The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 4, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 August 1974 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — AUGUST 22, 1974

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Mr. Bill Bauman is a surgical patient in the Method.st Hospital, Indianapolis. Arno Reed has been a patient at the LaPorte Hospital. Mrs. Edna Kane and Alice Zahn attended a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Roger Stealey, m Lakeville, in honoi of Miss Susan Keyser, who will be mariivd on September 14 to William Kane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kane. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaser and their 10 year old grandson, Roy Kaser, .-pent last week fishing at Hamlin Lake. Michigan. Roy was the lucky guy. he caught a 14 p 'Und musky and it was 39 inches long and the largest Mus. ky ever brought in at the camp there. Mrs. Lillian Peterson. Mary Ann and Tcm, attended the golden wedding anniversary of the.r cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Scott in Mishawaka on Sunday. Recent visitors of Mrs. Addie Hanson were Mrs. Fred Hanson, Orange Road. South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Folk and daughters and Howard Naragon, of South Bend: along with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Summers and Mrs. Esther Preising, of California. It was Mrs. Clyde Sheneman and Nat. Mrs. Gladys Sheneman. of Lebanon. Ohio, that were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cullar. Mrs. Cullar entertained at Breakfast last Tuesday with Mrs. Alton Holmes. Mrs. Ernest Beron, Mrs. Carson Hostetler, Mrs. Clarence Heim. Mrs. Harry Clark, Miss Janet Stomtaugh. Mrs. Paul Mangus Mrs. John Mangus and Mrs. Richard Carter and daughter Patricia were present.

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Jim Peterson and Richard Stokes, of Valparaiso, are enjoying a vacation trip to Mexico. Ivo Rou-h. of Knox, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lulu Roush and Pearl. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roush and Carolyn were Sunday afternoon Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Kenneth Doan, of Koontz Lake and formerly of North Liberty, is a surgical patient at St. Joseph Hospital. South Bend. Mr. and M.s. Robert Foresman. Mrs. Laura Ruff and Mrs. Esther Harman called on Mrs. Bernice S.x in Mishawaka Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gloyd, of California, and Mis. Ben Hag. quest, of S uth Bend, called on M. Lindei Williams Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper went to Davenport. lowa, for the week end to pick up their daughter. Laura, and to met their son, Roy. there who was on h.s way to Nebraska in his truck. The Coopers visited in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Ross and Mrs. Emil Schneckloth. Mrs. Coopers cousin. Mrs. Keith Mar. tin is home for ten days from Nigeria, Africa. Rev. and Mrs. Steve Cole have reUirned home after attending The First Brethren Conference at Ashland. Ohio, last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Doan, of Monterey, California, have moved back to North Liberty and will be at home on South State Stn\t. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glody, of Campbell, California, vis.ted Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reamsnyder last week. The two couples visited the Cook Nuclear Center at Bridg. man. Michigan.

