The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 10, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 August 1966 — Page 5

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Mrs. Radmacher, who is vacationing from her position at Roberton’s in South Bend, had as her guest Wednesday. Mrs. Maud Krist] of South Bend. Mrs. Betty Crossley of Lake Charles, La. 4 , is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Alice Barney. Mrs. Crossley’s children, Norma and David, 1 ' are visiting their grandmother Crossley in Hudson, lowa. Mrs. Fred. Harris of Chicago, spent the*week end with her mother, Mrs. Frank Dunn. Lisa and Douglas* £org .of Chlch^d 'catne' Tuesday evening and are spending several days with their grandmother Dunn. Mrs. Thomas Radmacher spent last week visiting friends and relatives in Louisville, Ky., and Corydon' Indiana, also visiting her sister, Miss Dora Faith, in Laconia, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. William Lucius of Tiffin, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinz, and Mrs. E. D. Gerber and children on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Steve Beach who had been visiting, returned to Sandusky, Ohio, with Mr. and Mrs. Lucius. Frank and Sharon Farner had a few friends and close family in their home last Sunday to celebrate their first wedding anniversary. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Savoie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McNeal, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loucks and family, Mr. and Mis. Russell Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bigler, Miss Ruth Fraiby, Miss Jo Ann Savoie and Joe Farner. A buffet style dinner was served.

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Carla Baker is spend ; Tg this week with her aunt ana uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Baker and children in Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kemp returned after spending five days in Park Ridge and Wilmette. Illinois. While there, Mr. Kemp went to Wywega, Wisconsin and spent two days visiting. Mr. Kemp was born in Wywega and had not been back since he was a small boy. . M; s. Daisy , Renmhj^n of Wausaukee, Wisconsin, and her son Ron, of Alaska, and Mrs. Mildred Barnes, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Holland and Jim. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Mae Kleckner, a sister of Mrs. Pennington, and Mrs. Lowell Bradley of Knox, and Mrs. Walter Shores. Ron Pennington will return to Alaska next week where he is a teacher at Fort Greely. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sharpe of Ridgeville. Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duffy, Mrs. Sam Ellison and Mr. and Mrs. “Doc” Hisey, of Mishawaka; Mr. and Mrs. Ambros Leis of Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bandendistel. were callers from out of town Sunday, and Mrs. George Reusch and sons. John and Th mas, of South Ft .Mitchell. Ky., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ('hdc Banden'’i<tel. J. hn Reusch. their rand nn. is leaving for Tub । Okla.. Wednesday to attend school on a full sch larship in fi" tball. He was named t > the All-Northern Kentucky Conference team and also co-lineman of the year.

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Mrs. Clem Tuttle and Jerry, and Mrs. Connie O'Brien and two children, spent two days last week with their son and brother, James Tuttle and family in Hammonl On Friday, Mrs. O'Brien and her children left for their home in California, after spending six weeks with her mother and family and friends. Mr. an Mrs. John Guttman and Mr. and Mrs. William Engleman entertained at a dinner party Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Warren of Sarasota, Florida. The Warrens are former residents of the Tracy area and also former teachers in LaPorte county. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fay Parker of Laporte; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Duval of Kingsbury; and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Emigh of Tracy. On Monday, Mrs. Guttmarf and Mrs. Engleman enterfained at a dessert bridge for Mrs. Warren in the Engleman home. Present were Mrs. Glen Duval. Mrs. Evan Gerard. Mrs. Fay Parker, Mrs. Mike Moyer, Mrs. Virgil Emigh, and Mrs. "Doc" Smith. A family picnic was enjoyed at the Wayne Dipert cottage at Koontz Lake last Saturday evening, honoring Mrs. Daisy Pennington of Wausaukee, Wisconsin. and her son. Ron of Fort Greely, Alaska. Those attending besides the honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dipert and si n. and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kersey and son of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt and family of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dipert and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dipert; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Porter and sons: Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hennigsmith and son; Mr. an 1 Mis. Henry Rough and famib ; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wringer an 1 family; Mr. and Mrs. John Sahb IT; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dipt t an I Myrna: Mr. . nd Mrs. Boh Mo rison: Mr. and .Mrs. Walt-’ Shore; and Kathy; Mr. and Mrs. Ron.JI Shot ;,nd Reeky; Mr. an 1 Mrs. Carl Shers and Carla; Mrs. Mildred Barnes and M’s. Francis Holl nd. all of W: Ikerton. There were fiftynine present.

AUG. 11, 1966 — THF INDEPENDENT NEWS -

Studio Dress Shop announces j Friday and Saturday, August 12 and 13. as final days of Summer Clearance Sale. Many items drastically reduced. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gail Miller of Paik Forest, Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller, attended the Centennial celebration at the Flat Rock Children's Home in Flat i Reek. Ohio, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hinz of Louisville, Kentucky, and Mrs. Leslie Jarvis of Gary, were Friday afternoon visitors in the > home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinz. Recent dinner guests of Mr. [ and Mrs. Hinz, and Mrs. E. D. i Gerber and .children, were ^lr. ■ and Mrs. Fred Hinz of Knox. Mrs. Jack Rearick and daughI ter, Charlotte, of Wilmette, 111., spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Fred Shi Itz. Pam Rearick. who had been here visiting her grandmother, returned home with them. Tuesday night. Mrs. Shultz's grandchildren, Mrs. Gerald Jacob, Skip and Scott, and Mrs. Norman Baxter, arrived from Brush Prairie, Washington for a three week's visit.

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> Amy Lynn md Cynthia Lee ! Guttman of Wakarusa, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Guttman. , Charles McKesson of Caracas, । Venezuela, spent several days last w< ek withh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McKesson and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wright and daughter of Cpper Sandusky, Ohio, at- spending this week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rhea Wright. Mrs. Laura Wolfenbarger and Miss Mildred McKesson were guests over tht week end of the Robert Crundwcll family in Saginaw, Michigan RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE SAT I UDAY, AUG. 13 St. Patrick Women's Club will hold a rummage and bake sale i Saturday. August 13. beginning at 9 a.m. at the Phillips 66 Parkin? lot. Donations of clothing and 1 furniture will be received from I 2to 3 p.m. Thutsday and 10 to i 11 a.m. Friday at the St. Patrick School Hall.