The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1972 — Page 3

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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baker nd family were in Richwood, hio, over the week end to visit r brother, Mr. and Mrs. William darvin and other relatives. Mrs. Sally Myers Petro received er MS in education this past immer from Indiana University, iloomington. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rough and ! mghters, Mrs. Clifton Wringer, Valkerton, Mrs. Gary Shank and >eanna, of Lakeville, and Mrs. rancis Holland, visited a cousin, Jrs. Vada Klingerman, in North l idson, last Wednesday. It was . lite a surprise as they hadn’t en her for over 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer • itertained the following guests It dinner on Wednesday of last ^eek Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pfeifr, of South Holland, Illinois, Hr. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer, of ■ontana, California, Mr. and Mrs. filbert Pfeiffer, of Mommence, llinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Garlie heffer, of Homew’ood, Illinois. 11 brothers and a sister of Mr. feiffer. it was a day of fun and i delicious dinner for the guests. A surprise party for Mrs. Theli a Watts was held on Sunday, ctober 22 at the home of Mr md Mrs. Allan Eddinger. Cake ad ice cream was served. Guests ho attended were Mr. and Mrs. ugene Walker and family Mr nd Mrs. Robert Watts and famy, Mrs. Richard Kunkle and Cin- /. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Watts nd sons, Mrs. Richard Calvin and >n, Miss Barb McGee and Mrs. ye Roush and sons. She receivJ many nice gifts. Mrs Robert Gore, of Illinois, ner mother, Mrs. Fayette mn drove to Andrews, Indiana t 0 Bpend day ith a friend. M*. Goldie Retner Sunday they were in Fort Vißit and spend the day ^ r - “d Mrs. H. N. Holland Sunday evening a surprise birthy party was given by Mrs. Vila for her hus * 1 Mrs uT’ Guests were Mr. J Mrs. Wayne Rough and fam- - Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. LarBarden, Michigan City; Mr d Mrs « Danny Barden, Mrs' ^1 Barden and Mr. and Mrs*

