The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 March 1991 — Page 2
- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 21. 1991
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NORTH LIBERTY NEWS By Gladys Sheneman Gene and Norma Patrick and Charles and lone Lloyd, of Fish Lake, returned home late Sunday evening after having spent the weekend in Kentucky. They stayed in Greensburg, Indiana, on Friday night and then drove to Covington, Kentucky where they took a cruise down the Ohio River, with the weather perfect. They also visited a lot of interesting places in Lexington and stopped Sunday in Nicholsville, KY, surprising the Lloyd's daughter, Jamie and her family. Please remember Chris Newcomb who works for American Door Co. in Walkerton, as he had the misfortune of crushing two vertebrae in his back as he was unloading doors, when they shifted and fell on him. He has to wear a back brace but he is back home from the hospital and was even in church Sunday, which was good news. Rev. Brian Henry and family, of
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Kenosha, Wisconsin, spent the weekend with his parents, George and Wilda Henry, of New Road and attended the Church of Christ on Sunday. Ethel Rauen was a supper guest of Gladys Sheneman Saturday evening. after they had spent the afternoon in LaPorte, shopping. Congratulations goes to John Borton, son of James and Linda Borton, who made the Dean’s List for the fall semester at Ivy Tech. Jon Hanley, of Hanley and Sons Funeral Home, Inc. sent me a copy of the poem which I had published in memory of Claude, and he had it laminated for me. There was one mistake in the paper, it should have read Consolation instead of Consulation. I will put it in a lovely book, along with all my other memories, which Audie Manuel gave me when Claude passed away. So thanks, Jon, I had no idea you got the Independent News and read my articles. Pat Foresman just returned home after spending the past two weeks with her mother, Helen Law, in Denver, Colorado. Her mother had eye surgery while Pat was
there. Pauline Powers, Robert Powers and Gladys Sheneman enjoyed dinner Sunday at Holly's Landing Restaurant, in South Bend. Aletha Croy returned home Sunday from Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient the past week. If you haven’t already visited the new mall in the old drug store, be sure to drop in, as all the booths are filled now and you will be amazed at all you can see and the treasures you can buy. Lots and lots of beautiful things. I’m glad to report the beauty shop in the back is busy and doing great and it is a beautiful shop. So please visit this interesting place in our hometown. A bridal shower was held Sunday at the Church of Christ family center for Sharon Miller, future bride of Randy Lemert. It was given by Sandy Tumbleson and Barbara Eastburn, aunts of the groom. There was about 40 guests present and a good time, along with refreshments was enjoyed by all. Friday dinner guests of Martha McCrosky was Alfred and Vera Amm, of Michigan City and Roseland McCan, of Delphi. They visited Francis Slattery at the nursing home and then on Sunday they were dinner guest of the Amms in Michigan City. A large group of residents were entertained Friday afternoon at Miller's Merry Manor by Madelyn and Gary Nelson, Charlie Myers and Gladys Sheneman with a St. Patrick’s Day program. They were all dressed in green and Janet Stombaugh won the prize for having the most beautiful dress and lap robe with green shamrocks all over them, made by Jane Pittman, of North Liberty. She also made Mary Springman, of North Liberty, a lap robe, winning second prize and Shirley Shaw won third prize. Margaret Messick was 98 years old Friday and Jennie Wilson was also celebrating her birthday. Orris and Nora Farrar was celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary. So a lot of good old Irish tunes were played and sang by the group, with Gladys Sheneman bringing a lot of laughs by
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putting on her grandmother's dust cap, her mother's apron and doing a washing of dainty clothing on her washboard while they played "The Irish Washerwoman.” She also sang “Take Me Out To The Ball Game," while Gary Nelson and Ed Podgodzinski put on Cub hats and struck out playing ball. It was a fun afternoon after which angel food cake with whipped cream was served for all the guests and residents. COME HOME SUNDAY Palm Sunday is also “Come Home” Sunday at the North Liberty United Methodist Church. Every family in the congregation is encouraged to bring a friend to the 9:30 a.m. March 24 Palm Sunday service. Pastor Jim Stansell extends a special invitation of welcome to all newcomers. Palm Sunday worship begins with a dramatization of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. More than 30 children, youths and
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adults will portray the disciples, villagers, scribes, pharisees and children along the processional route. After Sunday School at 10:45 a.m., meet in the Fellowship Hall for a potluck dinner at 12:00 noon. Bring a favorite covered dish and share in the feast. New members of the congregation will be the special guests. On Maundy Thursday, March 28 at 6:45 p.m. gather as Jesus and the disciples did and share a Passover Meal. Broth, grape juice, homemade bread and finger foods as those eaten at the Last Supper will be served. A brief service will explain the significance of the Seder. On Good Friday, March 29 is a joint 30 minute service at 12:10 p.m. The Passion and Crucifixion will be presented in scripture, song and message at the Church of the Brethren.