The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 September 1962 — Page 16

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —Sept. Lt 19G2

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’4 Mile North of Walkerton, on Rd. 23 Walkerton Livestock ( omn.ission Sales S\U. I \LK\ Il C-UVI s| \KTING IKOMi'IIA AT 5 I‘. M. lor good marl,.! and a square deal when- each consignment laigc or small is given our complete attention. I his Week Brought One Os Ihe Largest Sales We Has* Had In Several Weeks With A \ ery t.ood Market On All ( lasses. Ihr Calf Market Very Active And The Highest We Hatt Seen In Months. A lop Os 10.50 pd lor A 200 lb Hid. $lO For A 210 lb Hid. 39.50 For A 235 lb Gur With \ Lot Os Calves Selling 536 To *39. \ (.ood Run Os Ilogs With A Top Ot 19.50 pd l or 5 hd Os 190 lb Hogs. 19.10 For 7hd Os 203 lb Hogs. 19.30 lor Hi hd Os 200 lb Hogs. 19.30 For 21 hd Os 20$ lb Hogs. |<1.30 For 29 hd Os 223 lb Hogs. A Top On Sows < 0 !7.*0 pd For 2hd Os 272 lb Sou*.. 17.30 I'or shd Ot !05 ll* Sous With 100 To 500 lb Sous Selling sls To , 6.50 And 500 l o 600 lb Sou s S1 5 I o Xl6. lh< Bull Market Steady With A lop Ot 21.90 pd For \ 930 lb W I . 20.60 Loi- A 1250 lb Blk. *2O For A 1060 lb W I . 152 hd Os Fat Cattle On Sale With A Real Hot Markel \ lop Os 27.50 pd For A 900 lb Blk W1 Str. 27.70 i»d for \ 955 lb Blk Hfr. 27.50 lor \ 910 lb WF Hfr. H. 20 | tl | \ n spo ll* loan hfr. 27.10 lor \ OSO lb Wl' lift. W ith \ I ot Ot Heifers Selling 526 To $27. We ( ouM I s f . More t.ood ( hoice Cattle. I hi ( ou Maiket Higher With \ lap Os 17.30 pd For \ 1320 II) it 11. 16.60 101 \ 1210 lb hoi. 16.70 For A S6O lb Hol. 17.50 lot \ 1 275 lb H*l With A Lot Os Cows St Hing >I 6 'I । Si 7. NOIR F — ( heck With l's About Replacement tattle V We Have \ Good Selection Os ( hoice ( ahes And V earhngs. For Information Call: Don Swanson. Phone W alkerton 556-3G63 Les Parrett. Plymouth, WE 6 2754, Managers Jne Pence Nelson I.eh man Auctioneer Clerk

I f i" rj ;» tonsillectomy and n -i s ugi ry He returned Monday. Idv and Mrs Farl Sur'a i of I. I at' and Mr. and Mr Tom H irmom of So U Bend, uea S.ndiy dime ’ gm< t■ of th • R dph 1 ’> lughmans M:- Until Surfu e spent la u wnk end with Mr and MrJ Lib y Baughman, in T"< gaidi n. I Str inirtnwn 11 ‘clayed i Ti ■■ Whitmi r-Naragon family reunion was held Sunday at the Shineman Prove with 160 in attendam e. On Labor Dey 65 attended the Crocki r family reunion at the Sheneman grove Guests were prewrit from Hubbard, Ohio. Wisconsin, Mentone. LaPorte, New Castle, and vi<mty. Robert Cro<ker. of South Bend was elected piesident, and Imogene Woodcox, aho of South Bend, secretarytreasurei Chester Edison, vi epr sident; Lena Edison, histor-

ian. L e cream was enjoyed bvf me returning home. Mi md Mi IP land Slum man me tin parents i t a on, Danni Paul, born Auigu. t Ml. Mi. and Mt- Call I'ouL and Mi and Mi Claude Sm m man attended tin LaPorte County Histornal Steam Snow Sunday Mi s Addip Hanson and K nn\ F Ik wi ri Smd iy dmnei g • t.of Mi . and Mm Mel N< w< oim 1 and Mike, on NiW Road Others present were Mi Leia .V w< omer and family. Mi. and Mrs. Dab Blimbhng and Mr. and Mrs. Da ri'll ('ailson were Saturday evening sup per guests of Mr. and Mis. ClaudSheneman. Mrs. Dorothy Reed and Mrs. Claia Thayer called Saturday* on Mrs. Roy Summers at the home of her sister. Mrs. Wai ten Bunch, near Lakeville. She is slowly improving and would be glad for visitors anytime. Miss Sherry M< Daniel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donn McDaniel, had the misfortune of falling and breaking her left wrist last Wednesday evening. Mi-. Chest er Sheneman received woid Monday evening that Mrs. Ella V »ries had passed away at the Landis Nursing Home in Argos. Mis. Mories wa !»2 years off age, and had been a former patient in the Walkerton Nursing home for several years, where Mrs. Sheneman has called on her many times. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Naragon, of Walkerton, < ailed Sunday afternoon to see Nevin Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, who returmMi home from the Elkhart hospital Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Robert Clark took their -son. Eric, to North Manchester Sunday. He is a sophomore in college there. Miss Mable Banks is spending a few days with her sister. Mrs. Franklin Sheneman. SENIOR METHODIST YOIIII FELLOWSHIP The Senior MYF of the Methodist Chun h had a wiener roast and went on a hayride at the Clyde Stickley re-idence last Sunl day evening There were between 35 and to young people who attended Mis. Leigh Roy Hahn is the Counselor. Rev. and Mrs. H. E. William- were also present. Mi - Joan Nyhnlci is president of tile Senioi MYF.

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YELLOW BANK (Delayed) An attendance of 261 was in chm ch Sunday and 252 in Sunday S, ho >| at the Pine Crei k cimnl; of the Brethren. Mi and Mrs Lowell Gardner and Becky, of Brook. Ind., spent Simdiy and Mondnv with Mr. and Mi Li >(. ' rdrv r. "’hoy ;. -o called on h«i grandmother. Mis. Ethel Knowlton. Mi and Mt < Vearl Culp of Plymouth, and son, Cari Dean, spent Sunday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Culp and Grandma Goon. Mr. and Mt -. H. Johnson and Henry Mangus, of Syracuse, called on Mr and Mrs. Dwight Harbaugh Wednesday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Roy Freeman and family were Mrs. Hazel Hoover of Teegarden. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Freeman and Miss Nancy May. Melvin Mangus spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baughman. Miss Shirley Freeman. Miss Ramona Buss and Joe Hepler returned home Thursday evening from New York City. They went with Mrs. Helen Parker of Plymouth and visite<i many places of interest in seven states. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Freeman sjient Sunday evening with Mr.

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