End of School Term in Lake Township Brings Summer Freedom
The Lake Township term ended last week with a successful winter term across all district schools. Students, boys and girls, are free for summer. Prof Reinoehl may accept the as principal for next term. Teachers listed by district include Dora Teeter and J W Swick among others. Reinoehl may delay Graduation if he continues teaching next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinoehl
Kendallville
Bloomington
Reinvehl
Silver Lake
Hivomington University
Postcards for All Kinds and Prices at REcoRD Office
Postcards of various kinds and prices are available at the REcoRD office for readers seeking affordable mementos and stationer's supplies.
Germantown Items Include Wedding and Local Moves
Weather stays disagreeable this week as Germantown notes a wedding. Clarence Warren traveled to Claypool Monday while Peter Housour from near Akron appeared locally the same day. Clyde Shoemaker and wife moved into the Summe house and Frank Fuller to the A. D. Sands farm near Mudlake. Oliver Eaton occupies the Wes Beber farm. George wonders about egg basket trials. Amos Nohman visited Shobe near Warsaw last Sunday. Ed Mills moved his house from Claypool to his farm near Flatrock. Rev. S. M. Hill and family visited relatives in the area.
Maple taffy pulling entertains local school seniors and guests
The Seniors and Juniors of Silver Lake High School were hosted by Carrie E. Rhoades five miles east and one mile north of town for an old fashioned maple taffy pulling. Prof Reinoehl and guests arrived by Collett Kid wagon at 8 p.m. A sequence of games followed evening meals, ending with departure at midnight except Dorothy Wiltroy who stayed with a friend. Attendees included Prof Reinoeh Hollis Bryant Opal Kerlin Julia Arthur Lula Sprigg Dorothy Wiltroat Mina Leonard Tressie Heiser and Howard Collett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Reinoehl
Silver Lake
Carrie E. Rhoades
Collett
Boston
Jerusalem
Dorothy Wiltroy
Reinoeh
Hollis Bryant
Opal Kerlin
Julia Arthur
Lula Sprigg
Dorothy Wiltroat
Mina Leonard
Tressie Heiser
Howard Collett
Death of Thomas J. Wright at 73 in Kosciusko County
Thomas J. Wright died at his home near Atwood last Thursday night aged 73. He survived a prior accident when a falling limb crushed his skull in the woods, leaving him unconscious thereafter. Wright was the first white male child born in the county and spent his life in Kosciusko County, with his birthplace near Milford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Wright
Atwood
Mr. Wright
Milford Junction
Kosciusku County
Mortgage Exemptions Available at Record Office
Mortgage exemptions can be made at the Record Office during March and April. Bring your deed or description of property.
Spash Co. Sells Akron Hardware Store to Miller and Zartman
The W. P. Spash Co. disposed of its hardware store this week to Miller & Zartman of Akron. J. C. Babcock and Mr. Link Adams run the store now under new management. Invoice completed Wednesday after a two and a half day closing for auditing by Hess of Plymouth Milroy of Waterloo and Marlborough for Miller & Zartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Spash Co
Miller & Zartman
J. C. Babcock
Link Adams
Hess
Plymouth
Milroy
Waterloo
Iowa
John Marlbrough
Monrove Paulus
J. C. Babrock
Messrs. Miller
Zartman
Akron
Bucklen Salve Heals Spider Bite Sores in Bosqueville
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas avoided leg loss after blood poisoning from a spider bite by using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He reports that the first application brought relief and four boxes cured all sores. The product heals every sore and costs 25 cents at Rager’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Bucklen
Rager
Local Briefs from Fairview and Nearby Towns
Fairview chips A D Sands buzz d wood Monday. Mentone visitor M P Sholty spent Monday here. Mrs Henry Smith seen on our streets Sunday. Joan Hobman builds flue in the William Fuller house. Robert Warren and Ora McFarland were seen on our streets Monday. Mrs James Reed and son Frank visited with John Zent and family over Sunday. J R Frame of North Manchester spent a few days here as guest of his daughter S A Hobman. Miss Myrtie Lowman returned from near Nappanee where she had been teaching. will go to Marion to attend a normal school. Think Mr and Mrs Groundhog should have stayed in their holes during the warm days in March. they were seen today by their burrows nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hobman
William Fuller House
Robert Warren
Ora McFarland
J. R. Frame
North
Manchester
Myrtie Lowman
Nappanee
Marion
Mrs. Groundhog
Pritchard Suffers Severe Heart Trouble After Sunday
Was seized with an attack of heart trouble last Sunday afternoon. At first the family feared a paralytic stroke. A physician was summoned but upon arrival Mr. Pritchard had revived and was practically out of danger.
