The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 March 1969 — Page 3

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Mr. and Mra. O. T. Carlson of Albert City, lowa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. LaFeber from Monday to Wednesday. Mr. Russell Lawrence, Rt. 1, Walkerton, Koontz Lake, suffered a severe heart attack while enroute to Chicago Last Thursday and is under intensive care in St. Margarets Hospital in Hammond, Indiana. Dour Agatha, Why don’t you go back home to Peter and buy a lot in Glenn L. Estates in Walkerton like we did, with city water, gas, sewers, restrictions, improved streets and next to the new John Glenn School. You’d be surprised what a good feeling it is to know that you own a lot in a good area, and if you don’t have all cash you cun gel easy terms. Pauline. Women Past 21 WITH BUBOER IMITATION Suffer Many Troubles After 21. common Kidney or Bladder Irritations affect twice as many women IM man and may make you tense and aarraus from too frequent. burning or ndung urication both day and night. Ibwindsrily, vou may low sleep and •offer from Headaches, Backache and feel old. tired, depreaaed. In such irritation, CYBTFX usually brings fast, relaxing comfort by curbing irntaUnf germs in strong, acid urine and by analgesic pain relief. Get CYSTEX at druggisU. See how fast it can help you.

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Mr. Robert Urbin attended the basketball regional ut Elkhart on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Capek Sr. spent several days last week in Hinsdale, Illinois visiting her nephew and family, Mr. and M Ed Kopta. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schmeitz and family were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bouse and family. Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Rt. 2 Walkerton, entered the E Street Division hospital, La Porte on Tuesday for observation and treatment. Jim Betz and Mike Fitzgerald, carriers for the South Bend Tiibune were the two boys cln»en from the Walkerton area to an all expense paid trip to Chicago last Sunday. They went by bus from South Bend along with other Tribune carriers and attended the auto show. with dmner and evening meul included. Arthur McKesson was pleasantly surprised Sunday evening When members of his family came with gifts and refreshments including a big birthday cake. Those who came to sav "Huppy Birthday” were Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hayter and Miss Donna Hayter of Hamlet. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Hayter and son of I^aPorte, Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyer of MiH Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Long of Walkerton and Miss Mildred McKesson of Nappanee.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeMyer and Craig and Mr. and Mrs. beun Knowlton and Richard weie Sunday dinner gu< sts of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton and family. Sp 5 John Westhues h.t last week after spending a 30 uay leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Westhues and family. He also sp-nt some time with his troth er Mike at Indiana Central College in Indianapolis. John had been in Korea and while there s|>ent six months on the DMZ line. He will finish his tour of duty with the Armed Forces in Viet Nam. MR. AND MRS. DAVIS RETURN FROM SAN FRANCISCO Mr. and Mrs. Keith Davis returned Saturday, March 8, from the national print ipals conference in San Francisco, California. Mr. Davis, principal of North Libert} High School and Gordon Nelson, principal of LaSalle High Scht*)l, represented the South Bend schools at the Nath nal Association <X Secondary Principals Conference. Ten thousand principals from all over the Cnited States attended thL» annual convention. The theme for the convention was "Secondary Education Ln An Environment Os Change”. The program in general consisted on a general session in the morning and evening, with outstanding, nationally known speakers, followed by smaller dA.wuasion sessions on various pertinent subjects in the afternoons. Highlights of the convention included adresses by Semi tor Edward Brooke and Dr. S. I. Hayakawa, acting president of Sun Francisco College, which is currently In the national spotlight. Following the convention Mr. and Mrs. Davis visited relative.* in I»s Angeles and San Diego, before returning home.

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Mr. and Mrs. Newt n Williams spent the we» k tnd m Milwaukee, Wi main where Mr. Williams pirtsipated in La- Na'? nil Elks Bow.mg tour n« v i* । member of the L i Porte Dague. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Baily H turned home M nday from a vacation spent in Fl >Hda. While there they visitt 1 many Walkerton people. .Vuong them were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stahly md Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kerchaert at Like Placid where Mr. Bierly enjoyed some good fishing. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finch and Mrs, C. AI. Carter at Daytona Bench, Mr. md Mrs. Albert Hayter and the Ernest Hayters of New Smyrna Bea. and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Thon, is at Melbourne Beach. They report the weather was a little cool but pleasant. Mrs. Ruth Bare had for her dinner guests recently in celebration of her birthd iy, MrRobert Foegley, Van lulia, Ms higan; Mrs. Ralph Hilhgas, Mr Florence Weise and Mis. Howard Miller of South Beni; Mi.>. Marvin Kizer and Mrs Leonard Steele of North Liberty, all sisters of Mrs. Ban Other jue-t.i were Mrs. Cecil Wrier and daughter of Notch Liberty. '1 he day was spent lemim < ing ■ 1 memories and placing card. Everyone enjojed i delicious covered dish dinner at n < n.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lavi I Mellin and family of PR mouth were Sunday '■ ■ ’ M dMI '. Ray Ch ipman and dan htern, Mr. and Mi J ( ,h n Heim, s r . •ml Mr nd Mrs. M L. Jordan visite i their -on J- an Heim, Jr. mF< rt Wayne Surrlav The Sr. Heim learned that their daugh-ter-in-law Illse Helm was named to tlie deans list at Indiana I niv« uty Extension. Mi Janet Bierly of Forrest Park. Illinois spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leder Bierly, Mi •- Bierly j. a counselor in the Proviso East SchoH in Maywocxi and she coun-eLs the freshman girls. This school h.is un enrollment of 3600 students. DORI AS I IR( LE MEETS Mrs. M L. Bouse and Mrs. Edgar Birk were hoste ; .e s to the Dorcas Circle in the living room of the Pr> sbyterian Chunfr. Mrs. M. B. Sin k, substituting for Mrs. Georgia Stillson led devoti m.- entitled The Cro.«.” The second in a -enes of lessons on P-alms wis given bv Rev. ]<• n B’T^ner. Mrs. Waiter Pckivet, <hiirm.iTi conducted a brief bu-ines.s >«.-sion and read the names for prayer list. Meeting cbeed w'h Fellowsnip ot I.- i-t < '>m < n lu< t*»d by Mr . M B S 3 k f llowed by <’ It » H r nr» i \ r

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