Local Lines Roundup From Bluffton Area
UW AYINVNNVNYU NS Otho Ling is on the sick list this week. Claude Douglass from Angola visited on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Reed have been ill but are improving. Jay Bronson loaded 1087 pounds of white Bramah chickens at one site this week. Ernest Carpenter left for Purdue University for advanced creamery study. A surprise party at the Taylor home drew a large crowd. C. W. Buck ordered a bowling alley for his cigar and billiard room ready next week. Gordon St. Clair, a former resident, stopped in Bluffton to visit. The Eagle editor visited Frank Wade, owner of Bluffton’s top lunch counter. School heat problems persist. two large stoves were added to restore comfort. Indiana leads in canned tomatoes with strong displays at St. Louis. Depositions taken in Kellogg court for Birdell Noragon vs Mallory damage suit. In Fremont, four home shows, recitals, and lectures mark the season. D. A. Callen and sister-in-law John Callen left for Premont, Fla. Their two-week stay drew many friends. hornet nest relic preserved as a curiosity. Enterprise plans to display hornets temporarily for subscribers. Battle Creek item noted.
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D.A. Callen
Stes
John Callen
Premont
Fad
Aygedn
Shiv
Mer. Cutten Savas
Battle Creek
Fire Damages George Stangs House East of Town
Ray Review notes Mrs. R. D. Yates sick with lung fever. George Worton makes a business trip to Angola on Monday. Geo Fogelsong of Pittsford Mich in town for a few days. C. A. McNaughton in Toledo buying goods. Miss Rogers of Burlington Mich visiting aunt Mrs. F. E. Abrams. David Duguid visiting brothers in Chicago. George Stangs's house east of town catches fire Tuesday and is badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fogelsong
Pittsford, Mich
Miss Rogers
Burlington Mich
Mrs. F. E. Abrams
George Stangs
School Notes and Student Group Elections Reported
Heating stoves were set up in grammar and high school rooms last Monday. The literary society led by president Otho Ling will hold exercises Friday afternoon January 20. The Sophomore class elected officers: President Vern Jones, Vice President Clyde Johnson, Treasurer Wilkard Scott, Secretary Nomi Hammel. Class colors are blue and cream. Motto is We gain strength by overcoming difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Ling
Vern Jones
Clyde Johnson
Wilkard Scott
Nomi Hammel
Local notes from Garrett and Angola mingle with state legislative gossip
Garrett and Angola residents are noted visiting and social events, including Julia Gray returning to school after illness and the Purdy School social profits. Indiana legislative gossip covers bills on remonstrances for licenses, mortgage tax relief proposals, bank regulation, and lobbies, with remarks on the Nicholson law and a heated senate debate sparked by Senator Hendee.
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Market
Transfers include James W. Nichols to Chas Tasker and wife for 24 acres in Scott at 1200 dollars. Frank Kelsey to Charles L. Warner for a Spring Bank lot at 1000 dollars. John W. Weber to Fred Weber for 80 acres in Salem at 1 dollar. Alvin E. Lease to Wm Brown for An gola lot at 3100 dollars. Robert N. Moore to Lydia Denman for 20 acres in Jackson at 800 dollars. Verna Slack to Hiram A. Gilbert for 20 acres in Otsego at 800 dollars. George W. Rumsey to George A. Rumsey and wife for an outlet in Orland at 165 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelsey
Charles L. Warner
Spring Bank
John W. Weber
Fred Weber
Salem
Alvin E. Lease
Wm. Brown
Angola
Robert N. Moore
Lydia Denman
Jackson
Verna Slack
Hiram A. Gilbert
Otsego
George W. Rumsey
George A. Rumsey
Orland
Our Lecture Course at Central Lyceum Bureau
The Central Lyceum Bureau offers a highly praised entertainment program. Dr Tevis and Fred Emerson Brooks received strong approval while the George Crampton Concert Co filled the Saturday date after Kaffir Boys Choir could not perform. The Katfur Boys Choir will appear later with no extra charge for Saturday seats.
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Tevis
Fred Emerson Brooks
Kaffir Boys Choir
George Crampton Concert Co
Goshen
Kathir Boys Choir
King
City Bakery and Restaurant Ad
City Bakery and Restaurant offers fresh bread cookies cake pie and all baking made to order. Hot and cold lunch available at all hours with a ten cent oyster soup. Also a line of candy fruit cigars and tobacco from W S Be Eatry & Son.
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W.S. BeEatry & Son
Unjustly Condemned concludes Henderson-Primrose tour at opera house
The final entertainment by the Henderson-Primrose company assisted by local talent was staged at the opera house last Thursday. A small audience attended due to bad weather. Participants included Mrs. Primrose, her two sons, Miss Lily Hall, Miss Madge Bolan, and Messrs Lonnie Sailor, Othe Ling, Ed Myers, Bert Schaeffer and Will Seydel. The Primroses planned to move to Camden Michigan but expect to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Primrose Company
Opera House
Primroses
Camden
Mich
Unclear wedding notice from weekend event
A damaged OCR fragment reports a Saturday event where a pastor and a couple united in marriage. Many words are garbled, with names, places, or dates unreadable. The text hints at celebrants and attendees but lacks clear, extractable details.
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Dian
Pastor
Misa
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C. A. McNaughton
Toledo
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Garrett, Ind
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Ross Miller
F.C. Disbro
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Purdy School
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Mr. Strunk
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Offee
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Jaws
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Cass
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Hendee
Senate
Sramroda
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