The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 October 1970 — Page 13

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Mrs. Bill Newson, of Buchanan Michigan, spent Sunday with Alts. Faye Jones. Weekend guests of Mrs. Russel Smith were Mrs. Roy Hohman and Mrs. George Hering of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Sheatsley Jr., of Alexandria. Virgini i. spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Sheatsley .Sr. Mrs. Ellen Brede returned home from a five week toui which included Be gium, Spain, France, I Lily, Switezriand, Austria, etc. Mrs Brede m ide the same tr p .-even years ago and said the progress was remarkable. Word was received Wednesday of last week by the Walkerton i’ol.ce of an auto accident involving Mr and Mrs. Russell 11 iby, 110 Washington St. Waikerton The accident occured in Batavia,. New York while the Rubys were vacationing. Boln are in St. Jerome H .spita! in Batavia, seriously injured. Mr. Ruby is the Street and Park Commissioner for Walkerton. Fred L oyd who lias been .n the armed forces in Viet Nam tor the past four years is on a .'lO day furlough and will be home this week to visit h.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Cripe and daughters and other relatives. Fred has completed his service .n Viet Nam and wil be stationed somewhere in the states following his furlough. Mrs. Newton Williams was in DeMotte, Indiana Monday, to pay her respects to the families of three friends, two of which lost their lives ni a traffic accident, near Hebron Saturday night. The dead are Mrs.. Gerald Curtin and Mrs, Alfred Ewart, of Demotte. The driver of the car, Mrs. Elbert Cheever, is in the Porter County Hospital, in Valparaiso, seriously injured. Miss Knip, of Demotte, driver of the other car, was serously injured and underwent surgery on Monday. The children or the late Charles Groshans met together for dinner at Niles, last Thursday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Groshans, New Carlisle, Mrs Methal Ferroi Monticello. Florida, Mr. md Mrs. Charles Groshans, of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Groshans, St. Petersburg. Fla., and Mr. and Mrs Laurence Groshans, of Walkerton. After a social time they left for their homes bidding goodbye to the Harry Groshans, who are leaving for their home in Florida this week. <

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Mrs. Byron Harwood of H im--1 mond and Mrs. Edna Kenney of Morrocco ;spent two days last . week visiting in the home of i their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd . Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDtaly of ■ Li Porte were Sunday guests of . their cous ns. My and M.s Mayotte Arseneau. Guests of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bick last Friday evening tor the football game were. Mi. and MrJack Schriver ami family ot Akron and Miss J.met Sm.th of Wa - s iw. Following the g ime they returned to the Bick home lor refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Be! ing t recently ce ebrab d then- 60th wedding annivers rry with a 1 amJy dume, at Dudecks Restaurant in New Caß.sie. Mi .md Mrs Bel mger live on Warn .1 Road and are the parents oi thue daughters md one s m Mr.s, Ruth Hughes and M.. Hazel Metzger of South Bend .md Mrs. Be tha Urbin were n |<ewanna Sunday visiting n lativ< s Mr.s. Hughes and Mr Fibin vsited their brother and wife Mr. and Mrs David Metz< r and i cousin, Fred By.er, and Mis Margaret Geirsp e Mis Ab tz. - i spent the day with her sistr r, Mrs. Gelespie. Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer weie in Chicago from Thursday to Sunday of last week where they attended Order ot East, i n Star in their home chapter and visited relatives ond fr.ends. On Sunday their daughter and s >nin- aw, Mr and Mis. Thomas Jerome of Gr.fith entertained forty guests at dinner at the Log Restaurant in Dyer. Illinoih honoring the 75th birthday of Mr. Pfe.ffer, her father. The pfioffer families were present from the surrounding territory and extended their birthday wishes. MIW DAVID KNOWLTON IS HONORED AT SHOWER Mrs. David Knowlton was honored Sunday afternoon at a baby shower given by Mrs Gene Lute, and Miss Mar.lyn Lwhn in the Johnson Township Community Building. The honor guest was presented with a bootie corsage. The g its were placed on a table decorated in a pink and blue crepe paper table cloth and a baby tree center piece. Contests and games wore featured and prizes were won by Miss Adela.de Milard, Mrs. Charles D.iube and Mrs. Du is Dipert. Mrs. Carl Delaney won the door prize. There were 30 guests present coming from Plymouth, Muha-

