Local News Briefs and Notices From Warsaw Area
Mrs Lyman Garris and children visited with her Ayers relatives near Ruana. Notary work and legal instrument processing noted at the Record office. Visitors include Jesse and Leonard Hardacre of Marion and Emmett Schantiub escorting Vera Kern and Lucy Underhill to Winona for school. Norman the Jeweler promotes a gold dollar sale. Various local visits and social updates wrap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Garris
Ruana
Joan and
Edward Ayers
Emmett Schantiub
Mises Vera Kern
Lucy Underhill
Winona
Sweeper Ad Promotes Duntley Pneumatic Model
Read about the Duntley Sweeper Co. pneumatic sweeper in the REcorp ad. Machines are fully guaranteed and priced reasonably. REcorp readers already use the Duntley and won’t be without one. Write for agency or order through the REcord office. If you try it at home you’ll never let it go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duntley Sweeper Co
Duntley
Certified Checks and a Bank Teller’s Caution
A traveler named Kirk Kenyon arrives in Seekonk with four dollars and eighty cents. He cashes two twenty five dollar certified checks at Peppies’ Accomodation Bank, but the teller questions their validity and identity, until Kenyon is recognized by tennis rival Billy Baxter who works at the bank and cashes one check for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enyon
Seekonk
Kenyon
Swansea
Massachusetts
Peppies’ Acc
Kirk Kenyon
Billy Baxter
Scott
Baxter
Read YouRS: A Question for the Paper’s Loyal Readers
A brief call to action inviting readers to explore YouRS for additional coverage. It positions YouRS as the companion to the main paper and emphasizes engagement with the audience. The tone is promotional and concise.
Local Social Notes Highlight Akron Callers Visitors
Harry McIntire a business caller at Akron Tuesday Clarence Eber and family spent Sunday at the I Platt home Roy Dillman has accepted a position with the bridge gang Exie John Bucher and Clem Kin oat e their usual trip north Saturday evening Miss Thelma McIntire attending North Manchester school was at home weekend W C Brady and wife Strington and L V Hafield and wife Claypool were on our streets Wednesday Mrs J H Flora returned home Sunday evening after a week's visit with daughter Myrtle Huntington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burdge
S. B. Burdge
Kathleen
Upland
Prof
E. E. Botts
John Bucher
Clem
Ing
Thelma McIntire
Attedasing School
North Manchester
W. C. Brady
Strington
L. V. Hafield
Claypool
J. H. Flora
Schomie
Myrtle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ira Leckrone
J. U. Snoberger
W. H. Kern
L. M. Bardge
Cc. C. Carter
Cc. J. Leonard
N.M. Frantz I
U. Snoberger
Cc. B. Deaton
the Record Office
Silver Lake
Indiana
ILIL
Whittenberger
Indianapolis
Ruel Baker
Milo Horn
Amber Sands
John Hoppis
del. Meredith
Bill Whittenberger
Capitol City
Thomas R. Marshall
Fair Grounds
Ford
Ford Company
S.B. Whittenberger
C. F. DeVol
Warsaw
Jesse and
Leonard Hardacre
Marion
W. A. Warner Home
Tawn
Charles Wardwell
Burdge
Record Aftice
Ray Ferree
Goshen
Jacob Landis
North
Manchester
Carl and
Donald Thacker
Thacker
S.J. Self
Milford
Syracuse
Sunoday
Norman
Walter Groninger
T. L Groninger
Ruth Ream
Winamac
Pearl White
Vinegar Berd Alabama
Clell Kemp
Pearson Bakery
Fletcher
Nelson Miller
G. W. Sherbondy
Mr. Miller
Thomas Gamble
Recorpb
C. E. Wiltroot
Edna Reveal
Chicago
Robert Craig
Bash
Rager & Jontz
David L. Gallup
Worchester Polytechnic Institute
Economy Oil Company
Judd & Kreamer
the Economy Oil Co
the House of Better Oil
Chicago, Illinois
Frank A. Munsey Company
William Landrd
George A. Brush, Charles C. Hanson
Notaries
Kosciusko & Wabash
Harry McIntire
Akron
Clarence Eber
I. Platt
Roy Dillman
Bridge Gang
Exie
Rexake
Rager
Jontz
Brush & Hanson
Germantown
Jacob Shoemaker
John L. Parker
Frank Ulsb
J. E. Rowland
Clapool
Charles Regenos
Dan Elza Heckman
the Moyer
Hindbaugh Bregohied
Chaee Tane Seal Arch
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