Local News Items From Huntington Area
OPERA COFFEER two pounds for 52 cents at STABLER DRUG STORE. Mrs Arden McCoy hosted the Pastime Club at her home. Mrs W J Fults and daughter plan a week or ten days at Winona Lake. Mr and Mrs J H Barnes and children from Cropsey Illinois and Miss Jesse Kyle of Colfax Illinois visit two weeks at Ray Tanner home. Sows for sale Chester White with 9 pigs and Spotted Poland with 5 pigs. J O Weddle Mishler Pike Huntington phone. Helen Kaylor visited grandmother Mrs Augusta Simon. Mr and Mrs 8 B Dinius and Harry Nesel of Fort Wayne left for Dayton Ohio for extended visit. Effie Smith of Muncie and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith of South Bend and Mr and Mrs Russel Houser of South Bend were guests at E F Smith home Sunday. Mrs Alfred Koontz and son Bully left for Avilla visiting Kendalville before returning home.
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J. H. Barnes
Cropsey
Illinois
Jesse Kyle
Colfax
Dinois
Ray Tanner
Chester White
Poland
J. O. Weddle
Mishler Pike
Huntington
8. B. Dinius
Harry Nesel
Fort. Wayne
Dayton
Ohio
Effie Smith
Muncie
Lawrence Smith
South Bend
Russel Houser
E. F. Smith
D. A. Wasmuth
Hollyhock Club
Roanoke Creamery Introduces Four-Cent Premium Plan
The Roanoke creamery launches a scheme paying four cents more per pound butter fat over standard prices. Patrons must deliver cream twice weekly in summer, supply two cans, and have cream weighed and tested with quick payment on next delivery. This aims to improve cream quality and reduce overhead.
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Roanoke
Social rounds reveal visits and travels in Indiana
Local residents host and visit relatives across Indiana and nearby states. Kenneth Zent returns from Camp Knox Officers Training. Velma Van Dine heads to Peru for a guest visit. Florence Smith vacationing in Fort Wayne. multiple gatherings in Huntington Marion Laporte and Greensburg with relatives and friends.
Opera Coffee sale at Moves Electric Shop and relocation notice
George Bender will move his shop from Moves Electric Shop to his Canal Street residence on August 1st. He will discontinue handling appliances but will continue electric wiring painting roofing and related services.
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George Bender
Canal Street
Social at Monson Chapel on August 4
A social event at Monson Chapel is set for Saturday night August 4 with tea cream watermelons and other good eats. Committee invites all to enjoy the evening together.
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Monson Chapel
Notice to Bond Buyers in Jackson Township
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned trustee and advisory board of Jackson township Huntington County Indiana will up to four o'clock. The filing and terms relate to the sale and issuance of township bonds and the bidding process as required by law. Potential bidders should review bid specifications and comply with all conditions and deadlines set by the township and Indiana statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Huntington County
Indiana
Jackson Township to Sell Bonds for Roanoke School Project
On August 14 1923 bids are invited at 2 pm in Roanoke Indiana for 80000 in bonds issued to fund the new consolidated high and elementary school building in Jackson township Huntington County. Bonds of 500 each mature from 1925 with semiannual interest of 59 percent payable at First National Bank Roanoke. Right to reject all bids reserved.
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Said Township
Roanoke
Jackson Township
Huntington County
Indiana
First National Bank
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Wesley Dinius
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Elmer Pressel
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