The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1964 — Page 11

Walkerton

iionnie Deitz of Route 1, and ntlua Moorman. of route 3, dkcrton, ’have enrolled in a sec.irial course at South Bend Colof Commerce for the fall m. : s Stanley Orcutt. Mrs. Bryce irer and Mrs. Donald Wray, -ended an all day Tri Kappa : kshop at the Gary Country 5 Tuesday. Mrs. Clem Tuttle, Ray, Bob and ny went to Hammond Sunday < nin^ because of the death of < James Tuttle's father, Mr. Jlera. who passed away Satury morning. Funeral services . rc held Tuesday afternoon. Richard Orcutt was guest of >nor at a surprise birthday dinr given by his parents Mr and Irs. Stanley Orcutt and Roger, ist Sunday. Other guests were li. a-d ''lrs. Paul F mlf of Combia C'ty. Mr. and Mrs. John averstock, Jonquil and Bob. and Irs Oicrtt and son, all Fort Wayne. Mrs, William Clark and Mrs. gnew Ludwig attended the wed.ng reception Saturday after- . „>n for Robert Clark of Upind, Ind., and Judy Bennet who .ere married in the Roseland U-thany Church in Roseland, 111. lobert Clark is the son of Mr. nd Mrs. Russell Clark, formerly f thia area. BRIDAL SHOWER A -bridal shower was given re- . ntlv for Miss Dinah Lowry at he Walkerton Community Buildup. Hostesses were Miss Gloria ‘o"<Mzinski and Mrs. Rodger >herk. The tables wage decorated tn he bride's colors of white and qm. The shower umbrella was ide by Mrs. Edward PogodzinJd. Rcfresh.mer?s of barbecues, poato salad notato chins, jello, nint< cotfee and punch, were Served to aonroximate'v 45 gusts . 'ho came from South Band, knirbon Plvmouth, Walkerton md Te«mrden Many lovely gifts ,v. re received by the honored meat. Miss Ixwrv will become the -ide of Rsrmr Bucklev Sent ember 9 at the Grace Methodist Church ■ South Bend.

GET “ INSTANT ^•NEY BACK - TO • SCHOOL LOANS If you are being faced with back-to-school exI>enses this fall, don’t worry about it. Simply get some INSTANT M ONEY at Central Credit Corjioration. We have loads of it on hand and you’re welcome to any amount up to SIOOO. I’hone us or stop in soon. CENTRAL CREDIT CORP. 618 Roosevelt Road Phone 586-3129 Op**n Monday & Friday Evenings Until 7:00 pm Closed Saturday J 8

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Skinner have as their hotme guests Mrs. Skinner’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love and son, of Mishawaka, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeMyer and son. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Brown ami children of Kokomo were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Seitz. Mrs. Claire Thierry and daughter Marianne of Redwood City, California, were recent housr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Hiler and daughter Sherry. Marianne and Sherry are schoolmates at St. Colletta School in Jefferson, Wisconsin. Mr, and Mrs. W. Straker returned to their home in Toledo, Ohio, after spending to weeks at their cottage at Koontz Lake and visiting her mother. Mrs. Clem Tuttle and family. Enroute home they stopped at Greenville Ohio, to visit her mother and relatives. A pot luck birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. arxi Mrs. John Anspaugh in honor of her father, Edward Scarbrough’s 85th birthday. There were 66 relatives present including five children. 12 grandchildren and 29 great-grand-children. Those attending came from Valparaiso, Union Mills, Kingsford Heights. North Liberty, South Bend, Hanna and Walkerton. Mr Scarbrough received many gifts and a good time was enjoyed by all. GRADUATES FROM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 44CH4MML OF NURSING Mrs. I>ee Ingram, the former Norma Murphy, was among the 44 students to graduate from the Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in an imnressive ceremony held at the Indiana University Extension auditorium last Thursday night. Attending the exercises were Lee Ingram. Mrs Leslie Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphv and Kenneth? Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Bowers, all of Walkerton; Mrs. Herbert Mantick, LaPortc, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy of South Bend.

