The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1966 — Page 11

K L News and Mrs. Earl Paquette, of ville, Kentucky, spent the end as guests of Mr. and Arthur B. Paquette. Earl Arthur are brothers. and Mrs. Andrew Germain ■ taint’d Mr. anti Mrs. George nain on Labor Day from igo. and Mis. Edward DeVos WEIGHT safely with Dex- . net Tablets. Only 98c at i rick Libert y Pharmacy, •t h Liberty. s22p yj wall to wail, no soil at all, carpets cleaned with Blue tre. Kent electric shampojer Wolfram Hardware, North .rty. \TED at once Man or woman supple consumers in Walkton with Rawleigh Products. ..perience unnecessary. Write ■ wleigh, Dept. INI-45-80, Ereert, Illinois. 2tsß : SALE —. Ampeg amplifier, -y good >65. Ph. 656-8992. sßg sale MEC Modal 250 12 reloader, shot, power, wads i 250 empty shell cases, trie shell former. Ph. 65610. •‘dip

PUBLIC SALE I will well the following household goods at my residence located at HI North Walnut St., backyard. J; block northwest of Koss Hotel) in Plymouth, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Al 1:00 pm Sharp! i.ood Tnwold 10.9 eu. ft. upright deep iree/e: good MU gas kitchen range with 30 in. peek-in oven; MU Signature elec, dryer used about 10 time*; extra fancy like new dinette set with 6 nice matching chairs; blond china closet; blond l>ook case; Servel gas and Frigidaire refrigerators (I each); Maytag washer with stainless Meel tubs; blond console radio and record player with AM A FM; 9 ft. pole lamp: 9x12 black and white nig; 32*2 in. x 12 ft. matching runner; meat slicer; old trunk; ! chrome kitchen sets; and other items too numerous to mention. Ada Cross HUMS: CASH NOT RESPONSIBLE IOR A( < IDENTS r Lloyd Cowen, Earl Mattix, ( lerk Ine Auctioneer I rom Bourbon —’"■k

PUBLIC SALE I will sell the following located I mile south ot Lakeville on 1 .s. 31 to Kiley Koau (hist i miles west to Pine Road, then north the second house on the west side of the road on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 At 12:. it* M A (HINER Y ''*•>l .||) Model 1010 tractor with 3-polnt hitch. Ine PTO, wide •'out end; .11) 12-A combine; JI) 2-10” plow with 3-point hitch; Oliver Model 77 tractor; Ini. F-20 tractor with 2-row "°m picker; 2-16" pull type, clutch type plow; .1!) 9 ft. disc V| th 3-point hitch; soil surgixm: grain drill, works; .New 'dea 4-wheel manure spreader; JI) 290 coni planter; old * diver 2-row planter; Oliver 2 row cultivator; 40 ft. double 1 'in elevator; JI) corn shelk"r; fanning mill: Gramm plow; " '^on with rack; hog feeders; hog lioums; gates; 300 gallon " erhead gas tank; electric feme charger: water tank; ''" ken feeders; fied grinder; side delivery rake; spring tooth '"g; Oliver pullev; 7" 40 ft. endless belt; I ornev welder; '"•ne scrap Iron; other misc. items. 'PI ( h — 1954 GMC )«-ton truck, runs good. 1 ID — 300 ba. of oats; 3.M) bales of Clover hay. All amounts approximate. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ^•nniore automatic washer; refrigerator; Imttlr gas stove; '"'l tables; dining room suite; a few misc. items. 11 RMS: Time extended to those seeing clerk leforc day of sale and making satisfactory arrangements. To all others CASH. X “T RESPONSIBLE FOK ACCIDENTS NO Lt N( It Raymond McEndarfer 1 **rett Kook stool, Auctioneer Nelson lonian, Clerk **«burg 453-4771

