The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 April 1968 — Page 6

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Sunday gwsts of Mi>. I’ A. ‘< as • w« 11 M: Lynn F’ azi " 'Utl; B< nd and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gi-aa i of Warsaw. Mi and Mrs Klwood Renz and diughler an i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sim- were week end quests of Mr and Mrs. James ’'orkinan in Sharpsville. Ind. Mi and Mrs. Gordon Patrick nd Phillip of Walkerton and Mr. • •nd Mrs. Claude Shenneman were - mday dinner guests of Mr. and Urs Gene Patrick and Tammie. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Naragon t Osceola and Mr. and Mrs. Narigon of Walkerton wore Sunday .fternnon visitors in the John -u r<>n h< me. Mr and Mrs. Allen BaLley and umly as re Sunday dinfier guests f Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rice in . I er. The occasion was in ■ O’ r f Mr. Ph ■ s 86th birthday. A s -n was born on April 9 to •ii and Mix Helminger in o. rden Grove, California. Mrs. chinunger was the former »i ri ir Troiaugh. Mrs. Maurice I rob; ugh is visiting them in n Grove.

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Rev and Mis. George Holston of 1< kom . were recent visitors of Mis Esther Harman. Mr an 1 Mrs Albn Paisley and children were Friday evening supper . m > and Mrs Ray Britt n in South Bend. Mr and Mis. William Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. Max Steele and family were Sunday evening guests <.f Mr. and Mrs. Gerold Mikel in South Bend. □ D OBITI A K I E S □ O Harry E. Bailey Harry E. Bailey, 78, of GOG Jackson St.. Walkerton, died at 4 50 a.m. Thursday. April 18 at the ztnderson Sanitarium. LaPorte. where he had been a patient since February. He was born on Jan. 15. 1890. in Champu n. N< b . moving to Indiana 69 years ago. He was employed f<>r 25 years by the Borden I< e Cream Co. He married Iva L. E. Gentry on Sept. 2. 1916. in Kn x. She du d in 1943. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Delbert Jacobs,

of Walkerton: four grandchildren: and three sisters, Mrs, Clyde Doncaster of Stuart, Fla., Mis. Otto Kurzhal of North Liberty and Mts. Ernest Rcnsor of South Bend. Services were at 2 pin. at the Nusbaum Funeral 11 •m< W ilket ton with Bev. I lai' Id Willi .mis, past .r of the United Mi th < . t ('hui< h Walk- •• *. n. । >ffa i.i iin Burial was m St. Ji soph Valley Memorial Park. Mrs. Clarissa Bell Rogers Services to; Mrs. Clarissa Bell R ye-s, si of 412 Indiana St.. Walkerton, who died at I 30 p.m. Thursday, were at 2p in Sunday in the Nu-batim Funeral Home. Walkerton Rev. Harold Williams, pastor of the United Methodist Church. Walkerton officiated. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Mrs. Rogers was born on March 12. 1887. in Chicago, and had lived in Walkerton 66 years. On Oct. 20. 1915, she was married to Alonzo L. Rogers who died in 1949 Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Arleen K< nnedy of Lancaster, Pa. Mrs. Rogers was a member of the Unitefl Methodist Chmrh and the Philathea Club. ( laude I). Elwell Services fir Claude D Elwell. 82 of North Liberty formeth of I>■ atur, Mic h wh< died in Menu i.al Hospital fhur-dav. weie held in the Newell Funeral Honu Decatur, at 230 p in. Sunday. Rev Charles Car-on. pa ter of the Decatur, Bible Church officiated Buna) wa in Harrison Cemetery. He wa- born Aug. 1. Issa, in Vandalia He Was a re-

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tired New York Central employee. He is survived by two sons, D-onard of North Liberty, and Paul, of Lansing; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Andrews and Mts. Loretta Ridie, both of Lansing; sewn grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren and a sister, Mi . Nina Parish of Decatur. p C ARDS O F TIIA Nk S D □ We would like to express <mr sincere thanks to all our tii'nls and neighbors for their cards during our time of bereavement. Your words of sympathy and lu Ip nt this time wen- appreciated very much. A special thanks to the Walkerton OES 319 for serving lunch after the services. The family of William J. Peterson We wish to express thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their cards, prayers an 1 flowers and many kindnesses extended to us during the recent illness and passing of our husband and father. A special thanks to Fort Wayne Veteran's Hospital, American legion. th> Pallbearers, Nusbaum Funeral Hom*- and Rev. Robert Schult: for their kindness and assistance. Mrs. Rosa Calhoon and daubghter Mrs. Rosa Calhoon an 1 daughters, Pat, Sandy an 1 Cindy We want to thank our friends relatives, and n ighbor.i for tlu many acts of kindness extended to u- at the time of our bereave-

ment. The flowers, cards, food brought in and other expressions of sympathy were deeply appredated. We especially want te thank Palmers k'uneral Home Doctors at the Clinic and Rex Williams for their services an comforting words. May G Bless you all. The Family of Wesley Whit teberry ND Professor To Speak At St. Pats Club Thomas Schaefer, professor in the Notre Dame Law Department, will be the guest speakei of the St. Patrick’s Women Club Wednesday evening, Mi Ist, at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Schaefer, former editor the law journal at Notre Dam will discuss “Wills, Estates ai How to Avoid Probate.” The meeting will be held in Si. Patrick s school hall. The evening program should prove intei • esting and informative. Ttui public is cordially invited to attend. Hostesses for the evening wil’ be Jennie Spinsky, Ann Var. Wanzeele and Hazel Arseneau. Scholars recently traced t! origin of the expression. ' Hurr for our side!” Seems it orignate from the crowds lining the str« when Lady Godiva made lu famous ride side-saddle throuc the streets of Coventry. The trouble with patunce i that the more you have th more some folks use it.