Will Erect a New Church in Columbia City
The United Brethren in Columbia City plan to build a new church next year. They own a central site at the southwest corner of the public square and will seek funds from members and foreign aid. Pastor L W Love will reside in the parsonage and oversee fundraising for a light tile structure costing 5000 to 7000 dollars upon completion.
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Columbia City
U. B
L. W. Love
Silver Lake
United Brethren
Was It Planned at Warsaw Bank Robbery Probe Hinted
A late 19th century Warsaw tale describes a well dressed man dubbed the doctor and a sickly pair who aided a bank robbery at Silver Lake. They lured locals with fake illness and European travels then fled after signaling a two week return, leaving a roll of cash revealed on settling a hotel bill.
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Silver Lake
Warsaw
Jefferson Street
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Europe
Good Samaritan
Quartette
Goshen
November Weather Forecast Warns of Early Winter Storms
Prof Hicks outlines a complex November pattern with multiple storm periods. From the 2nd to the 7th expect rain wind sleet and possible blizzards between the lakes and Atlantic and a general cold wave. By mid month warmer trends rise in the west with more rain and snow moving east and a late month cold snap.
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Hicks
Lakes
North Atlantic
Michigan City Sister Reunites With Long-Lost Brother
Mrs. Mary Platro of Michigan City found Frank Pratt, a brother she hadn't seen in 21 years. Despite living only a few miles apart, they had never known each other. A letter from another brother led to the discovery and yesterday they met without recognizing each other at first sight.
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Mary Platro
Michigan City
Frank Pratt
Now It Happened Feature To Appear Next Week
The Record teases a forthcoming feature titled Now It Happened promising to reveal a tale involving one of the Willian and noting that the full story cannot be told this week. The piece hints at Dame Fortune’s return in the next issue.
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Record
Dame Fortune
Ballot Fever Warns Voters On Marking Errors
The Record warns voters next Tuesday about ballot fever the moment of marking with the blue pencil. Hurry and excitement can produce a vote that does not count, so voters should carefully mark ballots to avoid mel ancholia over improper markings after hard campaign effort.
Hare Farming Buzz Threatens Lap Dog Industry
Attention centers on Belgian hare propagation in the county with depopulation discussions already in view. The Wabash hare farm reports thriving business as interest grows and some fear lap dogs may lose popularity.
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Manchester
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