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]! OBITUARIES Jasper H. Bill jaspei H D.U. 65. 90> Illinois s ~ •. Walket t »n, died at 955 a.in SeptemlMT 5, at St. Joseph 11 .spital. South Bend, after an illness of ne month. He was a retired employee of the General Motors Coip'ration at Ypsilanti, Michigan. Mr. Dill was born SentenUkr 25, 190 b. in Kouts, to Delbert and Jennie Griffin Dill. He was married October 7, 1945. ajt. Chula Vista, California, to Norma Uleeker. who survives. He was a past commander of Walkerton American Legion Post I>9, a veteran of World War II and he' attended the United Presbyterian (^uuch of Walkerton. ; Surviving with his wife are six brothers: Walter and Robert, of Buchanan. Michigan; Emil and Leo. Burleson. Texas; Carl, Walk, erton: and Glen, of Sante Fe, New Mexico. Services were conducted at 2;00 pin Sunday at the Nusbaum-Elk-in Funeral Home, Walkerton, with Rev. Robert C. Bowman, Walk. e”on First United Probyterian C urch, officiating. Burial was at Walkerton }Voodlaw n Cemetei V. Jane E, Adrian Graveside services were held at 11:00 am. Saturday at the Walk, erton Woodlawn Cemetery for Mrs. Jane Evelyn Adiian, 29. 505 'an Buren Street, Walkerton* with the Kev. Edwin Shelly, of. ficiating. Mrs. Adrian was found dead at 8:30 am. Friday at the home of her sister. Mrs. Charles Beasley, 602 Jackson St., Walkerton. Dr. Stanley Kosciel. ski/sf. Joseph County coroner, re. p t ted an autopsy was performed an t disclosed she died of a cerebi .al hemmorage. Mrs. Adiian was born July 18, (Eloisel Perry, i nion City, Tenn.; an.l Moley (Young) Casteel. She i i med in Walkerton since 1963. <•< ring from LaPorte. She was ♦ m i -yen as a beautician at Jan. et s Beauty Shop, in Walkerton, and was a member of the First baptist Church in Walkerton. She is survived by her mother,

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of Walkerton; a daughter, Cheryl, at home; six brothers: Ray and Billy Wayne Casteel, of Kenton, Tenn.: Clyde Casteel. Posan, Ill.; Norman Casteel. LaPorte; Jack Casteel, South Bend; and Fred Casteel. Walkerton; four sisters, Mi-. Glen (Anniel Sawyer and Mrs. Bill (Bernice) Knox, both of Ke.it n, Tenn.; Mrs. Lsndell iF .s< i Perry. Union City, Tenn.; and Mi'. Charles (Carol) Beas, ky, Walkerton. The Nu'baum-Elkm Funeral H >me was in charge of arrangemeats. A Inin Fetters Irv.n Fetters, Memphis, Tenn,, died on Saturday, August 31, after a sudden heart attack. He was a graduate of North Liberty High School and he later served four years in the Marines during the war. He was foster son of of the late Major Alward ana Mrs. Alward. Survivors Include his wife, Lor. ene; a son, Gary and i daughter, Linda. Services were held in the Mem. j rus Fuueial Hume on Monday, September 2 with burial in M ar. phis. Esther Jordan Mrs. Esther Jordan, 69, formerly of South Bend, who was living with her son, Walter, near Elkhart, died at 7:00 p.m. Sun. day in St. Joseph H >spital after an extended illness. She was born on March 29. 1905. in New Brighton, Pa. Surviving are five sons; three daughters including Mrs. J^vce Morrison, of North Liberty; 33 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; a broth, er and a sister. Services were at 3:00 pm Wei. nsday in the Guisinger Colonial Chapel with burial in Southlawn Cemetery, South Bend. Mrs. Edward J. Chrobot Mrs. Hattie Chrobot, 59. route 5, box 424, Etiward^.urg, formerly of New Carlisle and North Liberty, died at 3:00 a.m. Sunday in Memorial Hospital. South Bend. She was bom June 7, 1915 in Tei re Coupe as Hattie Mroczkiewicz and she was married to Edward J. Chrobot. who survives, along with a son; five brothers, including Delbert Mrocxkiewicz; of North Liberty; three sisters, including Mrs. Rose Ann Geddes,

North Liberty. Services were at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday in the Holy Family Catholic Church and burial was in the St. Joseph Cemetery. Ernest L. Adkins Erne't L. Adkins, 81, of route 4, LaPorte, died at 12:45 p.m, Monday in the Walkerton Nursing Home after an extended illness. Mr. Adkins was a retired fa/mdr and ironworker. Bom November 19, 1892, in Clinton, Tennessee, he had lived most of his life in the LaPorte County area: On June 24. 1941, he was ! married to Mildred Stover, who died August 20, 1972. Surviving , are four nephews, Roger Adkins, of Goodrich. Michigan; J. Rich. । ard Verkier, James Verkier and Daniel Awald, all of Walkerton; and two nieces, Mrs. Edward Stet. , zen, of Oakridge, Tenn.: and Mrs. Janet Johnson, of LaSalle, 111. Services were at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home, Walkerton. Rev. Clyde D. Wake, pastor of the United Methodist Church, Walk, erton, officiated. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. He was a World War I veteran and a member of World War I Barracks Indiana at LaPorte, and the LaPorte County Farm Bureau Co-operative. SHY’ FEMININE SYRINGE THE MODERN, • CONVENIENT APPROACH W f TO FEMININE HYGIENE H J Shy* is the unique feminine syringe, it expands to hold two quarts of your favorite solution. Convenient to useno hoses, no hang ups . . . easy to store ... tucks away discreetly. Shy’ feminine syringe is available at leading drug, discount and department stores. ezheelE Walkerton, Indiana Friday. Saturday, Sunday September IS, 14, 15 The Posiedon Adventure Shows at 7:00 and 9:05 p.m. I

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HOMEMAKERS CLUB MEETS The Lincoln Township Exten. sion Homemakers Chib met September 3 for their monthly meeting with 28 members present. The meeting was opened by president Mrs. Bertha Daube leading the group with the pledge of allegiance and the chib creed. The song of the month, "School Days was also sung. The birthday song was sung to Mrs. Weltha Burnside, Mrs. Marie Stahly, Mrs. Minnie Mikesell, Mrs. Elizabeth Hess and Mrs. Clara Kesl with M.rs. Lois Sher, land at the p.ano. Roll call was an-wered by the members as to where they first went to school. A safety report by Mrs. Nellie Smith on school time again was given telling of the many different things to watch for such as children on bicycles, school busses and many students driving to school. Mrs. Mamie Hahn read several poems by Riley, one of Indiana's poets. The meeting ended by reading of the club collect.

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