The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 April 1969 — Page 12

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NKWS — APRIL 3, 1960

□ D O B I T I A KIES D q Ludwig V Johnson Ludwig A John- n. 69, Rt. 1. Walkerton, died at 12 15 am. March 28 at the Walkerton Nursing Home after 40 yea,.with the J. Livingston Co.. electric <1 enginevi-. He was born on September 9. 1^99, in Chicago. He had lived here since January, 1965. when he came from Chirac i. He married Frances Will' n Jun* 2. 1923. m Chicago. She survives with a daughter, Mis. Fay H o sett of Rt. 1. Walkert n; two giund*hildr«n: and a .sister. Mrs. E.‘i« Johnson cl Wavcily , Fla. S* i vi. < - were at 3 p.m. i EST t STuiday. at the Ihinrs Street Build.n:; of the United Metho.h-t Chun h in Walkerton. Reveler 1 Harold E Williams p»4 a . f the church, c-ffa : ted. Euii 1 w s at the W >dl.wn Cia 'eiy Walkert n. He w, s a me ml * -of Hie Elin S •t> P: es-i nai Engim. ' - in (.: t go: the Viking L.nn I > !..• 57 <7 M. dun: and a nu n? ■ : • / tin Stan 1 . i Lodge 65 of SF. . A.. Chic g". Troy Stahly Graveside sen-vices for Troy Eugene Stah y. 11 days, of 600 U Roo.se v* T Rd.. Walkerton, wan held at 2:30 p.m. EST Mirth 2t at the Woodlawn Cemetery in Walkerton. Rev. Ken Bergner, pastor < f the United Presbyterian Church in Walkerton, officiated. The child u.cd of natur.J. causes ut 10:20 am. Tuesday in St. Jost ph s H pital. He was ban in S. ath Beni on March 11. He wa- the s in . f Mr. and Mr;. Donald E. Stahly if Walkerton. Also surviving are his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E Stahly of Walkerb n. and his maternal gr..ndpa. er‘< Mi. and Mrs. Homer Stoneburner Jr. of Rt. 1, Plymouth. Mrs. Nora B. Singleton Mrs. N. ra B. Singlet -n. .89. of Rt. 1. New RI.. N nth Lila rty. died at 12:15 p.m. Saturday m her home. She was born April 18, 1879. Surviving are three s ns. Cha.les, Ralph and Raymond, al! of North Liberty; a daughter. Mrs. Sylvia Louderback of Walkerton: 11 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. Services were ut 2 p.nr. Monday in the Palmer Funeral Home. Rev. Ernest Wickston of the Assembly of God Church. Elkhart, officiated. Buna! was in OCk Grove Cemetery, Mill Creek. Mrs. Clarence Burden Mrs. Maude E. Burden. 85, of 68099 Sycamore Rd.. North Liberty, died at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Pine Lake Hospital, Laporte, after a long illness. She wa born July 6. Iss3 j n Michigan. Her husband. Clarence, died ir M iy, 1967. Surviving is a niece. Mrs. T. H. Clark cf Flint. Mi -h Services were at 9 a.m. CST Monday in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Walkerton, Rev. Anthany Letko, pastor, 'ffiiiated. Burial wa> in the Riverview Cemetery, South Bind. -Mrs. Bill I). Zent Mrs. Agne- Patin a Zent. 39. of 10h Williams St. .North Liberty. died at 10 pun. Friday in St Joseph’s Hospital of a cereb al hem rrhage. She was born July 30 1929 in Whtesboii. NY., and Come to N rth Liberty 10 years ago from South Bend She w. married April 11 1959 in M.shaw tka to Bill D Z*nt who survives. Ais surviving are her parent- Mr. an 1 Mrs Fred Al-th-.f i : W h t«- boro. ,i on Aaron Patrick and u laughter, Kann

Easter Sunday Brunch MMIM, I MIL 11:30A.M. ( S.T. Juice, Coffee or Milk and Roll, 30c Easter Special - Baked Ham at KOFFEE KUP “ GROVERTOWN, IND. Open x to I «Mi EaM«r