entertained Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cook and three children, Karen, Kim and Kirk, over the week end. Carl just returned from Korea and is leaving for California to be discharged from the Marines alter twenty years of service in that branch. The Cook family has arranged to move to Kalama z<m>, Michigan. Miss Theresa DeVos. a student at Elkhurt University, spent the week end with her parents and entertained Miss Maude Kress of Bra Iley, 111., as her guest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire, .lane and James of Valparaiso, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kostin and family on Labor Day. They all helped to celebrate Mrs. Squire's birthday on Monday. Mrs. Squire is a sister of Mrs. Kostin. Mr and Mrs. E. W. Amick spent several days last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Devlin, in Evansville, Wisconsin Over the week end the Amicks entertained Mrs Betty Simms and Mrs. Nadia Konig of Chicago Mrs Amelia Harrison attended a birthday party for her son-in-law. John Bowmur, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N<xl King in Wanatah. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Horecky and children of South Holland. Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson of Cook, and Mr. and Mis L. Nowakowski, of Low. 11 were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Horecki. Mrs. Edna Childress returned

home after spending several days as guest of her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Norma Gibbons and children of Markham, III.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Childress and children, of Lockport, 111. We entertained Andrew B. Brand. 1. Sunday formerly of the lake for over 25 years and now re. idmg in Swedish < >ld People ~ Home, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Jbseph Warinowski entertained Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Wagner. Geri-Jo, Wayne and Sharon Lash, and Bernice Marks, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waranowski attended the funeral of Josephs brother. Edward, who died in St. Joseph Hospital. Chicago, September 2. Burial was held on Tuesday from Holy Cross Chur, h there with interment in St. Casimer Cemetery, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. James Scales and two daughters, of Oak Lawn. 111., were guests of Mr. and Mrs James Blackburn and two sons over the week end. The regular monthly meeting of the Koontz Lake - Oregon Township Fire Department will tie held Monday, September 12. at the fire station. The meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p.m. and all firemen are urged to be present. Jesse Burkholder, father of Mrs. Clifford Ecker, passed away last week at Tyner, and was buried in Plymouth. Elmer Hartke returned home after spending nine days at the Serpent River Camp. Ontario, Canada, fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Duthie attended the funer d of Russell Duthie last Friday at Skokie 111., where he passed away Tuesday evening. Laurel Duthie, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Oren Duthie, is now teaching school in Chesterton, having received ho degree from Indiana University last June. Mr. and Mis. William Kranenburg entertained then daughter and children over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finwall, of Worth. Illinois. Mark E. Sorgenfri of Walkerton. and Mr and Mrs Floyd Whiteleather and daughters of South Bend, visited recently with Esther Harman. Legion .Auxiliary The constitution and by-laws were reviewed and department convention reports were the order of business at the regular meeting of the Walkerton American Legion Auxiliary Thursday evening. S'pt. 1 After a f* w changes in the bylaws. they will be voted on in approval by the membership at the next meeting. The president. Mrs. Larry Groves, urged all memtiers to pay their dies at once, that they will Something’s missing— o . Something may be m ssIng from your insurance coverage, too ... if it's not tailored for the job you expect it to del For your home, auto, business. or farm — I can recommend Meridian Mutual coverage that fits your e»act neecs—and your budget I See me ... there's no obligation! your Meridian Mutual agent Meri.fian . Hutu I.R. W. Johnson Ins. Koontz Ijike Mornings Hamlet 867*2824

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he guests for a dinner and Beeline style Show at the Legion Hall the evening of October 6. Proceeds from this evening will be placed in the Scholarship Fund, hoping to be able to add at least one more scholarship this year. Spa,'lai recognition was paid to the Unit ,i Gold St u Mothers Mrs Edward Klopfenstein and daughter. Marcia, entertained with a vocal duet and solos. Mrs Wayne Hostetler gave a reading “What Is A Family ' The Unit's Gold Star Mothers are: Mrs. George Pearish. Mrs. Ben Williams. Mrs. Vera Seitz. Mrs. Edwin Brooker. Mrs Lola Myers and Mrs. Gladys Teller of Walk-

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erton, and Mrs. Josephine Casey of Knox; also Mrs. Jost phin<* Romsicki of New Carlisle. Mrs. Wayne Hostetler who planned the evening, was assisted in serving refreshments by her mothei Mr Linder Schnultz. THANKS We w;mt t'« thank all our neighbor-., relatives and trends foi th» ir ninny acts of kindness, flowers an'l r aids: the ladies of the Blissville Chun h for serving dinm r Also the doctors, our pastor and all those who assist*<l at the time of the loss of our husband and fath* r p Mrs Jesse Burkholder and family

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