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Long plush coats offered with strong position due to material and linings. Models drawn from stock emphasize value and practical warmth at attractive prices.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
3
Long plush coats offered with strong position due to material and linings. Models drawn from stock emphasize value and practical warmth at attractive prices.
W. L. Dodd made a business trip to Knox this week. Roy McKellips and wife are recovering from severe attacks of the grip. E. S. Smith offers his farm and orchard for sale. J. J. Club hosted by Mrs. Herman Schirr on Valparaiso street. Harry McKellips moved to town occupying Mrs. Green's corner Washington and Clyburn streets. Twelve members of the Jolly High teen Club dined with Mrs. O L. Small. James Herrold confined to bed at Pinhook with an infected foot. Wm. Springer and wife visited Valparaiso for Edward Shinabarger anniversary. Mrs. A. Olds returned from Hammond where daughter Mrs. Murphy was stricken by paralysis. Rebekah lodge hall busy with five candidates, luncheon and fellowship amid storm. Families of Ha. and Frank Nil west of town struck by grip. Westville Christian Sunday school elected officers led by P. RB. Iseminger and E. Hall. Wilson shoe and harness shop opens opposite Biulm blacksmith, promising good service. Wm. Bundy recovering from rheumatism. Orphan boy connected to Tom Leyenduski fine case moved to Morowski home. boy recovering. C. H. Barnard learns of Harold Barnard’s influenza illness in Kensington. tonsil removal planned after recovery. Mrs. Barnard also sick in bed.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Plant attended the funeral of a friend's son in Bourbon this afternoon. Miss Minnie Gust returned to Chicago after a week with her mother Mrs. Caroline Gust. Mrs. Addison Hoard was brought home Sunday and has recovered enough to travel from the hospital. High winds and frequent snowfalls hinder road travel and digging out has continued for a week. The Indicator will note candidates for county clerk in due time. Henry Jonas shows substantial improvement and has lived in Laporte for years. Miss Alta Herrold resigned as primary room teacher due to tonsillitis. Mrs. J. S. Becktenwall substituted. Victor Martin visited from Chicago with Paul Wilson of Barnard, Mo. Wilson has worked at Marsh al Field in Chicago the past four years and joined the group for a trip to France. Mrs. Arnold Rotzeau became primary teacher at Rolling Prairie. Miss Daisy Miller previously filled a similar post in Westville for several years before moving to Laporte.
The Westville Knights of Pythias No. 309 installed a full slate of officers for the year at a regular meeting led by Past Chief Chancellor I'legel. A social hour and refreshments followed as members looked to a successful year ahead.
The Coulter Bros garage closed Saturday due to both proprietors being ill with the grip. Roy contracted influenza earlier in the week and Orte had to quit Friday. The caption urges them to rest until fully recovered.
A Honolulu correspondent writes of adjusting to 1920 amid quiet business and the failed promise of a festive Christmas. He recounts a phone alert about Johnnie's firecracker accident, notes financial strain after service discharge, and praises Charlie Martin and Matie's cooking while hoping for letters from home and plans to write Clifford and Dr. Martino.
The material describes church meetings growing and preaching sin, salvation, and repentance. A speaker urges listeners to seek God, noting joy among believers when a sinner repents and calling on readers to consider personal salvation.
A Will Garwood birthday gathering at the southeast town home marked a farewell from the farm soon to be sold to new owners. Jan 11 honored Mrs Garwood and Will, with friends extending the party to celebrate both birthdays. Thirty two guests enjoyed dinner and festive gifts presented by Mrs John Miller on behalf of the group.
Clarence Brown and his brother-in-law Van Osborn of Milwaukee were initiated as Masons by the local lodge on Friday evening. Mrs. Osborn has been staying with her mother south of town since September recovering from illness and expects to join her husband in Milwaukee soon.
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