The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 February 1968 — Page 5

North L.berty

Mr. and Mrs. I>l Ihirdom of Kokomo were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Stella Ulrich. Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Balaiey were I>r. Jim Mercer and Rev. and Mrs. Walter Claeys. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Craft and family of South Bend were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor. Mus Susan Steele and Miss Gale Leiter of Kokomo were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Steele and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Ma me row and Junior spent Saturday with the William Heck family in Tippecanoe. Mrs. Clyde Creech and grandson of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting friends and relatives here this week. Mrs. D. A. Pearse has returned home after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glover in Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Russell ( Frazh r of South Bend were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rudynski and family. Friday and Saturday. February 23rd and 24th are final days of Winter Clearance Sale at Studio Dress Shop Shop. There will be many items for $1 00. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stoneburner of Walkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shencman visited Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Barr in Legionter. Mr. Barr has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wot thington were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Frank Albert Sr. in South Bend in honor of Mr. Worthington'* birthday. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaufman and son of Lakville and Mr. and Mrs. John Kereaztury of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tompson and Mr*. Jesate Cushman of Sullivan, Indiana. Mr and Mrs. Charles Flnrh of Hanna. Mrs. Hawi Ullrry of Oak Road. South Bend. Mrs Edna Th- Coudre* and Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoudrcs enjoyed Sunday dinner get together at Short'* Rentaurunt in Plymouth. Ml** Michaeiene Wojcik <rf 602.50 Tamarack R.»ad North liberty, become a mumber of Alpha Delta Chapter of Alpha lota, International Honorary Buninew Sorority on Sunday, February 11. The initiation service wan held in the home of one of th* sponsor*. Mra. Myron Puterbaugh. South Bend Mia* Wojcik is a student at the South Bend College of Oommrrve. A family birthday party for Mra. Manford Bouse was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Sullivan and daughters Others present to help her celebrate were, Mr. Bouse, Mr. and Mra Willard R Winkley, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bouse, Linda and Lee and Mr. and Mra. William Bouse. Refreahmenta of ice cream and a heart shaped cake was served

BAKE SALE Three Will Hr A Variety <>f Raked Good* HammuMir Brrf And Noodle* SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24 10 ajit. To 12:30 pjn. Al The Mission Thrift Shop 4OM Michigan S'. Wal .« ton. Ind. SPONSORED BY THE PREMU TERIAN ( 111 KOI

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Snyder have returned after one month vacation in Calfornia. Mrs. Gertrude Soualey was the Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fults at Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doan visited Mr. John Johnson near Rochester. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Clem Mamcmw visited with Mrs. Mildred Stump at Lakville on Thursday. Mrs. Elwood Renz was guest of honor at a baby shower. Sunday afternoon in the social room of the First Brethem Church with about 28 in attendance. Week end guests or Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoudrcs were Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tompson and Mrs. Jessie Cushman of Sullivan, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Connor and Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoudres enjoyed dinner together at the Wagon Wheel Restaurant in honor of the birthday of Mrs. De Coudres and Russell O'Connor. j——— — — o DEATHS 2- - o Joseph Hartman Sr. Joseph Hartman Sr., 71, of 1316 Liston St., died at 1:30 a in. Saturday in Goshen General Hospital, Goshen, after an illness of one year. He was a retired employee of the South Bend Lithe Co. He was born on Max 6, 1896, in Hungary and had lived here 56 years, coming from Hungary. His wife, Mary died on March 27, 1946. Surviving are three sons, Joseph Hartman Jr. and Frank Hartman, both of Rolling Priarie, and Anton Hartman of South Bend; four daughters, Mrs. Harry Curtis of Walkerton, Mrs. Edward Meldel of Mishawaka, Mrs David Gubi of South Bend and Mrs. Frank Nyikos of Syracuse, Ind.: 19 grandchildren: a great-grandchild; and a half-brother, Stephen Mohacsek, of South Bend. Service* were held Tin *dav in the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church at 10.00 a m. Mnu Mattel Ziegler Mr*. Mabel L. Ziegler, 201 W. North Shore Dr., mother of South Bend Po*tm*ster Granville P. Ziegler, died nt 12 30 pm Thursday in Memorial Hospital after a one-month illness. She was 82. L>ng active in civic, social and philanthropic organizations in the community Mr* Ziegler had resided in South Bend 80 years coming from Walkerton at the age of two with her parents. She was born April 18. 1885, in Walkerton On June 6. 1905 in South Bend, aa Mabel L Place, she married Granville W. Ziegler. president of the former South B- nd Lumber Co. and N itmnal Lumber Co. He died in 1931 In addition to her son. Gntn-

