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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1914
Page
6
The paper asks subscribers in arrears or with expiring terms to call or send payment promptly. The note emphasizes kindness but stresses the necessity of funds and urges timely response from all who know they owe.
A government report requires the office to close each Monday until March 25. Customers are advised to call Saturdays or the following Tuesdays until further notice.
Last Saturday proved exceptionally cold with locals noting readings from fourteen to twenty two degrees below zero. The oldest resident cited reports confirming the record low for this section.
The local Red Cross organized some time ago is well under working conditions and has already done some very good work. The organization has about 80 members and twenty others have subscribed who did not become members. Next week a full report of the work done will be given for readers.
C. O. Boger and his wife spent a Sunday afternoon visiting Albert Lantz and his family.
Dr. M. H. Hostetler of Harlan walked six miles through a severe blizzard to reach Otto Menchy’s home in Leo. He was joined by Hi Kloppenstein of Grabill who used a pocket light to guide them. Both men stayed overnight in Leo and returned home Sunday morning despite frostbitten feet.
Grabill state bank reported a strong annual statement with deposits up by 10,000 since the report, totaling 226,000, while loans declined over 7,000. Cashier Albert Egly works overtime amid rising business. local notes also touch about Wabash laborers in Ft Wayne yards and various Grabill residents' movements and events.
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