The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1983 — Page 3

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MRS. SARAH BEAM Mrs. Sarah Hill Daley Beam. 82. of Rural Route 1. Box 3. Knox, passed away at 2:20 p.m. on Monday. April 18. at Porter Memorial Hospital. Valparaiso, after a two month illness. She was born on December 29, 1900, at Tyner. She was first married in 1918 to John William Daley, who preceded her in death in 1942. She then married in 1942 to Albert L. Beam, who preceded her in death in 1974. Surviving arc seven children: Mrs. Margaret Katsianis. of Rolling Prairie; Mrs. Robert Cusack, of Oak Lawn, Illinois; Alison Beam Hindman, of Valparaiso; James and Peter Daley, both of Koontz Lake; C. Thomas Daley, of Columbus. Ohio; and Bradley Daley, of Kingman, Arizona; 18 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs. Bessie Clark, of Knox, and Mrs. Marie Purcell, of South Bend; and a brother, James Lidy, of Tennessee, Services were heldM* 2:00 p.m. C.S.T. on Thursday. April 21. at the Rannells Funeral,Jj®ne Hamlet Chapel, with Rev. Lktyd George, pastor of the Koontz Lake Missionary Church. officiaUog. Burial was in Tyner Cemetery' LAURA NOBLIT WOODARD Laura Noblit Woodard, 99. passed away on Monday. February 28. at the Hornell Nursing Home. Hornell. New York, where she had been a resident for five years. She was born in Walkerton, in 1883, and had resided for 40 years in Arkport. New York, before moving to Hornell. Neu York 25 years ago. CHARLIE BOWMAN SERVICE LAPAZ (Tha Shop That Sarvict Built) GAS - OIL - LUBE LAWNBOY & ARIENS SALES & REPAIR SERVICE 30 Years Experience 4U?Bp

W.E.M.S.A SEEKING APPLICANTS The Walkerton Emergency Medical Services Is Seeking Individuals Who Would Be Interested In Serving The Community In One Os Its Most Vital Areas. Applications For Daytime And Nighttime Hours Are Being Taken OPEN INVITATIONS To Anyone To Attend A Special Questions And Answer Session On All Areas Os This Service Will Be Held On THURSDAY, APRIL 28 7:30 p.m. At The AMBULANCE GARAGE (Beside The Police Station) Anyone who has thought of serving the community in this capacity but have hesitated for any reason are urged to attend this meeting, if only to gam more knowledge about a service that serves you 24-hours a day If You Are Interested, But Are Unable To Attend This Meeting, Or If You Have Any Questions Call Any Os The Following: KATHY EDDINGER, 586-3358 DIANE SCHMELTZ, 586-2849 Training Officers RANDY HOOVER, 586-2702 2UZB

She was married to Murry Woodard. who preceded her in death. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Pierce, Arkport. New York, and Mrs. Althea Biase, New York City; four grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren; and two nieces. Services were in Hornell, New York and Burial in the Arkport Cemetery. New York. ANDREW R. FEJES Andrew R. Fejes, 78, of 908 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton, passed away at 12:25 a.m. on Thursday. April 21, in Memorial Hospital, South Bend, after a lengthy illness. He was born on March 3. 1905. in Pennsylvania and lived in the Walkerton area for the past 33 years, coming from Pennsylvania. He married Willowdean (Dede) Krick, on May 30. 1950. who survives. He was a retired trucker and a veteran of World War 11. Surviving along with his wife is a daughter, Mrs. Bessie A. Alberts, of Pennsylvania; a son, Robert Fejes. of Florida; a stepdaughter, Ms. Dianna DeArmond, of Owensboro. Kentucky; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Private services were held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday at the Nus-baum-Elkin Funeral Home. Walkerton, with Rev. Chester Mayflower, pastor of the Walkerton United Methoidst Church, officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. DOROTHY M. MANGUS Mrs. Dorothy M. Mangus, 70. of Kokomo, formerly of North Liberty, passed away at 10:45 a.m. on Friday in her residence after suffering an apparent stroke. She was born on September 30. 1912, in North Liberty and had lived in North Liberty until five years ago when she moved to Kokomo. She married Paul Mangus, who preceded her in death on November 21. 1978. She taught in the Lakeville. Greene Township and North Liberty Schools for 32 years, retiring in 1975. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Randall Yoder, of Kokomo; and two grandchildren. Services were held at 10:00 a.m.

