The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 2, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1967 — Page 6

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Wednesday. June 11 is Flag Day. This is set aside every ear for pi < pie to display a f’ag Many businesses and •ven individuals, display a flag werv ua> but the one day is speci.Knamcu lot the purnose. Hanging a flag doesn’t seem ike anything extraordinary to most people. All citizens of the United States at one time were • isicallv true to their country . 1 their tlag. But. times have 'han ,c 1 The pa t few years something as h. , p nJ an 11 tws habit< O 1 cus Ino aie getting so far 11’ in m- n.• io j ‘Cts. that di~--1 ' in : l!n <. Io of the United • ’ m- t< prove snnehin ; n d •. .n Tins sir ui I cl i t tile <as '. but sadly i OU-1 ;t is. a w n; ny dav- cm pi" >i । x u Had a daily nt ws'io i id. t y u will not find s, 1 . . < a ’ y smu where ■t' ;• t v■i ■ :< rring to atl m >',n?r. a draft card burner, a • .c... i; ..ti n march or prate -t

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1962 irk Schedule To Be Set Monday v iß»‘t There will be a meeting: Moniay > ight at 7 p.m. at the Fire - alien fur the purpose of irraniin” a schedule for soft ball fare Park for the season. Any organization or group who utends to use the park should ov. a representative at this fa Show New Model Home This A ecken 1. a showing of the first Model me in Walkerton’s newest subi vision, FTtanson Heights, will a f atured this week Ond on Sun>.»x ifiernoon. Branson Hiatt. i veicper of the sub-division, anounced final plans for the two >.y showing. ' Aaikerton Pastor Honored At areweil Dinner. . I ’ well dinner was held in .in Meth >dist Church on Wednesiij to h n>r Mr. and Mrs. J. v nip Tunis and their family wh

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of oth r kinds against the G- x• i nmrnt '.’ What ever happened to the country loyality? These oil beat groups and indiviuuab have pushed every statue to Hu* furthest extreme, U, Ui , io ga.n publicity or io see wh it the can get away with that is duierent, 'They have put the Supreme Court to lest time and time a„ain as they have to deiine the rights of an individual The test of trying such a situati >n costs much time ani m n ? an 1 the usually offb -at inJiviuual- and groups that seem io derive so much enjoynv nt f: m Ims. are the same <n s wc ii_,ht to not serve the i an ry in .. u^l any ;o.m. Wu a . U w<u t i in the x.luat' n it is in and the United S tvs s. gt< ’i. invok'd on n my n fronts, showm.g y y it . tii" Country, the Ccnstitutigi ani the United states ill- w«uli be a proud act >mpd ..m-nt to ail true citizens. If you hive a Hag at work or h me. dipdyv it on Flag Day and d it proudly :

will be moving to Immanuel Meth dist Church in South Bend. .Market Report. R uni steak. 69c a pound; Sirloin Steak, 89c a pound:-Bananas, 2 pounds for 25c: and Hills Bros Coffee. 2 lb. can, 79c. 1917 Do You Have Your Circus Tickets Yet? Have you purchased your tickets for the Mills Brothers Circus which is coming to South Bend Wednes lay and Thursday of next week 0 If not. you better see some member of the Shrine Club and take care of that matter right now' laieal Methodist Pastor Returned Rev. W. Ray Kuhn, who has served the Walkerton - Tracy Meh odist churches for the past seven years, was returnt'd for the eighth year by action of the annual conference which closed at Terre Haute Sunday evening. Children Collect SIOO In Dimes.

