Weather summary from a weather service bulletin
A low pressure area moved east from the upper lake region and centers over the lower St. Lawrence valley tonight. Unsettled weather with rain is expected in the Ohio valley lower lake region and northeast. Pressure rises in the central Mississippi valley bringing fair weather tonight. Cooler in the upper and central Mississippi valley, the Great Lakes region and the northeast. Temperatures remain high in the southwest. High pressure spreads eastward and favors fair weather for Wednesday with warmer conditions on Thursday.
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Urtper Lake
St. Larence
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Antral
Mississippi Valley
Tale
Tampera
Local Notices From Tocsin Area Rise Relay Of Visits And Weddings
Ind 3 Mrs deane Philips of Toledo visits relatives then returns home. Younghy and Harry Garton Dr J retired from St Jasiux after weeks away. J C Dailey and P M Gossard were Uniondale callers. Brang Meg Sam Gash and Miss Mary Lash hosted Sunday dinner. Alpine Kar art and Kreighs visited with John Kreigh family from Blufton. Kelley and Bhady shopped in Blufton. K of P memorial services postponed due to Mrs John Higley funeral. Local church training children for lay exercise. Otto Johnson and Mrs Elmer Paridson shopped in Fort Wayne. Oral Heckey wed Des Wild Kreigh of Echo. Rev Jekix officiated. Kreigh daughter among county’s well known young ladies. LaT La society to host ice cream social June 8 to fund Sabbath school. John Stine and Jerry Kuperight families visited North of town. Alice Iney and children and Mrs EB Kelly of Cathiona Ohio returned home after visiting relatives. Minsee Garnett Hall and Tatal Miller leave for Elkhart then stops in Napanee and Winona Lake before returning. DP J Miller caller in Binion. George Davidson recovered from Mt. Glamann illness and will return to work. TM Hall a Fort Wayne business caller.
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Tocsin
Deane Philips
Alpine Karart
John Kreigh
Blufton
Sundey
Charles Kreigh
A. P. Kelley
Rolly Bhady
Bluirton
K. of P. Lodge
John Higley
Dirs
Otto Johnson
Elmer Paridson
Fort, Wayne Rawy
Oral Heckey
Des Wildr Kreigh
Echo
Jekix
Craigville
Sam Heckley
John Kreleh
la T. la Society
Tatal Miller
Elkhart
Thay
Nappanca
Winona Laka
Hone
J. Miler
Binion
Georrs Davidson
Hrom
Mt. Glamann
Mich
Roumutiamn
TM. Hall
Fort Wayne
Local Dudes and Delegates Attend Warsaw Convention
Pierceton News reports June 4 that Mrs Bert Hoover visited Warsaw Thursday morning along with a long list of delegates including Martin Binion LG Sinlti Archer Menzie Frank Shanton Joan Clemuns Gauss Grening and J Ravel. Local residents traveled to Fort Wayne Warsaw and Wartaw for district Pythian Sletora and other meetings while Mrs Lewie Clouse died and Leland hotel plans take shape.
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C. Re Lang
Wm. McMeekin
J. J. Brosnahan
Cy Trump
Fort Wayne
Automo
E. Henry Mister
John Wolfe
Nou Black
Grant Galbreath
Warsaw
Gavid Dill
Fatnie
Guy Kilpatrick
Phil Late
Leland Hotel
Late
Iameself
William Meyers
Lske
Mesdames Della Auer
Ethel Brumbaugh
Amy Knox
Hortense Kirkpatrick
Nettle Kirkpatrick
Myrtle Kaller
Cilcaga
Alice Mayes
Hayden
Waeaaw Iit
O. N. Hayden
Maydan
Strind
Helen
Ware
Hy Galvin
Charich Meeka
Fort: Wayne
Edn Telleyek
Waughinr
Auburn
Sam Grinn
Gertrude
Teneyek
Mira
JL. Radeli
Wartaw
Died Tuesday Morning F. E. Williams in Whitley County
Fred B. Williams a well known Whitley County resident died Tuesday morning at five thirty at his Etna home after an eighteen month illness from stomach cancer. Born in Liverpool England forty three years ago he lived in Canada before moving to Whitley County sixteen years ago. He married Wade Jones of Bina in Titna and they later resided in New York City and Dayton where he worked as a nurse at a late hospital. He leaves a wife and one child. funeral in Baptist church cemetery. he belonged to the Masonic lodge in Chicago. The business community notes include Fort Wayne Printing Co. and the Maw son ic lodge.
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Columbia City
Ind
Fred B. Willams
Whitley County
Etna
Dayton
Ohto
Jesao Miller
Liverpool
England
Old Country
North America
Canada
Wade Jones
Bina
Titna
New York City
Onebild
Baptist Church
Mawsonic Lodge
Chicago
Local residents head to summer events and visits
Topeka news notes several residents traveling to points of interest on extended trips toward the Pacific coast through September. Families and individuals, including Clark, Kashtert, and Misses Gay, Taylor, and Kauffman, are seen visiting kin and attending schools, with trips to Kendallville, Winona Lake, Chicago, Goshen, and Wawaka cited among other local movements and visits.
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Topeka
Ind
Tip
Grace Taylor
Kiizsneth Kauffman
Winona Lake
Rash Zimmerman
Ngay Lagrange
A. Wo Ouilaiun
Clara Clark
Birdsell
South Ben
Bir
Jesse Clark
Dale’ Sengley
Waldo
Kendallville
Jones V. Yoder
Jimma
Chicago
Amos Ezeh
Mennonite
Gospel Mission
B.J. Oliver
People’s Mutual Telephone Company
Oliver
Lagrange
Jacob Shaffer
Mer Greenawalt
Yoshen
J. D. Stacy
Larrangs
EJ. Oliver
Abit i Bobbya
B. F. Barfell
Monrnevita
Wadsworth
Fern
Blossom Lantz
Ernest Hostetler
Goshen Volleke
Avilla Daily Notes on Local Visitors and Health Events
A group from Avilla is attending the Evangelical Sunday school convention at Kendallville. Miss Gladys Hasaingeria at Garrett will undergo a throat operation. Mrs Gyons, aged, was taken to a Fort Wayne hospital. Misses Minnie Crothers and Mabel Kinney visited Kendallville last evening.
