The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1967 — Page 5

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The scone featured in this week's “Memories In Pictures” column will bring back memories to some of the elder people of the area. In 1912, the 8.1. Holser & Co. Elevator. located at the same place as the present structure, caught fire and burned to the ground. This picture was taken prior to the complete destruction of the elevator. To the left of the picture is the old wooden bandstand, which in addition to providing its normal use. was used as a vantage point for several people during the fire. The picture was submitted by Mrs. M. B. Slick. Police Seize Two In Raid Monday A raid by the Indiana State Police and St. Joseph County Sheriff's Department resulted in the arrest of two women Monday night at a mobile home parked at the rear of the truck stop one mile west of Walkerton. Charged with prostitution were Mrs. Kathleen Bates, alias Shirley Luker, 34. of 180 E. Cleveland Road, Roseland; and Miss Catherine Moran, 32, of Route 3, Walkerton. The raid followed a two-week investigation after complaints about the activities at the location. During this time the former truck stop was kept under observation. More than two dozen officers and sheriffs deputies t<x>k part in the raid after a trooper had been used as bait by letting himself be solicited by the women. A signal to officers outside resulted in the immediate raid. Sheriff Elmer Sokol stated that investigation of the matterwill continue and that the St. Joseph County Health Department will be notified since the suspects also served as waitresses at the restaurant. ROOM FOR IMH BT Learn the facts in the case - assuming too much is bound to end in trouble.

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Rolling Prairie Visits Glenn Friday Night The John Glenn Falcons will play their middle game of the 1967 schedule this Friday night and it will be the only home game to be played on the local field this season. The occasion is homecoming for the Glenn High School. Game time will be 7:30 with Rolling Prairie providing the opposition. The contest will match the two clubs in what appears to be

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a very good game basing this on the record of the two team. Last year the Bulldogs solidly beat the Falcons, but this year haven't had the success expected of them. Glenn's team seems to be gaining more confidence and experience which is paying off with better football. On occasions this season, they have played some real firn* football, while on others they have left something to be desired. Any man can train his conscience he goes the wrong way so long it seems right.

SEPT. 28, 1967 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

ENGAGED 1 J * pW i I ' ■ I^. ■ f I z . . ■ 1 The engagement ot .uis> Sharon Kay Gressley to Jerry D. Scott is announced by her sister, Mis. Livein Young. Miss Gressley is the daughter of the late Lucile Gressley of Koontz Lake and Carl E. Gressley of Hesperia, Michigan. Mr. Scott is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott, 1300 Ohio Street Walkerton. No date has been set for the wedding.

Liberty Twp. Club Meets With Mrs. Beron The Laoerty Twp. Home Demonstration Club met Sept. 7th at the home of Mrs. Ernest Beron. After the business meeting Mrs. Wallace Aldrich gave an interesting lesson on Arthritis and then Mrs. John Harbaugh led in Kane, Mrs. Charles Quigley and Mrs. Aldrich were winners. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Marvin Kizer on Oct. sth.

Graduates From Elkhart Institute Os Technology wf - i I fe. ■■ . ■ ....- --..■■f Miss Sheivl Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Norris, . -i. ; i 1 . 1 ,r ri i IT ' v I ' L . i i 1 ' '. In li n:. on S. ptember 22, 1967. is being employed by C. I’. Taderer, D.D.S., South Bend, Indiana. Elementary School To Hold ()pe>i House Oct. 5 Walkerton Elementary School will hold their Open House Thursday, October sth at 7:30. The purpose of the Open House is for you to meet your child's teacher. The music department will give a short program in the gym at 8:15, after which refreshments will be served. 2t05

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