The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 March 1967 — Page 5

T H E LEGION CORNER This Saturday Legionnaires, is I youi* Birthday party. Our guest bp< aker will tw the Department C mmander, Frank I. Hamilton. Hamilton. 43, is a native of Tent 1 Haute and was educated m the Terre Haute and Greensburg, Indiana, schools. He was graduated from Terre Haute Wiley in 1940, where ne was a football letterman in 1939 and 1940. He received his BS from Indiana University in 1947 and his LLB from th» same university in 1951. At I U„ he was a Sigma ('hi. a member of the Sphinx Club. Skull and Crescent and Blue Key. He was admitted to practice law in 1952. Hamilton served in the infantry from 1943 through 1946 as a First Lieutenant. Upon s»peration from the service, he b. < ame a member of Greensburg Post 129 where he has -em <1 as P- t Commander and I*. st Trusts. He has held offices of 10th. District Judge Advocate, 10th District Adjutant anc Commander; as Department of Indiana Judge Advocate and as Southern Vice Commander of the Department of Indiana. A co-author of "McD< nald s Indiana Treatise", a law work published in 1963-64. he is a member of the Presbyterian Church in Greensburg; :• past Exalted Ruler and past Trustee of the B P.O. Elks; a member of the Greensburg Lodge 36. F. and AM. md ot Murat T< mph S tish Rite. Married h- i- the father of six children Frank, 17; Marx 16; Blair, 13; Jane, 11; Rlxrt, G and Elizabeth, 3. The richest people in the World are those who have the price of a little optimism. Something’s missingWithout a 'oo*. tbs bam Just can’t cR 'sjoul Your fa-m insu'an: a may fit co U e job ass j r ed •, it • ■ ■ • —u-'ess it ■? a’ " n v. 'n today sla -„r nC ionsinmindlAsk e .ut U • •. i Muti s C nrpfif.ens ,e Farm Liat ity — U e modern pci _y tor your n udurn fa m. See me... there's no obligation! ycur Meridian Mutual agent Mrritfisa | ****«! •**’ R. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet Phone 867-2b24 Afternoons—Koontz Lake Phone Walkerton 5b6-23b0

K of C Receives Charter 4 ■A. Mi

('barter Received 18 Organiz<*d ns a Knigh’s club in 1961 St. Patrick Council 5709 Knights of Columbus, nOw has a charter presented last week at a banquet here. L< ft to right are the Rev. Anthony Letko, pastor of the St. Patrick Church; Andrew McKim. S »nth Bend, state chairman; Kevin Huffstetter. local past grand knight and Harry Maistaff, Grand Knight. - Uw St. Patrick Council 5709, Knights <>f Columbus, received its Charter Thursday night at a banquet at the Paddle Wheel restaurant. Presentation was made b\ Andrew McKim, South Bend.

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state six-point general chairman and also district deputy at th< lime the local count il was org mz- d <>n Ajml 20 1964 Accepting the charter f< r the Count il was Grant! Knight H <rn Mal-taff. wh*> addr -sed th. gathering of 50 persons. Past Grand Knight Kevin Huffstettei wah master of ceremonies. Hintroduced Mrs. McKim and John Hritzu, deputy Dis. 4. In its first year the council was- known as a Knights Club, the first in the state of Indiana. Knights ('tubs were start'd to benefit communities not large enough to have council. The clubs meet separately but are affiliat'd with a niotlwr council; in the case of Walkerton the club

MAR( H 2, 1967 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS

w। - affiliat. | with thv F' th- r Trommel (’• im. : I t | ’|- 'noiith. Four ni- n whi f< un Ud the < .ini' il h• : • v. •r ■■ Hu’t t. 11. ' Ma’ ’ iff. Jerr v Gt- •> .n d the late John Gar .Pi J’ A pi< tin' of th« <■ four t. ind> t tak* n irt th>- institute n « -• r ■ nv. April 1965. was pit -nt-d by Mi Kim f t th'- <' 'uncil ('han ' The 55 chart'r na nib»’rs hen have purchased their .wn building and r ompl' t' lv nd" a it' d the upstair > .<te >n f r < .urn il meeting’s r" m- T* d< wn-tairs ballr' om w fini -<1 just in time to hnv« a n< r - . n befonthe banqii't Thu ‘ • night. This room I । black walnut paneling and u-’ ' tih ceiling and v • un " t! ■ < h rmanship of L» Srv ■ An,-I Club p’ -id< nt H v. > I. Ip. I with th" lib r b\ H. > Malstaff Ronald S iv< i. md C i !• Vanza. Michael Huff, tut r ent. rtalned with - ngs n | p n numbers for ent-• tain: i"nt. Th> Rev. F.ither L'tk". gave th- invocation. A highlight of the evening wa the presentation "f ;> -SIOO gift t the council by Mr . Evrntt Patnaude, pn-sid* nt of thr Patricia K of C Wiv> - Club f< r the men buiMing fund, Philathea (lass The Philathea Class of the United Methodist Chun h will meet Thursday. March 9 at 2 00 pm. in the Illinois Stree Building. Our Classifieds - Only 75c.