The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 January 1969 — Page 5

dt«Newsi mLT L! UJi IA uno n Walkerton

Mrs. Paul Richey underwent major surgery in Memorial hospital South Bend Wednesday. Mr. Tim Gardner was home over the week end from Indiana University. Mr. and Mrs. Geraid Kaufman ■Mid family of Fish Lake. Mrs. Emma Zigler and Art were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Esther Kaufman. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fenstermacher and family were in Indianapolis Saturday to attend the funeral *4 her grandfather who was 94 years old Burial services were held in Vindnnes. Tim Gardner accompanied by John Verkier, Jeff Ja< ab n 1 John Harness were in Chi* aro Buturday to attend the White Sox Boy’s Camp reunion held at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. John Guttman entertained with a dessert luncheon Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs Faye Parker of LaPorle. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Orcutt and Mr und Mrs. William Engleman. Bridge was enjoyed during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steinke, Juanita and Linda returned Thursday evening from a three weeks holiday trip to Florida. They visited Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Stably at Jacksonville, also other relatives at West IM Im Beach and Clearwater. They spent some time at Tarpon Springs and Cypress Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. William Fifer and Mr. and Mra William Fifer Jr. and family, Mrs. Bertha Gearhart all of Hamlet, and Mrs. Martha Mull were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Steinke. They celebrated the birthdays of Sandra Steinke and William Fifer Sr. NOW OPEN Janet’s Beauty Salon AM Illinois Street Downtown Walkerton Operators JANET BIG I .ER MARSHA DARK Phone SM-SS&O

Big “C” Lumber Company See Our New Shipment Os Paneling As Low As f *'^7s?*® oOfai '* *1 |P^\ » Per Sheet — — ’

Mr. and Mrs. L Mac Young and family of Gary visited with his mother, Mra Martha Young * and his sister, Mrs. Sandra Youdi buius und family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flaugher । and family have returned to Walkerton to make their home after living at Mendota, Illinois the past year. They are presently living with his mo'her, Mrs. Dorothy Flaugher. Mrs. Roy Newell returned Friday after a two weeks stay in 1 Scranton. Fa While there ."die ' helped celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of her brother, M *. ami Mrs. George MiHberger on New Years Day. She al o 1 visited her sister, Mrs. Helen Fritsch in Scranton und other relatives in the area. । O a tH K T H 8 Lj □ , A son was born on Jan 11 in the Osteopathic hospital. South B»*nd, to Mr. und Mrs. George Singleton. Walkerton. , A daughter was born on Jan. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Don Zellers of Walkerton in the Parkview hospital, Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Tanksley of North Liberty are the parents । E Street Division hospital, Laos a son born on Jan 14 in the i □ □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ □ E Street JNvUion, LaForte Charles Stafford, Walkerton. trine Lake DU inion, Ln Porte । Infant Theresa Norris of Walk- । erton. I□ - □ OBITUARIES □ n Mr*. Ruth Dietrich Mrs Ruth Dietrich, 60. of Rt. 1. North Liberty, died at 7:35 a m Saturday In No- man Beatty .Memorial Hospital after a long Illness. She was born Sept. 4, 1908 in North Liberty Her husband. Harold, died in 1952 Surviving are her parents. Mr. anl Mrs Fred Albright nf North Liberty; a son. Robert Dietrich of Farmington, Mich : two daughters. Mrs Rosemond Cagle of North liberty and Mrs. Lavunne Loeffler of LaPorte; right grandchildren; three brothers, Charles and Ray Albright of hh»rth liberty. and Merle Albright of

Archb Id, Ohio; ind four sisters, Mrs. Mildred Albright of North Liberty. Mrs. Esther Parker of Russiaville, Ind., Mrs. Mae McDaniel of Archbold, and Mt Lu<iil< Goukci of Anderson. Ind. Services held ut 1:30 pin. Mon Ity in the Palmer Funeral Homo, N )rth Liberty, with Rev. Thom as M Frost, pastor of the North Liberty United Methodi-t Cnurch, oificiatmg. Burial wa in the Westlawn Cemetery. North Liberty Womens Club Has Party The North Liberty Woman s ( iub held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Fred Cullar. Assistant hostesses wee Mrs. Richard Hanley, Mrs. Warren Houser and Mrs. Nettia Arnsbarger. A carry-in dinner was enjoyed ut noon. 24 members and guests were present. Guests were Mrs. Harry Kane and daughter, Mrs. Marley Knowlton, Mrs. Cecil Weber, and Mrs. Kenneth Holdeiread of Plymouth. The house was gayly decorated for the Christmas season. A gift exchange was held. Rev. Kent Bennett, of the First Brethren Church gave an intensive study of One Episode in the Greatest Drama of all Times "Christmas". All members brought their Bibles und followed along in them. Mrs. Osborn Fisher conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Herman Brmkhoff lead the flag salute. A committee composed of Mrs. Clel I Bare, Mrs Jnhn Mullen and Mrs. Herman Brinkhoff was appointed to plan where to have lunch proceeding the club’s tour of Reis's Furniture Store on Feb 11th. Roil Cull answered by telling what was liked best about Christmas. Mrs. Nettie Amsbarger and Mrs. Fred DeCoudres, the nominating committee, made their report. Election will be in Jan. Carol singing was enjoyed to the

