The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 11, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 August 1970 — Page 2

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□ Q NORTIIL 1 B E H T Y D * -[J The Over Sixty Club will meet at the North Liberty Community Building on Wednesday, August 12 at 1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin King recently returned fioni a vacation trip to Denver Cokuado. Rev. and Mrs. George Holston of Kokomo were recent visitors of Esther Harman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miliken in^outh Bend on Thursday e\ nin^ The Edith Steele families had a get-together picnic on Sunday at Storyland Zoo, South Bend. Mr. and Mis. Rud Brown of Lakeville called on Mr. and Mrs. W Iter Taylor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert La Turner and family of Rockford, Illinois. have purchased the Dwaine Whitmer residence. Mr. LaTurner has bought an employment agency, “availability.” in South Bend. They expect to move here the 10th of August. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Mt and Mrs. Durwood Clark and Luwaine attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rosnet in South Bend. Mrs. Rosnet is a sister of Harry Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hay, Marlis and Dana and Mrs. Inez Hay spent Saturday and Sunday. July 25 md 26 with Ed Hay at his cottage at Diamond Lake. Michigan. Mrs. Barbara Bradburg and children of South Bend called on Mt and Mrs. Vern Beauchamp Sunday afternoon. Monday evenirg callers were Karen Sue Betuchamp and Arthur Crowe of South Bend. The WMS of the First Brethten Church will meet at the Church on Friday. August 7 at 7:30 with Ruth Clark as hostess. Iris Boone is the leader and at this time the thank offering and project offering will be lifted. No laymen meeting this month. Pastor and Mrs. Kent Bennett. Joa and Julie are on vacation and return home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wharton reti med home from a vacation on August 3rd where they visited Mt and Mrs. Glen Rowe at Spokti 3. Washington. Mrs. Rowe is a cousin of Mrs. Wharton. They also visited with Mr. and Mt - Bob Morris at Cor-Delene. Id ho, a former classmate of Mt and Mis. Wharton of North Liberty High School. Miss Darlene Gouker, daughter of Mi. and Mrs. John Gouker. suffered a broken nose at the softball game at North Liberty Park on Saturday evening. Darlene had been keeping score, when the ball came in the right dir tion to hit her. In keeping scote she couldn't have done much. She is now home from the E Street Division Hospital whore she had surgery and is doing fine. I N-JrJyo-1 Open 7:00 EST - 8:00 Daylite Wed, Thurs., Fri.. Sat. The Saga of Ma Barker Shelley Winters In Bloody Mama Also Killers Three tobert Walker - Dick Clark Sun., Mon., Tues. Oliver 1 Thank You Very Much With Sanity Dennis

Mrs. Isbelle Weldy of South Bend called on Mrs. Nellie Smith Monday afternoon. D n HOSPITAL N E W S □ C j E Street Dvision, LaPorte Mrs. Thelma Ecker, Mrs. Anna Snyder and Lottie Wroblewski all of Walkerton. Pine Lake Division, LaPorte Mrs. Harvey Steffen, Mrs. Jean Bostedor and Eustace Bregi all of Walkerton. □ □ BIRTH □ — □ A son wap born on July 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pugsley, 804 Tyler Street, Walkerton, in the E Street Division Hospital, LaPorte. Drive Carefully!

PUBLIC SALE At 29619 Pierce Road, or 1 mWe west of downtown North Liberty on Ind. 4 on SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 AT 10:00 A.M. Having sold our home, we must sell the following: APPLIANCES 12” Emerson BW poflt. TV, 21 In. Zenith Console Color TV, 1 year old Kenmore humidifier, Hoover sweeper, radio* washer, 2 elec. heaters, hair dryer, french fryer, EM Hi-Fi tuner, elec, clock, console stereo* HOUSEHOLD Like-new round Formica-top dinette set (four chairs), a second dinette set (four chairs) like new gold Naugahyde sofa, like new maple desk and chaifl, night stand, aqua frieze snivel platform rocker, studio couch like-uiew, student desk, end tables, coffee table, bed frames, baby bed, high chairs, lamps, deacon bench, 2 Mahogany marblestop step tables and more. HOBBY ITEMS Camera^. slide projector, fishing tackle, fishing boat. OUTDOORS iJiwn and patio furniture, push mower, grill with rotisserie, bicycle, tricycle. MISC. Several wrist w’atches, towels, chenille spread, vases, pictures, lantern, tools, toys, toy chest*, garden tools, ladders, hi-fi records, hooks, etc. Carol and Duane Whitmer OWNERS Terms: Cash. .Goods seen day of sale. Not responsible for accidents or goods after sold. Refreshments Available Col. “Doc” Merrick Auctioneer South Bend 291-1567 “To the auction block with Col Doc” A6

