The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 April 1975 — Page 8

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — APRIL 3, 1973

WALKERTON

* r y ; and Mrs. Ted Wolfe and Bill, of Park Forest, El., and Mr. and Mrs Nelson Walz were Easter dinner guests of Mrs. Glen Walz. Mr. and Mrs Robert Gardner came home on Saturday from a week spent with their son T.m in Punta Gorda, Florida. On Sunday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell in Knox. Week end guests of Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Wake were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wake and s< n Jonathan. of Washington. Indiana, and Mr. and Mis. Gerald Jones, of Inti.anapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Pat McNorton and daughters, of Elk Grove VilJage. 111., were here on Easter to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mac McNor. ton and Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler and family. Mike Clark. Wayne Buswell, Barn - Heim and Bob Cole spent their spring vacation touring Flor, -da making stops wherever they saw things of interest. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gindelberger were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry and sons; Mrs. Dora Johnson; Mrs Bess Gindelberger; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Elk. hart; Mrs. Ruth Tutbs and grandson Dennis, of Elkhart; and Mr. Gerald Johnson, of Wawaka. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Henry were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and family; Mr. and Mrs. Donn Reiver and family. LaPorte; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carnes-and family, Ply. mouth; and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Farnham, of Chesterton. An Easter egg hunt was enjoyed by everyone in the afternoon with prizes in each egg.

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On Friday evening Mrs. Harold Knowlton and co-hostesses, Mrs. Esther Kautman, entertained the Fellowship Class in the Knowl. ton home. Mr. Bill Payton returned Fri. day from a week's stay in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he enjoyed skiing with a group. On Sunday evening he left for Michigan State University where he will finish the term. Miss Susan Lowry, of Norfolk, University, in Virginia, and Miss Paula Payton. of South Bend, were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Payton. Mrs. Alta Bowers and Miss Ethel Bierly came home on Saturday from a 15 day grand Florida tour. A number of people from here went to Haven Hubbard Home near New Carlisle on Monday to lend a helping hand. These people give a day whenever the need arises at the home to help with the sewing, mending and many email things that need to be done around the grounds and the buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hunt came home on Thursday from a vacation to Biloxi. Miss., where they vis.ted Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schoenfeld. Mrs. Schoenfeld is the former Joann Bussie, granddaughter of the Hunts and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bussie. They also took a trip to New Orleans to see the French Quarter. Nashville to the RCA Recording Capitol of the World, and they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mevis while there. They came home through Lafayette and stopped to see her mother, Mrs. Viola Emerson who is very' sick and in a nursing home.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wulff and Mr. and Mrs. James Wolff and son were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolff and family. Mi. and Mrs. Kenneth Henry a-.d two sons, of Rochester, Mmn , aie hi re visiting Mr. and Mrs. I’.in Smith and other relatives aid mends ai amd Walkerton and Plynv uth. The Senior Fellowship Group is anticipating an evening filled with tun on Monday, Apid 7 with a carry in dinner served at 6:00 pm. in the Walkerton Commun. ity Budding. A very interesting and entertaining program will be presented and everyone is wel. come. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Dorothy Flaugher were Mr. and Mis. R.chard Flaugher and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Flaugher and family. Mrs. Shirley Flaugher, Billy, Cindy and L./n Mr. Randy C le and Joni Gjemre. Mr. and Mrs. George Reousct), of South Fort Mitchell. Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bandendistel, of Fish Lake, were week end guests of Mrs. Charles Bandendistel and Mrs. Margaret Finkle. Mis. Finkle returned to her home in Indianapolis w.th the Reousches as they returned to Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton entertained with a Sunday dinner for their family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Delaney and family, of Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knowlton and fam.| , of North Liberty: Mr. and Mrs. David Knowlton and family and Mr. and Mrs. David Drews and fam-ly, along with Gene Knowlton, weie guests. On Tuesday and Wed. nesday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Delaney and family were m Dearborn. Michigan, to tour the Ford Museum. Easter Sunday d.nner guests of Mi and Mrs. Leroy Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nus. baum and family, of Valparaiso; Mr. and Mrs Damon Straup and son, South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nable, Union Mills; and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cline and family returned h me on Satur. day from a vacation in Florida where they visited Disney World and Busch Gardens. Dick reporte 1 the crowds were so large the da\ they were at Disney World that it w.is closed to any more visitors fi m noon until four and then i t opened and more visitors entered unti] 1 :C0 a.m. On the return home they were told at 2:30 a.m. at the camping grounds to leave immediately because cf a flash flood warning and th v saw several cars strand, ed. Walkertcn looked real good Saturday although they enjoyed their trip a lot.

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Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Esther Kaufman were Mr. and Mis. Gerald Kautman, David and [ Sally, Fish Lake; Mrs. Chai les Eppt rson and two daughters, of East Gary, and Art Zigier. Hosts for the Koonz Lake carry in dinner this Saturday w.ll be Mrs. Charles Shogren and Mrs. William Michalski lor the C nservation Club beginning at 5:30 and a social hour to follow’. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shogren, of Koontz 1 Lake, were Mrs. Virginia Malin, desky and Mr. Joe Nickels, of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon, aid Dentstej and daughter, of Bi rwyn, Illinois. Mrs. El.za’eth Michalski and Mrs. Iva Barbknecht will be hostesses for the Oregon Township H me Economics Club on April 8 at 12:00 noon in the club house. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sheaks and sons Robert and William, were week end gue.-ts in the Charles Bellinger home Sunday I guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Bellinger and Mr. and Mrs. I Stephen Bellinger and Shawn, of North Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wynn. The cold Easter Sunday wind didn’t mar the fun for the Hostetler family in the Stuntz Pine . Forest where their annual egg hunt and earn..n dinner was en. joyed with 71 present coming from Twin Lakes, Valparaiso, Plymouth, Chicago, Elk Grove Vil. [ lage, 111., Tyner, Michigan City ( and Walkerton.

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Mr. and Mrs. Wally Johns’ I of Sycamore, 111., were here Wednesday and Thursday of 1 • week to visit his parents, : and Mrs. Walter Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Capek, ’ and Mrs. James Capek and i > ily were Easter dinner guest. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ji’ Capek, Sr. Loren Capek u i home from Indianapolis Satin, and Sunday visiting his parent Mrs. George Lanphere and brother, 8.1 l Bodkins, retur: Sunday from a six weeks • which included a sightseeing t of New Orleans. A visit to N chez, Miss., to view the ante! lum mansions and a visit Vicksburg, Miss., to see the C War Battlefield were also enjoj 1 While in New Orleans they x ited with M.ss Ro«aann Pafriend for many years, and fi i there they visited old friends San Diego, California, and on a stay with their sister. M George Sherman, who res.de Paradise, California. On the turn trip they stopped in Did California, for a visit with R 1 daughter and family. The home was teset with hazard conditions, raun, >eow and ' through the mountains it Flagstaff, Arizona, and the Tt x panhandle. The entire trip w over 7,000 miles,. B th r pirl was a great trip covering i states and a wonderful way .’ee America first. Be wise — Advertise!