The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 November 1970 — Page 5

Ftowi Hews. NORTH LIBERTY

Mrs. Dale Newland and son of South Bend were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Krueger. Mrs. Pauline Morris spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Russell O'Connor in South Bend. Mrs Edna German was the hostess to the M.rriam Circle of the St. John's Luthern Mission ary Society in her home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Sophia Nottingham entered the E Street Division Hospital on Thursday and had eye surgery on Friday, November 13. She is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fults. Lake of the Woods, spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Gertrude Sheneman. Mr. and Mrs. Will.am Kurzhal of South Bend called on Mrs. Nellie Smith on Monday. Mrs. Joe Vargo of South Bend ■pent all day last Thursday with Mrs. Bertha Schrader Weekend callers Included Mrs. Harvey Schopy, Day ton, Ohio, Mrs. Howard Noggle of Marion Indiana. Mrs. John Miller. New Road and Mrs Clem Lightfoot of Plymouth. Friday at midnight a pleasant surprise awaited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz, 206 N Main Street, at their door was their daughter and son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Spriggs of Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, who came for a week end visit Mr. Spriggs is in the service. Mr. ana Mrs. Don Teter and Ronald of Mishawaka, entertained guests at a family dinner in their home on Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Teter and Children, Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thayer. LaPax, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stoneburner of Walkerton and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman of North Liberty. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Richie, formerly of North Liberty. now of South Bend, a daughter, November 9. She has been named Rhonda Michelle. Mrs Richie Is the daughter of Mrs, Virginia Rose. Specializing tn Fennanent Waving Hair Shaping, Ooleriag 41 Styling Dede’s Beauty Salon Operators t DEDE FEJEB TERRY STULL CAROLYN TIEDE 90S Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana Phone 586-3644

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Luan and Julia Whitaker of • Lakeville called on their grands parents, Mr and Mrs. Walter Taylor on Saturday. Mrs. Theda N xon and Mrs. I Juanita Fisher were hostesses to i a baby shower in the latters home last Friday evening. November 13 > for Mrs. Carl Kaser Refresh- ! ments were served and many lovely gifts were received. Community Thanksgiving services will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m in the Church of Chr.st, North Liberty. Rev. Bob Willbanks of the United Methodist Church will be the speaker. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Bailey and Brenda, and Mr and Mrs. Steven Bailey and Steven Wayne of Goshen were recent vis.tors of Mrs Esther Harman. Mrs. Robert Geyer. Pine Road, returned home recently from Battle Creek, Michigan, where she spent the week w.th her daughter, Mr and Mrs Ronald O'Dell, they formerly lived in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin King and Mrs Charles Hammaker cal.ed on their cousin, Mrs. Clayton Cripe of Elkhart on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrß. Walter Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strope had dinner Sunday at Eby's pines in Bristol In the afternoon they called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stacker of Osceola, Club To Hold Open House Mrs. John Harbough, retiring president of the Liberty Township Home Extension Club, will hold an open house for all club members at 1:30 p.m. Nov 19 to complete a special project of the club. Members are to bring their filled, decorated coffee cans for Beaty Hospital, Westville, at thia time. Mrs. Harbough presided over the November meeting held in the home of Mrs. Marvin Kizer. Members sewed cancer bandages preceding a cooperative luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Henry Koenig, Mis. Dean Holderread. Mrs. Thomas McGwinn and Mrs Leon, ard Steele. Mrs. Marvin Kane installed the officers for the coming year. Serving as president will be Mrs. Herman Br.nkhoff. Other officers are Mrs. Donald Norton, vice-president; Mrs. Harley Knowlton, secretary - treasurer; Mrs Osborn Fisher, songleader; and Mrs. Harbaugh, reporter. Mrs. Arthur Kime, program chairman, introduced her sister, Mrs. Koenig, who gave an illustrated miration of her Family's Journey to Paraguary. The annual Thenksgiving bake sale has been set for Wednesday, November 25, in the Community State Bank.

The December Christmas party is being planned by Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Richard Weaver, and Mrs. Carl Will.e Since the meeting will be a surprise, the time and place will be announced at the Nov. 19 open house. VOTING DELEGATE Herman bnnkhoff, ivtite 2. North Liberty, has been cho > n as a voting delegate for the year ahead in the Tri State region of the Associated Milk Producers, Inc. during the district meeting in South Bend recently.

SERVICE NOTES

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NOVEMBER 19, 1970 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

Rd , North Liberty, Ind , recently completed a 38-week field artil<ry officer advanced course at the US. Army Field Artillery Center, Ft. Siil Okla. He received instruct.on in gunnery, guided missiles, artillery transportation, target acqui. ition tactics comb ned arms, comrnuni-cat.ons-eleetronirs and L.^istns Limited to ca.eer soldiers who are captains or majors, the course is designed to develop s< lected profession ,1 artillerymen to serve in battalion or brigade-level positions. Cipt. Morris entered the Army in July 1963 and was la -t stationed at Ft. Ru< ker, Aia. The Capta.n is a 1959 graduate of James Whitcomb Riley High School His wife, Mary, lives at 1421 Orkney Court. South Bend, Ind. Jacksonville, N. C, November 5 — M nine Master Sergeant

Heinr.ch Koenig Jr., husband cf tile former Miss Joan L of Riley Road. Not th Libe/ty, Ind., h .3 reported for duty it Mi me Corps Air Station. Ri'.ei, Ji< k.,onvill<', N. C. ■ tSSSb USS H incock October 26 — Na\y Seaman W vne A. F.- ts. •son oi Mr. x nd Mts Ar hew U Fus .ett of 29375 New-. R^J, North Liberty. Ind , h is deployed to the W- stern P or sic abotud aircraft carder USS Han< < K from N ival Air Station, A r meda, California. The Hancoi k, oldest it irk c?r« rier ifioat, is last year's rei r> lent of the B ittle Efficier. y award tnd this ye, r add’d iq her laurels the Arleigh Bm trophy or the greatest improve* ment in Battle Effic.ency. * I Contentment is merely a i ter of dividing whit you 1 ?vi with what you want.