The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1968 — Page 5

□ □ OBITUARIES c Q .Mrs. Edan Shankland Mrs. Edna E. Shankland, 75, died at 5:45 p.m. Monday in the Walkerton Nursing Home following an extended illness. She was born Dec. 17, 1892 in Hamlet. She was a retired agent for the Starke Omnty Farm Bureau Insurance. On Oct 26, 1909 in Hamlet she was married to Roy Shankland. He died April 9, 1964. She was a member of the Hamlet United Methodist church, the Oregon Township Home Economics Club, WS.C.S. of Hamlet United Methodist Church and a Charter member of the Starke County Farm Bureau. Survivors include two sons, Clark of Toledo, Ohio, and Max of Hamlet; six daughters, Mrs. Margaret Ossler, Mrs. Pauline Krick, Mrs. Mary Jean Ball and Mrs. Annie Minker all of Han. let; Mrs. Leota Henry of Route 2, Walkerton, and Mrs. Edwina Paxton of Plymouth; Also one brother, Raymond Hardesty, Route 1, Hamlet; one sister, Mia. Kathryn Hill of Tucson. Arizona; 22 grandchHdren and 18 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday al 1:30 p.m. C.S.T. at the Hamlet United Methrxiist * Church with Rev. Carl Ricks and Rev. Milton Beeman officiating. Burtal will toe in Fletcher cemetery. Hnmlet. Fiends may call at the RanneHs Funeral Home tn Hasnlet. The body will lie in state at the Church* from 11:00 am. C.S.T. until time of sen*ices Thursday. Sidney Albert Snyder Sidney Albert Sayder, 84. of Route 1, Walkerton died at 10:35 a.m. Tuesday in the Osteopathic Hospital, South Bend. He was a retired farmer He was born February 18, 1884, in Walkerton and has lived there ail hi* IXe. His parents were Fraacia M. and Sarah (McKesson) Sayder both deceased. Re is survived by one dat*hter, Mn uMyrtte Walke of Alameda, California, one sister, Mrs. Minnie Taylor of Walkerton. Friends may aril at the Ntlsbaum FMBecaJ Hoare Serviaeo wiO be held Friday at 1.00 p.m. EAT. at the Funeral Home with Rev. BaroM E Williams, pastor of tha United Methodist Church uffidatlng Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. Harold Edward Harding Harold Edward Harding, 113, of 84410 Orange Rd . North IJberts was dead on arrival at 6:45 pm Saturday at Memorial Hospital of a heart attack. He -was a former Studebaker Corp employee and was born June 4. 1905 in Fulton County. He wan married Aug. 5, 1928 tn Letters Ford, to Ethel Marte Overmyer, who survives, along with two sons, Edward T and Mich*.iel A., both of North Liberty; a laughter, Miss Kathryn A. Harding, at home; five rrandrhildren; a brother, Jess Felty of Oak Park, BL; and a siste - , Mrs. Grace Strickland of Monroe. La. He uras a member of the Kewnnna Lodge 546 F. and A.M and of the St. Joseph Valley Scottish Rite vs South Bend He lived here since 1949, coming from South Bend. Services were held al 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Palin er Funeral Home, North Lberty wtth Rev. Gene A. FTckinge-, pastor the Maple Grove United Methodiet church, officiating Burial was la the Snuthlawn Cemetery Memorial services were held at RRTHRITIS-RIIEHIimSM When it seems that nodung will give you relief from minor interne or theuminc puns, get 100 STANBACK TABLETS or 50 STANBACK POWDLRS •nd uic as directed Experience the fait, comforting, temporary relief Stanback can give you. If you fail to get relief, return the unused part and your purthaie price wdl bcwfnnded Mantwck has been granted the Good Houtdtcepuig Seal. See for y ounck how heiptu! Stanbac k c *n be. Stanback Company. Salisbury,N. G * ~ lib W *

