Remington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Remington, IN)

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The emington Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1931 L. Lucas' bus will take you to Fowler. Best time and comfort. Miss Caroline Carpenter and Miss El- nora Townsend are spending a couple of weeks in Michigan with old college friends. Mrs. Evelyn Courtwright, of Goodland has several pupils from this town for dancing lessons. Moscelyn Sharkey reports a raiseg she is a stenographer at the lumber yard. Miss Leona Dickinson has just won a contest put on by the Farm Journal. Rollie Turner is making arrangements to spend the winter in the north woods. Miss Lola Stokes has entire charge of the Enell candy department here at Rem- ington. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis and family are on an auto tour to Mammoth Cave, Ky.- Lillian Howell won commendation from the Pennsylvania R. R. Co., for presence of mind when a child slipped while trying to get on the panhandle at Kentland. Miss Howell is a conductor on No. 58. Prof. William Casey is an authority on simultaneous equations in Algebra. Our readers may get in touch with him by ad- dressing Indiana University. Nelllie Blake has recently been added to the police force of Remington. Miss Marion Meadal has returned from Nevada to be with her mother a few days. Miss Gertrude Kelly is spending the week with her brother and his wife in Seafield. Miss Mary Mitchell spent Saturday with friends at Columbia Park, Lafay- ette. Myron McGlynn has just been promoted to floor walker in Bowman's Cafe. Jack Johnston has recently taken up his abode in Remington and will lead the band in the several concerts at the Chau- tauqua, for which it is scheduled. Mr. Clifford Weir found his skunk farm so successful last winter, that he is in- creasing his accommodations for that fur- red family. Misses Stokes and Harris have con- tracted to teach in South Carolina this coming winter. Mr. M. H. Cummons is to be assistant hack driver for the Gilboa township school children. The September Pictorial contains arti- cles and stories by Edna Baiers, Bessie Reade, Mrs. Pha Hoover Wroe, and Fred H. Richcreek. We wold call special at- tention to an article by Atty. Gen, A. M. Roades, of Illinois. If you want the latest about your neighbor, see Zephyr. Miss Tillie Reade and Miss Thelma Harper are to teach in Carpenter township this winter under the trusteeship of C. F. Forry. The Methodist Episcopal church of Wol- cott is holding revival meetings this week. The acting pastor, Rev. L. W. Spangle, ex- tends a cordial invitation to the Remington folks to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McGlynn enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Howard and son Charley Sunday evening. Miss Hazel Culp and her sister-in-law were in Logansport Monday. Call at Mlle. Verne's for shampoos. We also make the specialty of matching hair and can furnish any of the best grades of toilet articles. Miss Violet Mote has just been chosen matron of Wolcott Orphan Asylum. Let Mme O'Ressa design your fall cos- tume. She will be at Keny0n's Sept. 8-19. I will take a limited number of art stu- dents for the winter. Call or phone to arrange courses and hours.-Mrs. L. W. Bidwell, E. Division St. LOST-Little white dog answering to name of Snick. -Mrs. Eunice lVelsh. WANTED-Maid. colored, young, for light services at varying hours. Room, board, salary 5812.-Mrs. L. W. Bidwell. WANTED-3 stitchers, 4 finishers, 1 ex- pert embroiderer.-Kenyon's Exclusive Shop for Women. NEED A NEW PLANE? Let Us Show You 2 new models just in. Others working fine. R. VV. LITTLE Cressyville :: Phone 603 LYRIC THEATRE Goodness Gracious By CLIFFORD ZIMMERMAN Arranged by Edwards Starring: Esther Jones Watassa Paul Banes Comedy, Gissie '

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