The Independent-News, Volume 117, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 January 1992 — Page 2
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NORTH LIBERTY NEWS Byh Gladys Sheneman Congratulations to Claudia Schalliol and Kim Stuber who were married on Saturday, December 21 at St. John's United Church of Christ, State Road 331, Woodland, Indiana. The reception was held at 6:00 o'clock in the evening at the Knights of Columbus Hall, South Ironwood Drive, for over 100 guests at a sit down dinner. Guy and Ruth Ann Rizek, Pam Craft and Gladys Sheneman attended. It was a beautiful wedding and thev will be living at 605 Sylvia Dr., North Liberty. Claudia's brother and sisters came from California, Denver. Colorado and Maryland to be present for the wedding and enjoy Christmas together. Gail and Mae McDaniel returned home Saturday evening after spending the holidays with their children and families and Fontelle McDaniel. Becky and DuWayne Burch had their children on Sunday evening, December 22, for dinner and to exchange gifts. Those present were Todd, Karen, Nathan and Eric Burch and Tom. Tracv and Tvler Duff. Gladys Sheneman entertained her family and new baby greatgranddaughter on Monday evening for dinner and a gift exchange. On Wednesday she accompanied Gene and Norma Patrick to the home of Skeet and Carol Buettner, in LaPorte, where the Patrick family enjoyed Christmas Day.
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Don and Betty Hevel spent several days with his mother. Katie Hevel Christmas dinner guests were Al and Diana Heim. They enjoyed a call from Lane Hevel, who is with the Air Force in Madrid. Spain. Thursday afternoon Mable Zehner. Koontz Lake; Florence Harvey, of Plymouth; and Evelyn Newcom ber, of Kissimee. Florida, who is here visiting her family for the holidays, accompanied Gladys Sheneman out to Potato Creek State Park to the Nature Center where they enjoyed a film on the history and beauty during the four seasons of the year. They later enjoyed cake and ice cream before returning home. The family of Calvin and Gara Mae Kronk all gathered at the home of George and Wilda Henry for their dinner and Christmas exchange on Christmas Day. Christmas Eve dinner guests of Tracey. Tom and Tyler Duff were Bruce, Wendy, Carolyn and Marjorie Weber; Todd, Karen, Nathan and Eric Burch; and Becky and DuWayne Burch. A gift exchange was enjoyed by all. Pearl and Evelyn Lappin entertained their family on Christmas Day with 34 being present coming from Texas, North Carolina and Indiana. The Lappins recently returned home after spending some time with their daughter Alice, in San Jose, California. Jay and Kari Williams and son Evan, of Crete, Illinois, spent a few days with her parents, Travis and Joan Holmes and son Michael. On Christmas morning Ethel Holmes and Gladys Sheneman joined them for brunch and ex-
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change, as they have for the past 21 t years. Sorry to report Ethel Rauen had to miss for the first time in 21 i years. Please remember our sick as Lola Pavey is in Plymouth Hospital, i Theda Carlson, a former resident, is ill in her home in South Bend. Madeline Bonham remains in Memorial Hospital. Cecil Schmeltz was admitted to Michiana Hospital । on Sunday. Others ill are Edith Fisher, George Jackson, Ethel i Rauen as these friends all need our prayers. Also please remember Marie Kinas' family in her loss and Her mana BrinkhofTs family at this time as her funeral will be New Year’s Day. They were both great ladies and will be greatly missed by all their friends and loved ones in the North Liberty area. Christmas Day dinner guests of Becky and DuWayne Burch were Pauline and Dwight Burch, Dennis Linda, Deanna, Debby and Dawn Burch and friend Shawn, Todd, Karen, Nathan and Eric Burch and Tracey, Tom and Tyler Duff. Christmas gifts were exchanged after dinner and Santa was good to everyone. Congratulations to Evelyn Stevenson. who celebrated her 90th birthday December 26th. Remember how she used to play the piano over at the Nursing Home every week for the residents. They miss her and all who knew her, but we all want to wish you a Happy Birthday Evelyn if we are late and best wishes in 1992. The Harley Knowlton family had their Christmas get together on Sunday, December 29th at the home of Terry Knowlton and family. His brother, Bob and family,
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of Illinois, and Don and family, of State Road 23, were all to join them. Mrs. Mar get Finch and Mrs. Ruth Finch traveled to Niles, Michigan recently for an evening with four nephews and spouses for a Christmas get togther. Later a niece and her husband, of Bismark, North Dakota, dropped by. All had a bountiful meal and joyous evening together. On Saturday, December 28, Ray and Evelyn Stoneburner, of Plymouth; Susie Teter and son Kenny and friend Randa, of Mishawaka, were guests of Gladys Sheneman for their family get together and gift exchange. Hope you all did have a wonderful Christmas even though it came and went by so fast. I really did enjoy Christmas and especially with our new baby Jamie Jean, who joined our family on Friday, December 13th. That really gave us great joy. J ust want to wish you all good health and a very Happy New Year in 1992. NORTH LIBERTY REAL SERVICES NEWS A new year is here and we wish everyone a very happy and healthy one. Our site had a great attendance at our Christmas dinner and party and a fun time. We were entertained with delightful musk to put us in the Christmas mood by Charles Myers on the banjo and Madelyn Nelson at the piano. Our game winners were Enel Myers guessed the amount of change in the jar, Dorothy Reed, the point game, and Rev. James Stansell and Helen Hensley tied on the song title game. Thanks to ail who have brought NOW RENTING Mini-Storage Located In The North Liberty Industrial Perk Sizes Sterling At 5 i 10 - 10 x 10 10 x 20 - 10 x 30 656-4914 9:00 a.m. To 5:00 p.m.
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in treats and goodies for all to share. Thanks also the the fifth and sixth grade chorus and teachers who sang for us on Friday, December 20. Becky Burch, site director, thanks her volunteers and everyone else for all they have done at the site. She also wants to thank those who gave her gifts and the gift from all at the site. Happy New Year to all! FREE BOOKLET FOR PLANNING YOUR TREE PLANTING Now is the time to plan ahead for your spring tree-planting project, and a free booklet is available from The National Arbor Day Foundation to assist. The free booklet, call Conservation Trees, uses colorful photos and illustrations and easy-to-understand descriptions to guide tree planting and care. The Conservation Trees booklet includes these sections: —How to use windbreaks and shade trees to save energy in your home. —Row to attract songbirds to your yard. —How to save trees during construction. —How to save topsoil and help farm profits with shelterbelts. —The right way to plant trees. —The right way to prune trees. “The National Arbor Day Foundation's Conservation Trees program encourages Americans to plant and manage trees to conserve •oil, energy, water, wildlife, and the atmosphere." John Rosenow. the Foundation's executive director said. "The Conservation Trees booklet is a central part of this educational project. It serves as a useful guide for people in all areas, whether they live in America's largest cities or in the country.” Rosenow added. For your free booklet, send your name and address to: Conservation Trees, The National Arbor Day Foundation, Nebraska City, NE 68410. One Inch of rain contains the same amount of water ae s ten-inch snowstorm.