WHERE THERE’S A CROWD, THERE’S A REASON! FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO LEVINE’S Hr HTlmk ^BHJHK HOj ■pUwWEI JW/ Hire a baby-sitter, leave the dishes, bring a car-full of your friends FRIDAY, AUG. 7 ami neighbors to the sail* of sales .. v DOLLAR DAYS AT LEVINE’S! (9:80 AM to 9:00 I’M) You’ll find savings in women’s ami girls’ apparel, men’s furnishings, wati’boav < ‘ OC3O AM M n STORK * LOOK AT THESE TYPICAL VALUES WOMEN S SLEEPWEAR. reg. to $8 l /2 QPf WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES, reg. to S2O $$ WOMEN'S TEE SHIRTS, reg. to sll l/ 2 Qff MEN’S CASUAL SLACKS, reg. to sl2 $4 SHUTS A PANT SHUTS, reg. to sl6 | o BOYS’ ONE-SIZE SOCKS, reg. 89c 3 PT $1 WOMEN’S DRESSES, reg. to $45 $27 GIRLS’ DRESSES, reg. to sl4 y 2 Qpf “ANGEL TREADS,” reg. 2.50 2 pr. $3 JUMBO BATH TOWELS, slight irreg., 7.50 val. $4 PANT 4 HOSE, reg. 2.00 p r $| CUSTOM DRAPES, Special Salo 20'; OFF

PINK AND BLUE SHOWER GIVEN A pink and blue shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kaser at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Ruby Jimerson, route 1, North Liberty. The shower was g’.ven by Mrs. Marvin Pahl and Mrs. Clarence Kaser. The gifts were presented to them after a family dinner which was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Klaus Radandt and family, Lakeville; Mr. and Mrs. I^eon Thomas and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jimerson and sons of Hamlet. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cale and daughter, Regina Buzzard of Osceola, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eaton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pohl and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Russel Jimmerson and daughters. Richard and Robert Cole of Walkerton and Judy, Carol, Sandra and Betty Kaser of LaPaz.

Robert E. Urhin, Editor PUBLISHER The Independent-News Co., Inc. 601-03 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Telephone 586-3189 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday of Each Week Second Class Postage Paid At Walketon, Indiana SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 83.00 Per Year -50 c Additions* If Mailed Out Os State Member Os The Hoosier State Press Association Second Class Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana PUBLIC SALE As we have sold our farm, we will sell at Public Auction, located 2 miles West of LaPaz on 6 to Pine Rd. North L. mile or 6 miles east of Walkerton on 6 to Pine *2 mile North, w’atch for sale sign. SATURDAY. AUGUST 8 10:30 AM. MACHINERY Extra good M T A 1 HC. Farmall Tractor, good original rubber, good 4 row I HC. Cultivators, 4 section spring tooth harrow shovel plow, 3 bottom No. 8 1 HC, plow, 4 section spike tooth harrow, 11 foot case wheel disk, 8 foot pull type Bradlev disk. 4 row I HC. corn planter. 12 foot, like new. Easy-Fiow, 4 bar New Idea hay rake like new. 216 in. David Bradley tractor plow, new 12 ft. grain auger and motor, 2 grain lig^u wagons with 5 ton hoists, 6 ft. No. 9, IHC Mower, David Bradley Hammer Mill & screen, Stone boat. Trailer with 100 bu. grain tight box, 7 ft. Combine Cycle, 800 bu. grain bin, 1 horse 5 shovel cultivator, bob sleds, combine tires size 650.16, 6 ply mud boat, good little wagon, corn picker drive chain, barn windows, spring seat for wagon, 2 iron kettles, Electric Siv. box. lawn mower, some Bxß barn timbers, 100 amp Electric Service, good Ford radiator, sump pump, electric motors (1-2 horse), woven wire stretcher, school bus body, buzz saw. oil barrel, boat, 5 rolls barb wire 80 rds. all new. lots of new steel fence posts (Scrapper for H. or M. Tractor) 75 ft. endless 6 in. belt, heavy 3/4 in. cable. (100 ft picket fencing) cribbing, some lumber, 254 ft. light pole, several log chains, used tires & wheels, ladders. 6 bundles innerlocking ashpalt shingles, double trees, neckyolks, grain sacks, shovels & forks, hay ropes, railroad end posts, plow points for IHC and Bradley plows, gas lantern, antique fan mill, lard press & sausage grinders. HOUSEHOLD. SOME ANTIQUES Buffet & 6 chairs, 2 living room suits, 4 beds, coffee table, library table. 1 set end tables & lamps, chest of drawers, swivel rocker, portable radio, oil space heater, kitchen sink, refrigerator, electric stove, very nice glass door antique cupboard, glass butter churn, oak drop leaf table, underwood typewriter, pots & pans, some old dishes, butter molds and bowls, crocks and jugs, good kitchen dinette set. MANY MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Auctionee’s note order of this sale, household will sell first. Elias R. Burger Terms: Cash Not responsible for accidents Lunch To Be Served By Pine Creek Ladies Auctioneers: Archie Schultz and Argel McDowell Clerks: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kaufman