The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 March 1975 — Page 3

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George M. Hershberger, 610 ►fferson St., Walkerton, receiv. i congratulations and a visual mir.der that he was a member the first DePauw University dimming team 50 years ago. Dr. ouglas Trout, left, DePauw vice, evident for university develop, ent, extends the congratulations Hershberger, a member of the

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State Representative Richard ingus i R-Lakevillei had the vice# of Kenneth Rohrer, son Dr. and Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, rural route 1, Walkerton, as page in the Indiana House of

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Mrs. Jack Long, of Koontz ke, is a patient in the LaPorte •"pitai. Mr. and Mrs. Pat McNorton d family, of Illinois, were here Monday to visit their par. ta, Mr. and Mra. Herald H<». 'ler and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Merton. Mrs. Hazel Barden has been in -erland Pirk. Missouri, with r -on, George, who passed away Sunday. Funeral services ire held on Tuesday. Mr. and 1 » Bob Barden left for Over. r ‘i Park on Monday.

class of 1928 at DePauw. The University honored six membeis of its first team (1925-26) who returned for a special luncheon ceremony on the campus Febru. ary 21. Later the team members and their coach. William Search, of W i vela nd. Indiana, now 85, attended a DePauw varsity meet where they were introduced and honored.

Representatives. Ken spent the day watching the sessipn. and learning more atout the legislative process in Indiana. The 16. year-old is a John Glenn High School student.

Mr. Joseph Uhlir. of Oak Park, Illinois, and his daughter, Miss Sally Uhlir. of Ch.eago, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newell. Mr. Harold Holland, Delton, Mich.gar., ard Jack Geizo, Grand Rapids. Michigan, spent FYiday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Francis Holland. Sunday evening Mr and Mrs. B >b AwaJd entertained their fam. ily at a birth<iay dinner for their son Dick. Guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Awald. LaPorte. and Mr and Mrs Roger Norris and fam.lv, of Plymouth.

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Mrs. Roy Miller was taken to ' the LaPorte Hospital on Saturday at ter suffering a heart attack and she is in the intensive care unit. Mi. and Mrs. Ted Wolfe and B.U were here on Sunday to sp d the day with Mrs. Glen Walz. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W dz left on Sunday for Bradenton, Florida, to sp- nd a couple of weeks enjoying the sunshine and warm weather. Mrs. Richard Dipert and Mrs. Ann Labno w.ll be the hostesses for the Saturday evening carry in supjter of the Koontz Lake Conservation Club at the club house beginning at 5:30 with a social hour to follow. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith came home from a vacation in Florida where they had gone for sight, seeing and a few short visits and Mrs. Jack Prentis flew down to spend a few days and to return home with the Smi?hs on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daube ar.d Mrs. Harry Steinke came home Friday from a‘month's stay in California and Mexico. In Cal. ifornla they visited Mrs. Betty Clark and daughter in Chula Vista and Mrs. Margaret Leßoy in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daube attended a retreat for young adults from the Tracy United Methodist Church over the week end at Epworth Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch and her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hathaway, returned home on Sunday from a two week vacation in Florida. The Hathaways left on the.r re. turn, for home in Grand Rapids, Michig in. Mrs. Russell Smith, ot Koontz Lake, came home Or. Friday of iast week from a week's stay in Crestwood. Illinois, where she had gone to attend a silver wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. John Neuhardt. Mr and Mrs. Leland Donat hen. of North Liberty, gave a family l.ithday party in their home on Saturday evening for her mother, Mis. Ray Carbiener, of Walker, ton. Also in atendar.ee was Mr. Carbiener. Mr. and Mrs. James Keeling and f imih < ntei tai. ed on Sunday m their home for Mi. and Mis. Ted Keeling and Mr. and Mrs'. Ed Keeling with the celebrations of the February’ and March birthdays being honored. Ellen Stull, Rhoda Ogle. Victor Slott, Jean Divine and Myrtle Slick, all residents of the Walker, ton Nursing Home, traveled on Thursday, February 27, to the Ridgedale Nursing Home in South Bend. Bingo was enjoyed as well as the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Delaney and family, of Lafayette, were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton. On Sunday other guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Drews and fam. fTV. Mr. and Mrs David Know!, ton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knowlton and family. Mr/ and Mrs. John Garab returned home last week from a six week vacation spent in Florida. At Keenansville they visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Drake at Lake Wales they visited Mr. Garab's two brothers and on Tine Island. K»>nkelha, Fla., they visited Mr. ar.d Mrs. Cleo Ringl and along with the beautiful weather, they enjoyed many sights and a superb vacation.

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MARCH 6, 1975 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

Mr. and Mrs Jim Hostetler came home Saturday after a two week stay in Florida They had short visits with all the Walker, ton residents who are spend ig the winter months in the sunny state. CELEBRATES 6TH BIRTHDAY A b.rthday party honoring Miss Ellen Overton was held Saturday. February 22, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Roth. Miss Overton was six years old on February 26th. zXmoneg the guests were the Misses Jedi Wolfenbarger. Lisa Preston. Robin Lute. Dawn Licht, Tammy Krathwohl, Angie Jacobson. Christy Halter, Cherie Clem, ons and Anissa Brown. Masters Pau| Rhodes, Wesley Pavey, Joey Walker. Tim Fraub, Bobby Sw:. hart. David Searfoss, Kirk Rice and Jeff Patrick. Prize winners of various gam«\s Included Paul Rhodes, Tim Traub, Robin Lute. Jidi Wolfenbarger an<l Christy Halter. Co-hostesses of the party were the Misses Amy Overton and Dawn Brantley, with Chuck Roth and Delane Overton assisting in the organization and co-ordination. In addition to the regular festive decorations, the children were delighted with the special birth, day cake composed of a doll dres. sed in pink and white bouffant "gown" atop r yellow- "platform.” The cake was made and decorated my Mrs. Roth, the gown of chef, ry chip sponge cake and the plat, form of white sponge cake. ON DEAN’S LIST Two Walkerton students attend. Ing Indiana University at South Bend made the Dean's List for <

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the fall semester, it was announc. ed by Dr Robert A Dubick, acting dean of student services. To qualify for the Dean's Lis', a student must carry 12 or more semester.houts of credit work ar i achieve at least t 3.3 grade-pon ' average i A I, B 3. etc. i. Dean's List stud-nts wh-> had a grade average between 3.3 and 3.99 are Linda D. Holderread tnd Sandra L. Ogle. BAKE SALE \ND LUNCHEON S\T( KD\Y The Rebekah Lodge, Walkerton wdl be having a bake sale and a homemade chicken and no<dl»> luncheon on Saturday, March * The event will be held at th- Oi l Fellows Building, in downt >wn Walkerton. PRESBYTERI \\ FAMILY NIGHT On Tuesday, March 1, at 6:30 pm , the Presbyterian Church will have a family night pot luck dinner and program in the Ft Ilowship Hall. Mr and Mrs. Ray. mond Steele, of the MLshawak i Presbyterian Church, will present the program untitled "Ind-ana Landmarks." They will show slides with a narration on tape Members and friends are invited and encouraged to attend this dinner and program. Bring cov. ered dishes ami table Service. BOWLS PERFECT GAME Bob Lute, longtime a leading bowler of this area, received the once in a lifetime thrill Sunday of a perfect 300 game. He was bowling in a 6-game match at the PNA Lanes m South B-md when he came up with his mast, erpiece. TIT

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