Aug 28 - 1933
24th Anual reunion of Phend & Fisher Family was held at home of Henry Phend Aug 28 - 1933 Columbia City Ind
The Oficiers were
Pres Henry Phend
Mrs James Shaw
Sec & Treas. Cecil Phend
A basket dinner was enjoyed by all and after visiting for some time the business of the day was transacted
New officiers Elected were
Pres Henry Phend
Mrs James Shaw
Sec & Treas Cecil Phend
Sec. report was read and approved. The program committee presented the entertains for the after noon
Madyln Phend & Parents sang a song
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Keith Phend gave several numbers on his guitar
Mrs Cecil Phend and daughter rendered organ duet
Short talks were given by Rev McCoy & Henry Phend
Playlet was then given "Wife Wanted"
Money left in Treas after expences & Collection
$3.42 in Treasure
1.75 Expences for Cards
1.50 [left in treasury]
The Phend-Fisher families gathered for a reunion in Northern Indiana almost annually from 1909 until 1943. The events of the day were recorded in an old ledger book. Spelling has been retained as it was in the original though some punctuation and paragraph breaks have been added. To view all articles in this series click on the "Phend-Fisher Reunion Ledger" label at the bottom of this post.
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