The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 6, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1966 — Page 1

Volume 92; Number 6

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"Sidewalk Days" Busy And Fun Until Bains Fell Saturday

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PAST MATRONS AND PATRONS PLAN PICNIC The annual ptank: of Past Matrons and Past Patron* and their families of the Walkerton Chapter, Order of Eastern Star v|H be held at the Stunts Pine Forest ClUb House Sunday, July 31 at 1 o'clock. Members are to bring a covered dish and own table service. Mr. and Mna George Ferverda are general chairmen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Handera.

WALKERTON, INDIANA JULY 14, 1966

FLOWER SHOW TO BE HELD JULY 28TH The annual flower show, sponsored by the Walkerton Better Homes Demonstration Club, will be held at the Tovh Club Thursday, July 28. Anyone wishing to enter garden flowets should have them at the club house between 1 and 3:30 pm. Grover Opl‘nger •will judge them. The public is inv'ted to visit the show’ from 6:30 to 9 in the evening. More informaton utill be available next week.

□- — D DEATHS □ q ; DaLob B. Awald DeLois Richard Awald, 47, Rt. 3, Walkerton, died unexpected^ in his home at 1:10 p.m. Tuesday. He was bom January 14, 1919 in Gravertown and lived in that ar. ea all has life. He was owner of A & A Enterprises of Starke County. He was married March 17, 1940 in Tyner to Bertha Rupert. He was a member of the IOOF Lodge in Walkerton and Loyal Order of Moos* at Knox. Surviving are Ms wife; five sons, Peter of Rt. 3, Walkerton; Timothy, Paul, Mark and Daniel, all at home; two sisters. Mm. Marjorie Knepp, North Liberty, and Mrs. Katherine Emmons, of Walkerton, Ma mother. Mm. Maude AweM of Rt. 3, Walker, ton; one grandson and one grand-daughter,-Funeral services will be held today (Thursday) at 2 p.m. in the Rannells Funeral Home, Hamlet, with Rev. Claude Keiser officiating. Burial will be tn Grovertown cemetery. Friends may call anytime. NOTICE The John Glenn High School Band Concert has been postponed from this Friday to next Friday, July 22. There will be a Jr. High Concert at Tyner, July 28, at 7:30 pm. In the Tyner gym. NOTICE Dr. Frash will be on vacation July 14 and 18.

□ — □ MARRIAGES □——— - — U ^ntth - MeGaffenty Mr. and Mra Herbert Smith of Koontz Dake, Walkertom, announce the marriage of their daughter. Christine, to Orman Ray MiqGafCenty at nine o’clock in the evening. Judy 8 Chicago. Mr. McGsffsttty is at present going to adbotji at Great Lakes Naval Station taking up elect ron - ica. In November he will be transferred to the West Coast for more schooling, where they will make their home Local Students Attend Summer Band Clinics The following students from John Glenn High School band are at Band Camp this week at Purdue; Alan King, sponsored by the American Legion; Phvid Welsh and Nancy Chapman, sponsored by the Walkerton Lions Club; Roy Jchnson sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce; and Tom Mellin, by Epaklon Chi Chapter of Tri Kap. paThe next list of students will attend Band Camp next week; Sharon Chapman and Gail Wharton, both sponsored by the Band Parents. Mr. Robinson wouia like to thank each organization for their part in sponsoring the band students at Band Camp.

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® Hr J E7 “ ' L Miss Jane Ann Myers and Ddhaid Lee Marshall are ptennk^ 1 ^ August 20 wedding at tha Wabash Avenue Presbyter i* n Church in Crawfordsville. Barents of the couple are Mrs. Margaret Myers of Nevi Market and the late Rev. Clyde Myers and Mr. and Mr®. Robert MarrhalLSr. of Paoli. Rev. Myers was a former Walkerton Presbyterian minister for eight years. Miss Myans is a senior at Indiana University majoring in mus’c education. She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta social sonority and Sigma Alpha lota professional music honorary. Her fiance ’a an employee of R. R. Dcnnel’ey & Son Co. in Crawfordsville, and is study ng to be a journeyman tai linotype cper. atng. Both are 1963 graduates of Paoli high school. Mr-. Bryce R?hrer To Head Tri Kanna For Year i ** 'jhhi i . • Iww ARS^L, * ®5 ' • AH^- ishk Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, rght, wm installed as 1966-67 pres dent bf Epsilon Chi Chapter of Tri Kappa Thursday n the home of Mm Stanley Orcutt. Installed as vice preedeat was Mrs. David Mellin The serv. ice was conducted by Mr®. Orcutt. outgoing president fol lowing a noon luncheon for members. Others continu ng their praM|at offices for the new year f Mrs. Harlan Kepcha, recording secretary; Mrs. Robert Urbin, treasurer; and Mrs. G. R Hershberger, corresponding secretary. NOTICE *• Dr Byler wiH be away from noon Friday. July 15. thru July J7. Office will be closed July 16. Dr. Greenwood, South Bend, win see patents here in office July IB to 27 from 10:30 ajn. to 5:» p.m. N O T IC E The North Liberty ClerltTreazurer’s office wll be cioeMl the Week ot July 18.