The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1974 — Page 4

— TDF INDEPENDENT-NEWS — APRIL IR 1974

WALKERTON

M’ ■• : . Mi.-. Bruce Fitzgerald v 'e in S .: h Bend ■ n Sunday a> E -ter g of Mrs Alta Rens, lx i ger. Ea-ter S inday guests of Mrs, Charley Baniendistel were Mi. an i Mis. Marion Sh.iijx of Mun. a uid Mi. and Mis. Pnk Bandendistel. d Lal'ortv. 1"T the holiday. Friday evening supper guests o Mrs. Hertha Urbm were her ightf r, Di and AL.- John Gutti di and family, d Wakarusa, •>n i h< r .- n. Mi. an i Mrs R - nt U bin. W. ek .: guests of Mis Esthi Kaufman were Mi and Mis. L H-les r.ppris<n a' 1 f-.IT. .1. of E*-t Ga;/, aid other guests far Faster Sunday were Mi and Mrs. 1 ■' dd K iufn.an, Ir.wd and Siu 1. h. of Fish Lake. M”S. Maitha Mill and Mrs. B rtha Gearhart, of Hamlet, ret' ned home Wednesday evening f om a « wo nunith vacation at *Fors Myos. Florida, with Mr. ‘ Jemm. Gear u t W!;.h ir Florida they alter led sweial < * the baseball games with the K insas City R yals when th y 1 ive their spring ti umng. Mrs. MJI is pru .d t have g< 'ten ar; a tographed baseball from one of f.> Royals. ■ l n Saturday evening of last v 'ek, Mr an i Mis David KnowlL n an i fam.ly entertained at dm. i t f r Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.iowlton who were celebrating t eir 35th wedding anniversary. ’ >esK well (Pr e Knowlton. Mr. <i Mrs. Gerald Knowlton and 1 nulv, Mi and Mrs. Carl Dei ney and fam.ly and Mrs. Mary T laney, of I^afayette, Mr. and k is David Drews and son and B-c ky Jones, of North Liberty, ■r e Harold Knowltons had the De--1 neys for week end guests and nday were hosts for the ; “ ve mentioned group.

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gt rg< Myi rs. Koontz. Like, wen her mother, .Mrs. Gertrude Sieverts and Howard Stevens. of Culver. Mr and Mrs. Art DeMyer were Sun i .y guests for Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knowlton and Connie. Mr md Mr.- Floyd Brown returned h me on April 6 after a thia m nth stay at Sebring. Fla. Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mis. Amos Bierly were Mrs. Emma Zigler, Mt.-. Leona Met irty of the W dkerton Nur. -mg Home; Art Zigler. Laporte; m i Mr and Mrs, Dwaine Whit. m< i and sons of N irth Liberty. G .est- the fust of the week of Rev and Mrs. Robert B wman w- re her sister. Mrs. Eugene Cong, d n. of W dinette, 111., and her mete. Mis. Charles Pederson. Tor; and Eric, of Arlington Heights, 1.. C ming later this week are fra is of the Bowmans. Mr. and Mis Harry Junker, of Omaha. Wt • k end guests will be them daughter. Mi. and Mrs. Charles H ' and f ;r children, of Mani, t iwish, Wisconsin, and Mrs. Ci. ’ :<s Holt Sr., of Appleton, Wi-cmsin. Mr and Mrs. Kendall Wilson, of Findlay. Ohio, spent thf* week end here with Mr. and Mrs. Le. : y Smith and while here called on her father several times, AlDot Huhnke Sr., who is a resident of the Walkerton Nursing H me. Also they visited other relatives around Walkerton. On Sun lay the W.lson family along with Mr and Mis. Jon Smith, Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ruggles and family, Plymouth. Mrs. Roger Nusbaum and family, of Valparaiso, Mr. and Mrs. Toni Nable, of Union Mills, and Mr. ai d Mrs. Damon Straub and Mark of So .th Bend, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith.

