The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 September 1965 — Page 10

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — SEPT. 23, 1965

Koontz Lake News We regret to report the passing of Serge Mankell, age 71. He is the only brother ot Mr.- El ie Swanson and has been residing with her thus summer. He was in Chi< age on Tue day and pa-s---ed away in his hotel room that day from a hear’ at’ack Sendees were held at 1> Ay's Funeral Home. Chicago. with private services in the Mt. H' pe cemetery. Mr. Manked ha i boon residing in Honda during the wintens. Mr. and Mrs Russell Smith entertained their grandchildren foi the past week. Karla and Runaid Smith, of Crestwood. 11l Roman Schwartz spent the week end in 'Thicago, visiting with his daughter and her fiancee, Mis June and John Machuca, also his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roman Schwartz Jr., of Thornton, 11l Dr and Mrs J L Barru’back drove their son to college on Sunday, at Lincoln. 111. Miss Christian Smith Chicago, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs Herbert Smith. Donald Adams who completed his boot training at Norfolk. Va., has the following permanent addms’i Dona’d Adams. E.M.2, USS ‘Wlltaie (D D 7161 c o T^O. San Francisco. Calif. 96601. He would be pleased to hear from

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his friends. , Mr. and Mrs. dare Flamham rpent the week end in Bloomington. as guests of their daughter, Mr an i Mrs Larry Lung. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Mathis, of South Bend were guerts of Mrs. C. E. Williams Saturday. Mr. an 1 Mrs Robert Hassiepen and daughter of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. William Hasfiepen of Elmhurst, 111., were guests of the Albert Bloks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newell are entertaining Mrs. Newells si--ter and brother with his wife, of Scranton. Pa., from Tuesday to Saturday. Mrs Helen Fritsch and Mr and M ,- s. George Milberger. Mrs. Edward L)vVu returned home Tuesday from the Osteopathic hospital, after surgery a week ago Mr and Mrs H ward Lipke of Necedah, Wis., were guests of their parents four davs. the Theodore Lipkes. Mr Lipke is connected wtih the Wisconsn Department of Tom creation. Mr. and Mrs. George Germain ami grandson. Gregory Germain, of Chicago, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Germain Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kiehn sa>«nt seveal days in Country Club Hill-, 111., as guests of the William Spanier family They took care of their grandchildren while Mrs. Spanier was in the hosnital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hannagen returned home after s’pendintr the past week as: five days in Wellston, Mich., as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al LeLonde, and spent the

week end in Elgin. 111., as guests of the Sam Jones faimly^ Mr and Mrs. William Michalski entertained 24 members of their former Sunday School class of Faith United Church. Chicago, Sunday. Mr Amelia Harrison entertaine i her granddaughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Richard Geiger. of Grand Rapids; another grand laughter ami husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Engel of South Bend; and Mr. and Mrs. John Bowmar of Union Mills, Sunday. Elmer Hartke accompanied Mr. and Mrs '’larene Reid to Lafayette Saturday to attend the Uotball gam • at Purdue. Mi and Mrs. Robert Ferrari, Mrs Mary Sazina. and Joseph Kul ik Chicago, were guests of the Frank Ferraris Staurlay. Mi and Mrs Larry Cunningham and ->ns of Louisville, were week end guests *n the Louis Anderson home. Mr an I Mrs Robert Fisher and chib ion nf Beloit. Wis and Mrs. Alberta Jone- Cf DeMoines, la . are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. E W. Amick. Mr and Mrs. Richard Palmer were honored at an open house Saturday in North Liberty in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple renewed their wedding vows in a ceremony performed by Rev. Paul Loucks of the Koontz Like United Missionary ^hurch. and Mr and Mrs. Kent Pa’mer of North Liberty acted ns attendants. A buffet st vie lunch was served. Two intertwined hearts formed the cake which was trimmed with pink roses, tiny’ belli and two dovei encircled with a pair of silver we Ming rings. The cake was cut by the couple’s daughter Mrs. Howard Lipke. The couple was married September 16. 1940 in Wjuihineton. D C They have two <ons. Robert at home. Gene attending Indiana University, and a daughter, Alynn. A family dinner preceded the affair. KL-O^^on Auxi l ’°rv New Officers At their monthly meeting held last wed the Koontz T-ak» - Oreern T 'w T "-bin Fire Auxiliary r*rin»r« f or the coming year, as follows: President Mni Dorethy Movers Vice president, Mrs. Rosalie CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LEADER ~*• ;' *S amor ■ a 1 s si aU mr- ® -1 HAKLAN KEPCHA welcomes the opportunity of showing you the finest deals possible on any new or u^ed car or truck. See him now at.. . Powell-Mann Chevrolet-Olds 301 Roosevelt Road Phone 5564149 Walkerton, Indiana

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