The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 March 1981 — Page 6

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MARCH 19, 1981

Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Andrews, of Bancroft, Michigan, spent the major part of last week in Walkerton and LaPorte visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Mars Rensberger had minor surgerv last week in Memorial Hospital. South Bend, and was released Monday of this week The seven-year old son of Mr and Mrs. Charles Baker is a patient in Riles Children's Hospital, in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs. Dale I Ilers came home Thursday of last week from a winter's vacation spent in Texas and Florida. In Austin. Texas, thes visited their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiracofe. After three weeks in Austin thes went to Florida to visit Mrs. Ulen 's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wisler. at Fort Myers. On their return trip they made a few stops just to sas “hi" and to exchange a fess words with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hostetter, at Leigh High Acres; Mr. and Mrs Russ Rhine, at New Port Riches; and Mr. and Mrs. Flosd Brown, at Sebring. PAPER DRIVE Sat., March 28 Door to door pick-up in Walkerton. Have papers tied or sacked Koontz Lake Area - For pick-up call these numbers 586*7370 or 586*7191

Mr and Mrs. Agnew I udwig en tertained Saturdas for friends thes had made the past summers at the Yogi Bear Camping grounds Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marshall and family, of Country Club Hills. Illinois; Mr. and Mrs Bill Hanson, of Tinies Park. Illinois; and Mr and Mrs. Don 1 udw ig and family Mr and Mrs Myron Gearheart, of Warren. Indiana, were Sunday guests of their son and famils . Rev. and Mrs Robert Gearheart. Mr. and Mrs Robert Reeder, of Fresno. California, were here last week to visit relatives and also spent a das in LaPorte with relatives. Mr and Mrs. Leroy Powers, of LaPorte. were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty. The Beatss report news of Mr. Richard Roberts, of Canoga Park, California. who has had heart surgery and is now home making a satisfactory recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Ivancivich will be serving as hosts for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner Saturdas evening. Miss Donna Klopfenstein was home last week from Indiana State University for her spring break. On Wednesday evening this week. Mr and Mrs. Ed Klopfenstein will go hear a concert by the UniverV gutters” ■ VANDERHEYDEN EAVESTMUtti SERVICE J 388-7719

sits Singers chorus of which Donna is a member. Mr and Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn and famils entertained with Sunday dinner for two birthdays, honoring Franklin Hahn and Mrs. Glenna Hahn. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs Leigh Roy Hahn Jr. and famils; Mr. Gars Hahn, of North Judson; and Mr. Ed Hahn and children, of Plymouth. Mrs. Charles Martin came back Saturdas from a two week visit with her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rhodes, and daughter, in Lewisville. Texas. Mrs. Bess Gindelberger was dismissed from the LaPorte Hospital this week and is making a satisfactory recovery. Mrs. George Hillis. Koontz Lake, attended the wedding of her nephew. Roger Christman, to Linda Stelflug. at St. Mary's Church. Menomonee Falls. Wisconsin, on Saturday. March 14. A wedding reception was held at Etzcl's Country Inn. Germantown. Wisconsin, follow ing the ceremony. Mrs. Tom Anspaugh. of Walkerton. accompanied bx her mother. Mrs. Charlotte Talbott, of Plymouth. were in Kewanna last Saturday for the 89th birthday of Mrs. Anspaugh's grandmother. Other relatives from South Bend and Kewanna were present for the partv. Miss Ethel Bierly attended the Starke County Retired Teachers meeting last Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Don Meyers. Knox. On Monday of this week she entertained her birthday club with nine members present. On Tuesday the Naomi Circle of the United Methodist Church met in her home for their regular monthly meeting. BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEET THURSDAY, MARCH 26 The Walkerton Business and Professional Women's Club will meet on Thursday. March 26. at 'OO p.m. at the Walkerton Dr. Elliott Frash Optometrist 413 Michigan St., Walkerton 1:30 5:30 Monday* 9:00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. Thumdavs Call 586*3722 For Appointment STARR & WILDAUER CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 613 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana Tuesday: 1:00 • 5:00 p.m. Thursday: All Day Saturday: 8:00 • 12:00 Noon Otter Tims CaN 548-3821 Braman All-Risk Federal Crop Insurance is now available from Before you spend a fortune planting your crops this year, think about protecting yourself with All-Risk Federal Crop Insurance Just call DeWayne Pavey Insurance At 586-3156 Find out how the benefits of all-risk insurance can be tailored to your farming operation All-Risk Federal Crop Insurance In good years and bad it pays off AlMttek ‘ * Crop Ineunwice OEWAYNE PAVEY INSURANCE 404 Ntesb Street WALKERTON, INDIANA Basinets 586-3150

TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY Ml i ' tp ’ fl a jm Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bobbe, of Koontz Lake, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a luncheon and reception on Sunday, March 22, at Tiebel’s Restaurant, Routes 30 and 41, Shercrville, Indiana. Hosts will be Richard and Alois Bobbe, Anne and Edward Steele, and Kenneth and Danis Bobbe, also their grandchildren. The Bobbes were residents of Chicago for over 60 years and were married there on March 21, 1931. Mrs. Bobbe was the former Ruth Strine. Elliott Bobbe was employed as department manager by Sears for 29 years and later was self-employ-ed. They retired to Koontz Lake in 1974 and have resided there ever since. They have three children, Richard, Anne Steele, and Kenneth, also ten grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

1.0.0. F. Hall, with dinner being prepared by the Evening Star Re bekah Lodge ladies. If you are not contacted for a reservation, call 586-2761. Mrs. Leo Mahoney will be speaking on “Enhancing Your Wardrobe”. PARENTS ANONYMOUS GROUP STILL MEETS The original Parents Anonymous group continues to hold their weekly sessions each Monday at

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