Odd Fellows Parade Dominates Warsaw Days Event
In Warsaw Ind the Odd Fellows Day drew members from all lodges in the county. An open meeting featured remarks by Mrs Vin Dorin and Mrs Clarke, with a parade that evening led by Tom Nye and aides. Four bands and a drum corps provided music as the Marsow first degree team rode in uniform. About 1609 attendees enjoyed the parade, fireworks and a flag-lit finale.
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Warsaw
Ind
Odd Fellows
Thres Tate Order
Vin Dorin
Ravokah Peumbiz
Clarke
Rebeka Assembly
Woo M. Neaug
Sharg
Arad
W. H. Teody
Gran
Secratary
Itne
Tom F. Nye
Tob Tain Carl
Una
Lawrence Barlek
Tine
Marsow
Company Elects Officers In Thursday Meeting
A Wednesday evening company meeting elected Otto Rindern as president and Garbur as first treasurer along with secretary treasurer Frank Shulls Jedavird lente and Joe Yorks as directors. Frank Worley and ex-Wire Cetec rd TAMeh were named to the firemen's relief fund committee for a five year term. Ulrich was chosen as view to Co and the university firemony council convenes Thursday May 5 with Johnson and Bravly on heats ration.
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Voom Rda Cme
Fang
Abele
Otto Rindern
Garbur
1Stisminterit Philly
Anthos
Uel
Otte Binder
Yan i
Ulrich Wert Choeon
Johnron
Convoy News Convoy Truncated Narrative Of Local Events
An assortment of disrupted OCR lines reports local people and places including Coneny, Van Wert, Napanee, and Tallis. Mentions of families Martnxomary, Wil Johundi, and Grant Smith, with scattered notes about social visits, a funeral or memorial service, and a train accident near Napanee affecting passengers and bystanders. The piece blends names, residences, and brief event notes into a fragmented historical snapshot.
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Odie A
oPhia
Heme
Cleon
Courey
David Sinunin
Piers
Hin
Man
Enent
Muntzinger
Stan Wan
Coneny
Ayia T Mruden
van Wert
Jevin Tisitan
MD “Bislacke Toy
Mantxomary
Mapes
Gand
Charan
Gayrou Tau
Talis
Johundi
Brimfield Notes on Local Activities and First Oiled Streets
Brimfield news covers a variety of local events including a meeting attended by residents and a DePauw graduation note. Tamar I. Baus attends a meeting in Hammond. discussions reference local shoremen and annual gatherings. A report on Columbia City documents First Oiled Streets being introduced, praised for dust control, with early adoption by residents. A Georgia development agency sale details a farm transfer in Whitley County with description of fertile land and land market activity.
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Peouusesra
Sorisuimatedt
Aburaday
Georga Shriver
Luattere
Wyse
White
Poand
Whitley County
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Mimi Rega
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Snider
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