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□ OBIT U A K 1 E 8 c De kunr A. DePoy Hmar A DePoy, 51. 307 Mast., Walkerton, died at 4 2a , October 17. at St. Joseph ;pital( South Bend, following udden illness. A brickmason the Bendix corporation, at h Bend, Mr. DePoy was born 16. 1917 at Winamac and to Walkerton in 1916 from was married May 15.1937 at imac to Violet Davis, who ives. Mr. DePoy was a vetof World War Two and a tier of the American Legion 189. Walkerton; he also be•d to the Koontz Lake tsman club and AFL-CIO 1 Nine, South Bend. . viving with his wife are one, y I>e 1 \iy, Ahquitta.Pa.; on** hter, Mrs. Patricia Brose* >, . wood,Calif.; six grandchildfive brothers, Raymond and y DePoy. Winamac; William •y, Walkerton; JacobDePoy, ecanoe; and George DePoy, er; and three sisters, Mrs. i Warner, Leesburg, Fla; Maude Emmons, South 1; and Mrs. Della Lucus, Lake. vices were conducted at 1 Monday at the Michigan t addition of the United lodist church, Walkerton, Rev. Harold Williams, >r, officiating, Buriul was A’oodlawr Cemetery, WalkerThc American Legion Post conducted graveside servMrx Frank C. Fetzer rs. FVinnle Fetzer, 87, of N. Main St., North Liberty, at 7:10 am. Monday in her Now Possible To brink Hemorrhoids :id Promptly Stop Itching, relieve Palu In Most Cases, once has found a medication h the ability, in most cases—elicve pain, itching and shrink orrhoiib. In case after case '.om proved, while gently re*ng pain, actual reduction took e. The secret is Preparation . It also soothes irritated tia> i and helps prevent further ctlon. Just ask for Prepara* dll Ointment or SuppoaltorlMb

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home after a lengthly illness. She was born April 17, 1881, in North Liberty where she liv* i all her life. She was married Dec. 24, 19U0. to Frank C. - Fetzer, who survives. Also surviving are two sons. Dr. W. Reed Fetzer of North Liberty, and John N. of Chicago; a daughter, Mrs. Clarence Heim of North Liberty; a sister, Mrs. Charles Perry of South Bend; five grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Services were at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Palmer Funeral Home, Rev. Thomas ' Rough, pastor of the Central United E U B. Church of South Bend, officiated and burial was in Eastlawn Cemetery in North Liberty. She was a member of the North Liberty United Methodist Church and the W.S.C.S. G. A. Lundquist G. A. Lundquist died on Wednesday, October 16, Fort Myers, Florida. He is survived by his wife, Helen Ruggles Lundquist of 4036 Wood side Ave., Fort Myers, Fh>nda; und his step children, Mrs. Kenneth Knowlton (X Walkerton, Mr. Kenneth Ruggles of Hamlet and Mrs. Roland Cantway of North Fort Myers, Florida. Fred F. Sheely Sr. Fred F. Sheely Sr., 74, of 68500 Pine Rd., North Liberty, died at 4 1U p in. Monday at St. Joseph’s Hospital after an illness of three years. He wus born Nov. 21, 1893, near Warsaw, and moved to North Liberty 27 years ago from Granger. He was married March 11. 1918, in Elkhart to the former Amber Higginson who survives. Also surviving are two son, Fred F. Jr. of North Liberty und Max L. of South Bend; two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Kline of North Liberty and Mrs. Paul Topper of California; five grandchildren and four great-grand-children. Funeral servidees will be held at the Harden Memorial Chapel, ut 10 30 am. Thursday. He was a World War I veteran and will be buried in Fairview Cemetery, Mi hawaka. D n B I K 1 ti a □ . D Mr un-d Mi .. Wayne Allsop of North Libert) are parents of a daughter, born October 17 ut Memorial Hi pital. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kahlmorgan of North Liberty are parents of a daughter. born October 19 in Memorial Hospital.

North Liberty Womans Club Meets The North Liberty Womens Club met at the home of Ms. He-mm Brinkhoff. Friday morning for mils and coffee. Mrs. Osborn Fisher and Mrs. Russell Carr were assisting hostess. Twenty members and guests were present. Guests were Mrs. Dolores Holderreud of Plymouth, Mrs. Henry Polman, Mrs. McGwin, and Mrs. Harley Knowlton. Year b<x>ks were passed out. A report on the convention was given. Mrs. Fisher gave the devotions. Mrs. Polman gave a lesson on cake Decorating. Eight cakes were decorated. Some were sold. The next meeting will be Nov. 15th at the Community Building, with the business meeting beginning ut 10:00 a.m. The hostesses, Mrs. Clell Bare, Mrr. Kenneth Reed and Mrs. W titer Slattery will furnish homemade rolldrink and a meat dish. Club members are asked tr> bring salad.- or desserts, and their own table services. In the afternoon Mrs. Franklin Albright wil give a lesson on ceramics. Walkerton WSCS Will Sponsor Quiet Day A tranquil break in the daily routine will be offered at the

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annual Quiet Dav services from 5 to 8 pan. Tuesday, Ort. 29 ■ > th* Illinois Street building of the Walkflton United Methodist * hur* h Dm event is sponsored bv the WSCS with Mrs. Waltei Smith as chairman. Mrs. Ix>onard Beaty will lead the meditation. At 6:15 a light supper will be served by members of the Naomi circle. Following the meal the group will hold a service of celebration commemorating the joining of the two women's societies of the former Evangelical United Brethren church and Methodist church into one society of the United Methv*di.st church. Mrs. Robert Fenstermacher will load the group in en agape love feast at the close of the meeting. An offering benofit ting both overseas and domestic missions will be held. FRED BULLINGER INSURANCE Auto - Life - Fire 701 Moniw St. Walkerton, Ind. Phone 586-3339

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