Local families visit from several towns and townspeople host guests
Mrs H H Clark visits from Aurora Lisinois with niece Mrs Ed Reed and family. Russ McClain Charles Crow and Dr Grubu from Marion spend Sunday at the park. Ferree family from Wabash attend decoration at Jack Burt home. Irvin Clink returns from Chicago Heights for a weekend with relatives. Jontz family visits Warsaw. Roy Kreamer and family stay with A J Kreamer in town. Subscriptions urged with rug sale discount at Downing Tucker Claypool. Mrs John Richardson Virginia Lee and Mrs Earl Wiles visit Brush and Hanson homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ McClain
Charles Crow
Dr. Grubu
Marion
R. E. Ferree
Wabash
Jack Burt
Irvin Clink
Chicago
Heighhs
Samuel Clink
John Richardson
Virginia Lee
Earl Wiles
Huntington
Brush
Hanson
Local residents visit Indianapolis Mishawaka and nearby towns
Arthur and Ray Hively traveled to Indianapolis for a few days of business. Esther Leckton from Mishawaka joined relatives here for several days. Dorris Warren from Barket visited with Elsie Tait near Disko. Harry Hutchens family of Wa biss spent Sunday at a lake cottage. Carlin Myers and family from Mento n were guests at the Underhill home. Rev. T. M. Hill and family from Bourbon visited south of town and attended decoration exercises at South Pleasant church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Ray Hively
Indianapolis
Dorris Warren
Barket
Elsie Tait
Disko
Harry Hutchens
Carlin Myers and Family
Mentone
L. D. Underhill
T. M. Hill
Bourbon
Gamble Homes
South Plesant Church
Local Visitors Share News and Health Updates
Mr and Mrs J D Cline visited Fort Wayne on Wednesday with Mrs Join Clymer and daughter Mary. Mrs Clymer sought a specialist for her condition. Mrs Mary Rhodes visited from Warsaw area relatives. Ralph Huffman from near Akron stopped by, recently discharged from service at Great Lakes naval training station. Mildred Carpenter from Fort Wayne visited John Oldfather home with sister Mrs Josephine Underwood. RECORD subscription offered at $1 25 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cline
Fort Wayne
Join Clymer
Mary
Ralph Huffman
Akron
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Mildred Carpenter
John Oldfather
Josephine Underwood
Reduced Fare Adds Interest for Columbus Celebration Housing
The Housing Committee reports over 40 000 private rooms listed in Columbus for the June 20 to July 13 celebration with a uniform lodging rate of 1. per day for one person and 1.50 for two. Hotels, public buildings, and private homes will supply diverse accommodations as thousands arrive from across the United States and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
South America
State School For the Blind
State School For the Deaf
Ohio State University
Student Army Training Corps
Exposition Grounds
Celebration plans urged for local Fourth of July event
John Craig from North Manchter visited relatives this week while Everett Parker sought work in Elkhart. Clymer and C. L. Leonard attended Warsaw county education meetings. Leonard also traveled to Newton county for school furniture bids. Residents J. D. Cline and Howard Hemmer were in Warsaw. Ed Reed and children planned a Aurora visit. Emma Wiedrick returned from South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C L. Leonard
Warsaw
County Board of Education
Newton County
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Clark
Aurora
Lisinois
Ed Reed
Downing & Tucker
Claypool
T. A Jontz
Chester Jontz
Bernard Votter
Roy Kreamer
A.J. Kreamer
Esther Leckton
Mishawaka
Silverlake Record
Joan
Levi Army
Anna Funk
J.C. Hay
Farmers Bank
Silver Lake
E. A. Huff
South
Buffalo Street
Ind
W. N. McClure
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
Jefferson St
H. R
Claypool, Ind
City Barber Shop
A. H. Bowen
Jesse F. Lynch
Indiana
Bertram Shane
George Barr
George Barr McCutcheon
Canada
New York
Mary Rhodes
John Craig
North Manchter
Acilion
Everett Parker
Elkhart
Claud Walter
Lupert
Fred Walter
Clymer
Howard Hemmer
Aurora, Illinois
Fmma Wederick
South Bend
Lad
Bruce Whittenberger
We Caan
Kosciusko County
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