Local visitors from North Manchester visit area relatives
Mrs Vernon Miller and her infant came from North Manchester last Saturday and stayed through Sunday with relatives. Mr Miller was ill on Sunday. Mrs Miller was formerly Miss Gladys Craig of this place. Will Wedrick spent Sunday in Chicago. He traveled with Miss Edna Juntz a student in Valparaiso. William Brown and family, living on a Disko area farm, were guests at the Charles Brown home last Sunday.
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Vernon Miller
Babe
Manchester
Miller
Fiere
Gladys Craig
This
Will Wedrick
Chicago
Edna Juntz
Valparaiso
William Brown
Disko
Charles Brown
Hazel Brown
Hammond
Fay Rendberger
Bernice Maggert
Evard Maggert
Community News Mix From North Manchester Area
Mrs Senia Colbert visited from Whites Institute at Wabash and stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs William Wiley. Glen Paulus returned to Connersville after a week here to register and visit his parents Mr and Mrs Monroe Paulus. S W Smith and Hugh Bowen families shared Sunday with Chester Olinger three miles south of town. Dennis Jones of Indiana Harbor and Mildred Jones of near Mentone visited their father E E Jones here. Elizabeth Adams visited North Manchester last Saturday. Mrs George Alrey came from North Manchester Monday to the Pearson home. Elmo Leman and Hugh Payne of Muncie were in town Sunday. Scrapped iron offered by Fred McKown highest price paid. Dory Raber and son James Henry returned to Gary after visiting here and North Manchester.
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Glen Paulus
Connersville
Mrs
Monroe Paulus
W. Smith
Hugh Bowen
Chester Olinger
Dory Raber
James Henry
Gary
North Manchester
Local residents travel and visits across towns
Sammy Showalter of Claypool was on our streets Monday. Merritt Longbrake and family visited Elkhart Sunday. Albert Moore of this place made a business trip to the Charles Netzeo place Monday. Mr and Mrs Regenos and J W Clink visited relatives at Wabash Sunday. H A Moyer and wife and Riza Heckman and family went to Michigan Saturday to visit the Herschel Day family. They returned Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Showalter
Claypool
Albert Moore
Charles Netzeo
Heckman
Michigan
Herschel Day
Silver Lake Board Set for Friday Evening Session
The board of trustees of Silver Lake will meet in regular session tomorrow Friday March 1 to discuss important matters. The meeting is expected to cover several items of significance for the town.
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the Board of Trustees of Silver
Lake
Here to Bid Mother Goodbye
Will Gant from Rennselaer and his brother Orphy Gant of Gary visit their mother Mrs. S. A. Canada as they prepare to enter the U.S. service. They head to Indianapolis on Friday to enlist.
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Will Gant
Rennselaer
Orphy Gant
Gary
S. A. Canada
Indianapolis
U.S
James Timberman to Attend UPCE Convention in South Bend
James Timberman travels to South Bend next Tuesday to attend the UPCE association meeting. The event lasts three days with noted speakers scheduled to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James‘Timberman
South Bend
Upce Association
Park Opening Set for Myrtle Glene on June 24
C A Pearson plans the Myrtle Glene park opening Sunday June 24 with a musical program. Watch for further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Pearson
Myrtle-Glene Park
Local News and Social Visits Around Town
Local residents and visitors are listed as guests and callers in community notes. Names include Ray Hull and family in Summitville, J D Lee Cline and Ezra Funk, Willie Gardner of Farmers Union, Illinois, Mrs. Ray Hendrix of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodyard of Wabash, Vint Taylor and son of North Manchester, Hazel Brown with Fay Rendberger Ernest Wickheiser, and Virgil Lawrence and wife with otros visiting Marion and Wabash areas last Sunday and Saturday.
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Ray Hull
Summitville
Roy Higgins
Town
Willie Gardner
Farmers Unity
Illinois
Ray Hendrix
Bloorington
Albert Woodyard
Wabash and
Local social notes and ads from a midwestern town
T A Jontz visits South Bend with wife at Chester Jontz home. T J Alspaugh visits Brazi with daughter Mrs F V Zimmerman. Milton Leckton keeps busy as grandfather buys new Ford before Wichita trip. 25 Name Cards 10 cents at Rac- CED office. Bernice Maggert home from Valparaiso. Levi Myers in Warsaw visiting Princess Cook. Recop office magazines orders offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Leckton
Wichita
Kansas
Milton
Rac- Ced
Community Notes and Subscriptions Update
Akron resident Jack Norris conducted business here Tuesday. Indianapolis visitor Mrs. W S Narvey stayed with brothers Arthur and Frank Getty and families. Local efforts urge magazine subscriptions and renewals with saving options at the Record office. Notables include Fred McKown accepting scrap iron and several families visiting local homes.
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Jack Norris
Akron
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Dennis Jones
Indiana Harbor
Mildred Jones
Mentone
E. E. Jones
Elizabeth Adams
George Alrey
Elmo Leman
Hugh Payne
Muncie
Fred McKown
A. Tarney
Auburn Indiana
Pixine Chemical Co
Troy N. Y
Empire Type Foundry
Buffalo, N. Y
Minnesota
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Ladies Home Journal
Modern Priscilla
Delineator
Designer Needlecraft
Pictorial Review
Silver Lake
Bliss
James Meloy
Brush & Hansen
Record Co
Triumph
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
George A. Brush
Charles C. Hanson
Notaries
Kosciusko & Wabash Counties
Germantown
Merritt Longbrake
Elkhart
H. A. Moyer
Riza
Pnoone
J. D. Lee Cline
Ezra Funk
Tabernacle
Laketon
Ernest. Wickheiser
Marion
Fire Insurance
Krush & Hanson
S. L. Spitzer
Warsaw
Virgil Lawrence
T. M. Groninger
Mary Ulsh
P. F. Helser
Wabash
Castoria
T. A. Jontz
Chester Jontz
T. J. Alspaugh
Brazi
F. V. Zimmerman
Mrs. Levi Myers
Sid Aker
Hart Zile
Collamer
Mrs. Aker
Mrs. Zile
Roy Keplinger
Gary Sunday
United States
Fred Lesh
Clarence and
P. P. Wood
Mildred Carpenter
Fort Wayne
John Oldfather
W. W. Stauffer
Fred
McKown
Margaret
Paulus
Charley Shipley
Ae of
Glaypool
Rae
Cood
Big Four
Lusitania
the Centaur Company
Callida Presit
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