The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1966 — Page 12

—*THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 31. 1966

□—-— - — □ DEATHS □- - □ James E. Taj It James E. Taylor. 16. a St. Joseph County deputy sheriff, died of a heart attack at 11 1-’ am. Mon lay in Decatur. 111. He was returning home after visiting in 1 Edwardsville, 111. According to the St, Joseph County Sheriff's lH*pirtment, Taylor had st >pped in Decatur for gasoline and suffered the attack while at a service station. He had been a deputy for the last year and a half. Taylor lived with his wife. Margaret. at 1106 Oiiio St Walkerton. He was born (November 8. 1919. in Hamlet. The Tayl ts were married on Nov 22, 195 b Also sirviw”g are his mother, |Mrs. N Hie Stepp, ot Hamlet; a daughter. Gladys Phelps, of Walkert m; a son, Poland, ol Wisconsin; tw » stepchildren. Mary and Roland S hroeder. both at home, four grandchildren; a sister. Mrs Henrietta Ewing of Louisiana, and a brother. Raymond, of Hamlet H was past commander of Orville Easterday American Legion Post 189. and a number of Walkerton Masonic Lodge 619. F &• AM. Friends may call at the Nusbaum Funeral Home. Walkertun. where services will be held at 2 pm. Thursday with Rev. David Eder. co-pa.stor of the United (Methodist Church. Walkerton, officiating. Burial will be in the Fletcher cemetery. Hamlet. The American Legion will conduct graveside military services. Mr>. Hazel Bennitt Funeral services for Mrs. H;. ' 1 Bennitt, 75. Rt. 4. LaPorte. were held at 2 pm. Saturday in the Nusbaum Funeral Home. Rev. Ray Davis, pastor of the Salem Heights Methodist Church, officiated with burial in the Woodlawn eem tery Walkt rton. Mrs. Bennitt died March 21 in Holy Family hospital, LaPorte. She was bom Oct. 2, 1890, in LaPorte County and was married Oct 20, 1922. in LaPorte County to Leßoy Bennitt who survives. She is also survived J y one daugh" ter. Mrs. John Waltman, of LaPorte: a step-daughter. Mrs. Henry I Murphy of LaPorte; three sons. Clyde Cavin and Donald Bennitt of LaPorte and John Bennitt of Selma, Ala.; 18 grandchildren; three great-grand-children, and one brother, Vern Dipert of Plymouth. Ar s And ( rafts Entries Still Coming In Entries continue to come in for the Aits and Crafts Contest to be held at the Walkerton Elementary S< hod on Sunday. May J This is open to all Walkerton and Tyner school children and PT A membrs Entry blanks are avajable at all school offices and have been frequently published in tins p i[x‘r. The blanks should be carefully filh d out and returned to the schools. The contest is sponsored by the Walkerton and Tyner PTA’s and the Tri Kappa S vu-ily AJI art work will be judg'd and shown to the public m tire above date. Prizes will be awarded for outStandmg work All work must be done by the contestants them•ehes Consults’son is permissaMe Pa m.mg by r ambers tra- -> tag or other dire-1 copying is not allow ed A . < , .m.-oants a'*- limited to three entries and each should th- a «oiupanu-d by lh<- contedant’s rc?- address phone number and category all clearly print -1 'Die categories are. Grades 1-4 Arte Crao<> 5-7 Arts Grades 8-12 Aits JTA Adu’t I;c-mb-rs. Arts Gra/k-s 1-4 (’rafts Grades 5-7, Crusts Gradee 8-12 Crafts PT A Adult meinb-iT Cl-afls Us© Your Turn Signals Alw»yi

Music Depar ment To Present Spring Concert The Walkerton High Scnool Music Department will present their annual concert Friday, April 1 at 7:30 pin. in the Walkerton High School gym. under the direction of George Robinson. A special feature of the program will be "The Spanish Folk Singers" which came from thSpanish Club, under flic direction of Mrs. John Guttman. The Stage Band will presen’ numbers-. Mike Hostetter, a senior. will give a reading. "Thiry Pieces of Silver" and the regi r concert band will present nu. - bers. Admission will be 50c for ad-

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