Local News Roundup From Warsaw Area Homes and Visits
Mrs Ethel Carter returns to South Bern after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Skinner. Grant Harris and wife of Fort Wayne visit the Lawrence and Harris families. Emmetté Carter of Mentone visits relatives. Eskimo Pie at Eskimo Pie stand and Pharmacy. Mrs OC A Peaceon and Mrs Worden Smith visit Warsaw. Van Kiesinger and wife visit Warsaw. Dile Leininger and family visit from Akron. Miss Chloie Drudge near town spends weekend with Ellen Brown. Albert Beber attends Warsaw business matters. A E Jontz of Mishawaka visits John Fitton and H G Jontz. Lucinda Brandenburg visits from Warsaw. planned trips near Pierceton and South Whitley. W F Ebert visits Warsaw. Hemstitching and button services offered by Coffin's Novelty Shop in Warsaw. Eden Jones visits with mother Mrs Perry. Lon Pearson from South Bend visits. Harvey cigar advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Brandenburg
Harve Brandenburg
Here
Warsaw
Monroe Wedrick
James Funk
Pierceton
Whitley
Boggs
Progressive Live Stock Company Cuts Rates 40 Percent in Chicago War
In Chicago the Progressive Live Stock Company halves its handling charges after the Live Stock Exchange committee failed to act. Farmers face reduced commissions on hogs and cattle, with a $2 car pro rating eliminated as a bookkeeping charge. The move aims to lower overall marketing costs amid freight and feed expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Live Stock Company
Exchange
Chicago
United States
Progressive Company
Live Stock Exchange
John Burke
Burke
Commission
5 ON THE GREASE Revival Large Sum Has Been Paid
January report by M Burt Thurman federal collector shows internal revenues from manufacturers taxes at $582980.05, up $117000 from 1922. Admissions taxes from theaters total $171117.49, up over $1400. Telegraph tax receipts fell about $138000 though overall January receipts still beat last year by about $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Burt Thurman
Federal
Illness Updates For Local Residents
Reports from E. P. Snyder, once in serious condition from anemia, show he is considerably better. William Dillman in Swazee says there is little improvement and he remains weak. Rev J. T. Keeney notes Snyder’s condition unchanged but gradually weakening. James Jones, assistant cashier at the Commercial State Bank, has been at home sick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jonez
Commercial State Bank
Local Residents Report Severe Cold and Grip Sickness
Lakeside trems note Mrs. Russel Kerlin and Georgia Hill on the street. Henry Correl moves onto Sid Aker farm west of Center church. Many suffer with severe cold and grip. some confined to bed while others are up. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson recovering from simultaneous illness. William Smith hauled hogs to Claypool. George Bouse seen enroute to Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Correl
Sid Aker
Center Church
Local Family Ills Reported in Edet District
Mrs Samuel Bashore remains confined to her room for months in the edet part of town. Littl Jack Sumime was sick Sunday and Monday but is now better. Mrs Catherine Rager has been poorly for a week at her son Francis Roger’s home. Mrs William Wiley’s condition similar to weeks past but weaker daily. A hyperdermic is needed about every twenty four hours. John Fitton in serious health condition after long poor health. He did not rest well last night yet felt fair this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bashore
Edet
Jack Sumime
Catherine Rager
Francis Roger
Jacey
William Wiley
He Pver
John Fitton
Resolutions of Respect for Scott Clayton
Od a fellowship and in memory of Scott Clayton who died February 15 1923 the Silver Lake Lodge 676 I O O F expresses condolences and honor for a true brother. The resolutions note his service to the afflicted and his reception of the Supreme Master s plaudit well done and pledge memorial copies to his family. The committee C Hanson Roy Gall and H C Brown sign the tribute lauding his mercy and faithful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Clayton
Silver Lake Lodge
Silver Lake
Hanson Roy Gall
H. C. Brown
Order
Public sale at Dentzer farm near Claypool
A sale is planned at the Dentzer farm one mile east of Claypool next Monday. Horses, cattle, hogs, farming implements, oats, corn, and household goods will be sold starting at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentzer
Claypool
Alfretta Clayton to Hold Rural Sale Near Silver Lake
Mrs. Alfretta Clayton will hold a sale at her place 14 miles west and a half mile south of Silver Lake on Wednesday of next week. Items include a horse and mule colt, 4 shoats, corn, hay, chickens, implements and household goods. Sale begins at 1 o clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfretta Clayton
Silver Lake
Public Sale Planned by Harley Walters Near Town
Harley Walters of the Ja ques farm west of town plans a public sale in the next two weeks. Watch for large bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Walters
Jaques
Newtown Brooders Promote Large Poultry Farm Visit
A Newtown brooders ad touts Justin and a large quantity of poultry stock to save buyers money. It invites readers to drive to White City Egg Farm in Nentone Indiana to see the largest poultry farm in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
White City
Nentone
Indiana
Large crowd attends J. O. Gearhart sale near town
A large crowd attended the sale of J. O. Gearhart held two miles northeast of town on Monday. It is understood Gearhart is quitting farming and renting his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Gearhart
Printing Office Envelope Deals Are Sold by the Bunch
At the printing office a selection of envelopes is for sale by the bunch at 4c, 5c, 6c, 10c and Tc. per bunch. Call to inspect them.
Discount Song Books for Churches and Sunday Schools
Record Pub Co of Silver Lake Indiana offers discounts on song books for churches and Sunday schools. Order by letter or phone and save five dollars per order. Contact representatives of multiple publishers for best pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Pub. Co
Silver Lake
Ind
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Ethel Carter
South Bern
J. F. Skinner
Grant Harris
Fort Wayne
Lawrence
Harris
Priday
Emmetté Carter
Mentone
Silver Lake Lumber Company
OC. A. Peaceon
van Kiesinger
Wife
Eskimo Pie
Orman’s Pharmacy
Dile Leininger
Akron
Solomon Leckrone
Chloie Drudge
Ellen Brown
Newhouse
Albert Beber Wi
A. EE. Jontz
Mishawaka
H G. Jontz
W. F. Ebert
Kosciusko County
Coffin’s Novelty Shop
Mrs. Eden Jones
Mrs. Perry
Lon Pearson
South Bend
Charles
Albert Thacker
Harvey
J.C. Hay
Farmers Bank
Steve
Summe Brothers Silver
Agenta
Rapid Sales Company
Box 215
Silver Lake Ind
Saviby
Indi
E. P. Snyder
William Dillman
Swazee
J. T. Keeney
Lakeside
Frank Nelson
William Smith
George Bouse
de Laval
Cail
Summe Brothers
Silver Lake, Ind
William. Gray Loepr
S. Buffalo
Warsaw, Ind
Ira Leckrone
N. Jefferson
Mickie
the Record Office
Sale
Aun
Reccves
F. G. Fitch Optical Office
Widaman Office
H R
Brush & Hanson
Record Office
Silver Lake, Indiana
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