7:30 p.m. Monday by the Masonic Lodge 266, F&AM, in the funeral home. Dalton Walter Rhodes Dalton Walter Rhodes. 54 of Rt. 1, Box 514. Walkerton, died at 10 p.m. EST Saturday in his home suddenly of natural causes. He was born March 4, 1914 in Walkerton. He was a security officer at the Indiana State Prison m Michigan City. He was married June 22, 1946 in Walkerton to Wanda Peterson, who survives, along with a son, Walter Niell, at home; three brothers Theodore of Koontz Lake, William and Edward, of Walkerton and a sister, Mrs. Helen McCarty of Grovertown. Services were at 1 p.m. EST Tuesday in the United Methodist Church, Illinois St. building, Rev. Harold Williams, pastor, officiating. Burial was in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Zelia Itulhngcr Mrs. 7 ■'*-«. S-hneiber Hullinger, 75, Lt. 2, Walkerton, died at 12:40 p.m. Saturday of a heart attack in her home. She wa^ bom April 12. 1893, in Elkhart in 1918. she was married to Fred E. Schneiber. He died in 1957. On Oct 3. 1959. in Walkerton she w married to Henry Hullinger. He survives with a son, James T. Hullinger of North Liberty. Funeral Services were at 1 p.m. (E.S.T.) in the Nusbaum Funeral Home on Monday. Rev. Ken Bergner, pastor of Walkerton First Presbyterian Church of which Mrs. Hullinger was a member, officiated Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. Mrs. HuHinger was a member of Lincoln Twp. Home Demonstration Club. Mra Reilie O’Dell Mrs. Sena Mae O’Dell, 76, us 1402A Ohio St., Walkerton, died at 10:55 pan. October 20. in South Bend Osteopathic Hospital, foHowtng a lengthy illness. She was born Feb. 29. 1812, in IJlbour, Mo., and had lived in Walkerton for the past 25 years.

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She married RolMe O'Dell May 29, 1916, in New Madrid, Mo. He survives, ah>ng with three sons, Rolland, of Anaheim Calif., LeRoy and Billy, both of Walkerton; a daughter, Bonnie, at home, and six grandchildren. Services were held ut 2 p.m. (EST) Friday at the Nusbaum Funeral Home, Walkerton. Rev. Harold Williams, pastor of the United Methodist Church, Walkerton. officiated. Burial was in Wixxilawn Cemetery, Walkerton. CUB SCOUT AEWS Cub Scout Pack 037 Grovertown- Koontz Lake held their October puck meeting at the Scout Building in Grovertown All Cub scouts and little sisters and brothers came in Halhiween costumea. A parade was held and the judges picked scouters Ralph Gillies as sca - riest, Cnrl Rounder Jr. most original. and Lloyd Rosander funny lent. The opening ceremony was lead by our new Den and Den Mother Mrs. Lester Meadows Jr. after which followed a Badge Award. Three new scouts were inducted us Bob Cats were presented their ptns by their parents. Jeffery Chambers, Jahr.es and Davis Jones. Our new Webleows Den was Introduced and Webteos Badge colors were •warded to Jack Hunt, Charles Allen, Kevin Anderson, Carl Rosander Jr., and Mike Bottor f. Weblemis teWtoerwnan iH-ttvrtv Badges were also awarded to Jack Hunt and Kevin Anderson. ALL PURPOSE 3-INONEOIL Oils Everything Prevents Rust BUBUI-8A Mill

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Den No. 3 awards went to Mark Pullium, Wolf Badge, Phillip Shiffer Silver ar.ow under wolf badge, and Bruce Martin, silver and gold arrowunder bear badge. OREGON TOWNSHIP HOME ECONOMICS CM II The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, Nov, 12th at the home if Mrs. T<ia Raff els it 100 EST, 12 00 p.m. CST Mrs. Raffels lives on Warana Drive in Plymouth. The officers for the new term will be installed They are: Mrs. William Michalski, President: Mrs. Floyd Brown. Vice-Presi-dent; Mrs. John Flaherty, Secretary; and Mrs. Raymond Sinn, Treasurer. Plans for the Christmas party will be made at the business meeting. RECORD CATCH Mrs. p. C. Wald of 324 East Lincoln. Michigan. is a good fisherman but it took the help of her husband to land the record catch. The middle ol June she caught a HP? pound

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piekerel whwA waa 32 HKhee long. Liter she received the O'Keefe award certifi< ate and a trophy shi/wn in h<*i left hand. The record catch was made 238 miles north of Toronto at M-sa-gamesing 'ake (l.rlian i name tor lake of many bays) Using a worm for bait und a five pound •lin* if t<x>k 20 minutes to land the big fish. The Waldr ons h ive been going tn the lake the pint 20 years. (Daily Sentinel-Stand-ard Photo.) Obey The Traffic Ltws FRED BULLINGER INSURANCE Auto - Life - Fire ■ 701 Monroe St. Walkerton, Ind. Pbonw 586 3339 -7 at—i

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