The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 9, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 September 1973 — Page 4

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — SEPTEMBER 27, 1973

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Last Thursday Mr. and Mis. Hcry Duffen and Helen Allison, ot Mishawak t, spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bandenmstei. George Matz called on Charles Bmdendistel on Sunday afternoon. They are old railroad worker ft -nds. They listened to the g hl music in Place Park and G rge’s grandson was the drum, nui of the band. Mr. and Mrs. WDliam Lucius, of Tiffin, Ohio, spent the week on i with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. G her and family and Mrs. Charles Hinz. A birthday party was enjoyed Sunday afternoon at the home of Mi. and Mis. Kenneth Kmedinst v 'h the party in hon r of Mike's Stn birthday and guests were Sc it Pontius. Michael Dill, Joe L< tsure. Dale Feece, Craig Ochs, Li.'t Jimmerson. Raye Jimmerson and Sherry Klinedinst. Ice in am and cake was served and games were played. 1 uv Mummey Reunion was held Sunday at the Community Build, ing, Walkerton, with the following members present to enjoy the beautiful day and good food. Mr. an i Mrs Claud? Sheneman, Mrs. J. C. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Teter, ot Mishawaka; Chester Thayer, of LaPaz; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Dunnuck, South Bend; Mi and Mrs. Bob Kenny, South B’ nd; Mr. and Mrs. James Rook. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dunn and family. Lafayette; Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Gore and family, of Ciete, Id.; and Mrs. Fayette -'UUC,

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gleason, of Three Rivers. Michigan, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Guttman. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Klinedinst Were Mrs. C. H. Mauer and son, of Wakarusa. Mrs. C. H. Maurer, of Waka, rusa, spent a few uays last week with her niece. Mrs. Orville Kline, dinst. A Friday caller was Mrs. John Grenert, of Teegarden. The carrv m dinner for the Koontz Lake Conservation c o will be held on Saturday evening beginning at 5:30 p.m. m tne club house with Mrs. Eliza both Michalski and Mrs. Adeline Flah. city serving as hostesses, a so. cial hour will follow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bandendistel and daughter. Margaret Finkle, entertained a- their guests with a family dinner on Satur. day evening. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Reusch 11. and sun Thomas, from South Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky, and their son George A Reusch 111, Sgt. First Class, from El Paso, Texas, whom was transferred to Ft. Harrison. Indi, anapohs. for further study in com. puter training and he has been in the service for lb years in Germany. Italy. Korea and Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bandendistel, of LaPorte, were also present. The guests spent Saturday even, ing at Dick’s cottage at Fish Lake. Margaret Finkle has been in Walkerton several weeks helping take care of her parents. She plans to return to her home in Indianapolis this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Wray and Mary Helen returned home last week from a ten day trip through the state of Montana. Miss Ethel Bieriy and Mrs. Dor. is Goode attend’d the United Methodist Women's Retreat for officers of this conference at Oak Wood Park on Friday and Satur. day of last week. Mrs. Bertha Urbin was a Sun. day dinner gu -st of Mrs. Ruth Hughes in South Bend and Mrs. D'Maris Metzger of Columbia City, was also a guest. Mr. Arthur DeMyer return'd on Wednesday of last week from a trip to Fort Collins, Colorado, where he accompanied his son Craig who has entered college there to furthi r his studies. Sight seeing of the state and a day's visit win Doug Lute at Denver was enjoyed. Mrs. Esther Kaufman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eppeson and family, of East Gary, were guests of Mr. and Mrs Gt raid Kaufman and family, of Fish Lake, on Sunday. They were honoring three birthdays in the family and one of them being Mrs. Esther Kaufmans. Mrs. Resina Weils. Mrs. Bernice Lichtenberger, Mrs. Esther Kaufman and Mrs. Mamie Hahn >ok a nus Irin tn Sault Ste Mari? and Agawa Canyon from September 17 to 19 with the Senior Citzens group from LaPorte and Michigan Citv r ’e trin to Agawa Canyon, Orterio, was by train with breakfast and dinner enroute or a box lunch could be purchased to be eaten at the picnic area. Tnis was thru tne wilds with Ikeautiful rock formations, lakes and rivers ana high tressles. the highest being aver the Montreal River about 200 ft. high and a mile long. Wr stopped at the locks ana visdea me woolen mills at Traverse City. V e spent two nights at Sauit Ste Marie. At nman River we stopped to see the argest wooden and bronze crucifix in th< world. We arrived in LaPorte at S:1O i m. on Wednesday evening