Mrs. Velma Stahly was an Easter day guest of her friend, Miss Luretta Davis, in LaPorte, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Johnson and family, of Gi overtown, were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Baker and their guests. Ms. Phyllis Emmons Stradley, Rhode Island, i< tinned last Thuis. day to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs Chester Emmons, Plymouth, formerly of Walkerton. Mr. Emmons has been ill for several weeks and is in the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis. Recent guests of Mrs. Mamie Mackin were Mi. and Mrs. Donaid Peroutka, of Kenosha. Wise.; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Peroutka, cf Waterman, Illinois; and Miss Linda Peroutka, of Libertyville. Illinois. These guests came to help Mras. Mackin cele rate her 82nd birthday. Other visitors to remind her of the special day were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schultz.. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickson, of Koontz Lake, returned home on Monday from Wilmington, Deleware, where they visited with her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Forsha and family. They also visited her sister who is in a nursing home there and she was a guest for Easter dmner in the Forsha home. Mrs. Jane Kuklinski and Mrs. Bea Shogren will b<- the hostesses for the Koontz. Lake Conservation Club carry-in dinner on Saturday evening at 6:00 p.m. at the club house. On Friday evening, April 19. at 7:30 pm., the club will have their business meeting at the club house and the members are urged to attend. On Easter Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler were hosts fur the Hostetler families and the G iheen families with Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Hochstetler, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hostetler and Mr. and Mis. Wayne Hostetler and family for a covered dish dinner. There were 70 present to enjoy the dgy and in the afternoon the entire group went to Stuntz Pine Forest where the youngsters enjoyed the.r annual Easter egg hunt w.th prizes given for special eggs that were found. As usual it was an enjoyable day for the entire group. Guests were from Evanston. 11l , Plymiouth. Tyner, Mich, igan City and Walkerton.

Walter Gorsline was dismissed from the LaPorte Hospital where he had been for more than a month. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E 1 Pogodzinski were Mi. and Mrs Jim Risner, Tommy and Joy, of Knox; and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenkranz, of LaCrosse. Afternoon callers were M;. and Mrs. Clifford Kalelh. Mrs. Fayette Dunn was pleased to have her family as Easter guests Sunday in her home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. James Rook, Riverdale, lii.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gore and family, of Crete, Illinois; and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dunn and family, of Lafayette, Indiana. Mr and Mrs. Gary Struble and family, Plymouth; and Mr. and Mrs. Jack R*zek and family were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bcfo Mercer and family. An Easter egg hunt was enjoyed by the children in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Pt ?iffer were in Chicago Sunday as guests of her sister, Dr. and Mrs. Carl Fioretti. Mrs. Louise Wa.de waalso a guest. The three ladies are sisters and while there they visited a fourth sister who is in a nursing home. Mrs. George H.llis, K"ontz L ike. spent Easter week end in Wauwatosa and Menomonee Falls, Wiscon^.Ti. visiting her mother, Mrs. Arthur Christman, and her sister and brother-in-law, Mi. and Mis. Julian Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Talo and family, of Negaunee, Michigan, completed a four generation family reunion An Easter Sunday family gathering was enjoyed at the local Community Building for the following families: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nusbaum; Mr. and Mrs. James Nus aum and family, of Clewland Heights, Ohio; Mr,-. Ri-ger Niusbaum and fam.ly, of Valparaiso; Mr and Mrs. George Bennett, Grovertown; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Archbold and family, of Ossian. Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Miihael Nusbaum and son, of Fort Wayne; Gary Trust, of GroverVown; ‘ Mrs. Florence White, Mr. and Mr.-. John Dominiai k and family, of Walkerton, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Jerry Dominiack, of South Bend and Mr. an I Mrs. Al White, of Walkerton.

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Mrs. Branson Hiatt is a sur. ca! patient in the LaPorte H pitai. Mrs. Aita Bowers. Mr. and Mr Richard Murphy, Mrs. Herbt Manut’k and Duane, all of l Purte; Mr. and Mis. Jeriy Test oi Mishawaka; were all Sunu, dinner guests of Mr. and Mi Micnael Murphy and family, Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Cieo Clark i turned home Friday alterne Irom several months stay at Lv.i Placid, Florida. On Sunday t Ciaras were guests of Mr. an Mrs. John Clara and family aloi w.th Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clai and family, LaPorte, and Mr. a: Mrs. John Kaminski and lamik. ol Hebron, Indiana. Mis. Charles Fisher, of ShirkArkansas, came the last of la week for a three week stay t visit relatives and fi lends in th aiea. She and Mr. and Mrs. Hai old Rensbeiger were in LaPoi on Monday as guests of Mr. a Mitl. \hctor Rensberger. Mr Fisher is a sister of Harold Rei. be r ger. -ui. and Mis. Wesley Pawy. North L.bt-rU , an I Mr. and Mi L u.s Kemp, of Walkerton, an rd home Frida} ilternom fi • Laki- Wales, Florida, where th> had spent tne winter On Sui. day Mr. and Mrs. Kemp were a Silver Lake to visit Mr. and Mr. Floyd Bradford and family ar. they went through Atwi'od t see the destruction caused by th toronado which went through th. vicinity on April 3. Arthritis Sufferers: < WAKE UP WITHOUT ’ ALL THAT STIFFNESS! New formula for arthritis minor pain is so strong you can take it levs often and still wake up in the morning without all the pain’s stiffness. \et so gentle you can take this tablet on an empty stomach. It s called Arthritis Pain Fc^inula. Get hours of relief. Ask for A rthrifis Pain Formula, by the makers of Anacin* analgesic tablets.