Winter Weather and Local Social Notes
Nice winter weather persists as Charles Snake was on the morning street Monday and William Parker was seen on our street Tuesday. Lana Miller’s condition remains steady while A D Sands threshed oats on Monday. J W Clink and wife visited Frank Bucher’s home near Disko last Sunday. Abie Whittenberger and Orval A lspaugh were in town Monday buzzing wood. Mr and Mrs Charles Wnetzen of south of Silver Lake were on streets Tuesday. El Clink wife and daughter Zeta visited Irvin Parker Sunday. C M Regenos and family were also there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clink
Frank Bucher
Disko
Charles Wnetzen
Silver Lake
el Clink
Zeta
Irvin Parker
C. M. Regenos
Local notices of visits and illness updates
Liza and Catharine Perry and Lydia Herendeen called. Monday on Mrs Abram Smith who is sick and not improving quickly. George Leckrene still improving. George Deaton and wife of north of Claypool called on him and family the other day. Rev T D Butterbaugh visited on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza
George Leckrene
George Deaton
North of Claypool
T. D. Butterbaugh
Christmas Eve entertainment planned for area community
Sunday evening items show residents visiting friends across North Manchester with many hospitality scenes. gatherings include Erica Dahlen with Ruth Rowland and others. A Christmas event is set for Tuesday December 24 with families hosting and traveling guests noted.
High School Quips Spread Holiday Cheer
Merry Christmas notes from students describe a Christmas break till December 31 and a box supper event. Juniors and Seniors plan a study of Idylls of the King after vacation while teachers receive thanks for a Christmas treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Possum Hollow Items Secreted in Small Town Notes
Miss Edith Cline is on the sick list and Miss Minnie Snyder is recovering from an attack of lagrip. Mrs. Lando Cline and children spent Friday evening at the Snyder home. Rufus Snyder visited as Converse Saturday and Sunday with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Overcash near Laketon were Sunday guests at the Lando Cline home. Miss Hazel Kline returned home Sunday from two weeks visit with friends in Laketon.
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Edith Cline
Minnie Snyder
Lando Cline
Snyder Home
Rufus Snyder
Converse
John Overcash
Laketon
Hazel Kline
Gospel Hill Items
John Craver is quite sick and visited by Peter Heeter and wife on Tuesday. Monroe Kreiter is not well at present. Jerry Frantz and H. M. Branden burg called on John Craver Tuesday evening. Martin Hay. is removing old fences on his farm and will replace them with wire. Mrs. Orpha Butterbaugh called on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Heeter
John Craver
Monroe Kreiter
Jerry Frantz
H. M. Brandenburg
Martin Hay
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Bard
Recorp
John
Ball
Alspaugh
Newton M. Getty
Brannan
LaPhoe
Yue Ua A Eee
S. B. Burdge & Son
Charles Snake
William Parker
Lana Miller
A. D. Sands
Abie Whittenberger
Orval Alspaugh
Erica Dahlen
Ruth Rowland
Mildred Aker
Gladys Craig
Alfretta Price
Cecilia Meinert
Ed Clink
Ervin Parker
Chester Rouse and
Wife
North Manchester
Roy Carr
A. M. Carr
Herschel Day
Akron
Beatrice Moyer
Elva Rowland
Perry Ring
Mildred
Alfred Price
Chester Rouse
Catherine Hill
Sylvester Johnston
Manchester
John Revland
Frank Hill
Horton Hill
Ezra Funk
Dale Harnand
Artie Carr
H. A. Moyer
Sewickley
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Elza Heckman
Allison Swick
Jennie, Carrie and
Willodean
Petrey
Beaverdam
Gas Bouse
Chester Bouse
Jacob Bouse
Sid Aker
Lucinda Smalley
Alfaretra Price
Ida Ani
Pearl Hill
Ernie Heber
Delphia Johnston
Merry Christmas
Frantz
Artie
Bernice
Pierre
Helen
Ruth
Charles
Charley
Bill
King Row
Mutual Phone
Ind
Mecca
Haney Bros
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
N. Jefferson St
McGlennen
G. A. Brush
Record Office
Swanson Rheumatis Cure CO
Leke Street
Chicago
Bliss Native Herbs
Chas. W. Groves
Syracuse
Jas. L. Meloy
Alonzo QO
Bliss CO
Washington, BD. C
BLISS
Brush & Hanson
V &Bsst Ramedy
Orpha Butter Baugh
Claypool, Ind
Warsaw
State Board of Optometry
A. H. Shock
the Farmers Bank
D. F. Homman
Rams City
Pune
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