Winchester Journal-Herald Second Class Post Matter
Winchester Journal-Herald notice records its postal class and date of entry as a second class publication at the Randolph County Post Office in Winchester Indiana on Wednesday December 7 1921.
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Newspaper
Winchester Journal Herald
Location
Winchester, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
2
Winchester Journal-Herald notice records its postal class and date of entry as a second class publication at the Randolph County Post Office in Winchester Indiana on Wednesday December 7 1921.
A wintery day in New Dayton brings mud and rain as a large crowd enjoys an old fashioned handshake. Revival meetings continue with Rev. Ruby Oren and Rev. Alfred Addington. many locals share visits, travels, and holiday gatherings while various families move homes and send best wishes.
Local update records a sunny Monday with numerous caller visits and trades. Protracted union meeting at Buena Vista, Thanksgiving dinner at Huntsville school, and community figures such as A R Phelps, Sylvester Elliott, I M Keppler, and others are mentioned among visits, hog sales, roof work, and school events.
Health in the White River area remains good as light snow falls. Numerous local families including Benson, Hiatt, Cox, Haworth, Edwards, Pickett, and Douglas shared Thanksgiving dinners, visits, and Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends. Several members traveled to Portland or Rochester, Mich., while church attendance was notable and future visits are planned.
Huntsville routines include visits by Mrs. Roy Patton and others to Economy New Castle and Winchester. The Thanksgiving exercises drew 339 at dinner with gains over eighty dollars from dinner and candy sales, aiding the light plant payoff.
Saturday and Sunday gatherings feature Mr. and Mrs. Grubbs of Winchester, Ina Puckett as guest of Bert Adamson, and numerous local families visiting relatives. Several illness updates and a Red Cross Seals note accompany high school basketball results and plans for veterans training in Chile.
Carlos City residents attended a Thanksgiving program at the Huntsville school building. Rev Logan Hunt preached, a male quartet sang, Judge Bales and Supt Griest spoke, and a school cantata followed. 339 tickets ($84.75) funded a school light plant. local residents and visitors joined in the day.
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