The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1994 — Page 3
north übertt By Gladys Sheneman Please plan to attend the Good Friday services at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 67600 Pine Road, at 7:00 p.m. This is a community service and all are invited. Pastor Fred Stayton, of the United Methodist Church, North Liberty, will give the message. The American Legion Post 365 is again planning an Easter egg hunt on April 2 at 11:00 a.m. at the North Liberty park and then back to the Post home for lunch. You may even see the Easter Bunny, so don’t forget, kiddies. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Richmond, of Bakersfield, California, are the proud parents of a baby boy born Judy’s Beauty Salon 207 W. Center St. North Liberty 656-4491 MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Helen* Curtli Unlperms — Spyro Perm* Curling Iron & Heir Accmorlei — Jewelry Coimetlci — Ear Piercing — Perfumes GIGI Home Heir Remove! Beeuty Connection Clothing 6 DAYS A WEEK - WALK-INS WELCOME EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Shut-In, Hospital & Nursing Home Service *?'s}«
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Wednesday, March 23. He has been named Caleb James. He has a sister Courtney 4 and a brother Kyle, IVi years old. Charles and Joyce Richmond are the grandparents. Congratulations to all. The North Liberty V.F.W. Post 1954 served over 100 kiddies to an Easter breakfast of a large fancy donut and orange juice on Saturday morning at the post from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. The Easter Bunny and Baby Chick was present to greet the kids and many had their pictures taken with them. As they all left, they were given a brown paper sack with toys, colored eggs and Easter candy. What a treat and fun hour they all had together. Thanks to the committee who made it all possible for the children. Just want to say happy birthday to Larmon Kaser who celebrated his 80th birthday Sunday at the Country Buffet on Grape Road with his family. Those present were his son, Larry and Karen, Brian and Kelly Ann Kaser, of Carmel; Rob and Cathy Lamborin, of Walkerton; Harold and Sarah Kaser, his brother who just returned home after spending the winter in Florida; and another brother, Lloyd and Genorva Kaser, of Teegarden. Happy birthday from all you many friends, Larmon. Jim and Audrey Reed, of Bremen, and Dorothy Thornburg, of Koontz Lake, were dinner guests of
Dorothy Reed onTuesday. Bill and Donna O’Connor just returned from several weeks in Texas visiting her sister, Elinor Wagoner in Port Arthur. While there they visited Galveston Island, went to a rodeo at the Astro Dome in Houston and the Alamo in San Antonio. They returned from 70 - 80 degree to 30 - 40 degree temperature. They had a terrific time seeing new things including an enormous nest of baby alligators in all sizes and 10 to 15 feet adults at a wildlife wetland in Louisana. Mr. and Mrs. Irvan Rauen and June Phegley, of Wanatah, and Bob Rauen, of North Liberty, were Sunday afternoon callers of Ethel Rauen. Mary Morey and Gladys Sheneman called on Susie Teter at the home of her son Kenneth, on Saturday afternoon and happy to report she is getting her strength back now as she was so weak and told us she washes the dishes and had even dusted her bedroom Saturday, she looked much better so she is improving. So sorry to hear about the terrible tornados that hit Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina on Palm Sunday. Made me think back when that terrible one hit in our part of Indiana in 1965 on Palm Sunday. Gell Fouts talked to Elaine (May) Colvard in Robbinsville, North Carolina and she said it rained eight inches in five hours and bridges were washed out and they were having mud slides and it was a mess. I just hope and pray that we don’t have any tornados this summer in our area. It’s raining here now and they say we might have snow yet. I wonder if March is going out like a lion, remember it came in like a lamb. Just hope we have nice weather in April so I can plant some garden and sew some grass seed on my yard. Teens: remember Tim Stewart is starting a new class for grades 7-
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12 at 7:00 p.m, to 8:30 p.m. on Sunday evening , April 10-26 at the Church of Christ. He will be teaching “Safe Sex" and “True Love Waits” and “Life On The Edge.” Parents, please see that your teenagers get to these very important programs. Please remember Theda CArlson as she leaves Thursday for Mayo Ginic. Mr. and Mrs. Kim Stuber, of Sylvia Drive, entertained eight of Kristin's friends at an Easter party Sunday afternoon. They all enjoyed roller skating at LaPorte and then they came back to Kristin’s home where they all went out with Easter baskets and hunted Easter eggs. They also played games and many won prizes. After that they enjoyed lunch of roasted hot dogs on the grill, chips, and drink before returning home. Melba Schmucker, of Archbold. Ohio, spent last Wednesday and Thursday with Gail and Mae McDaniel. Becky and DuWayne Burch and Pauline and Dwight Burch returned from a vacation in Florida. They went to Busch Gardens, Cypress Gardens, MGM Studios, Space Center and St. Augustine. They visited many North Liberty and Walkerton people and had a great time. The weather was beautiful and the trees and flowers were out
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when coming home through Georgia and Tennessee. Sheila Hayes left for her home in Texas yesterday after spending a week with her grandmother. Flora Hough. While here she spent time with her aunts, cousins, and her Uncle Harley, who is in the St. Joseph Hospital. On Wednesday, March 23 Sheila had a luncheon at noon for her grandmother’s 94th birthday. Guests were Jean Byland, Joyce Huff. Dorothy Reed and Helen Neidlinger at noon and her grandson. Harley, Jr. dropped in to surprise her. Flora received many beautiful cards, flowers and lovely gifts. 25 Years 01 Profession) 1 S Personal Service • UPHOLSTERY • CARPETING i S3® ’ bo * ts i • VEHICLES WW* • SEMIS (219) 586-2745 Os (219) 324-4942 CjH 6 00 i m - 12 00 p m
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