on Monday in the North Liberty Church of the Brethren, with Rev Ammon P. Wenger, former pastor, officiating. Burial was in Eastlaw n Cemetery. North Liberty. She was a member of the North Liberty Church of the Brethren and memorial contributions may be made to the Heifer Project. MRS. DONNA L. COSTELLO Mrs. Donna L. Costello, 38. of Bremen, died at 9:35 a.m. on Saturday. April 23. from injuries from a one-car accident on the Ply-mouth-Goshen Road, near Bremen, after the car she was driving left the road for some unknown reason and crossed a ditch, hitting en , embankment. She was a Spanish teacher at John Glenn High School. ( Services were held at 10:00 am. on Wednesday at Christ The King Catholic Church. South Bend, with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, South Bend. t MRS. DALE WORTHINGTON Mrs. Ida (Dale) E. Worthington, । 73. of 23575 Liberty Highway, died early Monday morning, April 25. in Osteopathic Hospital, South Bend. She was born on November 5. 1909, in St. Joseph County, where she lived her lifetime. On September 5. 1931, in St. Joseph County, she marring Dale R. Worthington. He survives along with three daughters. Mrs. John (Gloria) Kurzhal, of South Bend. Mrs. William (Illa Dail) Kurzhal, of North Liberty, and Mrs. Paul (Bonnie) Brattain, of Atlanta. Georgia; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchild-ren; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Wilson. of Mill Creek. Mrs. Dora Lichtenbarger. of South Bend, and Mrs. Maggie Milliken, of Phoenix. Arizona; and a brother. Howard Miller, of North Liberty. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Haverstock Funeral Home Chapel. LaPorte. with Brother M. Joseph LaVine. Jr., of the Jehovah's Witnesses, officiating. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery. She was a 1 member of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Our classifieds start at only 51.50!

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THANKS My thanks to friends, neighbors and family for the cards, flowers, visits and many acts of kindness during my stay in the hospital. A. J. Kennedy A great big thank you to all the members and friends that helped to make our Spring Dance such a big success by their many efforts, donations, etc. A special thanks to all the merchants who gave the beautiful gifts for the door prizes and the Liedtky band. Oregon Twp. Senior Citizens Koontz Lake NAOMI FELLOWSHIP MEETS The Naomi Fellowship of the Walkerton United Methodist Church met at the home of Alma Daubc, on April 19, with nine members and one guest, Hope Kaiser, of Three Oaks, Michigan, present. Mrs. Daube, chairperson, opened the meeting by reading a poem entitled, "Speak Quietly", by G. W. Longbord. The lesson was given by Martha Young who