PRICED...LOADED THESE POPULAR OPTIONS WITH POPULAR OPTIONS * '^ n T’- co ** r ** ro °* • DehiM wMel CMeri • Simulated hood • Dual racing mirror* * 9“^ racing mirror* • White walls air scoop • Pm stop* • Pm Slop* • FuM carpeting • Special E7B • Wheel cover* whitewalls IMBWSIMiLaJL * SALE-PRICED... DELUXE EQUIPPED W|TH POP-OPTiONS .gM * , • Vinß seal in in . * •teenng w*mi * r • A»i soMmomng Hund ■ JUliT* Oi«M, N> <w NO v-1 1 I Fart.,.lti Um GeM L I : _ _ 1 ■ IJ i I ai n/ Illi ’A■ * X 1 ■ I bIl 1v Ai i "i’ll II iW » I . mu. RNk Nf. I I 'rW" ^Fw*P I 1 _ f I 1 Orv A JL M 11 jA k g C a A a x I V Aw / Walkerton Ford Sales. Inc. WaDcerlon -Only Your Font Dealer haw A I I mJ Cam and Trurkw"

JAM KRY 16, 1969 — THE INDEPENDENT-M.WH

accompaniment of M Fisher at the pi mo. The meeting was clo.-ed With collect. The next meeting will be January 17th at D.OO A M at the home of Mrs. Fred DU’oudre-. 'I his will be our "Arthntus Breakfast’. There will be a speaker in health. Mr.-. Wu»t» n Houser will have devotions arrl a.-sisting hostesses are Mrs. L ruis J u k*on. Mt , Er nest Ber ri anJ Mr.- Lila Graf. Community Calendar Thur*dn.\, January 16 8;00 p.m. — The Plymouth Area Chapter of Parents without Partners will meet In the Flr»t United Church of Christ Annex, Plymouth. Guest speaker will be Paul Nye. F riday, January 17 1 00 p.m. A dessert luncneon wiH be held in the Community Building for the W >m» n • Community Club. 2:00 p.m. - Mr s. Willi mi Blanding of the M ir . hall-Star ke Development Center will be the guest speaker it the Wmnn -i Community Club mu ting m the Conununity Buiklmg. 7:15 p.m. EST - The John Glenn Falcons travel to North Liberty to play a game of b isketball. WrdneMlay, January 22 6:30 p.m. EST The Bi County Tourney at La Ville High School begins. Thursday, January 23 6:30 p.m. The Bi County Tourney at I^iVille is still in progress. 6:30 p.m. — The Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet. Walkerton OES Due tn the snowy weather a small membership turned out for the regular meeting of Walker-

ton Chapter, Ord**t the E< tern Star, Jan. 7. M. Leo ud B» aty, p i-,t matr n ^r< • tel the member Several protenn fillid^the station race.- ly for the opening md i io 'lng. Mrs. Robert nm’. Ways md means i hoirman rep >rtcd ver $153.00 had been received for the B ikejv , Bake Salt p>n • red thl- ye ir. Mrs. Robert Lidy, W< * thy Matron annourr ed the J ar 21 meeting will be Friend N.ght, when each officer will invit* a friend for the evening. No nes •f the guests rnu't be given Mrs. Lidv by Jan 17 The charter was draped m memory of a departed member, Mrs. Rose Ewing of South B» nd Mrs. Ewing wa initiated into Walkerton Chapter. Jin 11. 192 K Mrs. Russell Rhine und Mr>. Leonard Bwty i ntributed t« the Birthday bank No social h ur f Unwed because of the weather conditi■ n.-. Koontz Lake News The next meeting of the S> nlor Citizen- wiH be held a the h -me of Mrs, Helen Queb: cm m on Thursday, January 16 at 1.00 p.m. K<jontz Lake Con ervation Club will not meet on Friday Jan mi . 17 due to the damage from oot and .-moke from the furn n e Mr. Louise Herbold, pre.-.dent of the Koontz Like Conservation Club is seriously ill in the coronary cxire unit of the S' Uth Bend Memorial hospit ii. No visitors ire allowed except the family at this d iti ELBOW (.REASE It pays to remember th it fortune won t smile on y u wilhr ut a lot of encouragement.

5