The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 April 1970 — Page 7

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Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vische of Chicago were week end guests of Mr and Mrs. Herman Henry. Guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pickavet and family were b-r brother, Douglas Daniels end daughter of Zephry Hills, Fk. id” They also visited in Michigan among other relatives. Koontz Lake Consevation club meeting Saturday, May 2 at the club house with a pot luck supper at 5:30 CDT Hostesses for May are Mrs' William Amick and .Mrs. Jack Long. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Capek and family of Teegarden and Mr. and Mrs. James Capek And family were Saturday dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Capek, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Jacob and family were in Angola Sunday for a family gathering to welcome home his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacob, from Bradenton, Florida wheie they spent the winteE. Mr. and Mrs Frank Helfrick are visiting at the home of their granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs Robert Flude Jr. in Valparaiso to help care for their new great-grandson who arrived on April 26th at Porter Memorial His name is William Alfred Flude. REGULAR MEETING NIGHTS Os The Orville Easterclay Legion Post 189 2nd and Last Thursday of Each Month At’xjliary Unit 189 l«t Thavsday Os Each Month

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VOTE FOR JOHN S. GONAS for State Senator St. Joseph A Marshall Con. Former Chief Justice Ap|»elate Court A Judge-J tn enile-FrobiUe Court. alw, State Senator. BS hi CE, MJi. IXMJ. GET THINGS DONE

A* State Senator, Gouas was Senate ('auctin ( hairmaa, fought for labor, farmer, small bminess, xeteranx, teachers police A firemen, oil age pension A child welfare, >4)0%. A* Judge of Jtnenile-rrobnte Courf. Gonae gained National A International re< ognitfon. I nih-d Nations Conference participant, Ixiwest Delinqia ni v rate in I S., Author, • Delinquent j: There Is an An*wrr\” 1 GONAS XMEL LEt.ISLATE TO Cl KB CRIME It LOWER PROI’EKT) TAX VOTE GONAS DEMOCRAT MACHINE M-D A3OP VOTE GONAS , STATE SENATOR DEMOCRAT

Mrs. Bertha Urbin was in Kewanna Wednesday to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law, Mr. Samuel Woods. Col. and Mrs. Fletcher Jaquess of Evansville, Indiana, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Williams. Janice S. Hartsough, route 3, W alkerton Trail, Walkerton, is also on the Dean's List at Indiana University, Bloomington. Larry C. Neiswender, route 2, Walkerton, is on the Dean's List at Indiana University, Bloomington. Nancy A. Chapman, buy Washington Street, Walkerton ,is listed among the three hundred and seven students from St. Joseph County qu /he Jean's List at Indiana University, Bloomington. Mrs. Hairy Fries, Koontz J^ake, has had as her house guest this past week he." cousin, Sister Mary Lucretia of the Loretta Mother House, Nerinx, Kentucky Duncan Charles Mitchell, a freshman at Indiana University, South Bend, received a literary award from the University recently. Duncan is from route 1, Walkerton. Airman First Class David M. Fitzgerald is home for a week’s visit with his family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fitzgerald and family. David is stationed at Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha, Nebraka. C Emmet Eiler, associate professor of education at Bethel College. Mishawaka, attended the annual state meeting of the Indiana Association for Student Teaching at Ball State Universitv. Muncie, on Wednesday. April 22. Success conies to men who won't take no for an answer.

□ Q OBITUARIES □ Q Dr. Charles L. Geyer Dr. Claude L Geyer, 77, of 132 S. Scott Street, South Bend died at 6:25 a.m. Friday in Healthwin Hospital alter an illness of eight months. Dr. Geyer had practiced denistry in South Bend for ninny years until his illness. He was a staff dental surgeon at Memorial Hospital for many years, and served as president ot the South Bend Board of Health during Mayor Pavey's administration. He was a member of the St. Joseph County and Indiana State Dental Associations. He was r veteran of World War I, having served as a dentist. Born April 18, 1893 at North Liberty, he earned his D.D.S. at Northwestern University and came to South Bend in 1915. On October 15, 1920 at Rochester, Indiana, he married Retha Pratt, who survives. Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. William A Carleton of South Bend, and Mrs. John H. Winant of Williamstown, Masscahusettes; five grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. J. Oare of South Bend. Funeral services were held Monday by Rev. Daniel W. Fowler, DD.; pastor of the Fist Presbyterian Church of which Dr. Geyer was a member. Burial in North Liberty Cemetery. Mrs. Berton J. Kiplinger Mrs. Mary Alice Kiplinger. 87. of 1206 Cedar Street, died at 11:05 p.m April 24 in her home after a two-year illness Born April 26. 1882. in Crumstown. she had lived here 67 years, coming from North Liberty. On June 26. 1907, she was married to Berton John Kiplinger in South Bend. He died in 1942. Surviving are five daughters. Mrs. Alpha LaMar. Mis. June Huber. Mrs. Ellen Jeffries and Miss Lois Kiplinger all of South Bend, and Mrs. Mary Grace Dunn of Beach Grove, Indiana: eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs. Lila Graf of North Liberty and Mrs. Merriam Hertel of South Bend. Funeral services were Friday CAR DAMAGED WHILE PARKED? Meridian Mu tsal OFFERS PARKED CAR PROTECTION ■ Don’t pull your hair ■ ... just be sure you have Meridian Mu- | tual’a Parked Car I I Coverage ... an un- I I usual advantage you I ■ can have when yuu ■ B insure with us! PIMM u today .. . RobL W. Johnson Insurance Morning — Hamlet Phone H67-2H24 Afternoon* — Koontz Lake Phone Walkerton 586-2&M

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in the Evengel Heights United Methodist Churcr. Rev David J. Lynch, pastor, and Rev J. A. Hornick, former pastor, officated Burial was in Highland Cemetery. She was a member of the church. Walkerton OES "Spring Garden Planting" was the title of the poem the Worthy Marton, Mrs. Robert nmg, opened the meeting of Walkerton Chapter Order of Eastern Star, Tuesday evening. April 21. Proteins were James Verkier, associate patron; Mrs. Robert Johnson. Martha; and Mrs. Donald Wolfenberger as the warder. Mrs. King. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Candler. Mrs. De Wayne Pavey, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfenberger and Mrs. William Elkins attended the "Garden of Love'’ session of Grand Chapter in Indianapolis April 27, 28, and 29.

The Kiddies Day Parade Is Coming! June 4th is your day. Kids. It's time to get busy wtih your plans and fill out your entry blank so ( hairman David I rame ( an , sure we have a big. big Parade again this year. Our Thtme"(.rand Old American Days” offers many great ideas for costume* and Kiddie floats. Why don't you and your Mommies and Daddy* start planning now? See you in the Parade, kids. Kiddies day parade june 5, 1970 Line Up; NAME (S) AGE (S) ADDRESS Return blank to office (PIJ or ST. Pat. Schools) or mail to David f rame, Walkerton Elementary S< hool by May 29th.

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Renewal of the Obllgatiod^waa given by Worthy Patron Wion Mullet, in which all present "participated Miss Donna berger sent her birthday money, Mrs. Stanley Orcutt, president of the past M itrohs Club announced the club Would meet Tuesday evening for a dimer meeting at 6:30. Mrs ('larence Reid will be initiated into the club. The place will be revealed when the telephone committee contacts the members. DeMolay installation will be held Saturday night, May 2 at which time James Verkier. Jr. will be installed as Master Councilor. Mr. and Mrs Edward Peterson and Mrs. Robert Waldman were hosts for the social hour that followed. NEW LEAF Make those good resolutions today forget the past and start with a clean slate.

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