The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 4, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 June 1967 — Page 4

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THE INIIEI’ENHENTNEWS — JUNE 22, 11167

See The Hoosier State

In The Gfod Old Suiunn i turn In I'he Gund < >l<l i linn Everyone has sung these words at one linn in another and with the past wtnlei and < 00l spring that tin people of this area had, the old familiar tune and lym .- c<m me.tn mm h more to us than m mans mils. The good old summertime is also travel Him Travel i- becoming a more important put of om lives eat h and t St is star as comfortable travel has been made possible OS t I the Seals with more imp) oveim nt - m automobiles and b< lit t roads to speed people along thcii ss iy Add to this the fat t that m the past few years, tamping Nis grown by leaps and bounds and seeing the mounted tampers on pick-up trucks or tamping trailers behind tars is avers natural thing. Plates all over the country are making a big pitch to attract tins t ype of traveler and va< atiom i Camp sites where <ne tan set up with all the fai)liti< > tie plentiful and there is still the mole natural camping silts available where ‘Toughinc it a little more tan be enjoyed For all this that is available, ine spot Is available that mans

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1962 < hang** I Merthe the I list Os J id s. Beginning July 11962 -> with tile Julv nth issii ■ the \\ dkcrtun indept ndvnt md the N 'ith Liberty News Will t>e < mbii d into pubilt dluH This paper Will go undei ttie name of The Independent News The new paper will follow the same f'.'mat of the present papers and will better serve the merchants and pattens as it will be a lai yer and nr re ( ■mph-te paper The new pubi tl> -n will -Lil be a Thursday paper. Tuesday deadlines will t— -bserved n advcrti-mg and Copy The twpresent I cation-, will continue t< be tile same at th IndependentNews Co bulling ■. 603 K oseVvlt It id Wd\-;ton ; nd Bub s R 1 Sh p \ Libert The combina’i n "i the two pipels Will give i ccculatlin of

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Hoosiers Hike tor grunted and forget to visit That is Indiana. Indiana offers very much to a traveler ol < amper for a very successful and enjoyable vacation With a number of state paiks and torrests heading the way, plus a lot of privately' owned camping centers located around tin state with recreational facilities vary near, one lust newts to pick one out and visit it to enjoy the natural beauty and u coimnlat ions of cur state ìt ulv.mtaje ot seeing the beautiful state we call our own is that any -pct m Indiana van be reached m i tew hoiii s driving time. Tivnundous strides have been taken by ttie State tv introduce Indiana to more and mere ivep'.e each year as a tourist attraction and vet many Hoosiers thcm-idw- hive seen very little of then own .state. Whethei tiavd ng - van p ing, roughing it vi putting up m the tine motels md hotels th it exist give Ind ■ < chance to th'ill wu on r vacation ol' slier t trip this summer You will find that Ind m i doesn't have to take a back scat to any st ite on this bas s Yu will enjoy the Huvsier State

over 2 lW papers tor the Advertisers of this paper. In m rkin.g the m ve. both areas will pi'-nt m added circulation. N w- >f the entire combined co culation will be carried to more people. Minuunucments and advertising will get in many more homes with this merger. Police News A warning is given to the peoph i this irea that shooting ftrew' Tks s igamst the law md vidat rs f this let will be prosecuted. FT-vik- ;s against sc-cuted. Fireworks can cause m.u us u d • - r me - own pr'wt 'can thee have been ruled ama vtui. S< c t. io i- i. '--sts V' I-*- n.id the past week > r vteiaf.cn f ’he pa.sng r'iin mu-- n w Rimct n. Rei mm. >• • hr-e nnr pm kiic limit s ' "• •; n sev dt R id n fie Hs.-.-sj UM?

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llellzapoppin* It looked like Hellzapoppin’ to the Walkerton police force Tuesday evening when a series of rapidtirv events took place which had the "force all agog, and not without reason! The final score tan something like this: Man hit by passing car; man stabbed in drunken brail; man konked' on the head under mysterious circumstances: bank burglar alarm sounds off at 2 p in. The evening s program of .vents started "ft with the B. ami O. camp super visor being hit by a car as he was jav walking icr- ss Roosevelt Road in the 600 block m the midst of heavy traffic He was knocked to the pavement but made his way to •.h" sidewalk where he was later picked up by Dr C. l> Linton and taken to his "ffice tor "repairs". H' w «s la' : released. Sm-i'ilt H"U.set sent two depu- ' ' - down L work with local Incurs, Ray B< wer - and Carl E: nsberger and is they were -nuuclmg their investigation, trving t" locate the man who did ■.he stabbing the burglar alarm it the Farmers State Bank -i undud 'if md sent the officers p< st haste t" the bank. After- a careful search. it was eon.uded that the alarm had "taken ft" quite by accident, and no n.irni was dene. With peace and quite again sf tbhshed. Chief H wis went h me to ^et i little rest whil .• • • by ok . Bu :-es- ( cne : the Chii'f fcr hl' Wi ' ag >m ailed mt by (kticer Rubv at ’) a.m. t ' vs't the B. & O. "bum" e imp where they 1 mil a man lying on the f!"< r in his -wn blood, the result f t head wound. He was l iken to Di Lint n s ■ft ice and la’ -r I elca - • * M ■ bei s of the c imp slat d teal th v n tim had falb ii a -on o tin stove md injured hinisuh. but the store is a doubtful one. A mexican from the H J Heinz. Co., camp in Walkerton was picked up Wednesday evening by the local police after an iltercation in the C. A M Tavern which resulted in । chase down the street. He is being held for questioning in connection with the Landos stubbing What a night! 1942 ( lass of 1917 VL.H S. Hohl Reunion. The graduating lass of 1917 North Liberty School had their reunion it the home m Mi md Mrs. Johnnie Johnson, 7?t> \lt veld St South Bend Sunday Those present were Chahm । Stull Edith Folk Mihaelx, Marv Win slur Ralph Hoi n, th< Ima inydci