ANNOUNCING . . . A NEW SERVICE ADDED TO The Up-Town Laundromat Drop-Off Service NOW AVAILABLE IN BY 10:00 - OUT BY 4:00 Just Bring In Your Laundry In The Morning, Mrs. Anglemeyer, Manager Os The UpTown Laundromat Will Wash, Dry And Fold Your Laundry. Then You May Pick It Up In The Afternoon Or Call Her For Arrangements If You Wish, Phone 586-3347. UP-TOWN LAUNDROMAT 411 Michigan Street Walkerton

Miss Harriet Mechlipg returned to Bloomington Sunday where she will begin her junior year at Indiana University. haluruay evea^.g callers at the A. E. McKesson home were Mr. and Mrs. Orval Haag of Hammond. Mrs. Michael Nusbaum left Monday for her home in Snyder, New York, after a visit here with her mother and brother, Mrs. Velma Stahly and Norman, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Htahly accompanied her home for a visit. Leonard Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Rt. 2. Fish Lake, was feted at a farewell party In his home Thursday evening. prior to his leaving for college at Indiana State Teachers College. Terre Haute, where he is enrolled as a freshman, refreshments were served to the more than twenty guests present. Ruth Frailey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Frailey; Sharon Savoie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tx?o Savoie; Jeanne Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Fry; and Carolyn Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mann, have begun their first full week of studies at Ball State Teachers College, Muncie. Athletic Boosters Membership Drive Is On After a good week of attaining memberships for the Walkerton Athletic Boosters, the drive will continue for the next few weeks with a goal of 500 set by pre?, ident John Powell for the 196165 season. Several activities are planned uxluding a Fish Fry on Saturday, September 26, at the Walkerton High School gym, to boost a very wigging treasury. Jerry Rairii is membership chairman for 1964-65, but any of the officers will be glad to sign anyone who is interested in the athletic programs of Walkerton and the schools. Membership for a year is SI.OO. Again many outlets are avai'able for the club's support, but one big one at present is the completing of the new Little League Baseball Park. This not only takes help, bi t a considerable amount of monev. The pul>lic support is needed both ways. FT RE DEPARTMENT DEMONSTKATK >N September 21. 23 and 24. there will lx* a demonstration and instruction of mouth to mouth rosiwcitation and external heart massage sponsored by the Walkerton Fire D< jMirtment, in coopcr-

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ation with the Walkerton Medical Clinic. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Walkerton Fire Station. A short movie will be shown of actual resuscitative efforts and a special mannequin imported from Europe will be present in order to instruct each individual on resuscitative techniques. All members of the Walkerton and Koontz Ijike Fire Departments are invited, as well as any person interested and involved m emergency aid. | A FINE GIF!’ FOR I /JFS^some ONE I C- A SUBSCRIPTION / 'ToTHIS NEWSPAPER

I I Dr. Milton Reisman OPTOMETRIST 408 North Main Street, North Liberty Hours: 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. Thursday & Saturday Phone 656-8171 = S3tf Dr. Walter M. Denaut DENTIST OFFICE HOURS: 9-12 and 1-5 MTWFS Closed Th u rsdays Dr. Elliott Frash, Optometrist 413 Michigan Street Walkerton, Ind. | Hours: 9:30 - 5:30 Mondays and Thursdays Phone 586-3722 I | Dr. Burton L. Furst A Dentist | OFFICE HOURS: 9- 12 and 1- 5:30 MTTF® ■ Closed Wednesdays 1 Day or Night fl I Nusbaum’s Funeral Home Phone Walkerton 586-3444 I

Drive Safely Always COMING '65 Chevrolet Cars & Tracks and '65 Oldsmobiles Thursday September 24th See Them At Powell-Mann Chev.-Olds. Co. Phone 586-3149 Walkerton

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