The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 9, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 September 1974 — Page 5

WALKERTON

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Stull and fanuly were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Blackburn and family, in Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forsen, of Ludington, 111., were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Michalski last week. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. Robert Schaeffer were her mother, Mis. Edith UEery, and daughter, of LaPorte. After, noon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Reed and famdy, of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rensber. ger received word from their son Dale, who lives in Texas, that he has purchased and just opened a large dance hall in Rockport, Texa?, and if any Indiana folks come down that way be sure to stop in. This is the only dance hall in Rockport and is located at the edge of town. Bill Pay ton left last week for Michigan State University at East Lansing, Michigan, where he is a student. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beagles were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beagles and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hellinga and family, of Middlebury. This was in celebration of Tim Beagles birth, day and he is eight years old. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Podogzmski attended a birthday celebration on Sunday in the* home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Jim R.s. ner for their grandchildren, Tom. my James and Joy. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenkraaz, Jim Knotts, Mrs. Pych and grandsons Ronnie and Randy, all of LaCrosse; Mr. and Mr. Leo Podogzinski, Connie, Ken. neth and Jan; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Risner and family; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hoffer; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ronenzak and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Anie England and sons; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Risner and family; and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosier and daughter. The birthday gifts were opened ty Tommy and Joy with help from their mother and the day was a real enjoyable one for all.

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I Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hathaway, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, were Friday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch. James Payton was a surgical patient in the LaPorte Hospital last week. Mr and Mrs. Richard Green, of Tlobart, and Miss Paula Payton, of South Bend, were week end guests of Mrs. Payton in Walkerton. Mrs. Bess Ferverda spent the week in Orland Park, Illinois, with her son and fam.ly before leaving for her home in Florida for the winter months. On Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chapman had Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chapman, Mr. and M.s. Douglas Brovoid and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keeling and family in for a farewell party for Mrs. Ferverda before her departure on Tuesday. Mrs. Fern Wilkerson, of Kokomo, will accompany her on the trip to'Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hunt; Mrs. Irene Jones, of Michigan City; and Mrs. Delbert Leeper. Bremen, spent the week end in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, where they attended the wedding of Miss Kath, ryn Bussie on Saturday evening in the Lutheran Church at eight o’clock during a candlelight service. Mrs Leeper and the Hunts are g randpa rents of the br.de. Other Walkerton residents attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Craig Reed and Keith Knepper. The Johnson Township picnic was he’d on Sunday at the Johnson Twp. Community Building with 61 present. The afternoon program was given by a former resident, Mr. Frank Garab who showed pictures of his trip to Hungry. Mrs. Geneva Groshans was oldest present and Charles Daube the oldest male present. Murray Rearrick, of South Bend, came the farthest. After the picnic several people went to the home of Mrs. Tillie Hayter to surprise her for her birtrday.' Mrs. Hayter's health kept her from attending but she enjoyed the visit from her friends.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kennedy and Mi. and Mis. George Bennett came home on Sunday fr m a week vacation spent in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ward will serve as hosts on Saturday evening for the Koontz Lake Causer, vation carry in dinner at 6:00 p.m. in the clubhouse. Mr. George Matz was pleasantly surprised with a dinner given by his daughter, Mrs. El Klopfen. stein, on Sunday evening, Septem. ber 22. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Klopfenstein, Donna and Mike, guests were present form South Betid, Teegaidtn-, Knox, North Liberty and Walkerton. Mi. and Mrs. Marvin Stahly en. tertained Mr. and Mi'. Fritz Skinner at dinner on Sunday and m the afternoon they called on Rev. Harold Williams, who had been hospitalized sevei al days in Elkhart General Hospital. Mrs. Bei tha Urbm and h< r .'is. ter, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, of S' nth Bend, were in Winamac on Sun. day to visit with Mrs. Anna Allen. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Chapman were in PonLac and Dwight, L' . ever the week end visiting Mr. Chapman's relatives. The Koontz Lake Extension Club held their regulai meeting on Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Richard Anderson Jr., with 12 menl.ers and one guest present. Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Charles Bandendistel and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Finkle, were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sic. ner and new great-grandson, Alexander Nicholas Sicner, who was born on July 14 and two nieces of Mrs. Sicner from Chicago, 111., along with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bandendistel, of Fish Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Schmeltz, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schmeltz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson, Jr., and fam. ily spent the week end camping at Playmore Park in Bremen, In. diana. Mr. and Mis. Dale Cilery and their two granddaughters, Janice and Patti Houser, of North Liberty. .--pent the week end camping at the Jellystone Park, Plymouth. Last week end was the park's celebration of their grand opening and a large crowd was in attendance. , Do you remember the good old days when a trip to the moon taxed only your imagination? —■ . I

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