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Over SIOO in dimes was turned in at the Children's Dav exercises at the Methodist church last Sunday with the presentation of the “Dime Cards,’’ according to Mrs. Pearl Trost, Primary Superintendent. The children have been saving their dimes all years, Mrs. Trost stated, and when the count was made Sunday there were 1.026 dimes which had been placed on the “Dime Cards." The money was turned over to the church decorating fund. Honored at I.l'. Naiad Mason. North Liberty, and Betty Kincaid, Walkerton, students at Indiana University have been elected to office in the L’niversity Women's Residence Center Association. governing body for women students living in dormitories. An office in the Association is considered an important campus honor. Qualifications include scholarship, leadership, dependability, initiative, and personality. Under the LU. dormitory system, each of the eleven halls elects its government body which has charge of all matters including social programs and non-academic counseling of freshmen. 1942 North Lilserty Man Buys Old House. Frank Kizer, of Liberty Township. was the high bidder for the Woodward house offered for sale in Walkerton last week by the Board of Education. The price was $210.00 Mr. Kizer will disn mile the house an! move it to his home at < nee. The building occupied th- l< t on Roosevelt R ad which the Board of Educ / tion pipcha. i-d from the Wo<xiward estate some m< nths ago, to form the entrance to the new school grounds just north of Place Park. banners Oppose <>as Rationing. Indiana farm people are opp sed to gas< line rationing to save tires, when government officials give so little consideration to th»* development of synthetic rubber from farm crops, stabs Hassil E. Schemk, prortdent of th< In liana Farm Bureau. Inc. R«-gistration Blanks May Be Secured Locally. The Federal rent ceiling date for rental dwellings only, in this d« fi ru»c ar< i has been chanced frorn January 1. 1941. as <»rigindiy .-'-t to April 1 1911 ac- < rding to information from Carl Htbb. rd of S uth B. nl an a dinit >r for St Joseph and Elkhart cuuntii In accordance with this regulation all dwelling r< nts are frozen as of April 1, 1941 payable with the J"Une rent

1942. The reductions will be automatic. Mr. Hibberd pointed out. adding that the landlord’s approval is not necessary. A Week Os The War. Production - U.S. production of planes has reached the level of “nearly 5,000 a month." and by next year we will have reached the President s goal of 10.000 a month, the Senate Appropriations Committee announced. A record total of 58 ships were delivered into service during May, while 65 other ships were launched and keels were laid for 75, the Maritime Commission reported. This compared with 36 deliven'd and 51 launched in April. The President asked Congress for an appropriation of $1 100 000,000 for the WSA to acquire and operate merchant vessels to carty American arms. Rationing - All motorists receive A books containing a year's base supply of 48 coupons under the new permanent gasoline rationing system which will be established in the East about the first week of July, OPA said. 1928 Annual Rond Book Ready For Motorists. Motorists who plan to take a vacation tour this summer, will be interested to know "The Automobile Club of America" has just published the fourteenth edition of its annual road book,

Sidelights from a History

"ML! pica s u res and pa la ces though we may roam. Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home." John Howard Payne (1792-1852) American actor and playwright The Inspiration for this great song came to Payne during a visit to Italy. The melody was inspired by an old Sicilian air. Payne wrote the song, the harmony was provided by Sir Henry Rowley Bishop, an English composer. The song was first presented inanopera"Clari, the Maid of Milan”, produced at Covent Gardens* in *1822. Arthur Korn was a pioneer in electrical transmission of pictures by wire and wireless. His transatlantic radiophoto of Pope Hus Xlappearedin TheVNorld , N. Y., June 11, 1922.

the 1928 Associated Tours Guide, which is now ready for distribution. Walkerton Salesman Makes Good R<'cord. Select*^ from the entire Frigidaire sales organization in the United States and Canada for outstanding sales achievement during April. L. H, Kiser, of Walkerton has had his name inscribed upon the Frigidaire Corporation executives. He is ranked among the leading salesmen for April. Open Cuban Highway in 1980. Havana. - President Machado announced that the entire Cuban central highway system under construction will be completed and opened for traffic November 1. 1930. Ad vert ism ent "Free Gas” We can’t bring our well equipped Optical Office to you but we will furnish the Gas for your Automobile to come to us for glasses. Dr. F. W. DraGoo and Son of LaPorte. NO PROGRESS Differences of opinion are a necessity in a free society — where there's no difference there's only indifference. NEVER TOO LATE Don't waste time thinking what you would do if you had your lite to live over get busy and improve what is left of it.

"Why fear death? It is the most beautiful adventure of life." ( These words were the last spoken by Charles Frohnian, an American theatrical manager, as) he stood with three* companions' on the deck of the doomed steam-( ship Lusitania, which had been* struck by a torpedo from the' German submarine U-20, off the Irish coast, May 7, 1915. Rita! Jolivet, and English actress, wa>( among survivors, and reported l Frohman spoke the w ords only moments before the stricken shipi went to the bottom of the sea, Frohman did not survive. On June 14. 1777, the Continental Congress, sitting in Philadelphia, adopted a resolution declaring: Chat the Flag of the thirteen , L lilted States shall be of thirteen stripes of alternate red and white, with a union of thirteen stars of .white in a blue field, represent Hng the new constellation."