Local Social Notes and Community Notices from Kokomo
Saturday visits by Mes Walter Graham and Mrs Pansy Wood in Kokomo. Sunday gatherings with Chas Walk, Mrs Hazeltine, and families. bank receipts and Anoka guests noted. Rebekah meeting planned. army worm reports in Cass County. Universalist Church notes and other local events, including cake sale at Methodist lawn and social visits.
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Walter Graham
Pansy Wood
Cass County
Universalist Church
H. A. Beckett
Methodist Church Lawn
Anna Lines
Ladies Aid Society
Galveston Mercantile Company
U B Church Notes Evangelistic Meetings Steady
Pastor L E Eaton notes evangelistic meetings continue through tomorrow evening. The focus is on earnestness fidelity and fan the sparks of spirituality. Mr Richer and wife aid in services with pleas dispositions and music. Walton attendees returned for Sunday’s service.
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U. B
Walton
Tacoma Principal Hero Rescues Five From Capsized Boat
In a choppy Puget Sound afternoon near Day Island and Fox Island, Paul W Bourgaize his wife Minnie their baby their mother Mrs Christiana Bourgaize and guest Miss Berglund were saved from drowning by Prof Frank Kepner Whitman school principal. Kepner battled waves to reach them then ferried the infant in his boat while others clung to the overturned craft. J B Draper and Azro Graham in the Trepel soon arrived to take the party ashore at Day Island near Dr J R Brown’s residence.
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Day Island
Fox Island
Paul W. Bourgaize
Minnie
Mr Bourgaize
Christiana Bourgaize
Miss Berglund
Portland
Frank Kepner
Whitman School
Bourgaize
J. R. Brown
Prof. Kepner
Kepner
J.B. Draper
Azro Graham
Petrel
Titlow's
Tacoma
Wash
Daily Ledger
Wool Snipper Sale At Lincoln Elevator Monday
The Farmers Association will run a wool snipper to buy wool at the Lincoln Elevator on Monday June 23. Prices are 60 cents per regular fleece and 55 cents per reject with weighing and payment guaranteed by the committee. I per fleece selling through the Association. The elevator is under oversight by Frank Cripe.
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Farmers’ Association
Lincoln
E. B. Kitchel
Greentown
Frank Cripe
Lincoln Church
Jackson Township to Parade Float at Logansport 4th
Jackson Township to furnish a large float for Logansport July 4 celebration and Home Coming. A committee led by Lawrence McDonald plans to highlight the township’s war service and Liberty Loan participation among about twenty five floats. Otto Fenn dies after erysipelas. funeral held in Greentown with interment at I O O F cemetery. Knights of Pythias Amity Lodge 362 of Galveston issues resolutions of respect for Brother S A Metcalf who died June 15 1919 and expresses condolences to his family.
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Jackson Township
Logansport
Lawrence McDonald
Walter Lines
Jack Funk
Horace McKinney
George McCoy
Emerson Kitchel
Old Hickory
Otto Fenn
Greentown
Otto Fenn Ee
Williamshure
Lynn
Ind
C. T Martin
Winchester
Mr. Fenn
Hemlock
Tom Fenn
Fenn
Clara Reed
Galveston
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. Metcalf
New Jerusalem
Waereas
Amity Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Butler residents host Hyman reunion attendees and visitors
Elbert Day and wife returned home in Butler after visiting C. F. Thomas and wife in Young America. Attendees at Schuyler Hyman’s reunion included Fred Lenon, M. B. Williamson, Rev. Rosenbarger, Co. M. Hyman, and others. Visitors from Royal Center, Indianapolis weekend guests, and residents from Burrows and Park County appeared. Paul Woolley returned from overseas service. Russell Hyatt visited Joe Houser in Park county. Hallie Anderson returned home near Veedersburg after a week with relatives. E J Studebaker and wife of Kokomo were Friday supper guests of Wm Troutman.
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Young America
Hyman
Schuyler Hyman
Fred Lenon
M. B. Williamson
Logansport
T. M. Williamson
Gucken
Near Burrows
John Wikle
Olive Poundstone
Cecil Lee
M. B. Wiliamson
Paul Woolley
Russell Hyatt
Joe Houser
Park County
Hallie Anderson
Veedersburg
E. J. Studebaker
Kokomo
Wm. Troutman
Methodist Church Notes Auburn Leese Pastor
Auburn E Leese pastor announces Sunday school at 9 30 J W Wood superintendent morning worship at 10 30 with sermon An Old Time Definition of Religion Epworth League at 7 led by Dorothy Miller lesson The Art of Building Character 1 Cor 3 10 17 evening worship Stepping Stones to Success Friday choir practice last Sunday evening service dispensed for U B tent meeting and Baptist Children s Day
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Methodist Church
Auburn E. Leese
J. W. Wood
Epworsh League
Dorothy Miller
U. B
Local Men Finance Revere Motor Car Firm in Cass County
The Logansport Industrial Company agreed to finance the Revere Motor Car Corporation and manage the sale of capital stock. New directors include B F Shorts R R Johnson Victor Wise and E F Metzger with VanZandt Wilson and Monsen leading as president treasurer and chief engineer respectively. Production plans target 400 to 500 cars yearly as Cass residents own most stock and workforces near 100. 1919 expected sales surpass $1,000,000.
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Cass County
Logansport Industrial Company
Revere Motor Car Corporation
Frank Amoss
Revere Corporation
B. F. Shorts
R. R. Johnson
Victor Wise
E. F. Metzger
Newton VanZandt
C. H. Wilson
Adolph Monsen
Prudential
VanZandt
Wilson
Monsen
van Zandt
Revere
Financial Department
Shorts
Johnston, Wise and Metzger
Logansport Industrial Association
Anderson
Rooney
Cass and
Loganeport Journal Tribune
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Spurgeon-Gordon Co
Main St
Palm Beach
Stueke
Petl Oon
Voiles
Costlow
Cash Price Credit Store
S. Groban
Chas
Walk
Hazeltine
Cal
First State Bank
A. J. Hunter
Anoka
Harry Persinger
Rebekahs
Clara Graff
N. G
Godfrey Tribe
Imp
Order of Red Men
Rev
Dunlap
L. L. McDonald
Frank
Laura Thomas
Anna Householder
Marjorie Elvin
Lottie Taylor
Earl McDonald
Laura Hale
Mabel Wood
A. M. Hicks
Bluffton
Happy Hour
Otto Alspaugh
Jease Ault
Don Kennedy
Win, Ault
Lan Davia
Jas. Petera
Alba Ault
Sound
Elbert Day
Butler
C. F. Thomas
Revere Company
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