The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1966 — Page 16

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 3, 1966

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K L News Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krehn spent Sunday as guests ot their daughter and family. Mr. and Lynn Marquardt at Hope laitherPoint. They attended the christening of their granddaughter, Lynn Marquandt at Hope Lutheran Church at Cedar Lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Keyes of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. George Dekker and sons of Naperville. Illinois were guests of Mrs. Beas Turribull Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shinn returned home after spending nearly four weeks visiting the following places in Florida: Key West: Silver Springs: Cypress Gardens: Miami. They covered over 4.000 miles on their trip. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Allen are entertaining her mother for a few weeks, Mrs. Harold Lowder, Denver. Colo. The Allens enter- < tained her sister, Mrs. Richard Morris and children of Plymouth this week. A bridal shower u’as given for Barbara Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eugen^ Dixon. Thursday evening, with over 20 present, mostly from South Bend. Mrs. Alex Crawford spent one day in Dolton. 111., as guest of her daughter and family, Mrs. Helen Penacco. * Mr. and Mrs. Percy Selkirk attended the funeral of a former resident of the lake. Tom Moore, in Garrett last Saturday. They accompanied Denslow Doll. Mr. Moore passed away in California. ’

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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferrari of Chicago: and Mrs. Florence Brooks of Oak Lawn, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrari last Saturday. Mrs. Brooks is a sister of Mrs. Ferrari. Mr. and Mrs. James Banks of Medina. Ohio, were guests of Mrs. Banks parents over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HewItL Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeVos were Mr. and Mrs. Hertiert DeVos of Mishawaka, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nitsche, Chicago. Mrs. Herbert Smith is spending several days in Chicago as guest of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and children. Mr. and Mrs. William Spanier of Country Club Hills, Illinois, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kiehn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herbold are spending a few days in Chicago, to attend the funeral ot Patrick Scanlan and Mrs. Ellen Scanlan, who were the victims of a gas explosion Saturday, and were hurried Wednesday. and two children of Fort Wayne spent the week end as guests of spent th e week end as guests of Williams father. Harry Pehrson. Mr. and Mrs. Al Brescia and grandson. Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. James Becker of Blue Island, 111., were gnests of the Frank Atkis sons from Saturday to Monday. On Sunday they entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Nardowski of Chicago and. also Mrs. Helen Quebbeman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newell attended the grand reception for the grand representatives of 1957 OES Eastern Star of Illinois, held Sunday at the South Side Swedish Club in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Davis, and sons, and Miss Linda Schwetzzer of Valparaiso, were guests of the William Simpkins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burris Crawford । and family ot Chicago, were week end guests ot the Archie

ARTS AND CRAFTS CONTEST ENTRY BLANK Name ~ Address ...~ —- —. Phone —- Category Entered — — Return this blank to the Art Department of any of the three schools by Friday, April 15, 1966. Dr. Milton Reisman OPTOMETRIST 408 North Main Street, North Liberty Hours: 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. Thursday & Saturday Phone 656-8171 S3tf ■MNKRMNNNR]NMMNDNMMNKMHHMDMNMRRMMMUDMNMNRMMNMDOOMMDNMMMDiIHir: THE BILLY SUMMERS SHOW I With Uncle Herm — Little Ray f Gene Morgan On 5 String Banjo I Friday, March 11 i JIM'S BAR I Walkerton

Crawfords. Mrs. Mildred Simpkens and Mrs. Betty Griffin are hostesses for the Saturday night pot luck suppers at the Conservation Club See Ton in Church Sunday