The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 January 1963 — Page 1

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BASKETBALL TEAMS RESUME ACTION

Middlebury Visits North Liberty Friday N 'th L > *rty a R< k< thill tc.,- .>,h;< I; ha. b. « n < n r.g a I y< ir after a slow •'art will to t M !dl«b;ry on Frday night of t u-rk as 'hey r< stun •• acUm f. 3. .ring a v;w au ■ p< ri 1 f tv . Tib Shamr* ks . <• > . • btiy holding a 3-5 ie otd | r;tv>rL N< ‘ T ;e:»day th< Shi”’! k « .11 h ide V H Orel th. r -< • i • Mil Cr«-rk vfieraUng time ha con* nl<xl to > . •• on tl ' s”i. i .< nr ! . ; an « Will stmt nt 7 30 No tl !. bi Hy time r r 630 Ld' :to . nty limo The Shanw^k* h<v« <ne more r !• t before the 196? County T< irncy an they bittu Cro c ■ < .! h»p «»n January 1! .r 'he ; ■• ■ v g*. ■■ n • or the tourney will be h«dd 1 Saturday. January 12 sot tl < play th t bgm on Wednesday. Jmatry 16 N 'th Überty 'Ail’ lie one of t two howta for the County H 1 a- Tourney fit st round acI .n Tfu> play wall beyin Monday, J n ary 14 and continue th« next n t" ns th* right teams will I* th x r<j down to two trama that w i battle for the till* prior tn »h* County Tourney finale on Kat- .» av, January I®. Nonce F»« to illness. the office of Dr. W R Fetter, veterinarian, hat b .''i closed the last several • c it a I will resume my business heglr 3ng January 7. JlO

Couple To Observe 50th Anniversary to--Ba.? ■r > J Sir^H i ■BH WHL. ' 4

In nh f’n'Mii r of th< ir golden Wedding anniversary. Mi and Mr- C^iarh ,s Wharton, of North Liberty will hold open tarn* from 2 to 6 pm nr*! Sunday in their home They were married Januarv 2 IHI3 in South Bend Mr». Wharton la the former Mi»» Hele t* (loiwr Mi Wharton retired

List Burials Cemeteries The burial for the year of 1962 In iIo No th Übe ri v (Vmcterirs me | t. : 1■ ’ <w. There were 27 f ? ‘h<« year. I "’ M. v Rickey. Jan 12. R i V .'infk oik Jan 16 Mary M Smith March 6 Ab • / > I; Troutman. March II G um Hubiugh March 19 Mabel Vans ik. .Man h 22 R. <’l| platz April 2. A s a Zv • . zal April 3. A- < F< h «.r April 6 I ’ NIT ’• '! m. April 12 J' p? S‘"!< April 22 Cl rh C’r d.iniel. April 25 El . St.<.. May 5. (’|« rlh < ’ May 27 Alf . d C Su ith May 2S ; G« • Gcrn an July 6 W mi MW' her, July ?.l E .<1 Mu- Nilson Sept 25. Effie B Rup<! Sept 26 Enu 'V N< idhoL’cr ik-pt 29 Clarence E Bevel, Ort 12 John U P.oy Hamm Nov 3. Charles (' Pippengrr, I>cc 3. Cly<!r Keck Dec. 4. Ezra P McDaniel Iwv 1H Mint a Dnughtn'y, I'rc. 30. NOTICE Sa urday, January 5. la the final date for Chnatmaw exchangee at the Studio Dreas Shop. TO CELEBRATE 6OTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs Carey Treesh will celebrate their 60th wedding annivenouy on Thursday They will en rrtain the Friendly Neighbors Club nt the Christian Church.

from the S.udebakvr Corp, in i 1955 Th. couple ha- two daughI ter Mrs Cecil Malone of Renni < Licr, and Mr* LaMar Scott. of । South Bend and four aona. Car roll anil Howard. of North laber ty, Clyde of Plymouth and Hetbert. us Walkerton They have alro ten grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

WALKERTON. INDIANA

MARRIED IN CATHOLIC CHURCH I 'f-M si ‘ *- “■ -e- —■— * ■< - "- ‘ 9 B I 1 ( • ■ 41 % ' - K,” ’

Walsh • Korbuly Mina Dorothy Katherine Walsh became the bnde of Charley GaKorbuly in a 10:30 a in. double ring ceremony Saturday in Sa< red Hear t Church in the Univerhty of Notre Dame campu*. Rev. Harold W. Riley, CSC, officiating Parent. of the couple ar<- Mr. and Mr Thomis M«..die Wul h W dk« « • »n, anil Mr and Mt 1 i K nbuly, B>dap« ?, Hungary. , I'h<- Prole, given in mars.age by In 1 ißhri. choMe a gown of velvet brocade tyled with long a full -kut and a ch ip I length train. H.-t > r »wn < f j* arL> held a mui-tiered bouffant •. < 1 Mik illusion. She t arried a white < rchid with Mephanotiß on a while p;ayer book Mi* Arhne Krehbul, Walkerton, iou in of the bride, wan a ud if honor Bi i le*ma> N ware Mi Marilyn June*, Munster. Ind , and M s Janet Bierly, Walk-Jan Th< y wore dreMcs of velvet Myled with three-quai ter length Meevr* nnd treet-length c.n ■nllrd skirts. The maid of hon nt s du** wn* in green, and those <»f the bridesmaid* were red E u'h wore a white fur headband trimmed in holly nnd carried a white fur muff with h d!y entwined Lazio KorUily. Dm aw la u . best man for hi broth’T Ush« i . were R ger Kutz, (Im igo, < u- i of th<- bride, and Darnel Bay. shi h. Wanatah. Mi s Walsh wore a sheath die* of beige Lit e with beige arc. Tories. Her c< rsagr was of tymbidium orchids. A wedding reception f- r 12’ guests was held in the Morris Inn on the University of Notre Dame campus The couple will be at home Jan 6 at 2M N Oakland Ave., Pa <adrna. California after a wedding trip to Chicago and to Purdue University, Lafayette.