Marie, both at home; five brothers. Lestei Althiff of Mishak aki. Donald Althiff of Granger, Eiwaii, Douglas and Harold Althoff. all of New York, and tw sisters, Mrs. George Eisen wk and M.s. Richard Griffith, been of New York. Services were held ut 2 p.m. Tuesday in the North Liberty United Methouist Church. Rev. Thomas M. Frost officiated. Burial was in Westlawn Cemetery. IN MEMORIAL In roving memory cf odr beloved husband, father and grandfather, Dale Watts, who passed away April 5. 1968. God saw you getting weary, He did what he thought best. He put his arms around you. Ari whispered cane and rest. The Golden Gate stood open, One year ago today, With g<*>>d-bye left up poken, Y >u gently passed away. Mr>. Dale Watts Children an ! G. mdchildri n a3p CAR I) s () F TIIA NK S We wi T to th ink everyone for their prayers, cards, flower?, and memorial gifts sent to u- d the time of the loss of our baby, Troy Eugene. Also we want 1 > thank the people who brought food to us, the Nusbaum Func.al Home, and mostly to Rev. Kenneth Bergncr who comforted t / during our tune of trial. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stahly Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stahly and family Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stoneburner and family a3p Our sincere thanks to all those who gave us aid and sympathy at the death of our mother and grandmother, Nellie Baughman. The flowers, cards and other acts of kindness was greatly appieci ded. We want to thank R* v. John McCormick of the Piae Creek Church, also the Hard* n Funeral Home for their kindness and services. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Schmeltz Mr. and Mrs. John Schmeltz Mr. and Mrs’. Fred J. Keller Mrs, Charles Schmeltz ?7 - and families pd We sincerely thunk the friends and neighbors for their calls, ciwd-s, flowers and many ex'essn>ns i f sympathy during the recent loss of our mother. The Sylvia Dutcher Family We wish to thank all those who during the illness and death of our loved one remembered her through piayc-s. cards and visits. Also a special thanks to Rev. Williams; the WSCS: the neighbors and the Nusbaum Funeral Home for their many acts cf kindness shown, us during oifi bereavement. Boyd Sheil Mr. and Mrs. Gale Sherlan 1 and family I wish to express my heart r elt appreci ition to Rev. Harold Williams for his prayers and visits while in the hospital. Also the WSCS, Dixie Walkers and the Better Homes Demonstration Club for the flowers and to my many friends and relatives tor their visits and cards. Mrs. Ch de Stickler a 3 J wi h to express my sincere appi eclat i<>n f<r the prayers, flowers, cards and many acts of kindness extended to us during my h<>. pit ihzati n and recupera-

tion at home. May God bless and keep you in good health. Harley Mangus a3p Former Resident Cited For Heroism In Vietnam War A former resident of Rt. 2, Walkerton at Fish Lake has been awarded the Bronze Star medal with "V" device for heroism in ground combat in South Vietnam. Sgt. Dale Hostetler, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bixley, Granton. Wisconsin, is the binther of Wade Hostetler, Rt. 3, Walkerton and is the grandson of the late Allen Hostetler of North Idbcrty. According to the citation. Hostetler’s platoon came under heavy enemy automatic weap >ns fire from concealed p ositions on Aug. 5 of last year while <>n a combat mission in the A Shau Valley. The citation said. "H<cbtl with complete disregard fir his own safety, nianeuveied t > tia caemy flank and M'ninerl a heavy volume of effective automatic weapons ire. “Hostetler then crawled ! within throwing di lance cf the enemy position and threw a hand grenade which -ilenced its occupants. Hostetler's acti ns enabled the members of his pla toon to withdraw the wound* I men to a safe position.” Hostetler entered the Army in November, 1967, and received hi basic training at Ft. Bliss, T*‘xas. After completing udvan’**! training at FT. Polk. La., he was sent to Viet Nam in April, 1968 with the 101st Airborne IMv. The 23-year-old s Jdier was recently in Hong Kong for recuperation. was wounded on three separate occa.sions in Vietnam fighting and expects to be in the United States so«i. He escaped injury in the Aug. 5 fight, but suffered a serious leg wound shortly afterwards. OREGON TOWNSHIP HOME EC TO MEET The Oregon Township Home Ec will meet at the home of Mrs. Harmanna Germain on Cherokee Road, Tuesday, April Bth., at 1:00 p.m. sharp. This meeting is a little special and we also have a lesson which will be good for us all. Hope to see everyone there. Helen Quebbeman, Reporter Obey The Traffic Laws

