The Independent-News, Volume 118, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 February 1993 — Page 3

NORTH LIBERTY NEWS By Gladys Sheneman Michael Daugherty and Jill Awald were married at a 4:00 p.m. ceremony on Saturday, February 6, at the North Liberty Church of the Brethren. The reception was held at the North Liberty Community Center. Over 200 family and friends attended the special day. Kathy Daugherty was very pleased and honored to have her new daughter wear her wedding gown, as Tom and Kathy will be married 25 years on March 30 of this year. It sure brought back some wonderful memories for them. Henry and Joan Koenig just returned home after spending the last three weeks visiting their daughter, Heide and her husband, Frank Lauson, in Ocala, Florida. While there they went camping in a state park and also visited friends at the Gulf and Cocoa Beach. The weather was great. Orville Buss, of LaPaz, returned home Saturday from Holy Cross Hospital, Plymouth, where he had been a patient for the past two weeks but he is improving everyday now and we are all glad to hear that news. NUNLEY’S TROPHYS Phone 656-3924 FREE ENGRAVING On Trgphy Orders Over sls 00 Monday - Friday 9 00 - 5 00 Saturday 9 00 - 1:00 Ewnings By Appointment Only Phone 656-3924 ( 10»3

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Vestal McEndarfer. who lived for many years on State Road 4, east of North Liberty, passed away Saturday in California. Friends can call at the A.M. Manuel Funeral Home at 2:00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 on Wednesday. Funeral will be at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday with burial in St. John’s Cemetery. He is survived by four daughters, eight sons, six sisters and three brothers. A daughter, Diana Schafer, died July 18, 1992. Chuck and Jean Byland just returned home after spending the last 2*4 months in Tampa Bay, Florida, where they made a lot of new friends and really enjoyed the beauty and weather while there. Albertus Drake still remains in Memorial Hospital, so please remember him. Ethel Rauen and Ethel Holmes were dinner guests last Wednesday of Gladys Sheneman. The special was fried mush. Have you had any this winter? It was really good with homemade sausage and good old fried potatoes. When my folks use to butcher in the winter time, my mom would cook cornmeal and we would have it with milk and sugar for supper. The next day she would fry it. It, too, is almost a thing of the past. The members of the Beaver Creek Church enjoyed a Valentine carry-in dinner Saturday evening at the church. They also honored seven of their members who have been members over 45 years. They were Richard and Betty Shade, Bob and Mildred Gingenpeel, Glen and Pearl Wright, and Arlene Ross. They were all presented a lovely scroll made by Mrs. John Gouker. Henry Koenig was surprised on his birthday while visiting at his daughter, Heide’s, in Florida, when 60 relatives and friends arrived to help him celebrate his birthday. He will never forget his

birthday party in Florida. Many relatives and friends attended the retirement open house for George Henry on Saturday afternoon held at the Church of Christ Family Center. The tables were beautifully decorated and George received lots of cards and gifts. Guests were present from Dorr, Michigan, Huntington, Warren, North Webster, South Bend, Mishawaka and the surrounding area. Rev. Brian and Nancy Henry and daughters, Charity and Carrie, of Kenosha, Wisconsin, arrived on Friday to spend some time and attend the open house for his father. Lots of pictures were taken and many enjoyed the table laden with pictures of all the schools he had helped build and he even worked on the Marriott Hotel. He really does deserve to retire and live it up now. Jim and Audrey Reed, of Nokomis, Florida, has spent the past two weeks with his mother, Dorothy Reed. On Saturday evening, February 6 they all enjoyed their late Christmas get-together at Brandon Reed’s home in South Bend. Others present were Craig Reed and family, of Walkerton. Jim and Audrey will return to Florida oh Friday. Gladys Sheneman was a Sunday dinner guest of Louise Grenert. In the afternoon they attended the surprise party on Woodrow Cochran for his 80th birthday held at the Tyner Lodge Hall. His family and many other relatives were all present when he arrived at the noon hour to enjoy dinner with him and help him celebrate his birthday. His son. Bill, even flew in from Florida and surprised his dad. This is one birthday Woodrow won’t forget. Remember the North Liberty Lions and Greene Lions Gub are having a ham and bean supper this Saturday evening, February 13, to benefit the fire department and ambulance fund. Plan now to

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attend as we need our firemen and ambulance crew. The cost for adults is $3.50 and children, $2.50. Serving time is 4:00-8:00 p.m. at the Community Building. Remember Valentine’s Day, February 14th is next Sunday. Have you bought your sweetheart a Valentine card or box of candy? Craft’s Drug Store has beautiful Valentine boxes of candy. I bought one for Gene and Norma Patrick’s 31st wedding anniversary on February 3. 1 can remember when I was in school how we made our valentines. Years ago they sent valentine post cards that were beautiful. I wonder is they had valentine candy 100 years ago, does anybody know? SENIOR CARD CLUB NEWS The Senior Card Gub attendance has gathered momentum this past winter when it was discovered to be such a fun and relaxing time to spend with others. As reported in the REAL Services weekly news, we play euchre at 12:30 till 3:00 p.m. each Tuesday and pinochle each Thursday from 12:30 to 3:00 p.m. For those who would like to join us but do not know how to play either euchre or pinochle, how about rummy? Get together a table or two and come join in at 12:30 on Tuesday or Thursday. Better yet, call 586-7600 the day before and sign up for the well

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