The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 September 1966 — Page 10

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - SEPT. S. 1966

LOCALS? a y/W , —/ 1 qL Walkerton Mrs Ruth Bare of North Liberty spent Monday with her sister, Mi Everett Baker. Mrs. ’nhl>n Jacob, Jeff and Jennife nt the week end in Mt. Cie .ins, Michigan, with Mr. and Mrs Wendell Gates. On Sunday thej attended the wedding of Mrs. Jacob's nephew. Bill Tike. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan on Saturday evening, attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr in 1 Mrs Welsor Weaver of near KaPorte. Mrs. Ethel Simons who has been the houseguest of her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kemp, the past three weeks, returned to her home in Your, stown. Ohio. Miss Carolyn Mann return i to Chicago Sunday, where she will continue her studies at the Chicago Conservatory College of Music. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mann, accompanied h<-. Anita Knepper entertained with a surprise anniversary supper recently for her parents. Mi ind Mrs. Keith Knepper, on their 30th wedding anniversary. A pot luck supper was enjoyed by the s :teen guests present. A lovely gift was presented to them from the group. Dr. and Mrs. William Luth and family, of Boston, Mass., were recent.guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Goode, Walkerton. Dr. Luth is an instructor at Harvard University and his family had spent the summer in California where he had been an instructor at Stanford University. Mrs. Luth is a niece of Mrs. Goode. Frode ick Newland. 28, of Rt. 3, Walk rton, is in Memorial hospital li -d in serious condition with s« ere facial cuts he received a two car collision on Indiana 2. a mile west of South Bend *arly Sunday morning, which laimed the life of Lawrence 1 Teske of Niles. Michigan, tle driver of the car in which Mr. Newland was riding. Four < her persons, including a mother and three of her children, have also died. WILL OBSERVE 25TH WI DOING ANNIVERSARY An open house at their home to celebrat • the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J< hnson, Rt. 3, Walkerton, will be held Sunday, September 18 from 3 to 6 p.m. All i datives and friends .re invited. 1 AMIIA TO HAVI OPEN HOUSE EOK BIRTHDAY The i imily of Mrs. Minnie i McNau ghton> Me 1 herson. 1738 East Ca ert St.. S th Bend, will honor h r with an pen house to celet rat- her birth i y on Sunday, Sept. IS. from 2 t 4 p.m. at the home osier daug -r and son-in-law. Mr. nd Mrs J. E. Bradford. 1352 S nnymed* Ave., South Bend. Mrs. McPherse has five children another daughter, Mrs. Walter Jackson of Walkerton, and three sons; John McNaughton, of Fort Wayne; Frank and Thomas McNaughton of South Bend. The latter is assistant chief of police in South Bend. Friends . nd relatives are invited to call. No other invitations have be-n issued Mrs. M< Pherson is well known in th.- Walkerton vicinitv, having b-en a frequent visitor in th-- Jackson home.

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Mrs. Bertha Urbin was in Wak -rusa on Saturday visiting with h- ■ daughter and family. Dr. and Mrs. John Guttman. Ale and Mrs. Franklin Adkins id son recently spent two weeks tcation with his parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Herman Adkins. He is now stationed in Kansas City, Missouri. Week end guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Herman Adkins were Mr. ; nd Mrs. David Frame and children of Lafayette, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Okulovich and children of Tinley Park, 111. Mrs. Frank Dunn spent from Wednesday to Sunday in Chicago visiting her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gore and their families? On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan, Janet and Julie, gave a birthday party for James Ryan who was celebrating his sth birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch and Mrs. Robert Urbin. Glen Jacob who has spent the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Jacob, has returned to Butler University where he is in his fifth year of the Pharmacy Profession. He is a nephew of the Mahlon Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Erville Kaercher took their daughter, Anita, to Terre Haute, to Indiana State University on Saturday. She will be locate-d in the beautiful new Jones Hall. It is almost finished but all the rooms are ready for occupancy. They stopped for a few hours at Turkey Run Stale Park to see Sunset Point and the suspension bridge on the way. Dipert Reunion The Dipert reunion was held at the Town Club Sunday. September 11, with 65 present. Vern Dipert of Plymouth is the only remaining one of the group of two sisters and four brothers. The business meet ng was conducted by the president, Wayne Dipert. Officers elee ted for 1967 were Wayne Dipert. president; Paul Dipert, vice president; Leia Ruby, secretary-treasurer. The youngest present was Wayne Robert, 19 day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison of Walkerton, and the oldest, Mrs. Gertie Dipert. 78. of Michigan City. Coming from the farthest distance was Richard Dipert, of Capron. Illinois. Hosts for the day were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruby. The 1967 reunion will be held the second Sunday in September, with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ruby acting as hosts. □ - □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ D Holy Family, LaPorte Robert Scott Sr.. Mrs. Edna Childress. Miss Christine Lesher, Alexander Crawford, George Tarflinger, all of Walkerton. Community, KiPorte Herman Olhoff, Walkerton. Memorial, South Bend Craig DeMyer. Lucille Ward. Fred Newland, all of Walkerton LIBERTY TWP. HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB ENJOYS LAWN PARTY Mrs. Chauncey Wood entertained the Liberty Twp. Home Demonstration Club with a lawn party recently at her home. Twelve members were present. Guests were Mrs. Grover Harbaugh and Connie, and Miss Judith Phillips of the County Extension office who gave a very interesting lesson on color. Plans were made for several members to make dolls for table decorations for County Achievement Day.

