Walkerton Independent, Volume 84, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 October 1961 — Page 10

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Mrs. 'E. R. Barcus moved Friday to 121 South 4th St., Aurora, jlinois Mps. Alfred Drews has been confined to her bed following surgery on both feet recently in Osteopathic hospital, south Be nd Mrs. Regina Malstaff and son Gail spent Thursday afternoon at the Farm Progress Show. Mrs Alice Rizek's son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rizek and son, are here from San Dicgo, California Paul leaves for South Carolina to join his Navy buddies. Mrs. John Guttman and children. of Wakarusa, spent Sunday in Walkerton visiting with Mrs, Beirha Urbin and Bob, and Mt and Mrs. John Guttman. The gixth birthday of Johnny Wwas celebrated at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stoneburner, of Tyner, went to the Furm Progress Show last Wed. and Thur. They spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kieeman ,of Roval Center. Mr. and Mrs. Julivs Lipke, of Eeagle River, Wisconsin, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hacker of North Judson, were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hinz and Mrs. Gene Gerber and ¢hildren. Mrs. Ewart Farrar and Mrs. foonard Beaty attended a meetsng of the AAUW uat the home of M- and Mrs. Robert Burns fn LaPorte on Wednesday evening. The program for the coming year was presented by local and state officers to the new and prospective members,

ELECTRIC AND WATER CUSTOMERS Accownts of the Town of Walkerton Eleetric and Water Department are to be paid during the Ist-16th of the col'ection month as cesignated on respective issued bills to avoid the required application of penalty charges, TOWN OF WALKERTON mm -5 808 @ Cear ¢3%608 &Y €7 T TH €D iCHGO 6D S ey SATURDAY RIGHTS y B Yo V77«3 FIONTH o o\l ige VARIEN b & e @ ,{.gi Do dre e o oT\ @ A !- | d - QCTOBER LEGIONNAIRES WELCOME! & & AMERICAN LEGION Walkerton, Ind. LA A Pe SR Di,

Oct. 5, 1961

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook went to the Farm Progress Show Thursday Septonitber 28, Miss Alice wuttman, of Mankatlo, Minnesota, was a week end guest in the home of her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs Juhn Guttman. Saturday they were in Chicago to see "My Fan x,.uf.\‘ 1 Mrs. Devon Smith entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening Four guests present were Mrs, Nick Resler, Mrs. Orrin Hiler, Mrs. Clarence Shultz, and Mrs Bertha Urbin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider of Sunland, Calif., are guests of Mrs. Jo Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeVos and family spent the week end in Detroit and Royal Oaks Mich,, visiting friendd and relatives. Marcelien Van Wanzeeleo was Confirmation Sponsor for Mike Zircher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aldoph Zircher, BSouth Bend Mike was confirmed in St. Joseph's Church. Mishawaka. The Van Wanzee'es were then Sunday e¢vening dinner guest of the Zircher's. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stahly visited in Nappanece Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bur and fami'y; Miss Lonita Blosser., Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Blosscr, who are also visiting. They are from Beaumont, Texas. iThey all got together with Mr. and Mrs. C'ayton Stahly who are leavine for their home in Glendora. Calif.

Mr. and Mrs ‘;:ll“\‘ Welch, of Vevay, Indiana, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty. Mr. Welch and Mr. Beaty were classmates at Purdue William Hlp}ul on of M wnd Mrs, C.arence Hopper, of New C isle .former Walkerton 1y ent ha been named president of the Juniol lasß and Vi D lent of the student cow of the College of the Ozark n Carksville, Ark M. ard Mrs, Branson Hiatt of Hiatt Insurance Agency,; and M1 and Mrs Ted Hovel Ot Heve! Insurance, of North Liborty: spent Monday at the open House of the New Hartford Fire Insurance Company Building. 1n the LiCH g Loop The Building is a new modern t ntv story kvecraner which adds to the Chicago Skyline its offices and personel service the 11 1 five state area . -e i o dOSPITAL NEWS B e e e e e See ek, wen S ) Mrs. Sarah Noblock was admitted to Holy Family hospital October 2nd Paul Richey is a patient in the Oseopathic hospitsl South Bend. 4 BIRTHS [ : Mr. and Mrs. Larry Co'e are the parents of a son, Gregory LaMar, born Friday Sept. 29, in Holy Familv hospital, A son was borg September 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gorsline A daughter Janice Marie, was born September 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Betz, at the Holy i Family hospital Slow Down and Live i I‘\_;, ._" ; e gl T t Nizmey Bz»ﬂ??" ’ \ YO (v/ @7 /" i o ' i e ‘2“:" , ‘.. { £ 2o £ LAy & i , . - ONE STEP WON'T ' GET YOU THERE | And One AD Won't Bring Siuccess--You Must hep Un A‘l\ertif«:ng { iy g b Lo S 8 A 3 /Mcmw 4-:" A i . ‘ S ‘ & ' *1:'« "'.Al.a”‘m : | &ﬁﬁm/m ¥ i AND FALL NEEDS ' [[] Books & Clothing : ' { ['_']Ho.mc Repairs . [[] Winter Fuel 5 &. [] Medical Care ; h . i [] Auto Repairs t [[] Consolidate Debts ¢ ¢ «..or any other . Worthwhile Purpose! * You may borrow wup to $500! g Take 24 months to pay ! & - CENTRAL CREDIT & CORPORATION | . 618 Roosevelt Road 1 Walkerton ' Phone 586-3129 ‘

Don Thomas In Purdue Band Donald Thomas, a local resident now attending Purdue University, has been accepted for membership in the Purdue University “All-American’ Marching Band. He wil] appear with the band at all home football games and will travel with the band to the Mich-igan-Purdue game in Ann Arbor October 21 and to the IndianaPurdue game in Bloomington on November 205. Don formerly played alto saxophone in the Walkerton High School Band, directed by Donald Weil Professor Al G. Wright, Director of bands at Purdue, fee's that Don's acceptance into the Purdue Band was due in a large part to the fine training he received in the local high school band. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, ceside at Rt. 3, Walkerton. The Purdue ‘“All-American” Band is not only the nation’s largest university marching band, but is also rated by football band fans as one of the finest. It has

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long been a pioneer in the development and presentation of new ideas to football half-time show audiences. Lincoln Twp. Club Meets The Lincoin Township Home Demonstration Club met October 4th at the Walkerton Town Club. The tables were decorated with fa'l vegetables of all colors. Book reports were given by: Mrs. Nina Bellinger, “"A Man Had Tall Sons;” Mrs. Dick Ane derson, “The Edge of Tomorrow;" Mrs James Kearney, “The Snake Has All the Lives." There were 22 members four children and five guests present, Plans were made for Achievement Day on October 31. Hand made articles will be on exhibit which are made by club members, MThe fami'y dinner will be held on November 17 with a ot luck supper at 6:30. Hostesses will be Mrs. Elmer Daube, Mrs. Wm, Dutcher and Mrs. Lucy Ullery. Cancer sewing will be next Tuesday, October 11th, at 1 p. m.