H. n t' ’ 1 -tl ■ Wil-ox B. ha n Mabel Hay Wise, Raymond lb rn, Mina Weaver Johnson. There were letters from Carroll Whitmer and Miss Annabel Tracy, teacher, who were unable to attend; also a ommunication from Gerald Iliff, who fully expected to attend. The adults spent the tune in visiting while the kidiies enjoyed ping pong. Mr. Johnsen took movies of the group. reach Crop Ruined. The peach crop in Northern Indiana, which was so good last year, has been cut down to almost nothing this year, according to John C. Haag, who operates the largest orchard m this vicinity. The late frosts are credit for the damage. There will be plenty of plumes. Mr. H rag stall d. There w ill be .- line peaches in the peach belt around lake Michigan, according to information from that source. Slack-Wire Act Addixl I or the Ith. A slack wire exhibition has been eontr'ete t as a part of the free acts to be staged at the annual July 4th celebration at Place Park. Walkerton I ormer Schoolmate* Enjoy Picnic. Nearly one hundred an I fifty per-' ns attended the picnic an 1 reunion in Liberty Paik Sunday for those who h id at s"me time or other alt n !v I thv ell siho' l in N ith Libe> t v Rialto Theatre News Tliu Invalc s," .-tailin' Lavvren. ('! ver I lie lbw ard Ui 1 Riv mon I M i--v. will be the feature attraction .it the Rialto July 3 md 1 with a c nliiiU' us -h‘>w startin ' it 1 pin July Ith. 19!S Purm i 'letal. Walkerion v lo t- Ralston Cnrli 1" Le-ln -.on ol M> md Mt-. b!'<i) 1 e-l.e ol \\ dk' ll >n was pl <• - ill 'I with I medal awirded bv the Ralston Purina Hero Commission ol St Louis, Mo., at the Sundav School serv he of the Walkerton Methodist church nt which he is a regular ittendant Sunday morning C M bhiuh, -upcrmtcndvnt of the Sunday School, made the presentation The aw ud ol Im- medal came dtei a lhoiom.li mvvaligation bv Ihe Rd.ton Puim.t Hei' Com mi -."ii ol the event - .md ch • < umslaiict .. -uri' 'Undili the h'-rob d' i I "1 voiin .' I h m wiMcli he । e <ue l ('ol F ults, a mi .■ hli..i uiv 111 ■. I from th ow n IIIV 'I b. id a I ike UI \ugu it 192 » Svulhwoiths f iijoy Ihrilbug ►, »ih i n in । I tn alth Pi .1 Ini • Ibgi ncci

T <m from the artr 1■: Os all the Kiwamans attend ing the mternati' nal < >nv"nti< hen none will carry home keener appreciate n of the sceni wonder- of the Pacific N' rthwe. ' than State Senator Frank S Southworth. f Plymouth, Indiana and Georg* Fleming < ; Chicago, a district lieutenan' gi ivemor. They have viewed the sen- • ' fn m every angle, betause, in company with Mrs. Southworth and her daughti r, Helen, the' made in aerial tour arounl M n' Rainier m a Buhl Air Sedan. Mr S- uthw' rth mid it w >< the most outstanding experience o’ their lives. They were in th" u an hour md fifty minutes. 12J'0i feet high Local Boy- Let Into Serious Trouble. F ur Walkert n b vs < seri us contact with the l.^v, M nit ■ r ift-r a ki bi’ escapade n Sunda’ vim ’, which the knobs to ’hi gear -h:’’ levers m 27 auL m- b:l< - park' ; on the streets cf WaEo rt r. came up missing The box., w- ■ apprehended M nL . forenoon I Officer Bnnlev nd W Iferberger and !• ckt d up in th local ba-’.4 T’a ,>-• wa-h.'ird before Ju-tr e L- r Rogc - » w ' probation"d the f enler-. iT ■ some m <><l adv • mi res’ro--tions. Most of th* km bs w« r returned to the c wnet-and ' ap I" ;v m ide bv tht '.o', v. lloumt Makes iiood Kvcord \t Shoot. v. FL Houser, ei Walkjust mi-sed one bud f wm • - the annual Hoomvi Classic -h. ■ and a beautiful l.rge Sterling silver I vmq cup m p.’ i/." at the regi-li red -!v t Pei u Inb ma nW, ine -ft k lecrod ol 91 bud.- ut ■ ' ’OO w n the mevl. vvii.h M Hm- ■- - record was 93 BR \( ’V v , u > ...|t t, . ( • t; •1. first lime you u-« Blue I ustre ' clean rugs. Rent thx lric -b impoocr $1 \\ Utz Xppham e S CARPETS i flight Mak. hem > beautiful sight with Blue l ust" Rent ekvtric -hampoue' S' Kabehn Haidwau. The drive) is -ato wv m the roads are drv lh< toads t’" -as ' when the drive) i- div Fust cowb->y Why do V' U Wear onlv I -put " Second cowboy \\ J 1 T v when one -ide of th* h"i -• -i ti • - runnm' the othci id* wi too. When i wonun bw- - hevoice it - t sign -hi w.mi 'nmthmg when -he mise.- u < t sign -he didn t git it Sie You In Chuicb Sunday