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Andi Marie Ewell, 12, a new resident of Pierceton and a student in the sixth grade at Pierceton Middle School, was a contestant in the Indiana Junior America Pageant held Jan. 17 in Indianapolis at the Airport Hilton.
Forty-five members of the family of Mrs. Blanche Zook, 810 W. Canal St., Winona Lake, gathered for a family dinner at Eby's Pines Restaurant at Bristol on Sunday, Jan. 28, to honor her on her 90th birthday.
Receipt of $22 in the mail with an anonymous letter attached continued to have Mrs. Herman Huey, of Syracuse, baffled and almost flabbergasted. She recalled losing this amount with her pocketbook and attached papers, driver's license, in Syracuse, nearly seven years ago. Her anonymous letter reads: "Mrs. Huey - I owe you $22. I found it about seven years ago. I told my Lord I would pay it back and I am sending it to you. Unsigned."
Ice packing on Pike Lake ended abruptly yesterday afternoon when 15 workman struck for a raise of from 30 to 40 cents per hour. The raise was granted by Mr. Dithmer, of Indianapolis, but after operating a short time Dithmer ordered work to cease and announced that ice packing this winter was at an end at Pike Lake.