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jacob and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Jacob arrived home on Sunday evening from a two week vacation to the west of the United States. On their trip some of the places they visited were Mt. Rushmore, a trip down the Snake River where they saw the Grand Tetons, then to San Francisco and down the wt st coast stopping at many places of interest. They went through the beautiful Redwoods and over to Las Vegas and on to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where they could visualize the Mexican way of life and some of the Mexican food. They report a wonderful in, beautiful scenery and a most enjoyable two weeks. James E. Niemaslk. Walkerton native, was one of 121 persons successfully completing the certified public accountant examination administered recently in Indiapolis. Niemasik, internal auditoi for Clark Equipment Co., Bu< hanan, Mich., and a resident of South Bend, is a graduate of Walkerton-Lincoln Township high scnooi and Indiana University. Juests of Mrs Ida Mae Watkins n Friday of last week were Mr. no Mrs. Raymond Kessler, South Bend; Mrs. Kenneth Lemert. LaRaz; Mrr. Hazel V/senbaugh and vir. and Mrs. Carroll Wharton, 'orth Liberty. In the afternoon hey enjoyed the slides shown by me Kesslers of their trips as they < bred the U.S.A. On Sunday Mrs. Watkins had other gu/ts o s end the day with her and Jack and they were Mr. and Mrs. ’hfford Stevens and family, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Lena Stevens, a Portland, Oregon; and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kendal of Tacoma. Washington. The annual Johnson Township Reunion was held Sunday. September 23 at the club house with 60 present, The group came from Bremen, South Bend. Mishawaka. Li Porte, Hamlet and North Lib. ity. Raymond Smith was elect, ed president for next year; Clyde Snodgrass, vice president; Arlu >m.th. secretary-treasurer and ^ydmy Smith, historian. Mrs.

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Geneieve Groshans was the oldest lady present and Master Erio Hostetler, the youngest present. The kitchen committee for next year will be Elizabeh Steinke, Alma Daube, Pauline Knowlton, Sylvia Holland and Ruth Snod. glass. The program furnished by John Smith and Juanita Steinke with guitar and vocal music was enjoyed. The welcoming commit, tee was Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burch. There were seven deaths reported during the past year. The history of Johnson Township was given by Mr. and Mrs. Syd. ney Smith. Mrs. Roy Williams will be the program chairman for next year. Ice cream was served to the group in the afternoon. ST. PATRICK WOMEN’S 1 CU B TO MEET St. Patrick Women's Club of Walkerton will meet on Thursday. October 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the school hall. Members should note the departure from the usual Wed. nesday meeting. This gathering will feature the installation of the 1973-74 officers in a candlelight ceremony. New officers are president, Mrs. Alex Laskowski: vice-presi-dent, Mrs. Fiank Jackson; secre. tary, Catherine Keefe; and treasurer. Mrs. Al Klinger. The speaker for this event is Father John Vandenßossche, CS C. He will relate his experiences as a teaching missionary in Dacca. Bangladesh. Father Vandenßossche was raised in St, Matthew's Parish. South Beni, received his RS and MS* from Notre Dame University and has recently been assigned to St. Pius Church. Granger. Hostesses for tne evening will be Mrs. Michael Kochanowski, Mrs. Donald Hay. Mss. Waging Rose and Mrs. James Chase. Before heading out on vacation motorists are advised to make sure their tires have not worn to one.- ixteenth inch or less. Don't need n — wnv keep it — use our classified aoai