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POLICE NEWS Persons appearing before Justice of the peace, H, Newton Williams this past week are as ■follows: Wanetta V. Eisenhart, North Liberty, Ind. paid a fine and cost of $19.25 on a charge of no operators license. Cynthia L. Nyk, 106 S. Hamlet St., Hamlet, Ind., fine and cost of $19.25 for no operators license. Gene D. Eaglebarger, 66253 State Road 23, North Liberty. Ind., fine and cost of sl9 25 for no operators license. Francis E. Maze, R. R. 3. Walkerton, Ind.. $23.25 fine and cost for speeding. Also fined in cafeteria cou • for illegal parking were Leon J Bumhain, 475 E. Ma Hon St.. Nappanee, Ind.: O. H Fry, 912 Ohio St., Walkerton, Ind.; and Frank Ross, 904A Ohio St., Walkerton, Ind. TABOR 5 F PAPER DRI\ E The Tal>or church Y *uth Fellowship will have a p'per dii' April 10. 11 ;md 12. Tivre wi । be a bin at the ch’ir h. at P.rc and State Rd. 4 where you can leavr xour pip-.' or for pick-up call 6f6-''s9o * i 619-uo9» Lakeville. N VTION AL ! H. V WEEK Miss Mildred Reel, National Advisor f"f FHA. summed up the purpose of the organization th way: "As an integral part i the h"me economies edu-atim program in the high schools, Future H »m* makers of Ametica projects learning experiences beyond the classroom into the homes and lives of the individual members. Our aims are to help develop leadciship qualities in the individual and strengthening family life.” The FHA Chapter at John Glenn High S< hool has schedule t a number i 4 activities in observance < f National FHA week Accoi.ling to Roberta Van Dvke. President, the plans Include putting an apple and a brownie in the teachers mailboxes, wenrintr red and white on a specified day, and a few additional activities to promote their special day. Future Momemakers of America is a non-profit, self-support in - organization, officially sponsored by the U. S. Office of Education and the American Home Economics Association. High school home economics teachers serve a •

advisors tv> the more than 12.000 FHA Chapters. National lit 1quarters are located in Wajhh.gton, D. C. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Public Notice is nerewith given that the Board of Trusiees of the Town of Walkerton. Indiana, will accept sealed bids until the hour of 7:30 pm. Tuesday evening, May 6, 1969, for the express purpose erection of preengineered metal building or alternate bid of concrete block construction of same dimensions for the purpose of housing the Walkerton Volunteer Fire Department Plans and speifications are on file and may be seen at the of--of Clerk-Treasurer. All submitted bids are to be filled < n prescribed State of Indiana Bid Forms and to be accompanied with a certified chock or bid bond in the amount of ’.ess than s'; of the total amoun’ o*f the bid. Said bids shall also he accomp inied with noncollusion affidavit. Succes- ul bidder will he required to submit .a r- ■ ' in' inco bail in amount of 10*1', up n execution of contract. w : ’ i di woik complying with Indiana specifications and standards and further tn appi vd and acceptance by the Board <-f Trustees. The E-aid further reserves the right to accept or reject any or al! parts of the submitted bid. Dated this 2nd day of April. 1969. Wayne L. Cover Clerk-Treasurer Walkerton, Indiana 2talo

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