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Mr. and Mrs. William Fullmer and lam.ly, of LaPorte, and Mrs. Rachel Fullmer enjoyed a pot luck supper Sunday evening at Plymouth Pavx. Mr. and Mis. Barry Brodzm. ski are the parents of a son, Brad Hr,an, born on August 14. weight was nine pounds and six ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mis. Be, t Brodzinski and Mrs. Paul Tarnow also George Vincent, of H bart. Mr. ana Mrs. Wilfred Burke, of Bellville, Illinois, Mrs. Hattie Glasser and Mis. Mmme Crowe, of South Bend, spent Sa j.day evening with Mrs. Ida Kurzhal and Mrs. Edna German. Callers Thursday ariernoon of Mrs. Claude Sheneman were Mis. Dorothy Fisher. of Redwood City, California; Mrs. Ida Mae Watkins, of Walkerton; Mrs. Martha Lemert, of LaPaz; and Mrs. Hazel Wisenbaugh, of North Liberty. Mrs. Fisher is visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs. Wisenbaugh, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Johnson and daughters visited Mrs. Kenneth Doan Saturday afternoon and evemng. They also visited with Kenneth Doan in St. Joseph Hospital. South Bend. Mrs. Laura Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chai les Cooper, went to Davenport, lowa, last Tuesday with her great aunt. Mrs. Emil Schneckleoth. Miss Cooper and Mrs. Schneckloth then left from lowa on Wednesday for Washington. D.C. where they met Mrs. Schneckloth’s daughtei and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mai tin, from War. i, Nigeria, Africa. Laura and her relatives stayed in Washington for four days where they took a tour thru the Capitol. They also visited Arlington Cemetery, the Kennedy graves, the Watergate Hotel, the Lincoln Memorial and many other places of interest. All had a wonderful time and will have many memories. Mrs. Don Splinter entertained at a bridal luncheon in her Park Ridge, Illinois home, on Sunday, August is at noon for Miss Jayne Buettner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Buettner, of Lombard, Illinois. Miss Buettner will become the bride of John Edward Priester, son of Mr. and Mrs John S. Pr.e.ster, of North Liberty. The luncheon table was lovely in colors of yellow and green, the bride.elect’s chosen colors for her kitchen. Each place was marked by individual yellowrose corsages. Yellow roses were used on the center of the luncheon tables as well as throughout the home. The bride received many lovely gifts for her new kitchen. Mrs. Splinter was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Richard Gochnauer, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Other guests attended from North Liberty, South Bend and the Lombard and Park Ridge, Illinois area. Arthritis Sufferers: WAKE UP WITHOUT ALL THAT STIFFNESS! New formula for arthritis minor pain is so strong you can take it less often and still wake up in the morning without all the pain’s stiffness. Yet so gentle you can take this tablet on an empty stomach. It’s called Arthritis Pain Formula. Get hours of relief. Ask for Arthritis Pain Formula, by the makers of Anai in* analgesic tablets.

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Mrs. Myrtle Donathen returned home after spending several days with hei niece. Miss Ruth Kelver, and other leiat.ves in Mishawaka. Mrs. Edna Hummel Platz, of Denver, Colorado, spent last Thursday w.th Mrs. Addie Han. son. They also visited Mrs. Mary Mcßride and Mrs. Dora Walters in Lakeville. Mrs. Ida Kurzhal spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Edwaid Ku. zhal in Niles, Mich. Mrs. Errol Lerch and daughters, of Grovertown, spent Monday with her mother. Mrs. Laura Ruff. Mrs. Richard Roush returned home from Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lister, of Houston, Texas, spent several days last week with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strope and daughter have returned to their home in Bolivar. Tennessee, after spending some time with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strope and other relatives. 13TH BIRTHDAY ( YXEBK \TED Janet Knowlton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knowlton, celebrated her 13th I irthday with cake and ire cream on Mondayevening. Those attending from North Liberty besides her sisters Jill, Joni and JuLe, were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bulla. Mr. and M.s. Bud Heve], Mr. Duff Hevel, and Stevie, Mi. and Mrs. Earl Hill and Erie. Mrs. Martha McCros. key, and Mr? and Mrs. Tim Hanley and family. Attending from Walkerton were Mr. dnd Mrs. Haiold Knowlton, Gene Knowlton and Cindy, and Mr. and Mrs. David Knowlton and family. An enj< yable evening was spent by all. o _ n CARDS OF THANKS □ c 1 would luce to thank Dave and Ray’s Supermarket of Walkerton for purchasing by Grand Champion Barrow’ at the La Porte Cousty Fair, this year. I really appreciate being supported by a local business. I would also like to thank Harold Schlundt, from Union Mills, for purchasing my other two barr< ws at the fa.r. Keith Anderson Our thanks to Charles Lloyd and the Walkerton Volunteer Fire Department for watering down our practice football field. Thanks. Coaches and John Glenn Football Team I would like to thank Leo Mahoney and Mahoney-Mann Chev. rolet-Olds Co., for buying my 4-H steer. Mike Daube I would like to thank all those who were so kind to me at the passing of my husband. Every, thing was greatly appreciated. Eileen Rhodes I woud like to thank Kabelin’s Hardware. Wakerton, for pur. chasing cne of my 4-H barrows at the LaPorte County Fair. Al. so. a thank you to Louis Daube. Walkerton, and Starke Co. Co-op" Hamlet, for purchasing a barrow I also want to thank Doll’s Texaco for purchasing my two extra hogs from the fair. Thanks to all of you. Todd Anderson The family of Helen Worthing, ton would like to thank her neigh, hors and relatives in their kind<ness during her illness and death. A specjU thanks to Rev. Wenger and Enid Liggett. God bless. Cecil Worthington Mr. and Mrs. Grant Poynter Mrs. Lynne Kurtz I wish Io thank the many good people of this community, also the good friends from out of state who read this paper, your cards and letters were a great comfort. Again let me thank each and everyone of you. Jasper H. Dill We wi«h to express our heart, felt gratitude to all our friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness shown to us during our recent bereavement. Your prayer^comfort, floral offerings

