Local visits and family gatherings across towns this Sunday
Wir and Mrs JW Richards visited Visited at Tri Lake Sunday. Mr and Mrs Christy Callison with children spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Delmar Miller. The Feighner reunion was held at the Jacob Feighner home north of town. Mrs Bernice Weaver visited over Sunday with her parents near Fort Wayne. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lusch spent last week with Glen Cole near Bourbon. Miss Helen Wilder, visiting for weeks, returned home with them. Mr and Mrs George Hoover and daughter Gladys and Mr and Mrs Tea Hartley were at Frankfort Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ora Rupert and children spent the weekend in St Louis. Ned Richards, Paul Rinehart and Walter DeArmitt spend the week at Tin Lake. Mr and Mrs George Miller from Huntington spent Sunday at the Elmer Zent home. Mr and Mrs Russell Wake visited over Sunday with the Wake parents. Mr and Mrs P B Settlemyre and Mr and Mrs Bayless Carter and daughter Helen went to Logansport Sunday to visit Charles S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir
JW. Richards
Tri-Lake
Christy Callison
Delmar Miller
Feighner
Jacob Feighner
Town
Bernice Weaver
Fort Wayne
Raymond Lusch
W. F. Wake
P. B. Settlemyre
Bayless Carter
Helen
Logansport
Charles Settlemyre
Margaret
South Bend
Fort Wayne Weekend Visits and Huntington Bond Notice
Mr and Mrs Sam Altman visited Fort Wayne on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Howard Bonham and daughter Martha Louise called on Mrs Elma Hedter on Saturday. A notice of bond issue determination appears from Murray and Muer. A Huntington family member spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Zent and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bonham
Martha Louise
Elma Hedter
Roanoke Creamery Introduces Four-Cent Premium Plan
The Roanoke creamery launches a system paying four cents more per pound butter fat over standard rates. Patrons deliver cream twice weekly, supply their own cans, and have cream weighed and tested for prompt payment. The aim is better cream quality and lower overhead, asking farmers to participate willingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Notice to Bond Buyers for Jackson Township Bonds
Trustee and advisory board invite sealed bids for 80000 in Jackson township bonds to finance a Roanoke school building. Bonds 500 each with 5 percent interest, semi annual, maturing 1925 onward for five years, with further semi annual maturities. Bids due by 4 pm August 14 1923 at the township office. Right to reject all bids. WITNESS July 6 1923. Settlement, Hughes, Smith, and Byers. Residence 676 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Huntington County
Indiana
Roanoke
First National Bank
Huntington
County
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. E. Richards G. Sons
Charles Faust
Bernita
Walter
Whitehouse
Ohio
J. HH. York
St. Joseph Hospital
Estance
Ernest Bolinger
Sam Altman
Mary Zent
M. J. Becker & Sons
West State Street
Roanoke Creamery
George L. Householder
B. Settlemyre
J. K. Smith
E.F. Smith
Frank Wields
Will Presser
Aare
Charing Roanoke
Fort
Islmer Collins
G. F. Byrer
Zion Church
D. B. Kessinger
G. F. Byers
Rewwyry
Tabler Drug Store
SYTA
Coco Castile
Traflor
Stabler’s Drug Store
Proanoke
Detroit
Ford
F.O. B. Detroit
Zent Bros
Fhone
Roanoke, Ind
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