The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 September 1970 — Page 2

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Mts and Mrs. Hoy Newell. route 3 KiontZ Lake, Walkerton, former Residents of Ch cago wil ho'd an awn house at the Koontz Like “9 C" i-<r\MUpn Clubhouse in obser I ve. ejortf.eu 55th Wedding An । n:\eflary. Friends and relatives ni -Wall fix>m 2 to 5 p. m CDT on Aiiity. September 27. They I request that gifts be oni tted. The Newe I s were married on s Sept^nlMV^^S. 1915 ui Stratton. J; Perufylmnih Mrs Newell's pe, 1 rent< had celebrated their 55th 1 annual saiy and her husband's pai lit- ^d their 60th. 1 pES NEWS Mrj. Robert King. Win thy Matron. pnd Myron Mullett worthy pat <w pleaded in the East for the regular meeting of the Wa’ket ;<i® Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Tuesday Evening, Sent.i 15. Proteins for the officers’ ritulasdic work were: J -r eS Verk’er. associate patron; Mr- ^'lavence Reid. Adah; Mrs. D<>: Wotfenbarger, warder; and M - gD. G stakes as prompter. Mii King introduced tw > visito' - airs Flf i Hoc m. Syracuse a Hlibei of the Crown Point cl itfi and Mr Hanv Doll. W k4rton, a member of the H ' lUseton Ind chapter. A reSi.i *3>f the life of the founder of Eistern S’ii. D Robert Morris was icafi by Mis. King. A me. oria! seii ee was held for M'• <Haze ) Chapman, d &>d Mrs Chapman was ir..' Bd i’‘o Walkerton Chapter Oct > 1951 B. Vdavs lecognized were foi Mr- 41 ftakis and James Verkler. Tli. next meeting. Oct. 6 the initi.Bbry degrees will be confer id on tw> candidates. r lowing the closing of the cha( et a short program honorm.: The ovet 20 past matrons and psitrons, who were special irlvo-» — ^z^l***- ftw ■ I rl . N t. Sun . Sept 25 . o* Company of Killers W th Van Johnson Ray M’Fand Dead Run Willi Peter Liwford — Bonn* Saturday — M n ( <>u'<ln't Our. Ih r n A Degree of Murder With Anile PallenlMTg

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guests, by the officers. Each one received as a gift a loathe- i erette dues card holder. Mrs. John McCombs sang a clever parody in their honor. A social followed where table.; were decorated with bird houses and a scattering of purple and white paper petals. Refreshments were served by Mrst. William Beaver, Mrs. Charles Bolze. Mrs Neil Downey and Mrs. (Jerald Creed. Tyner lOOF News Noble Grand Lawrence Berglund presided at the meeting of the Tyner Oddfellows Lodge, . Wednesday evening. September 16. Chairman Joseph Bottorff reported that plans are being formulated for the Appreciation Banquet, honoring Tyner's own Carroll Zartman, who will be in' stalled as Grand Master of Indiana Oddfellows on October 14, at Grand Lodge Session in Indianapolis. The banquet for Mr. Zartman will be held October 24th at the John Glenn High School in Walkerton. Committtee members making plans are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph t Bottorff and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dipert. The Tyner Rebekah Lodge is keenly interested in this evening as Mr. Zartman is a

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member of their order. It was announced at the meeting that the addition to the Lodge Building is gradually nearing completion. Workers are urged to donate their time, that It will be finished by the Grand L^dge meeting in October. Committeemen Glenn Long and Frank Hurford served refreshments following the meeting. □ □ BIRTHS □ □ A son was born on Saturday. September 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walmoth of Walkerton

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