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Craig DeMyer was home to spend the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeMyer. Sunday gseuts in the DeMyer home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schober and Mrs. Marguerite of Chicago. , Mrs. Fayette Dunn received word last week of her sister-in-law from Martinsburg, West Virginia, Mrs. Raymond Dunn, passed away. Mrs. Dunn had been there two weeks previous and spent several days with her. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry and sons were in Sandusky, Ohio, over the week end to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beir an<4 Jeff. Mr. Beir and Mr. Henry w’ere buddies in the navy when they served together and were happy to visit again. Mrs. Garland Lawrence returned home Monday from a 10 day visit in Grapevine, Texas, with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wray. The weather was hot but it didn’t stop the sight seeing as they attended a state fair, seen No No Nannette, and the Johnson Ranch and home along with other sites. Mrs. Wilder Burnside returned last week from a trip to Redfield, South Dakota, where she attended the 50th wedding anniversary of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phoebus. She was accompanied on the trip by her sister, Mrs. Edith Baumgartner, of Milford, and two other friends. Visitors during the last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rensberger were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of Clinton, Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rensberger, of Sherwood, Ohio, Mrs. George Glissman, Bloomfield, Montana, Mr. Ray Rensberger, North Liberty, Miss Vita Rensberger, of Knightstown, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rensberger and sons, memorial services of Herbert Rensberger tin South Bnd and spent some time' with Mrs. Harold Rensberger who is confined to her home with illness but who appreciates callers to help pass the time. On Sunday callers were David Rensberger and Pam Ross, of Roann, Mrs. Lucille Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McCormick, of North Liberty.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brenner ! and daughter Marcia, of Evan- I ston, Illinois, were week end । guests of Don’s father, William, and his aunt and uncle, Dorothea and Albert Brenner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton were in Bremen on Sunday for a family gathering of the Kelver families at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelver. Those present were Mrs. Margie Neidhnger, of Culver; Mrs. Lois Klatt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klatt and daughters, Miss Marie Klatt, Mishawaka; Mrs. William Harrell and family, of Argos; Mrs. Mildred Williams, Mr. anti Mrs. James Williams and daughters, Plymouth; and Mr. and Mrs. John Pittman, Plymouth. The carry-in dinner for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club will be at 5:30 p.m. at the club house Saturday evening with Mrs. Harry Webster and Mrs. Alex Kuklinski serving as hosts for the evening. The social hour will follow. Ilie nominating committee reported the following members for nomination for 1973, for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club, Inc., president, Mr. Albert Brenner; vice-president, Mrs. Lauretta MacArthur; secretary, Mrs. Hortense Moerman; treasurer, Mr. Glen MacArthur; and directors, Mr. Donald Dipert, Roy Newell and William Zerler. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler and family entertained at dinner Sunday for their son Ronald, who is leaving for the armed service on October 27. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Goheen and son, South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Goheen and family, Nappanee; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swihart and family, Twin Lakes; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rough and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hahn and son, of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs, Patrick McNorton and daugrter, of Evanston, Illiniis; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barden, Michigan City; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barden and family, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Barden, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hostetler, Miss Debbie Brovold, Mrs. Charles Brownlee, Charles High Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hostetler and Laura, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker and granddaughter. FISH FRY AT KOONTZ LAKE r The Koontz Lake Lions will sponsor a fish fry on Saturday, November 4 at the Koontz Lake Fire Station from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. CST. Adults, $1.75 and SI.OO for children. Carryouts will be available. The net proceeds will be donated to the Indiana Lions Cancer Fund to help purchase a Euestion? My son mows Tawns and my daughter earns pin money baby sitting. What if they cause an injury? Answer. .. Liability coverage for Incidental business activities of minors is just one of the many plus features included in all Meridian Homeowners policies? •as defined in the policy May we tell you about the reasonable cost of a Meridian Homeowners policy? B. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet Phone 867-2824 Afternoons — Koontz Lake Phone 586-2580 & MERIDIAN W INSURANCE a world of protection

OCTOBER 26, 1972 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

$750,000.00 linear accelerator for the treatment of cancer. Everyone is welcome. FOOTBALL THIS WEEK END The John Glenn Falcons will travel to Jimtown on Friday, October 27, for a Northern State Conference game against the Jimmies. The North Liberty Shamrocks will play also on Friday night at LaVille with kick-off set at 7:30 p.m. This is a Northern State Conference game and a share admission game. □- _ a HOSPITAL NEWS □ o RECENTLY ADMITTED TO E STREET DIVISION Gail Malstaff, of Walkerton. RECENTLY ADMITTED TO PINE LAKE DIVISION Mrs. Bertha Schrader and Master Patrick Tripp, both of North Liberty; Miss Susan Smith and Kelle Lehman, of Walkerton. JOHN GLENN F.H.A. A cake decorating demonstration by Mrs. David Miller will be at John Glenn High School, Monday, November 6. The demonstration is sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America. Anyone who is interested is cordially invited to attend.

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• • i - • . t i ? • - • .ii £ BIRTHS uwi K A daughter was born on October 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cecrle of Walkerton, in the E St, Division Hospital, LaPorte. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rosenbaum, route 2. Walkerton, are the parents of a son born on Monday, October 23, in the E Street Division Hospital, LaPorte. UNITED FUND DRIVE UNDERWAY Once again the United Fund of St. Joseph County Drive is in progress. Mrs. William Elkin, Walkerton, is again chairman for the Walkerton area and is asking for contributions from any interested person in this area. Local merchants have been con* tacted and have contributed generously. A portion of this fund goes to over 20 services in tha county that relate to most every county drive from and including the National Organization Drives through the towmships of our coun- ; ty. • All contributions should be made to Mrs. William Elkin, 408 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, by November 1.

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