Lakeside Items and Local Visits Reported
Bill Smith and wife walked the streets Saturday afternoon while Amos Homan from near Akron visited with parents John Homan and wife last Friday. Ed Olink and wife hosted visitors Sunday at Walter Tridle's east of Silver Lake where Tridle has been ill. Rev Smith of Claypoo stopped by Olink's with his two sons en route to Silver Lake. Bad road conditions kept Center Sunday school attendance low last Sunday. hope for full turnout when roads improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Homan
Akron
John Homan
Ed Olink
Walter Tridle
Silver Lake
Mr. Tridle
Rev’ Smith
Claypoo
Olink
Center
Graduation and reception dresses sale at Stephenson's
Special pricing on graduation and reception dresses at Stephenson's in Warsaw. Walk up and save on a selection of formal wear priced to attract shoppers seeking affordable attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson’s
Warsaw
Notice from Town Board of Health on hogs and trash
The Town Board of Health urges residents to remove trash and keep filth away as heat and an unhealthy season approach. Hogs are deemed filthy and must be removed from the corporation before May 1, 1922, for the health of all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Local Notes From Warsaw and Nearby Visits
Local items report Roy Sloane of Palestine visiting Laughlin and Holderman homes, Eldon Jones and wife from Marion visiting Mrs. William Perry, and several families at Jacob Bouse home. Mentions Stephenson’s spring suits, a campaign note for William Loehr, and various social visits including Peggy Darlene’s birth. Also lists a long legal notice about quieting title in Kosciusko County court with many named defendants and property description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sloane
Palestine
Laughlin
Holderman
Quiet Title Action Filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court
In the April Term 1922 case No. 15215 Embra W. Kinsey et al. sue Aaron Smith et al. to quiet title. Plaintiffs state defendants' residences are unknown and that several named individuals have unknown spouses or are deceased, with unknown heirs or widowers implied. Attorneys Sloane and Raser file the complaint and affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Smith
William Hood
William N. Hood
Richard L. Britton
Mathew D. Springer
Daniel Groves
Marlon Boggs
James
John W. Stinson
Mary Stinson
Margesret EF
Gilmore
Daniel Thomas
Abraham Wilson
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railroad Company
State of
Indiana
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Warsaw
Embra W. Kinsey
Sloane & Raser
Towit
Marion Boggs
James 8. Boggs
Eliza O. Boggs
William Williams
David B. Fish
William Wilson
Daniel German
Jephtha H. Wade
Margaret 5. Gilmore
John W. Gilmore
Eliza C. Boggs
Margaret E. Gilmore
Aston Smith
James S. Boggs
Eliza 0
Also Mentioned on This Page
Undertaker
E. L. Scott
E. T. Baber
Ramsey
F. G. Fitch Optical Office
Widaman Office
Warsaw, Ind
L. T. Wilson
Mentone
H R
Claypool
Braude Packing House
Calliphone 43
Jesse F. Lynch
Bill Smith
Town Board of Health
Jno
M. Bishop
Maule To Inc
Arch St
Phita., Pa
Northwestern Yeast Co
Chicago
Eldon Jones
Marion
William Perry
Stephenson
A. M. Carr
Artie Carr
Chester Bouse
Earl] Zile
Jacob Bouse
William Gray Loehr
William E. Loher
Tanlacc
Roger
Luda Homman
Eli Keplinger
North
Manchester
James Nelson
Opal Lukenbill
Barbara Jane
South Bend
J. A. Ramsey
James Sunday
Pearl
E P. Snyder
Urbana
Peggy Darlene
Mrs. Kratzer
Wable
Boggs
William Wiison
Kosciusko County
City
Stinson
Market Street
City of
Russell H. Butler
Sloan and Rasor
Plaintiffs
State of Indiana
Otho E. Hill
Manchester, Ind
Sre É Romans Company
THE
Straus Brothers Company
Ligonier, Indiana
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