Local Social Notes and Professional Notices
Mrs. Sarah Fisher and others visited Desday at William Perry home while C. McClure made a business trip to Akron. Notary services offered with deeds mortgages and legal instruments acknowledged. Osceola and Warsaw residents visited family, hospitals, and sites with short local business travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fisher
A. L. Myers
A. J. Hill
Desday
William Perry
Ferverda Family Spends Sunday in Warsaw
J. W. Ferverda, his wife, and son Lore visited with friends in Warsaw on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ferverda
Lore
Warsaw
Local visitors from Pittisburg and area call North Manchester home
Local News notes G W Case and wife of Pittisburg Pennsylvania arrive in North Manchester for a visit with relatives. Mr Case owns the farm south of town occupied by GC T Sittler. Miss Kiva Flora visits South Bend friends. Keith Votter and family were Sunday guests at the Yotter Jontz and George Summe homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Case
Pittisburg
Pennsylvania
North
Manchester
Mr. Case
GC. T. Sittler
Kiva Flora
South Bend
Keith Votter
Jimmie
Yotter
Jontz
George Summe
Local News Tidings From Packerton and Nearby
Mrs. Joel Arnold and son John visited Packerton relatives with Mrs. Ralph Gut ter and family. Mrs. Frank Getty traveled to Indianapolis to see her daughters. Mrs. Fred McKown and Miss Pearline visited Warsaw last Saturday. Mrs. James Decker has been unwell but is improving. Mrs. J. W. Ferrerda and Lore went to Chicago to visit her mother. Mrs. Arley King visited Bash for a nurse in the hospital. Electrical work offered with calls to local numbers. Mrs. Ellen Snyder visited Keomo to see her daughter. Mrs. L. D. Underhill visited North Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Warren
Harmon Drudge
Gladys
Warsaw
Asa Dirch
Mr. Dirch
Warren
Swihart
Joel Arnold
John
Packerton
Ralph Gutter
Frank Getty
Indianapolis
EB. J. Kuhl
Chalmer Detterman
J. W. Ferrerda
Lore
Chicago
Tom McCormick
Arley King
Wabash
What Will You Do Xmas For Starving Children of Europe
Hoover urges Americans to fund relief for 3.5 million Central European children. The appeal, backed by eight organizations, asks donations to provide food and medicines, noting two dollars in country costs for every American dollar spent and promising meals and medical supplies rather than ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
European Relief Council
Dia
American Relief Administration
The
American Red Cross
American Friends’ Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Council of Churches of ‘Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
Herbert Hoover
No Man’s Land
Mr. Hoover
Roumania
Servia
France
Friends America
American Friends , Service Committee
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Central
Séhd
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C. McClure
Akron
J. D. Sickel
Zoda
E. T.curtis
Osceola, Ind
C. J. Bashore
Silver Lake
A. H. Bowen
Joe Switiart
Howard
W. F. Helser
Local News
Earl W. Conrad
Fred MceKown
Miss Pear
Kinsey Brothers
James Decker
John Leonard
Claypool
Ellen Snyder
Komo
Mrs
Carrie’ Hunt and Family
L.D. Underhill
Hoosiery
Lyric Theatre
Ind
Harry Carey
Great West
Annetta Kellerman
Sol S. Kiser
Meyer-Kiser Bank
136
E. Washington Street
Indiana
European Relief Committee