Will Rebuild Mill as Once
J A Browne and Co of North Manchester plan to rebuild their factory at once after a fire destroyed it last week. The notice follows local business ads noting paint supplies and a full range of building materials from Claypool Lumber and Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Browne & Co
Manchester
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Two Cent Rate Law Goes Into Effect On Indiana Railroads
The two cent rate law passed by the last General Assembly is now in force on all Indiana railroads. The Big Four Michigan Division opened ticket offices yesterday with rules for ticket purchase. Tickets must be bought before trains arrive. on train purchases incur two and one half cents per mile. Rebates require proof the office was not open 30 minutes prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Big Four
Srrive
Students pass rate in district high school entrance exam
Ninety five district students passed the entrance examination for high school. Those who failed will receive another chance in three weeks. It is expected about seventy five will pass in the second examination.
Many Caravans of Gipsies Move Across the State
The article reports roaming gypsy caravans active in Indiana stealing from farms. A Rochester gang raided in broad daylight and was driven out of Miami County toward Wabash. Farmers seek enforcement of a state law to keep these outfits moving and empower locals with telephones and shotguns to defend property until officers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami County
Wabash
Indiana
Public Sale by W B Kissinger at East Sycamore Street
W B Kissinger will hold two public sales at his East Sycamore Street residence on Saturday April 20 1907 at 2 00 PM. Items include range cook stove secretary cupboard couch sideboard sewing machine stands tables rockers dining chairs bloodsteads and springs canned fruit chickens buggy harness spring wagon boat and other articles. Usual terms six months time. J A Marsh auctioneer and C Stout clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kissinger
Sycamore Street
Marsh
C. &. Stout
Spring Prolonged Cold Spell Hits Town Hard
Weather over the past week shows winter lingering with temperatures dipping below freezing on Wednesday. Citizens face coal shortages as local dealers run out and some must borrow fuel or import from other towns to temper the chill.
We Don’t Keep Cement We Sell It Quick Sets
A fragmented line describes a cement seller advertising fast setting cement available day and night. The garbled plea emphasizes readiness and reliability, implying round‑the‑clock sales without clear details or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Kodol advertised for dysepsia relief and stomach comfort
An advertisement asserts Kodol clears the stomach for dysepsia and leaves breath sweet. It claims sale by Gruzgists with a guarantees relief plan and says the product conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law, with Ragen recommending and selling it.
Sleep Repair Promised by Dr Miles Nervine
An advertisement extolls regular sleep as essential for nerve restoration and overall well being. It quotes Mrs B E Gilbee describing recovery from fever and neuralgia after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine which induced deep sleep and relief from headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
B. EB. Gilbe
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Are
Lake Township
Princi
Dora
Laverne Correll
Roy Hanes
Daisy Carr
J. W. Swick
J. J. Cline
Seeese
Prinigh School
Chas. M. Reinceh
Gram
W. TL Kern
Mabel Martindaie
Mabel Robbins
Mary Stout
My Harness Shop
A.J. Scott
L. O. Jones
N. Austin Cary
Ud Deer
Omee
Newton M. Gerry
Silver Lake, Ind
City Barber Shop
W. WW. Homman
Commercial Dla Bine Ais Bank
General Banking
Jos. S
Metsger
Ira Lestrene
Sylvanus Pest
Babecek
Monroe Pacizs
J.C. Cavendes
Neale Fretts
Iza Lecerone
Silvanus Pune
GE. St6lo
Monese Paulus
Pictorial Review
H. M. Brown
Germantown
Clarence Warren
Claypool
Peter Housour
Clyde Shoemaker
Summe House
Frank Fuller
A. D. Sands
Mudlake
Oliver Eaton
Wes Beber
George
Amos Nohman
Charles Shobe
Warsaw
Ed Mills
Flatrock
S. M. Hill
Acp
Fairview
Wood
M. P. Sholty
Mentone
Henry Smith
James Reed
Frank
John Zent
Aihit
Tan Noticeh
Silver Lake Corporation
BANK
E. T. Pritchard
Goldsmith & Boots
Myers
Hamilton Brown
Aggpera
General Assembly
Rochester
Los Angeles
Paducae
Danville
Tens
Johnsonville
Teza
Shiloh Battlefield
Norfolk
Saratoga
N.Y
Philadelphia
Petura
Atlantic City
Rel
H.J. Rhein
G.P.A
Cincinnati
G.P.O
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