Local News Highlights from Warsaw and Nearby
Rev C B Wells of Columbia City visited late last week. Rags collection by September 1 at Mrs E G Alapaugh. Laura McGlennen Percy Watburn visited from Niles Michigan with J W Walburns then to Warsaw to meet Fred Stoner. Eva McGlennen returned to Indianapolis school. Jacob East of Warsaw died from apoplexy. funeral at Palestine church. J R Norman visited Warsaw. BE L Baber traveled to Chicago to buy furniture for the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Alapaugh
Laura McGlennen
Percy Watburn
Niles
Michigan
J. W. Walburn
Warsaw
Fred Stoner
Percy
Eva McGlennen
Indianapolis
Jacob East
Palestine Church
Titus M. Lill
Albany
Homes
Ross Gambie
Wagon Tire Service Promises Quick Payoff
Karl W. Conrad of Warsaw Indiana advertises wagon wheel work claiming tires reset cold with no rim damage and no tire removal unless new parts are needed. Workers promise completion in one hour and no experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl W. Conrad Warsaw
Ind
Found Bunch of Keys Left at Office
A note reports a found set of keys left at the office. the owner is asked to call the location to retrieve them.
Town Hosts and Visitors Share Weekend at Local Park
William Fleoner and family and Mrs Anna Whitmyer with several others came from ElkHar e for a park day. Mr and Mrs Grantz from Mishawaka stayed till Sunday. Chester Bashore Cicero Illinois and families visited. George Lamar Huntington and family visited Samuel Reed home. Mrs Lamar sister to Mrs Rhoades staying with Reed. Mrs I D Hayman ill on South Jefferson. Dr Baber Roann visited brother KK Baber. Rev Smith and family Claypool visited. Threshers pause work to allow oats and crops to be threshed together. S B Fiora Bolivar visited for business on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fleoner
Anna Whitmyer
Elkhare
George Lamar
Huntington
Samuel Reed
Lamar
Sarah Rhoades
Reed
Willard Drudge
E. P. Hamilton
A.C. Chambers
Rikhart
Beunie Drudge
Local social rounds bring guests from nearby towns
Peru and Warsaw residents visited friends in town last Sunday and Saturday. Clarence Vangilder and family called on the Yotter and Reed homes, Ernest Myers and family attended Ed Reed’s place, and Mary Glosser spent Sunday with her sister. Various regional couples visited, including Keel and Smith families, with travel from Huntington Green town and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Vangilder
Peru
M.D Yotter Home
Ernest Myers
Warsaw
Ed Reed
Local Notes From Lakeside and Silver Lake
Regenos made a business trip to North Manchester Monday afternoon. Hiza Heckman and family visited the Artie Carr home Sunday. Threshing is the day’s work as grain is proving good. Ed Clink and family with Mr and Mrs John Clink visited the Wrank Bucher home southwest of Silver Lake. Mrs Bucher has returned from a Rochester hospital where she underwent a serious operation and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Regenos
Manchester
Hiza Heckman
Silver Lake
Artie Carr
Ed Clink
John Clink
Wrank Bucher
Fairview Ringlets Bathers At Lake Draw Crowds
The lake near Fairview grows in popularity as a bathing spot. M P Sholty shows signs of recovery after a poor summer. George Rouse and family joined Irvin Parker and others for Sunday dinner near Burket. Rev Pence to preach next Sunday after Sunday School with a public dance tale for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rouse
Family Wook
Burket
C. M. Repenus
Irvin Parker
Pence
Girl to Work in Rec ord Offin
Woman seeks position in records office and plans to meet with managers about employment.
Mrs Frye Hosts Sunday School Class Outing
On Wednesday afternoon last week Mrs. Kk. M. Frye entertained the Sunday School class of the M. E. church where she teaches. The group of about twenty girls spent a pleasant time on a lake outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Kk. M. Frye
M. E. Sunday School
John Robinson Circus Draws Local Crowd to Wabash
Residents from this locality attended the John Robinson circus in Wabash on Friday evening. Reported the show was similar to previous years with a steady performance and familiar acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
John Robinson Circus
Kosciusko County Sealed Gravel Road Bids Opened
Kosciusko County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for highway improvement in Lake Township and Silver Lake area using grading gravel or macadam. Bid due day is July 22, 1921 at 10 a.m. with bonds equal to double the bid. Lowest responsible bidder to be awarded. county may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Kosciusko County
Indiana
Lake Township
Silver Lake
E. W.gresso
Emsley A. Arnold George Harrter OO
D. Longenecker
Board of Commis
Tom J. Nye
Ioners of
Koa- Auditor
Kosciuskociusko County
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Neely Estate
In Kosciusko Circuit Court April Term 1921 Jesse E Eschbach administrator filed final account for the estate of Thomas Neely deceased The account will be examined September 5 1921 in Warsaw Indiana Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Dated June 28 1921 Clerk Russell H Butler Warsaw Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Eschbach
Thomas Neely
Warsaw
Indiana
Russel H. Butler
Kosciunko
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel
Harl W. Conrad
McKown & Sill
J. I. Case
Ernest Carr
C. I. Bashore
Earl W. Conrad
McKown & Hill
Emolose
C. B. Wells
Columbia City
J. R. Norman
Be.l. Baber
Chicago
Hf.Grantz
Mishawaka
George Summe
James Juntz
Chester Bashore
Cicero, Ilinois
Paulus
Bashore
I. D. Hayman
South Jefferson Street
Dr. Baber
Roann
Kk. T. Baber
S. B. Fiora
Bolivar
Arthur Getty and Sons
Mary Glosser
Ezra King
Ray Strayer
Claypool
Leanna Summe
Frank Summe
McKnown & Hilis
The
Record
H. P. Rager
Mrs. Keel
Samuel Smith
Mrs. Smith
V. Cox
A. L. Spangle
Greentown
B. BE. Spangle
W. C. Brown
David Armey
Jease
F. Lynch
Braude
Martha and
Belva Babcock
Alexandria
Harmon Drudge
Gladys Drudge
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
IOC
VanCamp
DelMonte
Strayer
Claypool, Id
Fairview
M.P. Sholty
Rager
Jontz
S. E
State of
Les Kosciusko County
Kosciusko Circuit Court
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