The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 6, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1966 — Page 3

Walkerton

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ellis of Seilia, Mo., are spending the eck 'in Walkerton visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knowlton •nd daughter, Elaine, have retnrned from a visit with the Richard Dewey family in Wilm.igton, Delaware. Wamer School picnJc District 9. North Township, Marshall County, will be held July 17 at the hotme of John and Ethel Haag, Rt. 1, Walkerton. Basket u nner at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Curby Cochran a: i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baughjr.an returned from a ten day v ation trip touring the upper peninsula and visiting in M unsung, Michigan. Word has been received of the death of Nelle Ferguson, a former Koontz Lake resident who passid away Tuesday afternoon in Lansing, 111. Sendees will be ;' Id at 1:00 p.m. Friday at the S-hroeder Funeral Home, on 1 Ige Road in Lansing with the Walkerton Chapter ORS in c large. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ross, of I. kev’lle; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ! -Myer and Craig, and Mr. and " s. Frank Kattau and family of ? itchogue, New York, were Suny dinner guests of Mr. and -s. Glen Hostetler. The Katas arrived Friday and are •ending this week with her rents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold K 'owlton and Doan Knowlton c l Richard were evening callers.

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huhnk c Jr. and Cindy spent a week in El Paso. Illinois, with Mrs. Huhnke’s father, Melvin Robbins and other relatives. Diane Pontius accompanied her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bonme Church of Plymouth on a two weeks vacation to Colorado and South Dakota where they visited friends, returnmg home Monday evening. Mrs. Donald Noach of Clarksburg, Maryland and Mirs Nettie Morrison of Benton Harbor, are spending several days this week with their sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curby Cochran. Major Vern Hurst of Huntersfl;eld, Savannah. Ga., his son Tim of Tampa, Florida, and Mrs. Hazel Hunst of Willard, Ohio, spent several days last week with Mrs. Belle Hardenbrook, aunt of Major Hurst. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bates and family of Decatur, Ala., were recent guests of his grandmo her, Mrs. Norman Fults. On July 4th the Bates and Mrs. Fults were guests of the Lynn Fettels at their cottage at Mag ; cian Lake near Dowagiac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Da.nkert were guests of honor at a surprbe anniversary party on their 38th wedding anniversary Saturday evening with a dinner at Shori’s Restaurant in Plymouth. Present were the Lyle Lancaster ’family; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kinney and son: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haney and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cr pe and family of Whittier, Califom ; a, arc visiting relatives and friends in and around Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cochran and family of Charleston, South Carolina, are spend ng a three weeks leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Cochran. Mr, Cochran is in the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. William Hasse and family of San Diego, Calif., w;ill arrive Monday for a tub weeks visit with Mrs. Hasse's parents, Mr. and Mi's. Lows Hou* ser and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tuttle and daughters, returned from a trip to McCook, Nebraska where they visited cousins, th e Jack Tuttle family. Enroute home they stopped in St. Louis and saw the new memorial arch, Gateway to the West, and new baseball stadium. They also visited Mrs. John Tuttle in Mount Vernon, 111. □ o THANKS □ □ No words can express my heartfelt thanks for the many cards, flowers, and acts of kindness which my family and I received at the time of the loss of my father and during my stay in the hospital. Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness. iMrs. Arthur Schmeltz We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all our friends, neighbors, Nusbaum Funeral Home, Drs. Carter and Rohrer, Rev. O\dcn, the. pall bearers, Mr. and Mrs. Oplingcr, and ladies of the Presbyterian church for your sympathy, kindness and support. Many thanks to everyone for the beautiful flowers, food and cards during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Ernest Zahm and family

July 14, 1966 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS -

Lincoln Twp. Club Meets Th« Lincoln Township Home Demonstration Club held their July meeting Tuesday afternoon, July 5, at the Town dub with 24 members and three guests present. Mrr. Esther Singer showed slides and gave a very interesting talk on her trip to Europe. The business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Mamie Mack n. The history of the song of the month, “Columbia the Gem of the Ocean” was given by Mrs. Neva Klinedinst who led in group singing and played the

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piano. The birthday song was sung to Fannie Kearney and Mamia Schultz and the anniversary song to Lois Sherland. The Club Col'cct was repeated. Mrs. Dorothy Knowlton read the secretary’s report and Mrs. Zella Hullinger gave the treasurers report. The Club Creed was repeated by the group at the close of the m- eting. after which refreshments wfere served by Mrs. Art Wi kerson, Mrs. Lewis Kemp and Mrs. Ted Keeling. Numbers were drav<n and door prizes awarded. Read the Classified Ads

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