PUBLIC ANTIQUE AUCTION DIRECTIONS: 3V? miles north of North Liberty or south of South Send 12 miles to Crumstown Hwy (at junction 23 and 223) Watch for Sale Signs Saturday, April 30 9:30 A.M. — ANTIQUES & COLLECTOR'S ITEMS — FEATURE ITEMS - Beautiful solid oak secretary bookcase w/lions claw feet beveled mirror and pigean holes (A-1 condition), beautiful walnut Victorian wai* clock w/porcelam face, brass weights and pendulum - glass side panels fancy Hoosier cabinet w/roll top. fancy solid oak secretary w/leaded glass door, nice solid oak Hydiener ice box Brunswick phonograph in working condition (oak), unusual 10 fl oak tobaggon w/steermg wheel (seats 5) FURNITURE — Morse recliner (oak), nice Jenny Lind bed unusual fancy side by side secretary bookcase w/dragon heads and (2) beveled mirrors (needs repair). fancy double brass bed. beautiful pine Victorian china cabinet w/brass trim and drawer. (2) round solid oak dining tables plank bottom high chair, oak folding table, oak hall tree. (2) gate leg tables. (4) wrought iron ice cream parlor chairs, selection of misc chairs dating from iB6O, oak chest pine fern stand, iron beds, child s maple table and chairs. Singer treadie sewing ! machine CLOCKS — Nice Ingraham 8-day kitchen mantel clock w/aiarm solid oak battery operated mantel clock GLASSWARE & CHINA - Royal Burgess water pitcher and wash bowl (white ; w/pmk trim). Elsie pitcher and bowl set (white). Bonn plate (mother and daughter). pink Depression cracker jar, pink Depression bowls, pink Depression measuring cup (Kelloggs), nice carnival glass bowl, large dome covered carniva ' glass butter dish, misc carnival pcs . fancy pressed glass pitcher pressed glass toothpick holder unusual bud vase, leather decanter, German lady china bust, Currier & Ives china bell, black amethyst vase, misc pink and emerald green Depression pcs . milk pitcher pressed glass candle holders, various i pressed glass pcs Flow Blue soup dish, brass based compote fancy handpainted bowl. Occupied Japan, Jewel T, dated jars, glass top jars, W C Fields | Beam bottle, old bottles misc glassware i GUNS — Old Winchester Model 97. 12 gauge pump Palivia Leader double barrel 12 gauge ’ PRIMITIVES & MISC. COLLECTIBLES - (2) nickel plated Aladdin lamps (good j condition) Huffer cast iron dinner bell, pedestal oil lamps wringer washer/tub stand combination. RR lanterns, misc lanterns, copper boiler RR tie tongs ice j tongs buck saws, hay knife cross cut saws, cream separator (complete), double shovel walking plow, wood pulleys, scythes, corn shelter, nice corn grinder, wood Darrels. WW I felt hat. wooden wagon wheels, cherry pitter. butter churn, sausage press, sausage stutter, coflee grinder, apple peeler various crocks, various iron kettles and pots, scale collection beer can collection, insu lators. old beer tapper composition doll head rubber doll head various size dolls. MW round wood burning stove (2) sets of horse harness w/brass names and collar, misc horse equip . wicker basket collection water pump HOUSEHOLD — Admiral 8 cu ft upright freezer, double cushioned couch nice formica top table w/6 chairs, metal kitchen cabinet Underwood typewriter, fire place tools conventional Thor washer — SPORTING GOODS — DIVING SETS — (2) complete diving sets w/wet suits tanks regulators $ weights knife flashlight and misc accessories fishing equipment, (2) boys ■i 24 bicycles, bike parts. Johnson 10 HP outboard motor w/tank boat seats — TOOLS & MISCELLANCEOUS — | Misc Hand tools, electric motors, lawn and garden tools (2) nice shop forges misc vises, saw vise hand grinders garden plows. JD manure spreader tires and rims. 3/8 copper tubing, misc lumber native planks table saw service station supplies, single section spring drag tires Terms: Cash or Approved Check Lunch Served Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Mr. and Mrs. R. M. “Bluerock” Whitaker ONWERS SALE CONDUCTED BY: KASER AUCTION SERVICE Col Carl Kaser, CAI Col Dean Kaser XTh 288-7272 287 8689 <*4* North Liberty - 656-4444

read "The Brown Bag Cleaners" from the May 1978 issue of Guidepost. Alice Huhnke gave the devotions and she read parts of "In 1 he Dark Garden". T he meeting closed with a prayer by Helen Steiner Rice and cards for the sick were signed. PROSECUTOR BARNES TO SPEAK TO FARM BUREAU Michael Barnes, St. Joseph County prosecuting attorney, will speak at the Liberty-Lincoln Farm Bureau meeting set for Wednesday, May 4, at 7:30 p.m., at the North Liberty United Methodist Church. Please plan on attending. RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE The Lakeville P.T.O. is holding a rummage and bake sale along with a paper drive on Saturday, May 7, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Lakeville Elementary gym. U. S. 31 north. Bring newspapers to drop off at the bin . Available at the sale will be clothing, toys, jewelry, kitchen items, appliances, baked goods, etc.

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