The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 May 1990 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 3, IWO

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North Liberty Mr. and Mrs. David Trobaugh, Lake Placid. Florida entertained in their home Friday. April 20. with a mystery' dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Limerick. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Butterfield and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hies, ail of that area. A most interesting dinner was enjoyed by all. The evening was spent visiting and playing cards. Mr. and Mrs. William Limerick have returned home April 26. after spending the winter in Sebring. Florida. Those from North Liberty that attended the wedding of Mindi Barton to Kirk Reed in Crown Point on Saturday afternoon at the First Christian Church were Dorothy Reed. Pearl Newcomb, Mark and Sandy Easterday and family. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. James Reed of Walkerton and John and Virginia Easterday of Merrysville, Ohio. The reception followed. Hope you all have been enjoying our summer weather. Everyone is busy outside now. mowing the grass and making garden. Some have gathered dandelion to eat and even put some in their freezers and I have been told some are finding mushrooms. One party had found a bushel. I wonder where they found them, wouldn't you like to know too? Charles Wright will be going into the hospital on Tuesday for a hip replacement. So please remember him, as he has not been able to work since he was involved in a car accident several months ago.

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It was a thrilling experience to witness Sunday morning, at the Church of Christ, at the close of the service, when Rev. Charles Richmond gave the invitation and four young girls went forth and were baptized. They were Lisa Fair, Rachel Peterson, baptized by her father, Ron Peterson, Tracy Limerick. daughter of Allen and Paula Limerich, baptized by Rev. Tim Stewart, associate pastor. He also baptized Marcy Ross, daughter of Logan and Susan Ross. These four girls have been very active in our church. Marcy, Lisa and Tracy have sang together many times and entertained on many occasions. We all wish them well as they go forth to witness and serve the Lord. To bring you up to date on some of our sick friends, Ossie Fisher is a patient again in the LaPorte Health Care Center. Helen Podgodzinski is home recovering from surgery. Nell Patrick is a patient in Memorial Hospital, South Bend. Sis Heim remains about the same in Healthwin Hospital. Roy Reamsnyder is home from the hospital slowly recovering. Tom Carr is now a patient in Miller’s Merry Manor, at Walkerton. Dr. Stanley Houser was admitted to Healthwin Care Center after Easter. He is improving with therapy and hopes to be back home soon. The Friendly Neighbors Club met last Thursday at the home of Mildred Hunter. Before returning to their homes, lovely refreshments of apple cake, sherbet, mints and nuts were served along with lemonade. Last Thursday Lola Pavey and Helen Neidlinger took Ruth Cullar to Miller’s Merry Manor, at Plymouth, where they visited Sara Powell, formerly a resident of Plymouth and Hazel Metcalf, a

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former resident of Teegarden. They also enjoyed a snack at McDonalds on the way home. Just received a call from Kenneth and Martha Lemert of Mission, Texas, who have arrived at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, LaPaz. They will spend time visiting relatives and friends before going to their home in Wisconsin for the summer. Forty-six passengers boarded an American Dream Tour bus last Thursday morning with some getting on in LaPaz, Plymouth, Bremen. Ligonier and Kendalville. Your news correspondent went along also to especially see the 250 beautiful quilts that were on display at Sauders Farm, Archbold, Ohio. Connie Ullery was our tour guide and our first stop was in Bryon. Ohio, where we toured the Ohio Art Comany and from there we stopped in Archbold, where we shopped for an hour before going on to the Sauder Farm. It was noon when we arrived there, so we all went to the Bam Restaurant where we all enjoyed a family style dinner together in a new dining room as they were remodeling and building on to the restaurant. After dinner I visited the school house, the church, the old house and then 1 went to the quilt fair. 1 have never seen so many beautiful quilts and wall hangings as they had on display. I met four ladies from South Bend who were on the bus and heading for our cars in LaPaz, they came over to me and introduced themselves as John Gruber’s sisters, where we used to sell chickens to his store in South Bend. What a small world. My daughter Norma Patrick gave me last weeks edition of the Salyersville, Kentucky Independent Newspaper, published once a week. I found it very interesting as they had several news correspondents and would you believe they have one from Knox, Indiana named Goldie Cole who has a column every week, as so many from Salyersville settled around Knox many years ago. as the Patricks and a lot of their kin settled around North Liberty and Walkerton. I liked the way she wrote. She closed by saying. Its getting late, and I’m tired and sleepy. Ed has already gone to sleep on the couch. So long until next time and God bless all of you. Rose Arnett who writes started her

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news by saying good morning everyone, everywhere. I hope and pray everyone is fine and the sick are better and then she ended her news by saying. I’m sorry I didn’t have any news last week but time goes so fast, I can’t keep up, so until next week may the good Lord take care of us all. So don't be surprised what you may read in the North Liberty News from now on. UON’S GATHER AT LEA’S The Walkerton Lions met in Lea’s banquet room on Tuesday, April 24. for a 6:30 p.m. dinner, followed by a business meeting at 7:30p.m. It was decided that the local group would re-group and charge forth with renewed interest, in their endeavor to be of service to humanity. An election was held, Roger Kronk was chosen as president; Fred Bullinger. Ist vice president; Branson Hiatt, 2nd vice president; Gerald Boone, secretary; Don King, lion tamer and Lloyd Lemert. tail twister. Horace Fields traveled the farthest to attend. Meetings will be held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. The next meeting will by May 8, in Lea’s banquet room, dinner will be at 6:30 p.m.. business meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. This meeting is designated as “guest night’’ and each member is encouraged to attend with a guest or spouse. BILL DOBSLAW AT MAPLE GROVE On Sunday, May 6. Bill Dobslaw will present a luncheon concert at Maple Grove United Methodist Church. The musical will follow

the regular worship and sunday school with a carry-in dinner at noon. At the 9:00 a.m. worship, Maple Grove pastor. Dr. Gaylord Sahgaber. will speak on the theme “All Things Are Possible,” and the chancel choir, directed by Mary Ann Gradeless, will sing. "Come Now. Christians, Join To Sing.” Dobslaw, president of the staff of the weekly newspaper, Penny Saver, was also a member of a singing group of the 1960’s Called “California Sun.” The concert is a part of the Maple Grove’s year long celebration, titled "Year of Jubilee." The church, located on New Road and Maple Road, between Potato Creek State Park and U.S. 31. has experienced considerable growth and just recently completed the building of a six room sunday school addition. A celebration dinner in March served to initiate the year long observance, as well as a church wide retreat April 27-29 at Epworth Forest in North Webster. A camp-out will be held at the church grounds June 1-3, with an outside worship on Pentecost Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m., June 3. Dedication weekend will be on Saturday and Sunday, June 23 and 24. On Saturday evening an Amish dinner will be enjoyed in Nappanee, and on Sunday morning, June 24, the new sunday school building will be dedicated. South Bend district superintendent. Walter Mayer, will be guest speaker. When buying clothes, look inside the garment to see how It's made. Seams should be at least an inch wide and should be bound with stitching.