Local Warsaw Update Notes Visits and Health News
Mrs J D Cline of Warsaw came down Wednesday for a couple of days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Cuine. The Harvey Giger will stand the test and is sold by those who handle smokers sapphira. Gus House and others attended the Lange Kline gala near South Whitley Wednesday. Berverda and Frye were business visitors in Warsaw Monday. Mr and Mrs Glen Warner attended the funeral of Mrs Edith Winebread in North Manchester today. She suffered with the flu followed by double pneumonia. Mrs Guinton Glauncy and her son returned to their home in Uniontown Ohio Friday after visiting here two weeks with her parents. E W Maggeart returned to Fort Wayne Sunday after being there several weeks. Martha Jontz and W R Wedrick homes Dr Snyder and wife of Milford were here Sunday guests at the Decker home. Mrs Schoch returned to Fort Wayne Monday after being here at the Pearson home. Subscribe rt 13 2s ord 1.50 Mrs Darrow has returned to South Bend after a week with her parents Rev and Mrs Sturgell. William Dillman, health failing, with son Robert at Nazee. Miss Della Shepherd of Fort Wayne visited last week at the William Miligy home south of town. Mrs Walter Hamman returned home Wednesday after Navorte treatments. Noah Hamman of Atwood was in town Monday on business. Arthur and Dick Grimes in Ligonier Wednesday on business. The Independents will play here with a Laketon team Friday night. Attention Our Soda Fountain is still in operation. Norman Pharmney James Needham of Roan was here Tuesday on business.
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John
Betty
Jeffty
Deborah Perkins
Miss Perkins
Mr. Bradley
Billy
Angel-one
Bily
Gooud
Doll-Lady
Sanderson
Silvia
Jim
John Tabor
Jim Dacre
Wilhelmina
Love and Radishes: Betty and John's Garden Romance
John Bradley a top landscape gardener loves Betty Gaynor, who accepts his feelings after a radical gesture. He plants a radish bed spelling I love you and Betty, moved by the garden message, agrees to marry him. Doctored by love, the couple wed and later learn Deborah Perkins also finds happiness with Ferguson Fergusson.
Ostriches Brought by Parcel Post Across U S
Two baby ostriches were shipped alive by parcel post from Florida to Washington, covering what may be the longest straight-line continental journey. The birds arrived active and healthy, the report notes.
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United States
Florida Peninsula
Washington
Humble Work Resumes as New York Kindling Trade Returns
In New York the bim i work, a long running but low status trade, is reappearing with rising demand due to increased building. Bimi, a mendicant bundle maker, gathers and splits discarded timber to sell as kindling for 20 cents a bundle, up from 10 cents before the war.
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New York
Imi
Hidden Hearts and Letters in a Nurse's Tale
Billy, a fifteen year old patient, recalls her nurse Silvia and the vanished romance with Jim Dacre. Silvia reveals past loves and misunderstandings at Mrs. Sanderson’s household, while Billy crafts a plan to reconnect with Jim before an invalid’s privileges end.
Heat in Earths Interior Causes Scientists to Reconsider
Dr C E Van Orstrand of the United States geological survey reports inconclusive temperature readings from 107 deep wells. He finds the rate of heat increase slows slightly beyond one mile depth, challenging estimates that earth’s center reaches 180000 degrees Fahrenheit. Further study is needed.
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C. E. van Orstrand
United States Geological Survey
Doctor van Orstrand
Elephant at London Zoo Goes on Strike Over Riding Steps
An elephant at the London Zoological Garden refused to enter new riding steps or to leave her pen, prompting the arrival of a mahout from India. After calming talk, the mahout used a rope stirrup to climb and feed her, indicating homesickness for her Maharajah of Cooch Behar gift.
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London Zoological Garden Ss
India
Cooch Behar
Memorial Garden for Lafayette Escadrille Aviators Planned in Verdun
A memorial garden in France near Verdun will honor 63 Lafayette Escadrille Americans fallen in World War I. Each name will be honored with a dedicated place, body relocation or inscription on an honor roll. The design, by French architect M Alexis Marcel, eschews a shaft for a garden.
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France
Fortress of
Verdun
Lafayette Escadrille
M. Alexandre Marcel
Britain’s Protection Law Aims to Shield Industries
A Canadian official calls Britain’s safeguard act a war baby while a British MP calls it a foundling. The British board of trade may levy 331 3 percent duties on imports to protect industries, now applied to fabric gloves, table glassware, lighting glassware, and aluminum and enameled cooking utensils.
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British Board of Trade
Corn More Valuable Than Currency in Caucasus Labor Markets
Boxes of American writs pass as currency in Georgia Armenia Azerbaijan and the Russian Caucasus. Laborers refusing local currency jobs work for two and a half pounds of grits weekly on road building farming and sanitation. The grits are valued higher than a musket of rubles.
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Georgia
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Caucasus
Services at M. E. Church on Silver Lake Circuit
Preaching services on the Silver Lake circuit follow at South Pleasant nine thirty, Disko ten forty five, and Silver Lake seven o clock in the evening. All are invited. J L Sturgell pastor.
Public Sale Planned by Paul Kerlin in Silver Lake
Paul Kerlin will hold a public sale in Silver Lake on Monday February 5 starting at noon. Horses farm implements geattle and other articles will be offered for sale.
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Paul Kerlin
Silver Lake
Notice to Light Patrons Delinquent accounts face cutoff
All those with light bills six months or more overdue will have service shut off if the balance is not settled by Saturday February 10. Silver Lake Light Plant Burk and Kissinger handle the notices.
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Silver Lake
Burk & Kissinger
Hevordd
Farm sale notice for Roy Mort and William J Snake
Sale at the Mort and Snake farm five miles south of Warnah on the county farm road one mile east adjoining Fish Lake. Sale February 2 includes 100 head of livestock horses cattle and hogs. Hatfield and Baum host a public gate sale February 13 at Silver Lake area selling cattle hogs and farm implements beginning at noon.
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Roy Mort
William J. Snake
Warnaw
Fish Lake
Hatfield and Baum
Silver Lake
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