The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1973 — Page 2

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JI LY 5, 1973

□ OB I T I \ K I I b □, - c Robert < able K ibert L. Cable. 61, of 213 C. view Stive! LaF ib. died at •_ am. at the LaFarle H »>pi« i Saturday. June 30. He was ] . to Frei and It me tGawi i on M v■ ’ 3, 1912 in Walke ; n ami loc i in LaFoiie a lis hf < . H was i H< len P< ujc, n Ti acy, Ind., on S-piem-b ■ 24. 1932, who surv ves. Suiviving in addition to hi' x. t are or.? s -n. Kobe:!, of La. p, . .<■ three daughters. Mrs. .1 ■ lette Ma't sk-. of LaPorte, v Sharon R : e and Mrs. Boni. ”age. both of Stillwell: three b .'.hers, Earl. of Bat'd Creek. M a . Lloyd Walkerton; Glen, of '■ wel . tv. sistei . M- Ly ■ ’ a ms of Walknton. and Mrs. <7 ■! Walker, of Fish Lake. 20 g. edehi. elven; and one greatgt^uichid H - patents. one bi alter, and one Sister, preceded mi in death, S i vices were held Monday at he Haverstock Chapel. Burial wo.? in Woodlawn Cemetery, W <erton. Mrs. Edna 1,. Sumpter V -s. Edna Lucille Sumpter, 63, bOMO Crumstown Hwy.. North Lth ty. died at 6:45 p.m. Friday nt Memorial Hospital after a the 1 month illness. She was hu Api i] 4 1910, i n Crumstown in ived in the area all her life. On November 24. 1929, she was

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man ied to Cecil R. Sumpter, in M huwaka. who survives, along with hi i mother. Mis. Maggie Rdd e Cnunst-wn; a son, Richa»d c ( f North Libci ty, tour daughti ■ ; It grandchildren and tw g 1 va t-g i and. h ddren: and two bi others. Sow ' wire hi Id a' 3:00 p.m. M‘ nday in the Fore t G. Hay an 1 Son Fumi al Home with Rev. William Miller officiatmg. Bu;ial was in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Osceola. Darren James Kherland Darren Jam-s Sherland. 12 year old son of Mi. and Mrs. Fletcher Sherland. of Koontz Lake, died at 7:00 pm. Saturday. Jun. 30. at Starke Memorial hospital. Knox, after being injured in a two car accident a few minutes earlier on U. S. 30 near Hamlet State police said Sh'rland was a passenger in an auto driven by Gary Haddon, 20. Ham. Ft. who wax treated for a back injury. Another passenger. Lon Sherland. S. was listed in critical condition at Porter Memorial Ho pit al. Valparaiso, with leg fractures and a possible head injury. Bernard Ask,ns, 57. Fort Wayne, driver of the second car, is in critical condition at Starke Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries. He had two passenger-, both of Fort Wayne and both in fair condition at the Knox hospital. Services for Sherland w re conducted at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at Rannalls Funeral Home. Ham.

let, wdh Rev. Leonard Jackson, pastor of Plymouth's Bible Baptist ChuAh o,|iciating Burial wa- at Grovel town Cemetery. Sh Hand was born July 19. 1960, at Plymouth and had hv< 1 all of his lil< in the Koontz Like area. A seventh grade student at Oregon-Davis school, he is survived b\ his parents, two brothers, Lon and Mar hall, both at home; two sister-. Mrs. Lairy Letter, Hamlet; and Mrs. Gary Haddon, Hamlet; and his giandmothcr, Mrs. Elsie Thomas, Flymouth, 4 * £ S SENIOR FELLOWSHIP PICNIC JI LY 11 The Senior Fellow .'hip Group will meet at the Me’hoist Church corner on Wednesday, July 11. at 10:30 a.m. for the.r annual picnic to be held at Bendix Woods. This year the committee wJI not ai range for the cook out supplies and evervone can bring whatever they wish to make this occasion as in the past, a very happy get together. In the event of inclement weather, games will be played indoors and to prepare for such an emergency, if each on? brings some prz*s the afternoon will be more interesting. Transportation will lie provided for anyone not driving Contact one of the members. Big 4th of July Program Wed., Thurs.. Fri„ Sat. Walt Disney’s THE WORLD’S GREATEST ATHLETE and "Walt Disney’s NAPOLEAN A SAM\NTHA Sun.. Mon., Tues. THE STI DENT NI RSES and LOVE IMX'TOR Bi th Rated "R ’

Bxlo color wtfr portra li^t: I ^ojgjte. sSs^’ I 1 per person I *4^ g Ip< i famJy \ j g uHXjHo: r \ g Up to 4 photographed at ~^ l 'j!^ '^Sk SI.OO extra i^er [M?rson. x. ' PHOTOGRAPHtR Will BE II: Saiurday. July 7 WMMOHITT atmi 10 am - 4 pm Nosh Libii'y. ind.

Robert E. I rbin, Editor THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS CO., INC., Publisher 691-03 Roesevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Telephone 586-3139 VLPLICATION TIME: Thursday of Each Week Second Class Postage Paid Ai Walkerton, Indiana 46574 SUBSCRIPTION KATES'. $3.00 Ter Year -50 c Additional II Mailed Ont Os State Especially on JULY 4th! Let us never forget how long sought, how dearly bought, the first Independence Day was . . . nor the freedom and opportunities that it has afforded us, one end alll ■_- — ■ ■ In observance of Independence Doy, our bank will not transact business on Monday, July s‘h. Farmers State Bank Os Wyatt Wyait — Walkerton MEMBER I DU L