Lakeside Notes on Visits and Community Events
Merrit Longbrake and family visited Warsaw on Saturday. Amos Homan and kin visited with locals last week. Beneficial showers aided crops and improved spirits. Alva Sholty returns from Pennsylvania with his new wife to stay in Fairview this summer. Last Sunday the Fairview U B Church hosted children's exercises with many locals in attendance and a fine program. Lake township Sunday school convention at the Brethren church east of Silver Lake drew a good crowd and reported an interesting program without disruptions.
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Alva Sholty
Pennsylvania
Fairview
Fairview U. B
Here
Lake Township
Church of the Brethren
Silver Lake
Local residents visit, swap news across Markle and nearby towns
Lloyd Hinkle and wife traveled from Markle to spend Sunday at the park. Annon Miller and family from Elk Hart visited Ira Bark’s east town home, while Mrs Miller formerly Miss May Gall. Ray Ditzler and family visited from Markle at Braude home. Mrs L Underhill went to Van Buren with her son Tony and family, joined by daughter Mrs Fred McKown. Miss Mabel Eaton visited from Mentone at E M Snoke’s home, niece to Mrs Snoke. J W Walburn and wife returned from Niles Michigan after weeks with son Percy and wife and Mrs Bessie Stoner and husband. Continuous social visits include J A Teeter, J D Gill, and others across Nappanee, Warsaw, and nearby. Send news items to Rec- OKD office.
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Annon Miller
Elkhart
Ira Bark
L. D. Underhill
van Buren
Tony Underhill
Fred McKown
Local families visit distant kin and friends over weekend
Miss Janette Skinner of Peru visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Skinner. Charles Shull of Roann and family spent Sunday at Silver Lake with others. B D Pontius and wife from Mentone visited friends. Ray Sprigg and family from Warsaw joined relatives here. Ed Wiley and family of Bourbon visited at William Wiley and Mrs B J Wittrout homes. Walter Hamman and wife returned from Lake Wawasee due to illness in the family. Martha Jontz visited Men tone with daughter Mrs Ralston and family. Max Underwood and wife from Fort Wayne visited J B Oldfather.
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Janette Skinner
Peru
Mrs
J. F. Skinner
Charles Shull
Ed Wiley and
Bourbon
William Wiley
B. J. Wittrout
Martha Jontz
Mrs. Ralston
Mentone
Max Underwood
Fort Wayne
J. B. Oldfather
Salvation Army Relief Drive Planned by Indiana Citizens
A May appeal led by Major Arthur Robinson of Indianapolis will mobilize funds to aid Salvation Army relief efforts. A committee of state leaders will conduct the drive from May 10 through May 20 to support distressed cases illustrated in the article.
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Salvation Army
Arthur R. Robinson
Indianapolis
Paralyzed Paralytic Seeks Sleep Amid Prairie Shack
In a stark visit, Comrade Denton and I meet a thirtyish paralytic in a backroom of a muddy prairie house. The old woman notes his constant sleep desire as the March wind whips through a four-pane, sunlit corner that warms the room and spares coal.
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Denton
Nis
Griffith’s
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the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
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Indiana
Merrit Longbrake
Warsaw
Amos Homan
Lloyd Hinkle
Markle
Mr. Hinkle
Ray Ditzler
Braude Home
Mabel Eaton
Jonas Eaton
E. M. Snoke
Snoke
J. W. Walburn
Niles Mich
Percy
Bessie Stoner
J. W. Teeter
Paul
George Peters
Nappanee
J. D. Gill
J. A. Teeter
Town
Rec- Okd
Blanche Helser
William Yates
Howard Hemmer
W. W. Hill
Disko
Charles Flohr
Harry Myers
Rochester
Ray Henderson
Harold
Gladys Parker
Mises Etta Henderson
Gary
B.D. Pontius
Ray Sprigg
Walter Hamman
Lake Wawasee
Will McNary
Furniture ‘and
Big Four
Harl W. Conrad
E. M. Scott
O. S. Bashore
Reed
Lake
Jesse F. Lynch
A. Pearson
Mickie
Gmarles
Stephenson
Stephenson’s
Warsaw, Indiana
Salvation: Army
Home Service
Baby
Ae Susan K
Shaffer
Moline Plow Co
Moline Universal
Moline
Chinworth Brothers & Nelson
J. Lavey ®& Sons
City Hall
North Manshes
F&f Hardware Co
Eife
Faye
Avalon Farms
D Avalon Farms
J. R. Norman
Silver Lake Ind
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