The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1966 — Page 12

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS

Walkerton

Otto Schmeltz Chink Cripe. I) on Knowlton and Harold Knowlton spent last week in Ci otek. Wisconsin. fishing. Charles Kouts remains in criti- < J << nhtion in Memorial hospital in South Bend, where he has been ; patient since last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Gai land Lawi r.< <■ have returned from a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle I^'she and daughter. Norma, in Coulee Dam. Washington. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry Kry were his brother an! family. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Er \ and daughter. Patty of Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Sheatsley’ sp< nt several days recently with their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Sheatsley Jr. in Altxmdria. Va. SBKD DEGREE BESTOWED ON WALk» ETON Bl SINESSMAN The Supreme Council. 33rd degree. of Scottish Rite Freemasonry tor the Northern Jurisdiction of the Cnited States, is holding its annual session in Boston betv "en September 22 and 29. Harry Doll, retired proprietor <>f the Texaco Service Station at 201 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton, for 31 years, is among the 1,200 Thirty-Third Degree Masons from the fifteen Northeastern and Midwestern states comprising the 500,000 member Northern Jurisdb’tion will be present. Sovereign Grand Commander, Gt urge A Newbury. Buffalo, N. Y banker and attorney, is prer‘ iing over all sessions of the Supreme Council. The Thirty-Third Degree, awarded for "outstanding contridicated service to humanity reflecting credit on Freemasonry" will be conferred upon 161 Masons chosen by the Supreme Council for this highest honor. This imbution to Freemasonry or for depressive ceremony, witnessed only by Thirty-Third Degree Masons, will be held at Boston s John Hancock Hall on Wednesday ever ng. September 28th. Mr. and Mrs Harry Doll left f Boston on Friday. September 23. TAKES THE PLACE OF MANY-SAVES $ $ $T00! MODERNIZE YOUR INSURANCE e Call today . for rates and information R. W. Johnson Ins. Koontz Lake Mornings Hamlet 867 2824

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Mr. and Mrs. James Guttman and family of Sheridan, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Guttman. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hunt were the latter's sisters. Mrs. Harold Dimmick, Mrs. Irene Jones, Mrs. Kenneth Pearson and Mr. Pearson, all of Michigan City, and Mrs. Hunt’s mother. Mrs. Viola Emerson of Remington, Indiana. Mrs. Emerson r< turned to her home Wednesday after spending the past week here with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Back and two daughters of Knox, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jollie Back and family. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs Bob Myers. Tammy and Jimmie of Royal Center.

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Mrs. Rose Collins of Lebanon, Indiana, spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bandendistel. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Bandendistel were former school chums. Richard Sicner of Denver, Colorado, spent the week end with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bandendistel. Mrs. George Seitz returned home Saturday from a weeks visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milt Brown, in Kokomo. CELEBRATES 45TH WEDDING A N N I VERSA K V On Sunday. September 25. Mr. and M»s. Wiliam R. Waller of Tyner celebrated with a dinner at the Paddle Wheel Restaurant. Twenty-tnree guests made it a very enjoyable and memorable occasion. A reception followed later with a four-tiered wedding cake and buffet supper at the Waller home. Beautiful flowers were received and decorated the tables. A corsage was presented to Mrs. Waller and a boutoniere for Mr. Waller by their four grandchild dren. An orchid also arrived from California for the honored lady. It was a very happy occasion and well wishes are extended to the Waller family.

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Mrs. Venetta Stark is a patient in Osteopathic hospital. South Bend. Randy Cripe is in basic training at Fort Bliss, Texas. His address is Pvt. Randall R. Cripe, Co, C Ist Bn 2nd Tng Bde, Ist Platoon. Fort Bliss, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rains of Loveland, Ohio, spent the week end in Walkerton visiting friends and also attended the Notre Dame vs Purdue football game Saturday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kemp for dinner Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coke and Mrs. May Crofoot. of Edison Lake. Illinois, and Mrs. Forrest Slahly, Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton were surprised Sunday afternoon whin they receiv»‘d a call from Viet Nam from their son. David, who has been stationed near Saigon for nine months. The call was relayed by short wave radio. On Sunday. Sept. 23, David received a visit from Fred Ncidlinger, also from Walkerton, who is stationed at Vien Hoa. They’ spent the day together at Dian at the USO camp near where David is stationed. The boys who are cousins, were sure glad to see someone from home 10.000 miles away.

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Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nyerges ; three daughters, and Mrs. R Hughes of South Bend, were S day visitors of Mrs. Bertha I bin. Rhea Cripe has extended time three months in Viet N to December 8, 1966. Her addr is Rhea L. Cripe A.P.O. 962 American Embassie, Saigon, > Francisco, California. □ — - BIRTHS □ Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. a are the parents of a 9 lb. 1, boy, born September 24. in | Family hospital, LaPorte. Hbeen named Timothy Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Rex. Mast err are the parents of a son born s tember 27 in Starke Mentor hospital. Knox. He weighed in 7 lbs. 7*> ozs. and has been n ed Brett Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Alvino Vers 1, North Liberty, are the pa a of a son born September >6 St. Joseph’s Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ilir North Liberty, are the parent a daughter bom September 2 Memorial hospital. Use the Classified Adj

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