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Avilla
Inn
Kendallville
Gladys Hasaingeria
Garrett
Mra. Gyons
Fort Wayne Taay
Minnie Crothers
Mabel Kinney
Kendallelie
Local Churubusco News Highlights Weekend Travels
Churubusco residents and visitors are noted in a weekend roundup. John J. Stockert and wife visited sister Mrs. J H Snyder in Columbus Nettle Doonansett en route to Marion. Mrs. Cord Plumer of Columbia City visited aunt Ellen Carter east of town. Bertha Roach of Columbia City returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Wichem. Other locals traveling include A G Rowe of Battle Ground and Mrs W Q Lemar visiting Fort Wayne and returning. Several individuals were noted for business, church, and educational activities with trips to Fort Wayne, Columbia City, Angola, and Columbus.
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Churubusco
Ind
John J. Stockert
J. H. Snyder
Columbiss Nettle Doonansett
Marion
Cord Plumer
Columbia City
Ellen Carter
J. W. Fente
Lee Smith
Fort Wayne
D. Lung
Gibsonburg
Ubon
Dtpary Jelirie
Mra
W. Q. Lemar
Fort Peaone
Ifton
G. W. Nestle
Adaline “Seeboldt
Mary Gordon
Henry Ditmar
Isa Margaret ‘Madden
Fort Warne
McDuttee
Mice Lidael
Tri-State Normal College
Angola
Yenterda
William Brubaker
Otto Brubaker
Bore Ida
Nome
Southland
Charles ‘Taylor
Garratt
Ad Voorhees
Green Center
Jucy Wade
Lynn McBride
Harry Gott
Jett Yesturday
Tri-Grata Norma College
Ana
Local Events Report From Salem Area
A preacher will speak at Salem A B Church next Sunday at 11 AM. A baby girl was born to Jasper Pelmore and wife with Dr Briggs as physician. Dr Criswell reports a fine baby girl at Mulberry Street home of FL Holderness. Salem C G B plans an ice cream social next Saturday evening and invites all residents to attend.
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Jasper Pelmore
de. Briggs
McClue
Salem A. B
Laatto
Criswell
FL Holderness
Mulberry Street
Salem C. GB
Packard Band Balloon Ascension and Parachute Drop
COLUNBLA CITY, Ind. Jun 4 Dr. Northup assistant state veterinarian who tested sixty Holstein cattle for Charles Goss for public auction reported all were in perfect health after two days of inspection in the city. The tuberculin test required individual examination of each head before departure.
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Colunbla City
Ind
1 Northup
Tate
Charles Goss
Indianapolis
Local notes from Monoquet area report visits and family news
Ed Marvel treed a fox near Ble Rapits and plans to move his family this fall. John Hall and family, S. D. Capmany, and relatives visited near Pleréeton. Kerman Hasmen and Hazel Kline joined Verl Miller’s Warsaw home trip. Mrs. Willis Blue and Gladys visited Syracuse relatives. Mrs. Harry Biller travels to Nappanee for health care and possible operation. Samuel Cinkerhuff and wife spent time with Richard Rankin’s family. Rev. Kenbro and wife dined with J. Wrights. George Judy and wife visited Syracuse last week. Farmers in the area face poor planting conditions. a new book stand promoted. Fort Wayne Printing Co. advertisement.
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Monoquet
Ind
Ed Marvel
Rapits
John & Hall
Muaina
S. D. Capmany
Pleréeton
Kerman Hasmen
Stony Point
Hazel Kline
Iiule
Verl Miller
Warsaw
Willis Blue
Poison squad fed caffeine at Hahnemann College
Eight student members of the Hahnemann Medical College poison squad in Philadelphia were given caffeine in water for thirty days. Several suffered headaches and a serious attack, one collapsed and was hospitalized but recovered. Dr. Edmund Nesbit oversaw the covert trial begun March 1 with twenty-five volunteers, fourteen in fit condition chosen as regular members.
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Philadelphia
Ac Woll Om Coffen
Hahnemann Medical College
Nevaet
Aquad
Hahnemann ‘College
Edmund T. Nesbit
Hering
Newbit
Nesbit
Polton Squad
Neshitox
Dorentorica
Nexhit
New York Sun
Alien township sets road tax levy for next year
Lisbon Indiana June 4 The Alien township advisory board with Trustee W. TL. Baugh fixed the road tax levy for the ensuing year at 25 cents for road tax proper and 10 cents additional road tax. John Koons left today for a trip through Texas. Clarence Snyder returned to Gur tents after visiting Wade Herrick and family. G. Hi Potrbanke attends Whitford sale.
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Lisbon
Ind
Alien Township Advisory Board
J. 5
Bortner
H. G. Brumbuck
John Koons
Anet
W. TL. Baughman
G. Hi
Potrbanke
Whitford
John Koon
Texas
Clarence Snyder
Gur
Wade Herrick
Children’s Clothes. The Juvenile Shop. Miss Gerow
Rome City News reports on juvenile apparel and a shop feature by Miss Gerow. The brief item highlights The Juvenile Shop and mentions Miss Gerow in the Rome City News context.
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Miss Gerow
Rome City News
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