The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 June 1967 — Page 12

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JUNE 29, 1967

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WALKERTON Sundav quests of Mr. and Mrs. Flank Helfrick were their son. Mr. and Mis. William Helfrick < f Gary. Friday over night guests of Mis. Bertha Urbin wire Bebe, ('indy and Amy Guttman. Ever na callers were Mr. and Mrs. : abort Urbin. Ross I livin'' and Bill lb Hand c *t Monday G r Tin son. Arizona bv plane to visit theii uncles and ( usins. They will be gone about two weeks. Miss Rosalie Matz. Bill Maitin nd Roper Hendricks are attend- । ig State Jr. Leaders Conference this week at Purdue Center, West Layavette as delegates 11 om Folk Township. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nd Mis. Wayne Burch were Mr. ; nd Mrs. Ja< k Ryan. Janet. Julie nd Jim and Mr. and M| s. Robert Urbin. Janet and Julie Ryan are spending a few days with thir grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chapman end family took Ingrid Pommer t< the Chicago O'Hare Airport < n Friday morning. Ingrid went ■ m Chicago to C.jinecticut to \i it a former foreign exchange indent who had stayed with her family in Germany. Peter Hnughwout. she will bi there for nth F ' ■ ■ ' ’ t<> Washington PC. New v. rk, Pennsylvania and then I . me to Germany.

I PUBLIC AUCTION | = II.IX ng sold our South P-n 'he -u\ we'll mUI personal property E X nt the house Fast of the nnsaii-lhu, H gh S-hi Mil, GroverX town. Iml. — | SATUBDAY, JULY 1 I E I Cd) O'clock x = l> a i i( ran R” c. ‘ (•■- r. ;e. Ka !o. Oversniffed = X i har l olling < 5 irs, M tched Remhrun It lamps. Eb-e’ric = X MV'.r vuing" mah > Electro li\ sw eper. two knr.q :e | X Hoeks ? Bevel s idt t. He saw, ’ p :e hel* sander, Son- X E scales 4 large screw >is 1 Jack post. I pe Dies and pipe = E vise 2 pumps, wood la’he. pamt. large sei* -tan of hand and £ E powi r tools. Boat and many other mis*-, items. \riu ! s s»s n day of sale only. X X Terms; ( ash Not responsible for accidents, s | Herman Peterson | X Theo. Hat) Rhodes Autionrer E

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Sunday there were 25 youths of the United Methodist Church who went to Tower Hill. Mrs. R. W. Wolfram of South Bend spent Sunday with Mrs. J. F. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner and family have moved to Plymouth. There new address is 1301 Michigan St.. Plymouth. Bob Mellin spent last week with his giandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Penick at Hamilton Lake. Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bierly and Mr and Mrs. Amos Bierly took Miss Ethel Bierly out for dinner on Friday evening in honor of Ethel's birthday. Mr. and Msr. Berlin Burnside of Gary were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wildei Burn..ide. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. Burnside Were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner in Milford. Dave and Pat Mellin were in Indianapolis on Saturday to attend the Sesquicentennial celebration of the Grand Lodge of Indiana. FM and AM at Butler University. The speaker was Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. Janies Zulliger who has been stationed at Kessler AFB, Mississippi spent a two week furlough with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Anderson and his mother. Mrs. Gilbert Vick in Hanna. He left Sunday for Oregon where he will be stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Wendlen Schmaltz and four children of Springfield. South Dakota arrived Sunday and spent several days with thi Ande- s'ns. Mr. and Mrs. Gilb. rt Vick w> i t M' nday evening supper guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Shultz are visiting with friends and relatives in the area for a few days. They are from Tucson. Arizona. Miss Sharon Garab, Lansing. Michigan spent the week end with her parents in Walkerton and attended thv Garab familyreunion at the Sig Garab home near New Carlisle on Sunday. Mrs. Dorothy Knowlton, Mrs. Mary, Bauer. Ethel Bierly. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bick and children and Rev. and Mrs. Harold Williams attended an Open House honoring the new South Bend District Superintendent, Dr. Donald F. McMahan at the Lakeville Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Verkier and son James ;nd Mrs. M. Schwartzentraub of Walkerton and Mr and Mrs. Harry Verkier of South Bend attended the Golden annivesary party for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Verkier of RivetForest. Chicago, Saturday. A one o’clock luncheon followed by a reception was held iu the Neilson Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson. Vanßuren, Indiana became the parents of twin sons. Tuesday June 13. The boys have been named William and Paul. The Johnsons have another s< n David, three and one half years old. Mrs. Johnson is the former Janet Awald the daughter of Ward Awald and the late Mrs. Awald.

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Mrs. Christine Shirley of Franklin, Indiana is the houseguest (if Mrs. Roy Miller. Mrs. Hazel Forgarty and Mrs. Ellen Bateman ot Minneapolis, Minn, were gm-sts of Mr and Mrs. Gus Verkier several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McEndarffer of South Bend, visited Mrs. Alice Millard and Adelaide Millard on Sunday. Mrs. Harold Knowlton. Gene, Sharon and David attended the While Sox Vs Cubs benefit baseball game in Chicago last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and family of Wallarton and Mi. and Mrs. Steve Clark and family of LaPorte have returned from an S day vacation trip to Montreal, Canada, where they attended the Expo ‘67. They also visited Niagra Falls area. Monday of last week. Ingrid Pommer, Elaine Knowlton and her mother. Mrs. Howard Knowlton were in Chicago. They visited Riverview on Monday, on Tuesday evening they were at the World Premiere of "Divorce American Style,” with Debbie Reynolds, who was there in person, and they also went to the Palmer House. Thursday. Mrs. Bertha Urbin was in Wakarusa visiting her daughter and family. Dr. and Mrs. John Guttman. Johnny, Bebe. Cindy and Amy.

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