Walkerton Independent, Volume 61, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1936 — Page 8

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Correspondence YELLOW BANK It was birthdays and more birthdays that were celebrated Sunday when 39 relatives, children anil grandchildren of Mrs. Maggie Harbaugh gathered at her home to celebrate her birthday as well as those of her sons, Grover, George and Don. whose birthdays fall on the 2nd, sth and 20th of April. Mrs. Mary Deavel, of Dayton, 0., was the only one of the children unable to be present. A bounteous pot luck dinner was served at noon. One of the dishes much relished (?) by all was roast moose brought by Don H. from'Alaska. The Communion service at the Centre church was quite well at j tended considering the stormy evening. More than 80 engaged in the service which followed the two week’s revival under the leadership ’ of Rev. Dewey Rowe, of Bryan, O. Eight were received into the church by baptism. Others are coming. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller and daughter, Madaline, were supper I guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Culp, on I : Tuesday evening. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I , Sidney Seybold were Mr. and Mrs. I Brook Bowers and children. Mr. and Mrs. Gerber Thompson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Foster Whiteman. Mr. and Mrs. Ivon Hartsough ana family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cripe Sunday afternoon. JORDAN Mrs. Zeralda Marquis spent sev- ! eral days last week with her sister. Mrs. Lester Verduln, in South Bend. She attended the pageant, “Children of the World," at the Nuner school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis and son , of North Liberty spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bricker and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. William Larmon of Whiting, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daube and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Drelbelbis of Crumstown, Paul Devos of Mishawaka and Miss Mildred Ward of North Liberty were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Wesolek. Miss Adelaide Millard spent the week end with Miss Helen Goppert. Oliver Hardy and daughter, Mary, Josephine Fisher. Phyllis Gorseline, Erma Walter and Dorothy Seitz were I guests of Miss Betty Bellinger at her birthday dinner Sunday. Master Eugene Verduin of South Bend is spending his vacation with his cousins, Walter and Albert Marquis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daube spent I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and family. Mrs. H. G. Goppert and daughter, Helen, spent Monday with Mrs. Rose Wiley and Adelaide. Mrs. Zeralda Marquis spent Saturday and Sunday with her aunt. Miss Addie Johnson in North tyMrs. Mary Beron returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Wiley after a few weeks visit with her son at North Liberty. J. C. Millard of South Bend, called ; at the Mrs. Rose Wiley home Saturday evening. Beginning of Atomic Theory The tieginning of the atomic theory may be traced to the speculations of the ancients. Democritus, a Greek philosopher of the Fifth century, was probably the earliest to consider the construction of matter. The founda tion of the modern atomic theory is attributed to John Dalton, a school master of Manchester, England, whose theory was developd between 1803 and 1806. Before his time, however, a number of philosophers and scientists, notably Boyle, Newton, Bacon, Des i cartes. Hooke and Locke, were Interested in this problem. Writing From Right to Left It is believed by philologists that the earliest writing ran from right to left. The ancient Egyptians wrote this way and so did the Phoenicians. As a consequence, all the Semitic languages with the exception of the extinct As syro-Babylonian and modern Ethiopie were or are written from right to left. “ All other written languages used in the world read from left to right with I the exception of Chinese and Japanese which read from top to bottom and in columns from right to left. BORN TO BE MONEY MAKERS! | Hoosier Feeds | Will Start the Litlte | Chicks Right Don’t take any chances = with your little chicks. = Give them Hoosier = feeds made over our = own formulas. We recommend them. There is = a grade of feed suitable for each poultry need. « We Specialize in Quality Seeds and Coal Be Sure to See us Before Purchasing Fertilizers Holser-Palmer Co.

