The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 September 1967 — Page 5

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■HMHHHHHHHHHK i AhH These two pictures of Walkerton were taken from the old water tank that used to set in the 200 block on the west side of Michigan Street. The exact date isn't known, but they were probably taken in the early 1900 s. Brook Bowers submitted these photos. In tne top picture, the view is straight down Michigan street and possibly distinguished in the far distance is a small white church and opposite it the old Walkerton High School. This is at the present intersection of Michigan and Jackson streets. In the far top right, is a win 1mill that was on the old Place farm, which is now Place Park. The business district, much of it looking similar to the scene of today with only slight changes, is at the first intersection and left. On the left side of the picture the old depot is seen before the present building was erected The back of the building in the left center, is the back of the present 600 block of Roosevelt Rood. The bottom picture is from the same point, but heade 1 more to the left This is a more Complete. but not as clear picture, of the business area from this location. 4-H Ire Cream Social A Peal £IIJ Members of the Lincoln Twp. 4-H Clubs heli a most successful Ice Cream Social and Street Dance Frtdav. The home-made ice cream was «o popular the chib members will seriouslv consider dom"' it a<min for the 4th of July. The youngsters wish to

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express their appreciation to the public and their parents for all their support. A highlight of the affair was a terrific new band called the “Psychos” who played for the street dance. A Confliction on dates with the Lions Club Youth Dance hampered the attendance, but those who missed it will want to catch this talented group at any one of their weekly dances coming up. They include Donnj' Roam, Mike Bell. Wally Heil. Kent Ansbarger. Rich Dove and Fred Merrick. Girls Club president Roberta Van Dyke was chairman of the affair while Boys Club president. Wayne Bellinger took care of transporting all those tables and chairs. Mark Malstaff headed the ice cream freezer committee and Cindy Huhnke mixe 1 the ice < ream custard and the free coffee that was served. Paula Pavton arranged for all those delicious home made cakes and Charlene Cripe made all the posters to advertise the affair. Joe Szadv was in charge of the music for the dance and all the dance and all members pitched in to churn the ice cream and make it a great success. Thanks to the Independent News, Kabelin's Hardware, the Burger Store and I^abere’s Ice. Congratulations 4-H" The achievement banquet is coming up later in September and any one interested in taking part this vear is urged tn attend. Prizes uw.irH included a TV which went to C Craig, Plymouth Ind the watch to Louts Os-horn, Walkerton and the transistor radio to Wayne Bellin-

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SEPT. 7, 1967 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

THE LEGION CORNER “Be a Knight at Knight town ' is again the theme as the 1 H).000 Indiana Legionaires look to tin it annual outing at the Indiana Soldiers ant Sailors Childr, n home in Rush County. Tin event will be held on Sunaiay September 10, and thousand of Legionnaires are expect, <1 b. visit the institution on that date. Department Command, r Joseph P. Donovan will weleom, the visiting Legionnaires and a short program will be held in the “Valley” on Sundav afternoon Picnic facilities are on th, grounds ant eating stands will bo erected along with amu nient concessions f, r the vi 'tin Le'donnnircs and th, ir familie Th,- Indiana State Amcri, >n Legion band will present an , r ■ n air concert on the gerund and contests of the various c, nt t supervisory groups will be h‘ Id Sundav after-noon. A record high < f ? 9 miHo n has been expend*' 1 f* ’ < hd 1 w I faro and related , hddr, n m ’ youth aetivities in 11 • pa t 12 months bv Th" Arm ri< m I. ■ n and affiliated organiz ate n Tin- new hi: h in sp ndir ’ , this important, nati<nv- '■ American Legion activitv was revealed bv the Nation d Chil l Welfare Commission prepared for the 1967 N iti n d c n-

vention according to Comnus-mo Chairman Morris Nooner 'i Plymouth Illinois. Guest Speaker At Methodist Church Sunday Th- Cnited Methodist fhuoi' will be honored to have a th, w speaker at both the H3O ami 11:110 o'clo, k Worship serve • on Sunday September 10th, Mi. Curti- Sylvester, who wa -t teacher in our 10, d school System for the past ,-oupir f. vears. This vear Mr. Selves’. r will be attending (Ja rn ft Th< >loga , i Seminary in Chicago. b>><dnr ng this month The Publu cordially invit.<l See You in Church Sunday £illlllliiillil!ii||||iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinr = REGI LAK MEETING MGHTS = Os The = = Orville Easterday £ | Legion Pos 4 189 = ~ 2nd and Last Thursday g ” of Each Month £ ^Auxiliary I nit 188? ~ Ist Thursday Os Each z ~ Month Z 'inrniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiir

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