waka, Lakevi’le, North Lafayette and Walkerton. Refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee were served. KEEPSAKES SHOWN AT CU B MEETING Worn m's Community Club met at the Walkerton Town Club House on Friday, October 2. The president, Mrs. Betty G iffin, opened the meeting w.th a poem on the be iiity of fall and welcomed all present. > Twenty two members responded to roll call by naming their favorite keepsake. Mr.s. Helen । Mitchell gave the devot.ons using "P< ace" as her theme. Mrs. Fern Grote was elected to membeiship in the club. The secretary reaf a notice of the GOth annual district convention to be held in Bremen on ^uesday, October 6. Members were asked to bring g its for Beatty Memorial Hosp.tal at the November Ist meeting. Mrs. Grace Atwood program < h tirman. asked each member to sh>»w the keepsake she hid brought and tel] its history. Mmy interesting articles weie di payed, inrlud ng several dols that were over i hundred y . trs fl '! * ire dishes nud stive,. pieces and jewelry, all with an interestting history. The hostesses for the tea were Mis. Cyde Wi’z, Mrs David I i were nee, Mrs. Guy Mutchler and Mis Ethel H idelmyer, serv-

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ing from a beautifully appointed table, decorated with fall f owe.s. Mrs. Gus Verkier poured. HONORED at shower A bridal shower was g \en m honor of Mi-s Manlyn Spence xecenLy by Mrs Carolina Spcn< > and Mrs. Josephine Shaip .R St. Anthony H.i!|, Fish Lake. Tne prospect.ve brjoe was presented with a co sage made by hci aunt. Mr . Josphine Sharp. Games were played and priz s were awarded to Miss Cindv West and Mrs. Wiliam Wheat. Mrs. Rose Welb won the attendance pr ze The bride elect o pem d her gifts followed by dessert which was served from a table decorated in brides chosen co urs of blue and green. L ttle bi .de dolls made by her aunt. Mrs Lorette Gantert decorated the punch tab e. Mis< Sp<>nce will become the bride of Allan E. Chlupacek on October 21 at st. Anthony Cath ilic Church, Fish Like. i r\( oi \ township home. M \KI RS I XTENSION < |.| n Tile Octobei pot kck d.nnei was att.md.ai by twenty members. Dm ng the bu ness meeting if was Vbted t<> diseont nue this dinner as our fm^iy r ght dinner come ilso ,n the month of O< tober It w>l be on Saturday nig J, October 21. wiUi a p >tlu< k supper it C3O o' l nr ] ; The meeting in N j\« mber

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I be postponed due to fall elect jn. It w. l be held October 27. The committee in charge of Tuesdays meeting were, Mm, George Fm verda, Mrs. (ji.. Ver !> ier md Mrs C.oyd Snath. There wiil be an all day cmeel bandage sew.ng on Wedn> day, Oelob !• 11. ON STI DEN I' < OI NSI LlN'f. S | \| <’ A student counse in.; s’ df • ' 204 ha. b. en assigned ’o Pmu . . University's 11 n .-derie, h ~. units to prmudA persona a R so ial counseling for the mvj. . ci iduate r< sident tl .. i Alber t Mr o< zlje'.'. ■ / Ji Ga.. .; Crumstown H ghw <y is a v ■ scior at Cary and Thom., w. rob •. ro ite 2, W I . also a counselor at C r \ ;. . de nee. A PLACE i H sT I OR HPR ( ailed HER place ,{orn 1 | Evry Day Til 5:30 I r day TX ;00

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