Noted Speaker To Appear In Walkerton Once again residents of the Walkerton area will be privileged, free of charge, to attend an evening of entertainment and education. through the Walkerton I*ublic Library. Tuesday evening, October 4, at 8 p.m., in the Elementary School Hall, Professor Thomas Clark, of the Indiana University History Department, will talk on "Literary Contributions to the Frontier ". This evening will commemorate the Indiana Sesquicentennial year. An added feature of the program will be a Community Choral group rendering Indiana songs, whose membership will be made up of hx’al persons liking to sing, directed by Mrs. David Lawrence. Rehearsals of the choral group will be held <>n Wednesday evenings, Sept. 11. 21. 27 and Oct. 2nd, at the United Methodist Church. Michigan Street Buildii g at 8 pin. Anyone interested in singing is asked to contact Mrs. Lawrence at once. This program is made possible by a legacy to the community’ through the Walkerton Library, from Miss Annabelle Tracy. She left a trust fund for annual programs to be presented in Walkerton. in which noted speakers or travelers are to be offered. The fund is a memorial to her father, the late Stephen Prince Tracy, who founded the local library in 1913. Miss Tracy died in 1960. She was a professor of sociology at Western Reserve University, Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. Vern Johnson, Walkerton Librarian, and the Library Board, selects the programs each year. •■■■* ■■ । । • * y । — * ■ Silver Tea Honors Sisters Os St. Patrick School A Sliver Tea feted the Sisters of St. Patrick School Wednesday night at the School Hall. Rev. Father Anthony Letko introduced the four teachers, including Sister Mary Raphael, principal and teacher of grades 7 and 8; Sister Mary Asumpta grades 5 and 6; Sister Marv Stephen, grades 3 and 4, and Sister Mary Andrew, grades 1 and 2. Father Letko reported there were 33 new students attending St. Pats this year. Room Mother chairman, Mrs. Mareehun VanWanzeele, has s' 4 Sept. 26 for a Mothers meeting. Other room mothers include Mrs. Thomas Anspaugh, Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs. Lowell Hartsell. Mrs. Lorraine Sheaks, Mrs. Josephine Jaworski and Mrs. Kevin Huffstetter. The St. Patrick Women's Club will have their annual fashion show and card party on Septemb‘r 29. Chairman. Mrs. Harry Harness, reported progress of the activity and ticket chairman, Mrs. Hartsell, distributed tickets. Third graders will receive first communion on September 25. it was announced. Hostesses served refreshments from a beautifully appointed tea table. They were Mrs. Walling Rose. Mrs. Edward Lazarek, Mrs. Huffstetter and Mrs. Joseph Malstaff. LINC OLN TOWNSHIP l-H ERS Any 4-H boy or girl who is pl nning on entering the 1967 4-H beef-calf club, are to have th ur application in the County Agent's office on or before September 23. 1966. Anyone wanting more information on the way the 4-H steers are drawn or want an application, call Leon Verhaeghe. boy's l-H leader, phone 936-8419, or Mike West hues. 4-H junior leader in beef, phone 586-2831. REGULAR MEETING NIGHTS Os The Orville Easf^rday Legion Post (89 2nd and Last Thursday Os Each Month Auxiliary Unit 189 Ist Thursday Os Each Monti

Chamber Meeting Lays Plans For Coming Events ihe Walkerton Uhambci of Commerce had a busy meeting 1 ist Thursday and a group of 25 present. Following the lunch at 1 the Paddle Wheel Dining Room. Dr. Max Hobbs introduce 1 the coaches of the John Glenn High School. Business followed with several interesting discussions. Plans have been started for the annual Halloween and Christmas Parties which the Chamber Acts as the chairman with the representative of the clubs and organizations of the town which all chip in with help and financing It was also decided to have a float in the John Glenn Homecoming Parade with Newt Williams in charge of this project. A discussion was held concerning the offering of names to the Walkerton Town Board for the naming of a Park Board to help govern and plan the activities and use of the three recreational and park areas, Place Park, the New Little League Ball Park, and the recently built Tennis Courts and Skating Rinks. It must be stressed these names are just recommended for choices to be made at a later date. Secretary Bnb* Urbin reported that Indiana Industrial Directories for the 1966-67 years are to be ordered in a week or so and anyone wishing one should con-

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tact him at once. A report and discussion (l| sidewalk sweeper was put . until next month when furt! information could be gather • Also to report next month is t " outdoor decorating committer > County Line i Club Meets i The County Line Club held annual picnic Sunday, Sept > at the Stuntz Pine Forest ( । House, Rt. 1, Walkerton, at 12 » Pin. Hostesses for the day were A and Mrs. Ervin Stuntz. M I Leigh Roy Hahn Sr., and M Phillip Waldron Jr. The hostes i had charge of the games ai contests, with prizes going to t winners. Mrs. Wilder Burnside gave ■ invocation at the no<«n meal S. eral guests present were Mi ■ Mrs. Gene (’lark, newcomers i Rt. 1, Walkerton; Mr. and M I Gerald Stump; Mr. and Mrs \\ I man Hochstetler; Mr. and M Leonard Beaty, all of Walked Mr. and Mrs. William Walk ) Tyner; Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ai phy of Mishawaka; Mr. and A’ Otto Schmeltz and daug lit Wanda Jones, of Michigan O Mr. and Mrs. Keith SoahPlymouth, and Miss Reed. W., ert on. Members and their guests families had been invit«*d to t annual picnic.