The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 24, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 November 1985 — Page 11

Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton were Mrs. Lois Klatt, of Mishawaka; Mrs. Mildred Williams, of Plymouth; and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Houser. Don’t forget to use your WIN coupons, many are good until March 31. 1986* Catherine Theis and Jean Cole spent the weekend in Toledo. Ohio, with 19 members of the group with whom they toured western Europe this past summer. Everyone enjoyed sharing photos and slides from the trip and hearing of other activities of group members since their return to the states. Rainy weather caused a river cruise to be cancelled, but a visit to the magnificent Toledo Museum of Art and the Libby-Owens glass display added extra pleasure to the weekend. Mrs. David Knowlton held a party on Sunday afternoon for Michele's and David Michael's birthdays. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Knwolton, North Liberty; Mr. and Mrs. Don Nowatzke and Dorcie. Mrs. Shirley Lute, Robin and Torey, Mrs. Sarah Nunley. Susan and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. David Drews and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Knowlton and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton. Lisa Dankert. Keith Dipert and Gary Cooper. Birthday cakes and ice cream were served and they received many birthday presents.

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Public Auction — NORTH LIBERTY — Saturday, Nov. 30 PERSONAL PROPERTY - 10:00 A M. REAL ESTATE - 12:00 NOON Location - 24320 Riley Road. North Liberty, Indiana REAL ESTATE Beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch situated on 20 14 acres w/approximately 16 tillable acres Home has 2'h baths 15x25 family room fireplace ano bay window in living room and dining room Fully carpeted 7 ceilings, utility room and lots ot c’oset space Kitchen has built in dishwasher ano oeautitu 1 maple cupboards Hot water baseboard neat w z sso gallon underground fuel tank At tached double garage w z opener and 30x35 apron w'basketball court VHP antenna LEGAL DESCRIPTION - 20 14 acres Mid pt W NE beg 1653 W of NE corner SEC 7 35-2E For appointment contact Cad Kaser 656 4532 TERMS REAL ESTATE - $5,000 down day ot sale a /balance due at closing (30-60 days) Taxes prorated at closing Selle' reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids Any statements made day ot sale take precedence over any printed materia 1 Homie shown by appointment only Lunch Served Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold June T. Tarnow, Owner Sale conducted by Kaser’s Auction Service iflnM™ Col Carl Kaser. CAI Col Dean Kaser North Libarty South Bend MF 656 4532 2916379

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gerber were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Gerhart and sons on Sunday, November 3. They helped Jeremy celebrate his fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baker returned home this past weekend after spending a week in Florida visiting with friends and relatives. At Homestead they visited their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Carla) Achor and at Pine Island they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reed and Mr. and Mrs. John Easterday. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ullery were in South Bend to attend the wedding of her nephew, Mark Clindaniel, of Hanna. Mrs. Florence Anderson, of Knox, also attended the wedding with the Ullerys and was an overnight guest. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Klinedinst accompanied by Mrs. Mamie Hahn. Nora Hahn, Esther Kaufman and Mary Jane Beaty enjoyed the travelogue on Brazil which was given on Monday evening in South Bend. Mrs. Elva Ballauss, of Aurora. Illinois, was a weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fenstermacher. They became friends while Irving in Alaska. On Tuesday of last week, four sisters of the Goodenough family from New Carlisle and Three Oaks. Michigan, came to visit Miss Ethel Bierly. Three of the sisters had been students of Ethel's when she taught at Maple Grove School at New Carlisle, and she stayed with the Goodenough family while teaching there. This was a very special day for Ethel and will always be remembered. On Sunday. November 3. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith were Sunday dinner guests of their son, Tom and family, in Mishawaka. This was a celebration dinner for Sidney’s birthday, featuring Sidney’s favorite, chocolate birthday cake. Sidney loves chocolate cake and wound up with four of them for his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Ivancevich will be hosts on Saturday evening for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner meeting at 5:00 p.m. C.S.T. C.S.T.

A dinner was enjoyed Sunday in honor of Mamie Hahn's 90th birthday with 43 present at the Community Building to extend birthday greetings and wish her many more happy birthdays. She received many beautiful gifts and cards. Mrs. Hahn enjoys good health and trys to get the most out of life. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stickley and Mrs. Thelma Watts were in Hamlet on Sunday at the home of Max Hardesty, where a dinner was given with the honored guest being Mrs. Audrey Barnhart, of Nevado, Ohio, who has been visiting her relatives for several days and was to return home on Monday of this week. The guests were her sisters and brothers of the Stickley family and their families in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Merrick

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and Mrs. Olive Merrick, of South Bend, and Mrs. Helen Rosengard, of Homewood, Illinois, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mullet. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jacob and family were in Angola over the weekend to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jacob. Ernie Smith Is Plant Manager At lowa Plant p Ernie Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Smith, 203 Maple Street, Walkerton, was named plant manager at the Dyersville, lowa plant of Modernfold, where Spacesetter

panels are produced by the company. Smith has been with the company for 26 years. He started with Modernfold in their Walkerton plant in 1959, known as P\ro Electric in the Woodmaster Door division. He is a graduate of Walkerton High School. Smith moved from Walkerton to Scottsville. Kentucky, when Modernfold moved from Walkerton in 1964 and in 1975 they moved to Dyersville where he began as a hot press operator and has worked in many phases of the production as well as purchasing of the company. He became plant manager in 1976. Ernie and his wife, Janice, have two children, Connie, who is married and the mother of two, and Lorin, age 14.

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