The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 October 1971 — Page 9
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Christmas Card Sale at the Independent-News on November 4. 5 and 6. Marie and Bob Funkhouser attended the Indiana Bahai Faith , ate convention on Sunday, Oct >ber 24, at Lafayette. Mondiy callers of Mrs. Bertin Urbin were her daughter and t mvly, Mrs. John Guttman, John, B be. Cindy and Amy, of Wakarusa. M. and Mrs. Gene Eib, of Indi inapolis, were week end guests f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner. Mrs. Ruth Hughes, of South Bend, Mrs. Anna Allen, of Winamac, Mr. and Mrs. David Metz, ger and Fred Byer, of Kt wanna, were Sur.diy guests of Mrs. Bertha Urbin. There will ba no pot luck supper for the Koontz Lake Conservation cub members this Saturday, due to Hilloween. New officers elected for the year are: Albert Brenner, president; Mrs. Horie rose MMivnan, vice presidnt; Mrs. Caroline Newell, secretary; and Mrs. Doro.hy Huneryagcr, treasurer. My. and Mrs. Earl Hartsock, of Ray, North Dakota, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sickley and family. The Stiokieys celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon at the Community building with 100 people at ending. Guests came from South B nd, Mishawaka, LaForte, Ft. Wayne, North Liberty, Plymouth, Chesterton, Kingabury, Gro vertown and- Walkerton. A buffet supper was served in the even,ng for the families. Many beautiful and useful gifts were received. Mrs. W. V. Valentine, of Indianapolis, was a guest of her mother, Mrs. Oscar Barney, from Thursday to Monday. She < ame Lecause of the serious illress of Mrs. Barney’s son-‘n law, ft ibej-t Holland, of South Bend, who underwent surgery in Memorial hospital, Mr. Holland is well known in the Walkerton area.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and family, of Indanapolis, spent the week end with her'parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moon and family, of South Bend, were also gue.4 s for Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Walter Johnson, of Walkerton, Wally Johnson, of North Manchester, and Mrs. Lee Hatten, of LaPor.e, were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson and family, of Howell, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Rieha rd Cormelink and family, of Auburn, Michigan. Mrs. M. B. Sliek had as her week end guests M•. and Mrs. E. Paul Sliek, Suzi, Silly, Nancy and Thomas, of F . Wayne. Wick end gue ts of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch were Mr. and Mis. F. W. Hathaway, of Grund Rapids, Michigan. Mrs. Hathaway is M s. Burch’s sister. Mrs. George Barden Sr. returned home this w^bk from California where she visited h< r daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood. She also attended the wedding of her grandson, James K. Ross, son of Mrs Wood, and Rose Mary McGavem, on September 11. Sh • returned home byway of Kansas City to vis.t her son. George Barden Jr., and family, of Overland Park, Kansas. NOTICE I will not responsible for any debts other than my own. O. H. Fry 3tnllp CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY Mis Deana Clark, daugn'er of Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Clark, celebrated her f *'t birthday with a party on Ootolar 15. Those present at the party were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark and Bruce; M*. and Mrs, Russell Clark; Mrs. Clara Ames; Mr. esd Mr-i. David Clark and Ver >nica; Mr. and Mrs. Chuch Dotson Barry and Allen; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rensbertger. Mark and Saacy and Mr. and M.s. Rich
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Hamilton and Randi. REMINDER Just to remind the memtiers of ihe Lincoln Township Extension Homemakers Club, ihe Harve t Supper will be on Friday, October 20, at 6:30 p.m. It will be a pot luck supper with members of our fam Les as guests. Please bring your service too. □ - □ 11 OSPI TAL NO TE S D □ ADMITTED: E STREET, LaPORTE Harold A. Schweder and Mrs. Randle Collins, both of Walkerton. vumE LAKE. LaPORTE Verle Zimmerman and Robert Davis, both of Walkerton; Virgil Myers and Mrs. James Daughtrey, both of North Liber,y; Elizabeth Orcutt, of Walkerton. MEMORIAL, SOUTH BEND Amos Bieily, Walkerton; and Dola Hocker, North Liberty. GIRL SCOI T NEWS Gu l Scout Troop 333 held their meeting M inday with the 79\rs patrol having the flag ceremony. The meeting was sp< nt talking mJ getting our orders for badges we have earned. We had a Halloween party at Farrar's barn on Friday, October 22. Me played many games, had a treasure hunt and bobbed for apples. Everyone had a good time. Anyone interested in joining our troop, we meet Mnday nights from 7:1)0 to 3:00 p.m.' at the Presbyterian Church. basketball team OPENING The Walkerton Independent League has an opening for a basketball team. Games are played on Wednesday nigh s. starting November 3rd. Anyone interested in entering a team, call Chet Bigler, ak 536-3606 or 586^184. better home extension CLUB MEETS The October meeting of the B ' ter Homes Extension Club was held at the Community Budding, Walkerton, on October 25. Mrs. Bran on Hiatt presided at the meeting. he Chris mas Bus Trip to Chicago w ll be on December 2. The bus will leave Walkerton at 8:00 am. Res rvations should be made with Mrs. Wayne Cover for the trip Art craft night was observed.
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Mrs. Richard Anderson demons rated the use of man made fur into flowers. Many beautiful flowers were madw by the club members. Hoste seg for the evening were Mrs. Claude Watkins, Mrs. Wayne Cover and Mrs. William Zlatos.
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I want to express my sincere thanks for the many cards, gifts and thoughts I received during my recen. stay in the hopital. Linda Boone I wish to thank my relatives anti many friends for the cards, flowers and other kindnes es shown during my illness and stay ,n the hospital. J. B. Williams A very special thank you to everyone who helped make our 50 h wedding anniversary such a slice -s. To the hundreds tha; came to see us, to those that brought the unexpected gibs and flowers. To Sharon Klinedinst for the wonderful .song anti music. To Rev. Floyd Leper and Rev. Jack Kline for tying our
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marriage vows more firmly and for the hundreds of cards of congratulations. We mos t humbly say “Thank You." Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stunts We would like to thank every one for the flowers, food and other acts of kindness shown at the tim • of the loss of our loved one. A special thanks to the A. M. Manuel Funeral Home and to Rev. Bennet. The family of Garrett (Ted) Rans bottom I wish to thank friends and relatives for cards, flowers and your prayers and visits during my stay in Memorial hopital and since returning home. Aga:n, many thanks, all was greatly appreciated. Mrs. Gertrude Sheen-num I would like to thank the church, family, clubs, friends neighbors for the lovely plants, gifts, cards and visits wh le I was in the hospital and since returning home. Sincere thanks. Mrs. Laura Luiv.r We wish to thank our relatives and friends for helping to make our 50th wedding anniversary such a happy occasion and for the many gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lute
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