JANI ARV 3, 1963

Tlit bnde is a graduate of Tyner High School and Purdue University. She is employed as a technical editor for the Lunar Program Jet Propulsion laboratory, Pasadena She is a member of the Society of Women Engineers, American llockd S**ictv In titutr of the Aerospace Sciences. S<* Irty for the Advancement f M magen ent >f the \m<ri m Old i.mcc A we ta i n Mr Korbuly ;• ;l grn l ; t’e f Fr.iih i t Toldy High S’ h* J B .da p« f the Cnt*.c»’»'ty f N'»tr«I .i!’ rt an f Burd: C; « r H 1 employed as had detail eng:n-< r. California Water A T<>ph< ne C , M c. tn < Sil H is member of the Pn li Ur. wraity Hading Club and wa a H i.e year Mailing <liampion of Hungary Out of town guestn were fr»m Chicago, IlhnoiM and vanon Indlana . .tic , and Europe Vandermark - Baughman IVmald Baughman and Hrler Jov c Vand«*rmark w- re tind’-d tn marriage at 100 p m Saturday. Iwembcr 22 The single ring x • emnnv was performed m the chapel of the Eir ’ Methods-t Chunh m South Bend by R« v Ibmphill Mr and Mr L Horne- wn t‘ e r'c' dinbi M H iner i a s ■ • f the ;r Refn- hm- * wer.' . • *n ■h<- hom«- • Mr »■ !X* D • 1 Bates. M l E Ir. gton. n Bend. Mr Ei'. > . i • ' t f the bride The newlv married . c be- at h<<rnc at 717 S Wa i• " South B'*n<l Mr Baughman is employe! by Tayka - Produi Is o Elkhait M’ Baughman is a mrdi< al aecri-'arv tn Dr. Danny, us South Bend The brnle Is the form, r Helen Joyce Senter of Walkerton. la*a-n to recognize the fault* of other* it'« a go**! way to lmpittve your own behavior.

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Walkerton Hosts Madison Here Tonight \\ ilkerti n’ Indian will resume the basketball wars tonight, Thursday, after a twowr-k lav off due to the Chri tn. is holida.s mui. k a.s it st ems, the 1963 St. Joseph County T<>urn«y n only a few days <>ff is it '.tart m b •han two weeks a. the teams begin their final drive before tourney i< tion Walkerton and Madison .ve making up their earlier postpined game. This game will beg-ri at 6 45 pm. ir the AValkerton gym, On Saturday, the Indians will tra'. I to‘l erne Township S ;i <1 to play he Eulldop's This i a 630 tai ting tirm rm this game Tn day night Walkerton will tr ixcl to Vnr n T >v. n hip to play the Lil’orte county > h ■ I Union township i • on slow time and Walkert n fa t and the exact tune f starting is not vet known It originally was et for 6F\ but tha- would be slow time This Aill complete the action befote the 1963 tourney. That will leave eight days prior to the first round action in the tourney whl n will b* held id ;Wa«hing on's gym this year instead of the usual setting of John Adama. C. of G To Meet Thurs. Noon The Walkerton Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday, Janauiy 10, ®t Heils Dining Room promptly at NOON Make rcaervations with Bob I rbm at soon as possibiQ New Postage Rates and Fees The following i a nummary of the <Fme tic p '«>;• r ites and f. es which will be < • Uve on January 7. 1963 Fits CJasr D tteir per uni * - i: n - i • d from 4 to 5c Cnrl > per our.ee inert a■ 1 ft .r 3 ‘ o 4< Airmail: U't’<"s per ounce in* tr * ‘ • from 7e to He Carb r* r ounrr uu ” 1 ‘ fi t x 'm t»> 6«‘ Third «*' t Single piece first 2 ounce# incr«ased fr”™ 3“' l ” Effective January 1 th ’* - /..r letters and minimum <° r lr ’ cards muM be at h ast 3 in< h-s by 41^ inches Police News An .»• *b ut and an vrr ' 1* v ped the police news this 'Area a< lMng . r-mamed rally r Th*” o'-’ the h ihliv week. L ‘Hal F ” . "■ ■•' ■'■■ p. t Mpeeding and paid i Rnr u C( „. toulmg US 7 n the rnurt of the Justice -f th. Fea.e Ma in Emre us : “ Ken . th F.oal" -t Addi «n igan were invoß»d m a pt i* ' • • tentTK Hv night at damage a<» ■*' {ll » 1 lh , eorn-r of It-o^vell K a.l j-. * Indian. St in W.tk-i-tnn. AS.ut jt toon damages were dune <> lh ^ two cars a< F.mnwMW wut turning left from Indiana onto Roisevrl’ and was struck by the eaatbound Ruwlaon auto No arrests were made Consideration for the other * lour to the wrrld a best InvoU J *