The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 September 1986 — Page 6

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - SEPTEMBER 18, 1888

Elsie Morris, now a resident at LaCrescent Health Care Center, in LaCrescent. Minnesota, formerly of Walkerton, has been selected as Dutchess for the LaCrescent Applefest celebration. Each year the residents and staff vote on someone as Duke and Duchess to be represented in the festival and she was so honored this year. Elsie received a crown and cape during the cornation ceremony. Monday evening. September 8. She will wear this during the Applefest Festival. The Duke and Dutchess Elsie, will attend the banquet on September 20 and ride in the parade in a convertible on Sunday. September 21. This is a big celebration in LaCrescent each fall. The parade is attended by around 50.000 persons. We are proud of Elsie's receiving this honor. For all her friends in the Walkerton area her address is LaCrescent Health Care Center. LaCrescent.

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Minnesota 55947. Mrs. Alma Daube and Mrs. Burnadctte Davis returned the first part of last week from a weekend visit in LaHarpe. Illinois, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hast, cousins of Mrs. Daube. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Snyder. North Liberty, returned home last Thursday evening from a two week vacation spent visiting their daughter and her husband, in England, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harris. Mr. Harris is a pilot in the U. S. Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Steinke arrived home on Sunday evening from a tour of the eastern states and also to Niagra Falls and parts of Canada. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Hagenbush. There will be no special hosts for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner meeting on Saturday night, but an old fashioned pot luck

dinner will be served with all the goodies. So come on out and enjoy an evening of good food and fun. Wednesday of last week. Miss Ethel Bierly and Mrs. Ima Kellogg went to North Judson to attend a Starke County Retired Teachers meeting at the home of Mrs. Lenore Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gerber spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerber, in Muncie. It was a dual occasion, housewarming and the celebration of Janelle Gerber and her twin sister. Michelle Theobald’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Whitmer, of Wabash, had a birthday dinner on Sunday for their grandson, Adam Whitmer’s second birthday. Those present were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Whitmer and his sister, Natalie, of Wabash; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pretoiues. of Urbana; his great-grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitmer, of North Liberty; his great aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buskirk, of Lafayette; and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. David Blair, of Wabash. Adam received many gifts and in the late afternoon ice cream and cake was served. News and classifieds as well as happy ads can be dropped off at Little Andy's Restaurant, in North Liberty. The birthday of Leigh Roy Hahn. Sr., was celebrated with a dinner at Mier’s Case, in New Carlisle, on Friday evening with the following present, Mrs. Helen Smith, South Bend; Viola Barden, Goldie Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler and Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn. Mrs. Nora Hahn spent the weekend at Marcelles, Michigan, with her daughter, Mrs. Leota Weakly and Todd, at their cottage on the lake. Mr. Ed Pogodzinski returned home from St. Joseph Medical Center a couple of weeks ago and is LOOK MICHIAkA 6” SEAMLESS GUTTER Heavy Grade (.932) Baked Enamel Finish VANDERHEYDEN EAVESTROUGH SERVICE Call 288-7719 ATTENTION VETERANS Service Officer At POST 189 WALKERTON 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Tuesdays MODLRN WOODMLN Os AMERICA SINCE 1883 CAROL JEAN BECKER District Agent 903 State Street North Liberty, Indiana 46554 PHONE BUSINESS (219) 656-8796 A Fraternal Lite Insurance Society 117 VL Makers Ot Fine Custom ■ Furniture & Cabmtery in Native I J- Hardwoods 0’ INDIMIM 1 ; WOODCRAFTS J Est 1975 4 Wood 4 T* Products mm *4 Os An . Types .Jy* d I JON M PAIRITZ I F (219) 586-3741. Walkerton d

making satisfactory improvement. His brother, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Pogodzinski. of Chicago, spent the weekend here with them. A birthday party was held on Sunday afternoon and evening with a lunch along with cake and ice cream served by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Foster and son, Daniel, in Plymouth. The birthday of Mrs. Foster was observed. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stull and son. Mrs. Vada Stull, Mr. Harry McMahon and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stull and son. North Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wasko and daughter, of Wausaukee. Wisconsin. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ullery. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn. Jr. and family, hosted a cookout on Sunday evening for the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Hahn and Catherine. Mrs. Goldie Skinner and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hahn and family. This was in celebration of Mr. Leigh Hahn's birthday.

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