Local notes and arrivals from Westville area
Activities include Mrs. Olive Flegel visiting in McIntyre and Mr. Krahling of the Wabash expected home. Westville Lumber Co installs scales, Cathcart buys Brant property, Reva Cathcart ill, Payne Reynolds visits, and Nineveh encampment delegates to Indianapolis. Also updates on area residents moving, marriages, and minor accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becktenwall
and Bros
Jacob
Herrold
Florida
Olive Flegel
McIntyre
G. Co
Flegel
Krahling
Wabash
Westville ‘Lumber Co
John Cathcart
Brant
Walnut and
Clyburn
C. D. Herrold
William Reynolds
Earl
Reva
H. O. Cathcart
Luny Reynolds
James Reed
Kettle Falls
Wash
Dan Rapp
Payne Reynolds
Michigan
Payne
Stafford Iseminger
Loren King
Nineveh
Indianapolis
E. O. Beahm
Evelyn
Cc. E. Morris
Westville Welcomes Local Baker Frank Brooks
Frank Brooks has opened a bakery in the east room of the Cattron block formerly used by Mrs. Thos. Glancy's restaurant. He has spent a week setting up the oven and shop details and expects to begin baking this week. Brooks, a well known local, previously ran a bake shop here and across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westville
Frank Brooks
Thos. Glancy
Frank D
Brooks
Frank
Pinhook
District Sunday School Convention in Scipio and New Durham
Sunday schools in Scipio and New Durham held a district convention in the Methodist church with an all day program. Westville’s union service opened the afternoon, followed by county workers presenting Sunday school methods and departmental talks by Miss Fail, Mrs. Chapman, and Mrs. Nyberg. Officers for the district were elected with county president Chap man giving the closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scipio
New Durham
Westville
BE. T. Scott
Boyd
Kinison
George White
Union Mills
Miss Fail
Chapman
Nyberg
Tribble
Laporte Y. M. C
J. B. Rupel
Westville High School Notes Highlight Events
Westville High School hosted a Saturday night gathering with contests and a two course lunch. Susie Skerd, a junior, left for Van Buren Indiana, and the basketball team prepares for indoor play at Union Mills. Domestic Science girls pursue cooking experiments and Cattron’s Hall is being prepared for the February 9 home game against Union Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westville High School
Susie Skerd
van Buren
Ind
Susie
Westville
Rolling Prairie
Bissell
Valparaiso
Union Mills
Wanatah
Hyde
Kathleen Cornelius
Aldean Link
Cattron’s Hall
Lyceum’s Second Entertainment Delights Crowded Church
Edward Elliot’s presentation of The Lion and the Mouse at the M E church Monday night was the second lyceum event of the season. Despite a storm the church was full and overflow had to use the classroom. Elliot’s impersonation impressed the audience with lifelike character portrayal and sustained interest.
Rip Van Winkle at Scenic Westville Picture House
Historic play Rip Van Winkle screens Saturday night at the Westville picture house. The program offers a top grade film night with the classic American tale and a comedy feature, highlighting celebrated actors and the Scenic’s selection of better films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Westville Picture House
Rip van ‘Winkle
New York
Joseph Jefferson
Winkle
Filma
Rere
New Buffalo Awakening Signals Town's Modernizing Era
New Buffalo Michigan begins a modernization push with a government munitions plant bid and formation of a 100-member improvement association. Plans include a new road, better telephone service, farm bank, industrial prospects, and electricity wiring with a high pressure water system looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien
New Buffalo
Mich
Autos Damaged and Man Hurt In Collision
Max Kish a farmer living near Laporte sustained a deep cut on the lip and a bruise when his car ran into the rear of Edward Kanney s machine parked at the side of Lincoln Way between Monroe and Michigan Avenue. The impact damaged Kanney s rear body and springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kish
Laporte
Edward Kanney
Lincoln Way
Monroe
Michigan Avenue
Kanney Auto
Unclear Classified Snippet Mentions Garvroad Contact
Fragmentary notice lists Mrs. Chas. Garvroad and a phone number with references to a Radiant Home and viewing machine. Details are incomplete and no action or location is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiant
Fragmented Reader Invitation Notes
A damaged OCR fragment invites readers to visit the publication and subscribe. It mentions an invitation to become part of the family of readers and to come in for a subscription, though details are unclear.
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Walter H. Mellor
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Hallmark
Franklin Street
Michigan City
Indiana
ORTE
Cdonnee As
Portage Home Telephone CO
Paul Ashcraft
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Sale
Good
Galveston
Tex
Houston
San Antonio
Peiied
California
Fortland
W. Krahling
Yad
W. H. Shorey
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Westville, Indiana
Jobn Gust
Nellie Hoard
Carl A. Ablgrim
Nellie
Ahigrim
Radigan Furniture Co
Gary
Kalies & McKellips
W. L. Dodd
Jefferson and
Michigan Streets
Edward Garwood
Charles Cole
Coulter Bros
Mr. Dodd
D. Tuley
Frank Mann
Bert Topper
Tuley
Frank Wright
Topper
Andrew J. Hickey
Congress
Mr. Hixon
Northern
Indiana Gas and Electric Company
Hammond
Michigan City News
Lydia Hardike
H. J. Skerd
Frances
Lois
Mr. Ikerd
Cloverleaf Ry. Co
Barnard
John W. Rogers
Lincoln Hotel
James Herrold
J. W. Bluhm
Fred Bluhm
Kingsbury
Area
Ill
H. C. Farwell
Sheridan Beach
Chicago
Mercury
Jel Leliter
Herman Schirr
Herman
Schirr
Silver Star Lodge
Rebekahs
Columbia
Pullman
M. C. Link
J. W. Bauer
D.‘Noaker
Wm. Bundy
O. Barnard
Ella ‘Medaris
S. E. Rogers
L. R. Cass
Jay Hansford
Cheviot
Bolivia
Messaline
Meyer-Lindore Co
Lyceum
Fish
Br Sones
Chicaco
Ralph Carpenter
Frank V. Carpenter
Oo Wanatah
Ling
Pinkerton
Fred Leusch
Wells
Mrs
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Ethelred Curtis
F.C. Riddle
Indianez
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