Armistice Day Banquet Honors Ex Service Men
Former soldiers and their wives and sweethearts gathered at the M. E. church for an Armistice Day banquet hosted by local business and professional men. Harold Hufnagle arranged a Detroit radio concert, and Rev. W. L. Clear opened with a blessing. Speeches by Ralph E. Reed and others celebrated veterans, with Fern McElherne and Helen Lees performing, and a large audience praising the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Harold Hufnagle
Detroit
Mich
W. L. Clear
M. E. Church
Fern McElherne
Helen Lees
Vera Gibbon
Ralph E. Reed
Nellie Reed
United States
American Legion
Frank P. Hall
Legion
New Orleans
Riley Young
Carl Spadafore
Carl
Ed Myers
Legion Post
Howard E. Lees
Indiana and Michigan News Roundup Maintains Local Ties
Garrett Indiana begins mail delivery via interurban railway while Quincy Michigan banks stay closed for Armistice Day. North Manchester reports no births or deaths in September. Spear hardware in Pioneer Ohio burned with adjoining damage. Frank Yarde of DeKalb dies after a barn fall. Garrett prosecutor elect H C Springer moves to Butler to practice law. Irene Byron hospital mismanagement claims not sustained by Veterans Bureau director-general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Byron
Fort Wayne
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Coldwater Man Odren Hangs Self in Home
Or. Odren a well known Coldwater man died by his own action yesterday morning in the cellar of his residence. Mrs. Odren found him after a search when he did not respond to her calls. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Odren of Montgomery a brother Roy and a sister Nellie Kunkle of Camden. He was 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or. Odren
Coldwater
Fragmented Observations On Society And Change
A quirky collection of opinions notes a penny loss, frost resilience, youth planting spuds over speed, universal taxes under any power, auto reliability stories, and a shift from studied music to jazz among accomplished girls.
Civilian Relief and Red Cross Aid in Steuben County
The Red Cross chapter reports ongoing civilian relief work in Steuben County under its charter. In the past year it funded clothing for a child to attend school and paid a hospital bill for another child. It helped transport a dependent family homeward with King’s Daughters and county aid. The secretary assisted numerous ex service men and families with guidance and support. Your dollar supports continued help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
King’s Daughters
Infant Daughter Of Vyrle Knapp Found Dead At Home
The seven month old daughter of Vyrle Knapp and his wife was found dead in bed about 2:30 Tuesday morning at their home near Clear Lake. The child had been healthy aside from a cold and was reported unusually bright earlier that evening. Funeral services were held yesterday. December 16 1922 is the deadline to file for vocational training with the Veterans Bureau, with Mrs. L B Clark assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyrle Knapp
Clear Lake
Veterans’ Bureau
L. B. Clark
Red Cross
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Jurors Named for November Term of Court
The November term jurors have been drawn. Grand jurors include Geo E Housman Judd B Golden Lester Lechleidner Orlando Fifer Edwin Ball and John Tasker. Petit jurors include Clarence G Goddard Tony Smith John L Anspaugh Don H Cole Calvin V Pfafman Elmer E Hunter Charles T Baker Fred Kankamp Marion J Sparks Alpheus Slater Guy W Sanders Edward E y OE ten tttaches R Thomas Ira D DeLong Granville L McClue Cary T Jordan Laurel Whitlock Cassius Zimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Housman
Judd B. Golden
Lester Lechleidner
Orlando Fifer
Edwin Ball
John Tasker
Petit Jurors
Clarence G. Goddard
Tony Smith
John L. Anspaugh
Don H. Cole
Calvin V.pfafman
Elmer E. Hunter
Charles T.baker
Fred Kankamp
Marion J. Sparks
Alpheus Slater
Guy W. Sanders
Edward E. Y. OE Ten
R. Thomas
Ira D. DeLong
Granville L. McClue
Cary T. Jordan
Laurel Whitlock
Cassius Zimmer
Flappers and Shakespeare in a lively banter
The dialogue mocks flappers for cooking skills while praising their style. It notes a man who quotes Shakespeare ceaselessly and suggests using stronger lines from a better source when his own talk is trivial.
Infant Frances Knapp Dies at Six Months in Indiana
Frances Louise Knapp infant daughter of Wyrle and Luella Knapp of Clear Lake township Steuben county Indiana died November 14 1922 aged six months and six days. She is survived by her parents two siblings Paul and Gladys four grandparents and other relatives. Burial was in the Old Cemetery at Fremont with services from the home east of Clear Lake conducted by Rev V L Clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Louise Knapp
Wyrle
Luella Knapp
Clear Lake Township
Steuben County
Indiana
Frances
Paul
Gladys
Pearl
Fremont
Ind
Hame
Clear Lake
V. L. Clear
Ladies Celebrate at Berea Sunday School Party
The Berea Sunday School class honored Mrs. James Ewing with a Tuesday afternoon gathering at her home. Guests enjoyed a bountiful pot-luck supper served at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ewing
Berea
Notes From Brown School Report Card Week
Monday Mrs Fern Duguid visited and Lee resisted the visit. Tuesday two boys stood on the floor without clear reason. Wednesday grade cards arrived and eyed signatures. Thursday eighth graders enjoyed a Geography test. Friday no school due to Miss Cooper's funeral. McMurray recalls her as a former teacher. Box social yielded about $13 with a counterfeit quarter reported. Unbreakable glass invented after 18 years and tests include throwing plates from 12 feet at 750 degrees and driving a nail with a cup, promising hotel equipment savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown School
Herbert McMurray
Fern Duguid
Lee
Death of Henry B. Weicht of Angola
Henry B. Weicht of Angola died at his home last Thursday after a long illness. He was well known in the county and owned property in Fremont. About ten days before his death he was brought here on a cot. He leaves a wife a son a daughter and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Weicht
Angola
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
In the matter of the estate of John H. Taylor docketed No 1846 in the Uben Circuit Court in November 1922 the administrator H re presents final settlement of the estate with account and vouchers filed. The circuit court will examine the accounts on December 15 1922 and interested persons must appear show cause if any why the accounts should not be approved. Heirs and interested persons must also appear to prove heirship or claims to the estate. Bratton and Gleason Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Taylor
Uben
H. Paper
Harry L. Taylor
Bratton & Gleason
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Holbrook
Cole
Garrett, Ind
Quincy
Orland
Indiana University
DeKalb County
Senator Townsend
Michigan
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Manchester
Goshen
Mabel Huffman
Pleasant Lake
Chicago
Lyceum Bureau
Garrett Country Club
Frank Yarde
C. E. McClintock
Auburn
J. E. Pomeroy
Spear Hardware
Pioneer
Ohio
L. C. Failor
California
Peter Habel
Hillsdale
Mr. Habel
H. C. Springer
Garrett
Butler
W. P. Endicott
Coldwater Man
Civilian Relief
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Anpade
Henry McElhenie
Taylor's Ford Garage
Sidel & Doster’s
Purity Bakery
Schlosser Bros
Malaga
Crandall Bros
Fremont, Indiana
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