The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 May 1964 — Page 10

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — May 2S. 1961

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North Liberty

Mi> Charles Worker has ivturr.ed h mie after spending thiee we ks in Cleveland. Ohm S ni Kay Reed wao the guest of Mr. and Mrs Arno Reed on Saturday ^^533133^ tv—' »* /"N _/ -}■ -’4 IHI OR' VS k , FSC MENAM "4 v < r / EG'UMZIST* v \ i 1 SV. *2l. Z_\ ' I ACMS Or ItNTi>\ ‘ om. 7 ? _ —— ~~~~7 V o ■ -wets rl-X * *c / 1 . o ’'MV I /[ ? , dozsusof ' / \ <v FEATURES / / \ . V. » COMING TO NORTH LIBERTY Mon., June Bth Sponsored By Fire Dept. 3ig Tents furcated East On Hwy 4 - 2 Shows Daily 2:30 & S p.m. - Doors Open 1 Hr. Early Prices: Adults sl.lO, Children I nder 12 $ .55 — Tax Included. Plenty Os Good Seats At 1 hese Prices. Grand Stand Seats $ .50 Extra If Desired.

' <■ I , \ f ■ '■ r ’ ? ' • YzY z ' Y i Yuu need a basic banking service? Shake . . . we have it! Whether it’s a checking account, savings account, or one of many kinds of loans (conveniently arranged, and lore in cost), you’ll find it part of our “full-scale banking service,” all under one roof. There are special services here, too. Bank most conveniently al this "full-cervice" bank! Farmers State Bank Os Wyatt Walkerton Branch — .Member I Dl( » _i

Mr and Mrs Alfrd Jensen of Dwight, Illinois, were overnight guests of Mr and Mr- Fred DeCoudres Monday. Yes, we have the special sale on Playtex living bras and girdles. 11.00 off bras. ?2 no off girdles. Studio Dress Shop. Last Saturday afternoon fourteen girls helped to celebiate the li>th birthday of Lana Stokes at her home. Games were played and refreshment ■ v ••.■ - .ed, Mr and Mrs Clifton Snyder were guests several days last week of Mr. and M> u Gerald Snyder in Gi.ml Kin d- Michigan. They a! o vi b a Mr. and Mrs. Robel’ Olon and fa u y in Detroit. Mrs. Charles Whitmer was a Friday and S durday gue t< f her • m and f?:. / M r and M"s Henry Wh''m*“' <• Flo a. Ind F: utay e' e - i: ; h< a' '■ nm 1 too kindergat'en graduation of her grand"*.” Fffnv Whiti wr. M'S E thi r Harman. Mr. and Mr.- Roi ert Sorgenfrei and child en Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whiteleather and daughters, attended a dinner for Pvt. Charles Bailey for which Mr. and M: . Arthur Bailey were hosts. The Bailey families were present also from Benten and Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Horrall entertained Sunday evening for their sen. Ron, with a birthday dinner. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frickel, South Bend, .and Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoudres. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs Fred DeCoudres entertained at dinner for a group of Mrs. DeCoudres’ teacher friends. Guests were Mr. and Mrs Watte’- Thurston. Mr and Mrs. E’don SrhalHol. Miss Helen Allen. Mrs. Yvonne Feller. Miss Margaret Schenck. Miss Lula Butt. Miss Mare Zinn, and Mrs Ka r ' Cr-foot o' Mishawaka; Mrs. Ida Bymn of South Bend- Mr end Mrs. Alfred Jensen of Dwieht. 11l . and Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Connor of North Liberty.

Mrs Harold Schrader of Koontz Like wa< the guest of Mrs Bert Rudynski and Dave Tuesday evening. Mr< lashe Foreman. Mrs Kathryn Hex-el and Mrs Arno Reed spent Thusrday in Shipshewana. Mr. and Mrs. Max Steele and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs A. W. Clark at their cottage at Round Like. Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glover and Jane of Warsaw, were Sunay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Del i ’earse Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benjamin of Montpelier. Ohio, were Monday visitors of Mrs. C. S Benjamin and Mrs. Pauline Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Duncan of Roseland were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulrich. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dutcher and daughter of LaPorte. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Dutcher. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Claxton and daughter of Mishawaka, were Sunday suppi r guests. BIRTHS □. - □ Mr and Mrs Roland Lie hten-harg-r ire the pa -e Its of a son. born M iy 23 in M mon d hospi tai. \ daughter wa . b rn May 21 to Mr and Mr Wmren Bunton in Holy Family h" m ,; h Mr and Mrs. Patrick Quinn are tl." parents of a d uighter b >m May 25. in Ib ly Family hospital. Mr. and Mrs Harold Bell are the paretns of a son. born May 23 in Park view hospital, Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz of North Liberty are the parents of a daughter born May 2d in Memorial hospital

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3 □ DEATHS Harold R. Gopprrt Harold R. Goppert. 61. of Bonita Springs, Fia., formerly of Walkerton, died at 7 3b p.m. Friday, May 22. in Memorial hospital, South Bend, after an extended illness. He was born M treh 17, 1900, in Walkerton. He was graduated from Tyner High School and from Purdue University, West Lafayette, in 1925. From 1926 to 1945. he was a teacher at Mi hawaka High School, and from 1916 to 1960, was a professor at the Chicago campus if the University of Illinois. He was married June 7. 1946. in Oaceola, to Treva Weaver, who survives. Also surviving is a son, Harold M.. of Three Rivers. Mich He was a member of the South Bend Masonic Lodge 291. F. & A M Sen - ices were held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Nusbaum Funeral Home, with Rev Harold Williams, p»«tor »f the Walkerton Methodist Church officiating. Burial wa« in Woodlawn Cemetery with Masonic rites at the graveside. - ----- □ IIOSPITU. NEWS r- _ □ Mr R’chard 'nd - n v.-a« mln.ittc'l to Holy Family h- pi'al.

CI! K EEN COOP Koontz Like MEMOBIU MT DANCE Friday Nighl, May 29’h Meals Served From 6:00 P.M. Band Starts At 9:30 P.M.

La Porte. Robert Kring. North Lihei was admitted to Communntty ! pit al. LaPorte. □-- - - THANKS □-- - - - Thanks to all of you who thoughtfully sent me cards w 1 win in the hospital and >i : being tome Thanks, too. for • prayers, flowers and visits fi so many of you. P, DeVon Snu I want to thank my friends t their cards and kindness dunmy hospital stay and afterw.t for my fractured hip. Thank lot. p Mrs Candace Vend r\ We would like to thank al! our friends for their kindn> shown us during the )0.-s of ■ beloved husband, father grandfather. The flowers, car food and many other acts kindness will never be forgot’ A special thanks to Pador.la McGee, Knox Ixidge 639 F A M for their kindne^" Th you all who helped in any v Mrs Hildur Bern tMr and Mrs. Carl B*‘ v ' and daugh Mr. and Mrs Herm, n Pctei and daugh'

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