The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 September 1971 — Page 2

THE INDEPENDENT-NEW’S — SEPTEMBER 9, 1971

I Memories From. . |

• 1966 i Addition Ready I The new addition is ready to serve both of North Liberty I Schools. Gail Koss Pa<*w Shamrocks to 40 0 Victory , Gail Ross, the most outetand- " ins football player of teams of smal er size in this area paced the North Liberty Shamtocks I to i lop-sided win over John j Glenn School Friday night in t the opening game for both teams ■ with a score of 40-0. Kcc^pWon For New Ikxtpr 4 Th • public is cordially invited ’ bv Dr, and Mrs. Wiliam Carter • and Dr. and Mrs. Bryce Rohrer to meet Dr. and Mrs. Robert , Fen , r .ermacher at a rfoeption ; next Sunday evening, Sept. 11. • at the Walkerton Medical Clinic. 1911 County Accepts i School Petition i La^t Thursday aiiemoon at a meeting of the St. Joseph , County Committee for School (Reorganization, the Walkerton pefitton was accepted, by t^he committee to release Walkerton iron; the plans of joining with »a m mber of other school cor poratjns to be combined with the South Bend School System. This puts Walkerton in the Mar. shall County plan to be grouped with Polk Township. Town Repairs 64,970 - i Sq. Feet Os Streets The Town of Walkerton has let contracts to the United Bituminous Company of Westville, for tire repairing of local streets *and alleys. »JPresbyteriaa Dedication Service Sunday On Sunday afternoon, Septtember 17, at 2:30 the First Presbyterian Church of Walkerton will dedicate the new chinch manse at 104 Clark St. Open house will follow the service until 5 p.m. Cello Cleaners Moves Plant To Watkerton Tiie Cello Shirt Laundry and Cleaners, owned and operated by Cliff Riednour, has moved its entire plant to Walkerton fi on; their former South Bend location, 1956 Operation Faint At St. John's Church The (Brotherhood of Saint John's Lutheran Church adopted as their project for September, the punting of their white frame colonel church home. Market Report Beef roast, lb. 39; club steak, lb. 49; t-bone, lb. 52; hamburg, er, 3 lbs. 98; bolobna, lb. 25; sirloin, round and swiss lb. 52; potatoes, 10 lb. 31; and longhorn cheese, lb. 49. 1951 GaUloping Teas Are Buck The Galloping Teas, sponsor ed by the Junior Worn in’s Club arc on the “run” again. Mrs. Willi m Newhouse was surprised Thursday evening Mrs. Chas. Cripe; and Mrs. Densiow Doll were all surprised with guests popping in. Tiedr Hot’, DO No HJttrr tn Gam? Tin Walkerton High School opened the new baseball season by defeating Mill Creek 10 behind no-hit pitching of Jack Tiede last Thursday night. Tuesday night in the second game Rolling Prairie was dropped 7-2. CUa*, Will Observe Anniversary Day The Right Hand Class of the Methodist Church will observe it* third birthday Sunday morn ing d iring the regular class session, 1946 Set I p retire Patrol For School (’lnKlren A police patrol at the intersection of Roosevelt Road and

Illinois Streets has been established to operate twice daily, Monday through Friday, for the protection of school child! en icio.|kng thd national highway in Walkerton. Returned Vets Must Register Thiee special dates for registeiing all citizens not now qualified to vote in the November election have been set in St. Joseph County by a bi-part-isan board. The dates are Thursday, Friday and Satuiday, September 19, 20 and 21. Additional l unds Needed For Memorial! Additional funds are greatly needed to complete the drive for SI,OOO being raised by the War Mothers to be used in the erection of a suitable war mem orial in the local cemetery. Wheat Gctd Cpprd Indiana’s 1947 wheat goal totaling 1,500,000 acres is announed by L. M. Vogler, state director of the Production and Marketing Administraton. This figure is a slight increase over the 1916 goal of 1,449,000. 1941 Rialto Collects $51.65 For U.S.O. The Rialto Tneatre collected $51.65 last week for the United Service Organization in its drive all over the country for funds. Has Nice Orchard Mr. and Mrs. John Blazich, who moved from Chicago to Walkerton three years ago, and purchased a faun on road 23, a half mile south of Walkerton, have been delighted with the progress made by their young orchard during that time. Mr. Blazich purchased and set out 1,000 young trees, of various kinds, and this year has seen many of them heavy with fruit. Wil Hold 2nd Bank Hearing The Department of Finance Institutions of Indiana announced this week that it would hold a second hearing in the town hall at North Liberty on the petition to organize and incorporate a state bank at that place. Greene Addition To Be Ready October 15 The new addition to the Greene township school which has been under construction by the H. G. Christman Co., of South Bend is being rushed to completion as rapidly as possible. 1916 The Old Farm Horse ■StAI- Indispensable Today, when tne tractor is coming into favor as a source of farm power, there are those wildeyed extremists who would have Us believe that the horse is bound to be abolished from the farm. This same propaganda was preached at the time when steam power replaced horse power for driving the old time threshers. As a result of this recent aw-aking in favor of tractor power, horse breeders have become alarmed again at what seems to be a direct blow at their business. Opening For Schoo! The Walkerton Schools opened Monday with a good attendance in fact larger, it i s said than at the beginning of any term in the history of the school. : ' - A GOOD SALESMAN WHO &^A ! WORKS : iwpapeb aDVfRTIih.:?/ ■ £

NORTH LIBERTY

Mrs. Esther Harman attended a family dinner on Labor Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorgenfrei and family in South Bend. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims Sr., who will be celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, September 12. Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoudres attended the wedding Saturday of Miss Becky Sue McNutt and Michael Blaster at the Lutheran Church, Muncie, Indiana. Miss McNutt is a cousin of Mr. DeCoudres. Mr. and Mis. Frank Rauen spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deitrich at Carmel, Indiana. Bert Krieg, father of Rev. Dean Krieg, is a surgical patient in the General Hospital, Marion, Indiana. Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Clark were last Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Clark. Lakeville. In the evening, they called on Mr, and Mrs. Russell Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and Nellie Smith spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Zula Follin in Ply-mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Harman Hawblitzel and family returned to their home at Duarte. California, after visiting relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Wharton. Nellie Smith. Mrs. Ethel Kurzhal, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reamschnyder, Vera Shively and Mrs. Mabie Wonder attended fho golden wedding anniversary and reception of Mr. and Mis. B. C. Hagquist in the social rooms of pie First Brethren Chur h, South Bend, on Sunday afternoon, September 5. Mrs. Hagquist was the former Marie Smith of North Liberty.

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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fults, Lake of the Wooas, called on Mrs. Gertrude Sheneman on Sunday evening.

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„ Mrs. Ralph Wise is a patient in Memorial Hospital, room 810 ( South Bend, since Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims Jr, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gean Parmley and Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Savoe and family, Wayne Johnson. Mary Lou Haines and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sims and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Renz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Staub and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Renz and family enjoyed a camping trip and picnic at Lake Clay-more over Labor Day.