Local News Fragments From 1918 District
Miss Ethel Hopkins returns to Bork and Wayne Hopkins attends two weeks vacation. Steps at Od ins business college in the city. Win Warner travels to Chicago on January day for a few days for business matters. Esta Grosso was taken quite ill last Saturday but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hopkins
Bork
Wayne the Grist
Odins Business College
Esta Grosso
F. L. Townsend
Etna Green
California
C. Leroy Leonard
Susann Rager
Warsaw
Indiana
Aaron A. Rasor
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Geo. T. Obern
L. W.royse
Local News Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
The notice lists Gene Parker and family of Clas pee and Mr and Mrs Oscar Hattix visiting Jacob Zromerman. an OW brick event moved to Fort Wayne Sturday and Sunday. Ras Jouzer and family from Markle visited K Beaude's home during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene “Parker
Claspee
Oscar Hattix
Jacob Zromerman
Fort
Ras Jouzer
Markleere
Tere Coti Tipas
Vor
Oe K
Indiana Enlists 5500 Boys in Working Reserve
The U S boys working reserve program enrolls 5500 Indiana boys to aid food production amid labor shortages. H W Wells cites this Union record and predicts more youths will be called as ten million men enter war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
H. W. Wells
W. E. Hall
War food stance from Stanford leader urged for Indiana retailers
Dr. Ray Layman Wilbur, president of Leland Stanford University and Hoover aide, urged Indiana retailers to treat war as their main business until peace. He argued Americans must conserve pork and wheat, feed allies, and prevent food riots tied to shortages in Italy and Russia. Franklin W. Fort echoed duty and saving, noting 10 million pounds of beef sent to Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Layman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Jerbert Hoover
Federal Food Administration
Indiana
Wilbur
Italy
Russia
Franklin W. Fort
Great Britain
France
Fort
Chicago Visit and Indiana Guests At Darius Harmon Home
W A Warner spent last Friday and Saturday in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Percy Perry visited in North Manchester last Thursday as guests of Mrs Lara Grindle and Mrs George Augenbaugh of Indianapolis and Mrs Ed Conde of Elkhart at the Darius Harmon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Perry
Manchester
Lara Grindle
George Augenbaugh
Indianapolis
Ed Conde
Elkhart
Darius Harmon
J. W. Walburo
Percy
South Bend
Mishaw
Dan Norris
A. E. Jontz
Herschel Day
Niles Michigan
H. A. Moyer
Mr. Day
Mrs. Day
Community Notes and Local Travels in Warsaw
In Warsaw Mon day night Miss Irene Wiltrout along with Lloyd Sheely W A Warner and Donald Sheely attended a boxing contest. Readers are reminded to apply for auto licenses at Brush Hanson with proper blanks and card receipts issued. Local residents pass through Mishawaka Hammond and Porterville visiting relatives while many plan trips to St Louis Etna Green Brazil and Porterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sheely
W. A. Warner
Donald Sheely
Warsaw
Teaching Women to Save During War Time
Miss Mary L Matthews of Purdue University home economics division says Indiana women must be taught food conservation. She promotes practical patriotism through demonstrations and urges spending more on substitute foods during wartime, praising clubs for supporting kitchen conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mary L. Matthews
Purdue University
Matthews
Cash and Carry Plan in Retail Trade
A discussion among grocers and meat dealers heard S. W. Roth of Chicago advocate a cash and carry merchandising plan. He argued preserved savings on collection and delivery lower consumer prices and that higher volume boosts retailer profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Roth
Chicago
Retailers’ Journal
A deplorable condition Rager and Jontz
Rager and Jontz report a deplorable condition in the cited setting. The item notes concern or blame and calls for attention or corrective action. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.
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Win Warner
Chivagz
Henderson & Craig
Akron
Ind
Rochester
Plymouth
Kendallville
Columbia City
North Manchester
Peru Mentone
Exchange Bank
Glendo Pine
Grando Pine
Geo. Pollick
Logansport
John Porter
S. Williams St
Paulding
Ohio
Gland-Ald Co
Fort Wayne
Rager & Jontz
Rexall Store
C.L. Centlivre Brewing Co
U. S
W.A. Warner
Irene ‘Wiltrout
Brush & Hanson
Ralph Kreamer
St Louis
Valera Self
Verna Hoke
Anderson
Lass
Bourbon
Ed Os Rley
Faustic
Fiorothy Dando
Evesi Giutoke
Tietdass
Ote Ie
Clara Isley
Mishawaka
J.C. Roades
Quiffid Norman
Detroit
Mischigan
Christimas
Iis
J. R. Norman
John Haldeman
Hammond
L. B. Yount and
Charles Young
Nellie and
Olave Amiss
Huntington
Hannah Armey
T.a.,h.g.and
C. R. Jontz
Jacob Jontz
Tully
Valparaiso
Whittenberger
Alvin Bowen
Wabash
W. E. Weard
Adrian Maurer
Marion
Farmers Lumber Company
Ray Ferree
Goshen
Silver Lake
William Smith
Disko
Albert Shipper
Near
St. Louis
A. J. Kreamer
Mary
Ray Hively
John Wideman
Macy
Miss Hazel Brown
Mies Tempe Maurer
Central Office
James Utter
Niles
Michigan
Utter
Gall
Fern Gall
John Gall
Paul Snyder
Mishawake
Alva Summe
Milford
Myron Murphy
Berrien Centre
Jesse F. Lynch
Disko Phone
Chester Jontz
Ira Day
Wapakoneta, Ohio
Ben Muller
Flint
George Hopkins
James Hopkins
Geneva Hopkins
Robert Zimmerman
Little Son
Jacob Zimmermman
Brazil
F. V. Zimmerman
Josiah Funk
Porterville, California
Record
Cait
Recorps
Howard Burt
Benton
Weik
Patty
Corre
W. Groves
Syracusa, Inc
Bliss
Jas. L. Meloy
Syracuse
Alonzo O. Bliss
Washington, D. C
George A. Brush
Charles CG. Hanson
Notaries
Kosciusko
Wabash Counties
Kosciusko Circuit
James L. Eaton
Kosciusko County
Edward M. Snake J. AH. Brubaker
Attys
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Rager
Jontz
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