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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1908
Page
9
Warsaw and surrounding towns share social notes. Neighbors, visits, weddings, and travels color daily life with names like Miss Nent Arher, Mr Ren Chylsuyin, and Mrs. J A Jones. Local events include weddings, church activities, and family visits across Indiana towns such as Goshen, Angola, and Fort Wayne.
Butler Indiana today's social column lists Toy Robinson from Indianapolis visiting Harry Norford and family, Alma Rude returning to Toledo, Cleo Boyle arriving from Minneapolis, Pearl Hurck home from California, Mary Myers visiting parents, Allee Fiebel visiting G Oberlin, Clara Mutek en route for Baker Broom, Annie Stoner visiting Detroit, Addie Huint attending a church event, and misc names with travels and visits around Clinton and Detroit area.
Residents attend church events and district conventions while visiting friends in Mishawaka Akron and Decatur. Many travel to Goshen Ligonier and Chicago for gatherings with family and society groups. Local sports saw Topela lose to Ligonier 6 to 3 as visitors and residents swap journeys.
Angolan city items describe residents visiting relatives in Toledo Pensacola and Cleveland. Local notables like Joseph Butler of Lake Gage plan winter farming in Florida, and Miss Mabel Pillied departs for Wauseon for employment. Community members attend school openings, repairs, and church entertainments while many stay local in Steuben county neighborhoods.
Pleasant Lake Indiana social items recap visits and guests. Mrs Wil Jarrard and Witleson along with sister Mrs Lillian Jackson of Argyle were guests of Albert Serveil and wife. Mrs Clara Reffier and Elizabeth of Peoria spent the weekend with Aunt Mev Imhoet. Mi s De Goodein and Hazel Parrinton of Angola attended a meeting at Mrs Fran Menges home. Lawrence Tal and wife of Ann Arbor visited Frank Chadwick and wife. Mrs Ivee Vunlan Moorchouse of Hillsdale Michigan aiding an engineer at the works. Daisy Simm Re Mire remembered as Harley Simmons daughter.
Mr and Mrs N Ball of Milford Mich visit Fremont relatives. Marthas host a well attended supper at the Nouts home. Orland defeats Fremont 10 to 6 in a Thursday baseball game. Pilgrim Sisters plan supper at the Worden home. Dow Fitch of Auburn attends Pythian Sisters supper. Mrs Irvin Sowle of South Bend visits her parents. Arla Ruth and Form Stafford of Quincy Mich visit Mr and Mrs J B Alseight.
Ligonier and Elkheart communities report visits and family news. Mrs. Frank Hatt of Findlay Ohio arrives for daughter Mrs. Charles Scott’s visit with Misses Madge and Marie Scott in Elk Hart. Mrs. S J Straus visits Fort Wayne to see her mother Mrs. Julian Nathan. Mrs. Dr. FLW Black visits Goshen with Dr. Beckner. Miss Frissio Baum returns from a Chicago hospital for a short vacation. Frank Benthine and family from South Dakota visit relatives. Auctioneer Philip Carr seen in South Wend visiting relatives. Mr. Harley Mead travels to Elkhart this week to visit Stric and Mrs. Sonn Morlerr. Olye Sisterhe and Jirage attend Goshen meeting Thursday to talk with friends. Don’t argue with 2 cigar gets Univoca. they burn freely.
June 2 Garrett Indiana reports D Sule toudet ds attending the master Hie clanies and master cue builders convention at Atlantic City. Mrs Chris Pellers of Wort Wayne guest of Mr Bed Mrs Wilkin this week. Migs Geraldine Lambower at a house party home of Mr and Mrs C L Halter Fremont Ohio. other local guests and travels noted including Mr and Mrs X Z Wharton headed to Hot Springs Ark for treatment. various local visits, moves, and a Sunday school class fundraiser.
Albion Ind June 20. Napmit Foote accompanies Dr W J Dorr to Lake Wawassee as guest at Morr cottage. Mrs Rebecca Foster returns from Michigan. Miss Edith Franks returns from Elkhart. Minnie Potts of Fort Wayne visits with the Engles. Harold Chety joins his mother. Various Albion residents host relatives from Kendalville Warsaw Fort Wayne and other places. Local social rounds include hospitalities to the Shields family and friends, plus visits from Ligonier Milwaukee and South Bend guests.
Waterloo edition outlines visits and social happenings as Mrs Godfrey Geller and daughter tour Dillersburg Indiana. Local church society meets at Mrs Hiram Bartholomew. Miss Aileen Nopper of Elkhart visits uncle Jano Deventer. Fort Wayne’s George Snyder spends week here. Alumni association busy with annual meeting prep. Lincoln Street crossing gains automatic putes from Lake Shore to replace old ones. Various locals attend firemen’s annual meeting at Mapoleon. Neltie Statth visits Ankles after days here with Dr F Snyder and son Herbert Le.
June 20 social news from Hamilton Indiana notes visits by Ossian residents Cliff Johnston and Mrs Charles Hoch Indianapolis daughter Olive Hoch visiting Kepler family and other relatives Mary Chrow visited by Mrs Musaet Lake James. Marble works rep J KR Powers called in Angloa. Mrs Bitlo Barnhart Pleasant Lake visiting Guy Gnagy and Mrs Henry Gail family visiting St Joe Indiana. Mrs Philip Aldrich entertaining sister Mrs Hila Dowry Edgecon. Mrs Durlin and Zella depart for Poughkeepsie New York to visit Dirolm's sister Luther Williamson.
Auburn residents discuss travels and visits with friends in Kendallville Waterloo and Angola. Teachers and townsfolk attend summer programs while others travel to Mamillon Lake and back. Local Catholic Ladies host a socially noted ice cream event at a patronage gathering.
Proceeds stated as over 350 dollars. William Murphy received a talon message about a brother’s death in Edna Ontario. Mrs. De Hood returned to Chicago after a visit with Mrs. H. H. Slaybrush. Auburn youths home from college for summer vacation include Victor McCord Harry McIntyre Leonard Trentman and Clifford Read. A new school house in Auburn is nearing completion with mason work by Picker Bros. Myron Grandon prepares for fall. H R Culbertson returns from Chicago after attending the Republican National Convention as a delegate. S C Snyder left Friday for Des City with her sons in business. Miss Allie Troxel of Elkhart remains for the Rose-Atkinson wedding. Miss Lalu Bateman to attend National Educational Association in Cleveland. Reverend Ernfight, new Christian church minister, arrives with his family from Eagle Mills, to lead the big work Sunday. Mrs. Dagust returns from Kendallville after visiting daughter Mrs. C. Neal.
Kies Kelda Crampton returned home from Pleasant Bake Wednes Gay after being summoned due to her mother’s illness, with Dick Burg accompanying her. William Beachler, city schools superintendent, will depart Monday for Chicago University for a brief study course. Mr and Mrs Amos Lewton of Monmouth announce the birth of a baby boy born Monday.
Local appeal urges parents to buy Wayne-Made footwear for boys emphasizing durability and warmth in cold weather. The message highlights practical value and trusted brand for school and outdoor use.
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