, Texas, were guests Saturday and Sunday of his parents, Mr. and Mis. Roy Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daniels and children, and Robert and Ruth Ann Murphy, of Mishwaka, spent last week vacationing at a cottage at Cedar Lake, Ind. A. J. Daniels is getting along nicely following surgery on his leg last week in Holy Family hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orcutt of Fort Wayne wore week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Orcutt. Mr. and Mrs. Noll Cossin and son, Daryl, of Livonia, Mich., spent the week end with their grandmother, Mrs Wilfred Erwin and other relatives. Mr and Mrs. Frank Hahn and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Williams and children, spent Sunday in Bremen with Mr. and Mrs. James Farrer and family. Kent Farrer returned home with them to spend the week with his grandparent-. Mr. and Mrs. Hahn.

I LU m BER j AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 1 Cut To Your Specifications a Come In Today . . Shop Here For AH Your I x her Needs. You Save On AH Kinds And AU Sizes Top-Grade Seasoned Lumber. We Cut Expertly , ■ Your Specifications At No Extra Costs. Fix Up Your Home Now With Top-Grade Lumber This Is Your Last Chance Before Fall Arrives | Complete Those Necessary Repairs On Your Homt f Farm. Buv Lumber At Our Low Prices! NORTH LIBERTY | LUMBER & COM. CO. WALKERTON LIVESTOCK SA *4 Mile North of Walkerton, on Rd. 28 Walkerton Livestock Commission Sales SALE EVERY T( F.SDAY STARTING PROMPTLY AT 5 1 For a good market and a square deal where each consigi I large <>r amall is given owr complete attention. This Week Found A Larije Sale With A Very At Markel On All Classes. The Calf Market Fullv Steady With A Top Os $ Paid For A 150 lb Blk. $32.50 For A 155 lb I । $32.50 For A 170 lb Blk. $33 For A 150 lb Hol. S:L For A H 5 lb Hol With A Lot Os Calves Selling F' S3O To 32.50. A Lighter Run Os Hogs But A Very Good Marke 1 Top On Hogs Os $18.90 Paid For 14 Hd Os 197 Hogs. $18.90 Paid For 4 Hd Os 210 lb Hogs. SD For 34 Hd Os 200 lb Hogs. SIB.BO For 7 Hd Os : lb Hogs With The Bulk Os The 190-240 lb Hog^ ■ ling $18.50 To $18.75. A Top On Sows Os $16.80 Pd For 6 hd Os 295 Sows. $16.70 Pd For 6 Hd Os 330 lb Sows. $16.10 3 Hd Os 340 lb Sows With 100 To 500 lb Sows sl4 To sls. 155 Hd Os Fat Cattle With A Verv Active Mm With A Top Os $27.60 Pd For A 1240 lb WFStL $27 For A 1065 lb Blk Str. $27.10 For A 985 lb Blk ' $27.30 For A 1025 Ih WF Str. $27.20 For A 1050 WF Str. With A Lot Os Strs Selling $26 To $27.50 Alon On Hfrs Os $25.30 Pd For A 955 lb Blk I $25.20 For A 895 lb Blk WF Str. $25.10 For A 87' Rik WF Hfr. With A Lot Os Hfrs Selling s2l To 82 Ihe ( ow Market Some Higher This Week With \ 1 nr IM For A 11 «0 lb Hol. $16.50 For \ ’2< Hol. $16.10 For A 1395 lb Hol. sl6 For A 1235 lb 1 Mith f anners & ( utters Se ling sl2 To sls. 75Wave Feeder Cattle On Hand M Times For Private Sale. For Information Call: Don Rwrusah. Phon* W-Akerfon 5R6-3663 . - Parrett, Plymouth, WE 6-2784, Managers Ine Pence Nelson Ie Auctioneer Ck

Phillip Orcutt return 8 day to Ft. Belvoir, V ; spending a 14-day forb his parents, Mr and Mi Orcutt. □ _ “ ~~ DEATHS Burton Stewart Burton Stewart, 88 4 Walkerton, died at 2a i 1 at the Walkerton Nur. i a after a long illness. ■ He was born May 5 Lexington, 0., to All Emma Stewart. He wa tn Myrtle Frye, who him in death. i Surviving are two < Mrs, Gladys Haag, V and Miss Leola Stewa O.; one grandchild great-grandchildren. Graveside services w< 3 pm. Saturday in th< 0,. cemetery. The body en from the Nu.tbaum | home in Walkerton to der Funeral home in B-