Additional School Notes (Continued from Page One) notice the General Ability column I on sheet sent home. Lavaun Gensinger and Dean Hudehnyer tied for . first place in achievement with little ■ below ninth grade ability. Betty I Bellinger and Guy Lehman tied for y second honors with “Bth grade plus” ; . ability. ■ I Kenneth Gourley entered the > seventh grade last week, coming from North Liberty. I GRADE EIGHT- Hilda Peterson who has been absent for several days ’ having undergone an appendectomy, 1 ■is reported doing splendidly. Only । twenty-five more shopping days until - vacation and we need them. It > does seem that the supply of Wrig- > ley's Spearmint is still showing a > surplus. Nuff said! A little confusion this week seems ■ । { to have been caused by Walter Hi- ; ler’s red tie in Room seven. [ We thought we heard some on« mention “School Exhibit" the other > । day. Well, now, we wonder. Neu s of the Churches Methodist Episcopal Church Walter T. Wilson, minister; C. E. Stull, superintendent.. Church School . . at 9:30. Morning worship, 10 30. । | The morning worship hour will be i ' taken up with baptism and reception I of mothers, followed by the Easter Cantata by the choir. Epworth League will meet at the home of Bernice, Thelma and Don-1 aid Walter. Ethel Bierly will be the leader. Junior League at the home of; Edna, Margaret and Irma Watler at 4 o’clock. All the children of this ' ! age group are invited to attend. The Easter offering will go toward I paying our conference benevolences for this conference year. Envelopes will be given out at the churcn school hour. Everyone is urged to attend th■■ Good Friday service to be held at the I'nited Brethren church lomor-, row from 12 to 3 o’clock. All the' i churches of the town are cooperati ing and this ought to be the best ' community service of the year. Next Friday, April 17, will be the Spring District Conference of the South Bend District at Stull Memorial church in South Bend The J program will begin promptly at 9 ■ o'clock central standard time ant close at 4:15. A good representation of official members is expected from our church. However, our ! delegation is not limited to official members for anyone may go and in fact urged to go. The Fourth Quarterly Conference . will be held at the home of Mr. and * Mrs. Claude Houser, Tuesday evening, April 21st. The official mem- ■ hers of the church and any others • interested will gather for a potluck supper at 6:30 and the business of the conference will be conducted hu ‘ mediately ' following. It Is lm- • portant that all official members be 1 present. I, I nited Brethren Church Rev. J. W. Miller, Minister Walkerton Our revival is still in progress. Thursday evening tb< sermon will be "In the Upper Room with Jesus.” The Holy Communthe cross. Friday evening, “The j ion will be observed in the light oof i Adjacent Cross,” Candle Light j Service. Easter morning Church School at 9:30. The Young Folks class I will have charge of the opening Divine Worship, 10:30. Subject. : "Life out of Dead Hopes.” Baptism and reception of members at the close of this service. Evening Worship, 7:30. Subject, "Jesus Himself Went with Them." Prayer and Bible Study Thursday evening. j Teegarden Church School, 9:30. Mrs. Howard Williams, supt. Christian Endeavor meeting, 10:30, Fortst Lehman pres. The Presbyterian Church E. R. Armstrong, Minister Sunday School. 9:30. Worship Service. 10:30. (In Easter Sunday we will have a Communion Service and a sermon by the minister on "The Social Implication of the Resurrection. " There is to be a meeting of the trustees of the church at the manse on Monday evening at 7:30. The Ladles’ Aid will meet Thursday. April 16th. the place to be announced Sunday. Community Sale — On Saturday, April 11. at 12:30 p. m. at my residence on the Vincent farm, road 23. one mile north or Walkerton. 1 will sell 12 head cattle, i 2 horses, 7 sows, farm tools and , | household goods. Bring your arti- j 1 cles for sale. Jim Dare, Mgr. There are 147 World War veterans in the United States Congress. ; r- ■ -=*=9 Noiv a Regular Feature of This Paper . . A Column by ARTHUR BRISBANE The Highest Paid Editor in the World Mr. Brisbane’s writings are more widely read than those of any other editor of the present day. To read what he has to say in his interpretative column, “This Week,” is to keep in touch with a fast moving world. Mr. Bri bane writes in a simple but striking style and in his comments on current events he displays an intimate knowledge of the v/kh .t possible range of subjects, as well as the word mastery fur which he is justly famous. We are u.-J to be able to offer the lin-e me uilurun as a regular feature oj tins (>al>er. Ycu will enjoy it and find it full of valuable information.

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NOTICE OF Fl NIL \C<<H NT Estate of J Wiilis Colton Estate No. 3 734 By direction of Florence Creager, Executrix of the Estate of J. Willis Cotton, late of St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, Deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given to the heirs, legatees and devisees of the s;iid decedent, and all other persons interested in the said estate, tha* said Executrix has filed In this court her account and vouchers forth» final settlement of said est*te, and they are hereby required to be and appear in said Court on the 28th day of April, 1936, when the same will be heard and make proof of , their heirship, or claim to any part of said estate, and show cause if there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved Witness the Clerk and the Seal of the St. Joseph Circuit Court at S utn Bend. Indiana. 24th day of March. 1936. KAHL W. DC BAIL. Ch rk Lorenzo B Gamble, Deputy Florence Creager. Atty, for Estate. 2twah Annual Repirl of the l air Cemetery AsHoelathm, Inc., of Liberty Township, HKio Money loaned at 7% $1.169 50 Fnpaid Pledges, 6 r ; 95 4.66 Int. past due on pledges more than 150.00 Money Received by ass'mt 26 0o Expenditures 126.75 Money in Banks 22.17 Those not paying their pledges, please pay the interest as we are very badly in need of it. Pledges ar. at The Farmers State Bank of LaPaz. Ind. Henry Shirk, '’res. * I] M. S. Morris, Vice-Pres. Gerobaum Stump. Charles Buss Albert Clabaugh. S. F. Seybol, Sec.-Treas. NOTICE OF tDMINISTKATION Estate No. 4 821 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of- - Joseph County. State of Indiana. Executor of the Estate of Sarah E. | Gearhart, late of St. Joseph County. . Deceased. Said Estate is supposed to be sol- I j vent. ROY SHENEMAN, Executor April 3, 1936. I Roy Sheneman, Attornev for Estate. । 3twa23 1 — NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by I the Judge of the St. Joseph Superior j Court Number One, of St. Joseph ; County, State of Indiana. Adminis- ; tratrix of the Estate of Jacob Kiefer, late of St. Joseph County, Deceased. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Allie C. Kiefer, Administratrix ' April 7, 1936 Roy Sheneman, Attorney for Estate 3LNA23 Massachusetts' Gallows Hill Gallows Hill is the name given to a hill in the neighborhood of Salem, Mass. On it during the witchcraft mania of 1692 a number of victims were hanged as witches It is also called Witch Bill. Speaking of Enigmas Woman is an enigma, so they say, hut what an enigma we should be for a woman who had sense enough to study us. Arthur Schnitzler. Jgss^ v am The Morning After Taking Carters Little Liver Pills

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