and food were deeply appreciate. May God's blessing be w.th em of you. The Family of Melissa Rene Stall nBITL A R 1 E S Mrs. Vera E. Klopfenstein Mrs. Vera Klopfenstein, 85, 6 4 923 Ell worth Ave., South Bw. died at noon on Friday in t Osteopathic Hospital after a . month illness. She was born 2s vember 7, 1888, in St. J County and had redded in the ar most of her life. She was ma ried October 2, 1904. to Wdlian I Klopfenstein, who died in 1971 Surviving are two sons, Jac 4, of North Liberty; and Harry. South Hend; a daughter, Mi Geneva Smith, of Tucson. Ariz 23 grandchildren and 51 grea grandchildren. Services were held at 11:0< a.m. in the Welsheimer Funt.n Home with Rev. Paul Mast, < the Cedar Road Missionai Church, officiating. Bui.al wa in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Chester Johnson Chester (Ted) Johnson, 6> 26100 Riley Road, N -rth Lbertx died at 7:00 a.m. Augu t 14 South Bend's Mem rial H >pi'a after an illness of s.x weeks. A retired farmei, he was a Nor' Liberty school bus .river fui 1. years. Mr. Johnson wa.' born N'vem ber 22 1905. in St J seph C unty where he was a lifetime reside) - He was married March 19, 19. D at Plymouth, to Helen L. Phd] ips, who survives. He was member of the Pine Creek Churci of the Brethren. Surviving with h.s wife aa three children, Mis. Patsy S hlem mer and Mrs. Wanda S^ngu.both of Lakeville, and Mrs. N tnc\ McCartney, LaPaz; 16 grandchildren; one brother. John Johnson, Rochester; and three sisters Mrs. Minnie R ush and M:s. (V cile Moyer, both of Plymouth, and Mrs. Ollie L< r.g Teegarden. Serv.ces were conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday by Rev. Micha Hodson, pastor, at Pine Creek Church of the Enthren. Burial was at Fair Cemetery, near Lake, ville. NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR AT OREGON-DAVB t The Board of School Trustee of the Oregon-Davis School Coiporation is pleased to announi the appointment if Willard Brown, of 606 Souh East Street Knox. Indiana, a< the ath etic d: rector of the Oregi n-Dav: Schools. He is replacing Jen > Seese. who recently assumed th position of assistant principal i the school. Brown, a nat.ve of Linton. P diana, is married and the fath* of five grown children. H-a un versity training has been at Cei tral Normal College with gra<i uate work at Indiana State University at Terre Haute. Brown participated in fioPa! track and tasketball in hi acho, and college and has play d son semi.pro sp its. He is a chain] ion of vigorous physical activity and participates dailv in runnim and we.ght lifting programs. Mr. Br wn has taught a tota of 28 years- in the public fichool of Indiana with the last IS yea’ in the Oregon-Davis Schools. H' has taught business educati and physical education and ha coached basketball, baseball, trai and cross country teams at bot the junior high and varsity lev< through his career. j