The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 September 1965 — Page 12

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — SEPT. 23, 1965

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Mr. an i Mrs. Gerak! C< rner of ' P inta Monica. Calif., are spendi g several days as guests in the L >uis Houser heme. Mr and Mrs Wayne Burch vi ere in Chicago for the week end v siting Mr and Mrs. Earl Berg, ^’rs. Burch s ‘ister. and to bring Ji >r father. Pallas Solhday, back V ।th them. The regular monthly meeting of t e Fellowship Cla s of the EUB church will he held Eri lay night jr the home of Mrs Amos Bierly v. ith Mrs P. y Hostetter as as--6 ding hoste-s. I Al TO • LIFE ■ FIRE ! FARM BUREAU! INSURANCE j Fred Bullinger I Phone 586-3339 f 701 Monroe Walkerton I

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Mrs Mam • Mackin returned home Monday after spending ten days with Mr and Mrs. Albert Pettibone ot Port Clinton, Ohio. Sunday the - all spent the day with Dr. ar Mrs. Neer of Toledo, Ohio. Mr< Chari t Korbuly, Timple City. Califon' i. returned to her home after be ig called here Aug sth when h* r father. Thomas Walrh. died of accident injuries. Her mother. ’ mrothy Walsh, remians in Metaodist Ho-pital. in Gary, from injuries received in the same acci lent, and will be a patient there for another two months. Major and Mrs. Orval Rice and family who rpent the past three years at Azonv’ Islands, off the coa.st of P tugal. were recent overnight ests of Mrs. Rice's brother ar family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bulli; . er. They were enroute to Tacoma Wash., whore Major Rice, an / r Force Pilot, will be stationed i r another throe years and then expects to retire from the service. Week end guest« wore Mr. and M’ . Fred Knight of Marion.

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Mrs. Richard Crcagmile of Muncie, came Tuesday for a few days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Houser. E. Paul Shi k of San Diegu, California. visited his mother, Mrs. M. B. Slick over the week end. Paul is Chief Engineer of Research and Advanced Technology lor General Dynamics. Sunday guesn of Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Gorsline were Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Enfield of South Bend. In the afternoon they attended the Sacred Music Concert at the F irst Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunzcro and sons of East Gary were week end guests of her mother. Mrs. Hazel Barden. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harney of South Bend were Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bardi n and son of Elkhart were Monday evening guests. Mrs. Glen Trost and Elvin White left last Wednesday to attend the funeral services of the four younger children of Mr. and Mrs. Al White in Side I-ike. Minn. The children were burned fatally in their home around midnight last Monday. Their ages range from I to 13. They are survived by their parents, a sister and brother. Mrs. Nellie Purdy returned home from South Bend last Wednesday afternoon after attending the wedding of her great nephew, David Gentner. ‘On of Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Gentner of South Bend The bride was Alana Wilson of r "hicago. The ceremony was held at I pm. Sunday, with the reception at 6 pin. at the Sinai Synagogue. A p< thick dinner was given Sun lay at the Community Bldg, in honor of Charles Anspaugh s 98th. and Ed S<ar onaigh - 86th birthdays There were 98 relatives and friends present including all the children of both men with the exception of Ralph Anspaugh who live- in Denver. He called in the afternoon. □ - n HOSPITAL NEWS □ - □ Holy Family, LaP«'rte Admitted: Richard Goldsmith, Miss Denise Jared, Walkerton; Mrs. Wayne Harrison, North Liberty. Community, I^Porte Admitted: Rev. James Christophe!. Mrs. Frances Dalco, Mrs. Lynn Brownlee. Walkerton. Starke Memorial, Knox Admitted: Walter Killman. □ _ □ BIItTHS 2——— — — □ A daughter was bom September 20. to Mr. and Mrs. David Lesher in Holy Family hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Limerick of North Liberty are the parents of a d night er born September 18 in Memorial hospital. Little League Pirates Have Party Sunday The undefeated Pirates of the Walkerton Little League Majors concluded their victorious season Sunday. September sth, with a swimming party at the home of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Benson. Each of the boys was awarded an engraved trophy and refreshments 60 Years Os Service Est. 1903 LEMONTREES ft eprfMf num gftwwm vn» JU? CIMMO to •■w tom Stop J Phone CE 4 7771 230 S. Michigan St.

were served. Coaching the boys in their winning game was Don Ludwig. The Pirates 'beat out the Walkerton All-Stars at the annual 4th of July game 16-10. The most runs scored in one game was 21 runs in Spinnings which was called by a two hour curfew. The closest game score was a four run margin. Nine of the 14 team players will graduate to Pony league status for the next season. Pitcher Rob Kaser had one shut out and hit two hi me runs over the fence and Don Hendricks struck out 18 in one game, had one no hitter, and had one home run for himself. The rest of the line up included Steve Hendricks, catcher: Chuck Minter and Rick Benson, first base; Mark Malstaff and Ix>ren Calvin, 2nd base: David Ludwig, 3rd base; Kaser and Hendricks short stop; David Naragon and Danny Stokes, left field; Jim Lute and Robert Mellin, center field: Gary Buswell and David Stanley, right field. North Liberty Classes Elect Offiicers The class officers for North Liberty high school for the 1965 school year are: Seniors: Clarence Fields, president; Gregory’ Hudak, vice-presi-dent; Judy Jolly, secretary; and Louise Marek, treasurer. Juniors: Joe Ginzer, president; Don O Blenis, vice-president; Nancy Roush, secretary; Ralph Bell, treasurer. Sophomores: Jack Bonham, president; Rick Rice, vice-presi-dent. Janice Kite, seretary and Carol Howell, treasurer. Freshman: Wesley Peterson, president n Dennis Clark, vicepresident; Genna Sue Liggett, secretary; Cheryl Reed, treasurer. (lass Officers Elected In Walkerton Class officers for the Walkerton High School were chosen

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