Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 31, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 June 1960 — Page 6

WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — June 30. 1960

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E-D-I-T-O-R-I-A-L I The Fourth of July, to he celebrated in a big way in Walkerton as is usually the case, is a tune of jcvfulness and happiness. Put, the thought behind the holiday is the thing that makes this h< In ay su< h a time of fun. The Fourth is the day set aside for the anmveisiry of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, in 1776. by the fathers of >ur country as they had settled this land of outs, had many ti.als and tribulations, but finally were able to declare their independence as a free nation. Since this historic time, the Declaration of Independence has been challenged many times. by other nations and also in a Civil War between the states of our i<nmtry. Il has been protected by the Americans siiccessfuly < n each, occasion and has still proven t > be the greatest of all pacts of ts type. Since the beginning cf freedom of our countiy, less than 200 years ago. the United States has risen to the position of the most powerful country in th (> world. We are looked to for leadership, pi >t e< tion and help from many cf the countries of the world. This leadership and show of strength, plus the high standards of Living We enjoy, has pt oven that this type of gaiment is certainly the best and the strongest. Right now. as for several years. We are living in times of tension and fright in many respects. The international situation is not one of peace, but one of a fight for supremacy and power. Whatever the outcome of the feelings between the U. S. and other countries. we are still the respected

REPORT OF CONDITION OF Farmers State Bank OF WYATT. IN THE STATE OF INDIAN A. AT THE (LOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 15. 1960 ASSETS Cash, balances wi’l -'th.'r banks, including reserve balances, and casn items in process of collection ... 853,645 07 United States Go\crnment obligations, direct and guaranteed 2,87i,i37.43 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 629,662.06 Other bonds, notes, and debentures __ ^one Loans and discounts (including $597.82 overdrafts) 2.4U,10<.43 Bank premises owned $50,000.00. Furniture and fixtures. $15,000.00 65,000.00 TOTAL ASSETS - 7,197.151.99 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and Corporations 2,201,800,75 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships and Corporations - Deposits of United States Gov’t (Inc. postal savings). 8,643. < a Deposits of States and political subdivisions 527,347.70 Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc.) 67,136.59 TOTAL DEPOSITS $6,550,601.50 Other Liabilities - 77,681 81 r - TOTAL LIABILITIES 6,628.283 31 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital * _ 200,000.00 Sun »us - 200,000.00 Undivided profits 168,868.68 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ~ 568.868.68* TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ... 7,197,151.99 • Includes proceeds es | (None) of debentures.sold to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation $ (None) of debentures sold to local interests which debentures are subordinated to the rights of creditors and depositors, and 2000 shares of common stock par SIOO.OO per share. MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes - Nona (a) Included in Loans and Discounts are LOANS TO AFFILIATED COMPANIES X None (b) Included in Other Bonds, Notes, Delientures and Corporate Stocks are OBLIGATIONS OF AFFILIATED COMPANIES _ None (c) First lien trust funds .. 429.39 Loans as shown above are after deduction of reserves of 7,000 00 I, Harold W Huhnke, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly •wear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents the true state of the several matters herein contained an 4 eet fc'th, to the best of my knowledge and belief Harold W Huhnke, Cashier Correct — Attest: John H. Mottice Deloris Alderfcr Robert G. Gerber Devere D Goheen Louts W. Gerber Wayne Burch Directors Elate of Indiana. County of St. Josejih, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me Huh 25th day of June 1960, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My Commission expires April 1. 1961. Ruby L. Multi Notary Public

and most looki d-tu nation in time of n< cd. Tlie decisions made by qtir government are the ones heard around the world and looked f< r by the foreign nations. ThU type of respect and lofty place lias been achieved by the free man who has gained this by the same declaration of independence and the resulting government that followed. It is something to be pioud of and each individual slw uld be proud to be a part of it. Lets not forget this when we are celebrating in our various ways, the Fourth of July in this year of 1960. Name Jr. League .All-Star Team HUme to be played at 2:30 pmj American League Coach s: Bob Gardner. Art D - Myer. Players: Pitchers Tim Gard nor, Gail Kaser. Gary Morrison. Catchers— Ricky Trost Steve Pc terse n. Gary Dye. Infielders Randy Klingeiman. Gary Smith Mike Soese, David Sc< tt. Ross Divine. Dennis Linke. National League Com he s Mel Divin*. Jack Tiede. Pla vers: Pitchers Doug Lute Ronny Williams, Edward Peter son. Catchers-— Lanny Savoie. Bob Lute. Wally Johnson. Infielders Mike Pearish, Gary Norton, Adam Mann. Tom Gunn Wayne Hansen. Mike Huffstetter Umpires: Ray Kaminski and Fred Williams. MODERN SWITCH Reason things out with your children —it is the best way to whip them into shape. Safety Makes Sense!

Grand Officers Os Rainbow Are Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Urews cn tertained the Grand officers, Mother Advisers and their husbands of Districts 1,2, and 3 Order of Rainbow for Girls of the State ol‘ Indiana. A chicken barbecue was enjoyby 70 guests Mr .and Mrs. Francis Gindelberger assisted the Drews. Special guests were Miss Judi Woods, Princeton. Ind., grand wmthy advisor, Miss Marilyn Smith. Knightstown. Ind., grand worthy associate adviser. Mrs. Hazel Thompson Coats. Attica. Ind. , suprenu inspector m the state of Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Tumblesun of Warsaw. Grand Deputy and Grand Lecturer. Present front District 1 were Mrs. Gertrude Kross, UiPmto

J. B. Williams & Sons, Inc. 3*2 Miles West of Walkerton Phone 55 . < get seftm/TTSSfe.

We have a large selection of Choice and (rood Sirloin, T. Bone, Rih Steak and Minute Steaks for your outside grills. Smoked Picnics QQc Avg. 4-6 lbs. .. . lb. Smoked Hams 4 Q r Avg. 12-14 lbs. . . lb. Ground Fresh Daily $139 Pure Ground Beet 3 lbs. A Center Cut £O C Pork Chops .... lb. vS Economy 9Q C Pork Chops .... lb. W Plain or Garlic Home Made 4 Ac Ring Bologna . . lb. ™ Old Style gn c Beer Salami ... lb. vu THIS SALE RUNS FROM THURSDAY, JUNE 30 TO WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 •80^* - Retail — Wholesale — Quarter of Beef, Custom Butchering — Complete i*™***^^ For Your Freezer Open 8 to 6 Mondays thru Saturdays Closed’Sundays and Holidays

Rolling PraU;ic;_ Mr? Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter, Degler, New Carlisle; Mrs. WU^ lard Harris. Michigan City; llrs. Ralph Trobaugh, North Liberty; Mrs. Francis K. Lea, Mrs. C. R. Layman, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Uindrum, Mr. and Mrs Dan Webster, South Bend; Mrs. George Davis, Plymouth; Mrs Nellie Berger, Argos; Mrs. William Has" lunger, T^ikeville, and Mrs. Judson Dillon, Culver. Others were present from districts 2 and 3. In Mermaid Festival Miss Charlotte Mulvaney was chosen by the North Liberty Band to represent North Liberty in the Mermaid Festival at North Webster July 2. She is being sponsored by the North Liberty Band Boosters and Williams Supply Co . Inc.. Studebaker dealer on road 23. just north of Walkerton. Read the classified ads.