Obituary of Samuel Landis Dies in Indiana at 88
Samuel Landis born February 23, 1817 in Lebanon County Pennsylvania died October 19 1905 in Miami County Indiana aged 88 years 7 months and 26 days. He married Mary Lantz February 1 1844 and had a son. The family moved from Ohio to South Bend Indiana in 1863 and finally to Denver near South Bend then to Miami County. He and his wife were both born on the same day and year and she died on the same date as his death twenty years earlier. He leaves one son two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev H Lacy then in South Bend with burial there. Gustin Brothers assisted.
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Samuel Landis
Lebanon County
Pennsylvania
Miami County
Ind
Mary Lantz
Summit County
Ohio
South Bend
Denver
Sammy
Rev. H. Lacy
Gustin Brothers
George See family holds second reunion near Denver
The George See family met for a Sunday reunion at the parental home one and a half miles northwest of Denver on October 22. Many children and grandchildren attended, with Mrs Lulu Staller of Iowa absent. Neighbors joined later, including Mr and Mrs Will Robbins and several young women.
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George See
Denver
Walter See
Sam Berger
Joe See
Newton
Kansas
Will See
Rufus Fisher
Albert Berger
Roann
Omer Lee
Grover Lee
Floyd Yoder
Will Robbins
Misses Linnis
Dewald
Bertha Guise
Ethel Delp
Fossie Cole
Card of Thanks from Landis Family
The Landis family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during the illness and death of Samuel Landis. William Landis and family extend thanks to all who helped. John S. McCarthy of Pera Indiana promotes new fall footwear inviting visits at any time.
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Samuel Landis
William Landis
Pera
Ind
An American Home by I M Wright
An American Home describes daybreak and domestic comforts. The speaker praises a wife’s cooking and care, contrasts cottage life with royal life, and extols simple laboring class contentment over riches. The poem leans on intimate domestic imagery and nostalgic values.
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I. M. Wright
Young Wife of Lewis Dice Dies of Peritonitis
Mrs. Dice, 19, daughter of Samuel and Mary Berger, died after a few days illness from peritonitis at the Dice home near Weasaw church. Rev. Er lougher will conduct the funeral at Weasaw church tomorrow at eleven, with interment in Weasaw cemetery. The deceased was a beloved Christian.
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Lewis Dice
Weasaw Church
Weasaw
Tribune
Gleaners Hold Second Hallowe n Mas Querade Box Social
The Gleaners stage a Hallowe en Mas querade Box Social at K O T M Hall Denver Ind on Tuesday evening October 31. Masks admit free. unmasked attendees pay 10 cents. Ladies bring lunch boxes for two. Two prizes for best masks. Music and ice cream served.
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Gleaners
Denver
Ind
Fish Pond
Coney Islands
Peru Saloon Closures Reported As Sunday Law Enforced
The Peru Journal declares saloons closed last Sunday for the first time in many years with rumors that Governor Hanly sent three detectives to monitor Sunday closing laws. Officials deny the claim, but violators would be on guard.
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Peru Journal
Peru
Govenor Hanly
Denver Markets Produce Prices Fragment
Thursday shows varied fresh produce with comparisons to yesterday. Items include butter lard onions apples and potatoes with prices noted in inconsistent figures and clover seed listed.
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Meredith
Bilge
Church Services and Meetings at Local Churches
Sunday school at 9 30 a m Epworth League at 7 p m preaching at 10 30 a m and 8 p m Prayer meetings Thursday Choir rehearsals Friday E L Cabinet at Parsonage first Monday monthly Baptist B Y P U at 7 15 p m prayer meeting and choir rehearsal Wednesday evening
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M. E. Church
Epworth League
E. L
Special Stove Sale On Peninsula and Round Oak Models
For two weeks the Peninsular and Round Oak heating stoves are offered at cash discounts. Over two carloads of coal and wood stoves with hot blasts and attachments are in stock. The promotion runs until November 4 with bed rock prices to attract buyers.
Local Visitors and Social Notes From Peru
Lewis Gustin and family visit Peru today while several locals plan travel to Mississippi for work. Mrs Ella Berndt and Naomi stay with relatives in Logansport. Hatt LOEWENTHAL promotes a top coat for winter weather as readers seek outerwear.
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Lewis Gustin
Peru
Ella Berndt
Naomi
Logansport
Berndt
Cornelius Bell
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