Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 October 1960 — Page 7

■ Koontz^J 3 Lake I [news • LETTERJ*

K. L. United Missionary Church "The Church With Tie Lighted Cross'* Paul Loucks, Pastor Mrs. R S. Varga, Supt. October is Rally Month in our Sunday School. Come! 9:30 Sunday School. 10:15 Wcrship Service. 2:30 Organ recital. 7 30 Weening Service. 7 30 Wednesday, Prayer meeting. Organ dedication and reclta’ thia Sunday afternoon at 2.30. Organist will bo Tom Beveridge, an accomplished organist who has appeared on radio and TV. The public is invited to this program. A free-will offering will bo taken. You &r< always welcome to all our aendeea. K. L. Community Chirrrn A. J. Compton, pastor Marvin Stutzman. S S. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a m. Morning Worship 10 30 am. Bible Study and Prayer Service every Wednesday at 7 30 p.nt. ia the ehurch. November 11. Friday, nt 7:30, a special service. We arc exVOGUE PATTERNS

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pecting visitors from Revival Center, Nappanee on that night. Everyone Welcome. Rev. Robert Bailey, of Merida, was our guest speaker Ln the morning service last Sunday. Brother Rudd was the evening speaker. It is with very’ deep regret to report tne passing of Mrs. Margaret Hartke, age 55, who died Saturday morning at Holy Family hospital, LaPorte, aft<\r a • short illness. She is survived by her husband. Elmer; also her mother, Mrs. Wilma Schudorick, Michigan City; three daughters, Mrs. Leis Stradtruir of South Bend, Mrs. Janet Cook, Michigan City, and Mm. Jane Kuzdzal of West Des M< nes, lowa, three sisters, Mrs. Manon Kimmel, LaPortc, Mrs. Janet Tiedman and Mrs. Phyllis Hedstrom, both of Michigan City and eight grandchildren. Mm Hartke s remains were viewed at Nusbaum s Funeral Home, Walkerton, on Sunday, and aft< r 2:00 pm. Monday at the Hummer and White Mortuary. Michigan City, where funeral .services were held Tuesday at 1:30 pm. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery, Michigan City. Mrs. Hartke moved to our community 5 years ago and has been a very aggressive worker in the community, being immediate past president of Koontz LikcOregon Twp. Fire Dept. Auxiliary’, Vice president of Koontz Like Conscrvaticn Club, a member of Oregon Twp. Homo Econ ones Club and Community Club of Walkerton. Her wide circle of friends will mourn her sudden passing. Mr. and Mrs Charles Hatfield., Edwardsburg Mich . we-e week end guc'-.ts of Mr and Mis. Walter Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Planck, of Elmhurst. 111., spent several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs E W Amick. Mrs. Hildur Ricketts has returned from a vis.t of several

weeks with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ricketts and children. Pittsfield, Masj. After a stay of about two weeks, Mrs. Ricketts will travel to Littleton. Colo., for a visit with hetson, Clyde and then on to California to spend the winter with her daughter and scn-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hendrickson <>f West C<«vina. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. King and three sons sp< nt Sunday os guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Eaton at thc.r summer home on Lake Dewert, near Syracuse. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Ben Fowler, Munster. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Papp. Sarasota, Fla., will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch for two weeks Week end guests of the Kochs were Mr and Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Sparks, Mr. and Mrs Peter Dleur, Mr. and Mrs Enni Walsko and daughter. Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mock<*viak. all of Whiting, were Sunday guests of Mr. ;uid Mis. Micliael Barbarick. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Irwin and children were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe QucbDenuui The Irwins are fn.ni Chicago. Regular monthly meeting of the Ko<ntz. Lake Conservation Club wall be held Friday, Oct. 21, at their club house and members are asked to be present. October meeting of the Oregon Township Home Economies club was held in the home of Mrs (’arl Gjemrv Sr., with 17 members, on© guest and two children present Mrs. Louis Papp. cf Sarasot i, Fla , was the guest Mrs. Edna Shankland gave a lesson on “Ono Dish Meals", featuring “meatza pio". Election of officers was held with the fcl lowing results. President, Mrs John Taylor; vice-president, Mrs Edna Shankland; secretary, Mrs. Thomas Youdbulls; treasurer, Mrs Georg© Myers Mrs. Myers was also elected reporter forth? year Oct l“»th was announced as "Achievement Day" at the Methodist Church. Knox. The monthly meeting of the Koontz Lake-Oregon Township Fire Department Auxiliary was

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held in the home of Mrs John Turnbull who was co-hostess with Mrs. Arthur Harrison. Fist cn members were present with one guest. Mrs. Ted Cam. The lad <-s will provide refreshment. of coffee and donuts for the meeting of district 3, Indiana Volunteer Firemen’s Association, T mrsday, w l. 20th, at the k>cal fire station It was voted to have the annual Firemen's dinner and committee of Mi Henry Paschen, Mrs. Robert King an 1 Mrs. Carl Stanley will de< ide when and where to he hi Id. A gift was presented to Mrs. Harold Koch by the retiring office: . Mrs King conducted a verv impress:., candle light service in th»- insl.t. iation cf the new officers foi the year, who are; presider’ Mrs. Clarence Reid; v.ce p*t - dent, Mrs. Henry Paschen; sc< • retury. Mrs. Ed Ban tt, tn rs .r---rr, Mis. Art!, ir Harrison; Sgt-at-Arms, Mrs Harry L Fr.es and reporter, Mrs. George My< rs. Door prizes for the evening went to Mrs. Hilding Sundeen and Mrs. King Refreshments weie served during the social hour. Grandad will be stepping ut soon. Be sure to see him when “Grandad Steps Out," October 21st and 22nd presented by the Senior Class of Grcrvertown high school in their gym under the direction of Mis. Mary L i Williams. The seniors are work mg hard and h<ipv to see you there. The <ast is as follows:

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