vIHe, she leaves another son, John W. of Boston, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Marion Ziegler Brown, and a sister, Mrs. Russell H. b wnry, both of South Bend. Servit es w< r- c nducted at 2 pm. Saturday in the WeLheimer Funeral Home. Rev. Dale Honk, associate ministi r of the First Methodist Church. 1 f which she was a member, officiated. Burial was in Highland Cemeterey. .Millard Row* Mi Ila id Rohs. 6-1, of 25550 Ind. 4. North Liberty, died at 2 a.m. Minday tn his home. Mr. Ross had been under a physician * care for some time. He was an employee of the Studebaker Corp. 30 year*;. He was born on March 3. 1903. in Walkerton, and he had lived in the area all of his life. On Dre. 24. 1925. tn North Liberty, he manned Vera C. Winnill, who survives. Also surviving are two sons. Harold of Michigan City and Charles of South Bend; four daughters, Mrs. Lynn Hopper of Osseola. Mrs. Ray Walsh of Decatur, Ga.. Mrs. Marvin Gregg of Lakeville and Mrs. Kenneth Gardner of Walkerton; a brother. Gerald, of Likville; a sister. Mrs. Merle Zehner, of Walkerton and 14 grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesdax- in the pine Creek Church of the Brethren with Rev. John A McCinnick, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Center Cemetery. Mr. Ross was a member of the Pine Creek Church of the Brethren. Mrs. W, 11. Smith Mrs. Blanche M Smith. 95, I ast Matron of Walkerton Chapter, Order of Eastern Star 319 died at 4 15 p in . Friday, Feb. 9 at the I BM. Nursing Home, Plymouth, after being in failing health for one year. She was born May 5 1872 at Peoria. 11l to James and Bessie Wallace Anderson. Mrs. Smith was married Nov. 13. 1900 to William E. McCoy, who preceded her in death Oct. 25, 1913. She was married Dec. 25, 1916 to W. 11. Smith, who preceded her in death March -2, 1931. Mr*. Smith, a member of th* pM*byUrian church, was a 50-year member of the O E S. Survivor* include three step-

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children, H. Earl Smith and Mrs. Hilda Dixon, both of L.gootre; and Mr Miigii 1.., Nese of <' ilifotni i: nine nb • • and six nephew , m< tiding Si ! m x T Snath of H imh t and Earl L. Smith of Willno. n and «ne ister. Mi . b inni> Mai kley < f ()pa Loka. b la. Servici.s were conducted at 2 p.m. on Monday . t Van < Jib । Funeral Home, Plxm< uth, with Rev. James Campbell <,f Plymouth officiating. Burial Wi in Memorial Garden Additb n to .New Oak Hill Cemetery, Plymouth. RI TH CIRCLE MET Mrs. Ed Cole was hostess to the Ruth Circle of the WSCS of the United Methodist Church last week. Mrs. Fred Skinner gave the lesson which was entitled. "The Perfect Chun h.'’ Mrs Dennis Northam gave the devotions. BETTER HOMES EXTENSION ( LI B TO MEET Don’t forget to bring vour "white elephant" to the Better Homes Extension Club meeting Monday Feb. 26 at 7 30 j m at the Community Building. Our Ctaarffleds . Only 75c,

NOTICE • | Starling Saturday, Feb. 24 » B. I. HOLSER & CO. I ELEVATOR • | Will Not Be Open { | On Saturdays j | We Will Be Open On Saturdays I | During Planting Season And I | Harvest Season {

DORCAS ( ||{( LE MEETS The IHn a Circb ,f f Fir i Presbyterian Ohur< h met at th< honi'- Mi Gu-; Schultz. wiH. Mi W ,j, hnson । >-h • .t. Ih» x' •:vi <1 । i h^r •. ih i ■]; d rt <aat k. j nut it 1 । • ndi Th i ib nu ।. , itu-’ pr. y;. Mat . L ’ Dijx-r* < th" nif tsru writ p* m < ill. d The Praxo " Mr.-.. Milo sink <'>ndu< ted ’he lesson entitled The Shap. . . Things To Come," u mg B» tty Graham’* book Tl I. Gospel.” Mrs. Schultz lead a p ,^m called, "Gardening Your Chur< n Garden.” During the bu.smo-, mooting r< II call was m -wend by joining the name of a women h, the Bible. Mrs. Ix-ah Pit kavcf gave u » list <>f peiple t< remember in • u. prayer-. Th" minutes of the previous meeting was read ..nd j . proved by Mrs Walter J .hr-... Th" offering was taken and Mr I ickavet clos» d the meeting wit., prayer. INNER THOI I.HIS A man is known, not ♦. m i< u by the compin’, he keep- a* ti c<>nver nation he h md- ut

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