Second Mrs Elmer Collins Spends Monday in New Haven
Ir second Mrs Elmer Collins spent a serend Monday at New Haven and attendance noted by local residents.
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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
4
Ir second Mrs Elmer Collins spent a serend Monday at New Haven and attendance noted by local residents.
Visitors include Ned Richards George Mc Pherron Paul Wilson and Roy Rupert at Fort Wayne Sunday. Mrs Addie Crosser moved to Andrews. Mrs Sarah Beatty at Huntington is seriously ill. John M Shark home hosted Henry Kress Katherine and Oscar De Armitt. Dr Abram Miller stayed with niece Mrs Roy Haley. Albert Schnitz of Fort Wayne visited Roanoke relatives. Turkeys for sale four hens two gobblersBronz by Guy Brundridge Roanoke Route 2.
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