Wayne and Shnaband Meet in Warsaw with Mr Tracy
A terse note records Wayne joining Shnaband in Warsaw where they were later met by Mr Tracy. The fragment suggests a visit or meeting in the Polish capital with an additional local contact.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
8
A terse note records Wayne joining Shnaband in Warsaw where they were later met by Mr Tracy. The fragment suggests a visit or meeting in the Polish capital with an additional local contact.
In Chesterton Bryan Darlon sacks Ben Mantell after the Evans contract is canceled. Eunice Reade learns the two rivals are vying for her, as Ben argues the loss wasn’t his fault and vows to stay in town while Bryan pushes away. Ned Reade supports Ben, and Eunice’s stance sways toward the fired man as the town watches the Darlon firm and its rival Evans enter a business showdown.
The Hendersons and family moved to Warsaw today and plan to settle in the county seat. Mr. Henderson will run the Henderson Parker Delco-Lights store, signaling a business relocation to a new community hub.
Mrs. Fred McKown was taken to a Fort Wayne hospital Tuesday afternoon for examination and treatment. She was accompanied by her husband, their infant and the nurse.
Picture show proprietors in Wabash were fined ten dollars plus costs after a Thursday trial for showing a film on Sunday. It remains doubtful whether they will resume Sunday screenings in the near future.
Thirteen pupils who entered North Webster high school as freshmen four years ago were the entire senior class and were graduated on Thursday evening last week. The group had formed a close-knit yearlong association throughout their high school career.
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