Mrs Magnin Died In Nome After Illness
Mrs Mary Magnin 72 wife of Julius Magnin died Wednesday afternoon at home after several weeks illness tied to bladder cancer. Born Mary Nyv northwest of Warsaw she leaves three brothers Rowan Nye Bourbon Jasper Nye Knoxville IA and Michael Nye Seattle among other kin. Funeral at United Brothers church Friday afternoon with interment in Oak Wood cemetery Warsaw.
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Mary Magnin
Julius Magnin
Rowan Nye
Bourbon
Jasper Nye
Knoxville
Iowa
Michael Nye
Seattle
Wash
United Brothers Church
Oakwood
Warsaw
Ohio visitor arrives to see Bashore family
Mrs. A. F. Price of Ada Ohio traveled to visit her daughter Mrs. C. I. Bashore and family at the start of the week.
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A. F. Price
Ada
Ohio
C. I. Bashore
Michigan visitor arrives for short visit
Here From Michigan Mrs. J.D. Stoneburner came here Tuesday from Kalamazoo, Mich, for a few weeks visit with her daughters, Mrs Levi Holdarman and Mrs. Ira Porter and families.
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J.D. Stoneburner
Kalamazoo
Mich
Levi Holdarman
Ira Porter
Aged Warsaw area resident John Pittengar dies at 89
John Pittengar, 89, died at his home just south of Warsaw last Friday. He had lived on the same farm for seventy nine years and was the last survivor of a family of thirteen children. The funeral was held Monday.
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John Pittengar
Warsaw
Mr. Barnes Returns to Akron as Family Relocates
Frank Barnes and his wife moved from north of town to Hammond for several months then returned to Akron last week. Mr. Barnes secured new employment in Akron upon the move back.
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Frank Barnes
Hammond
Akron
Mr. Barnes
Uncle Sam to Deliver Millions to Bond Holders April 16
The article notes April 16 as a major payment day with $125 million from Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. Indiana receives about $5 million. Postmaster H. C. Brown promotes coupons and new Baby Bonds at $20.50 each, rising to $25 in five years, a ~22 percent gain. Monthly investment plan would own sixty bonds after five years worth $1,600.
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Sam
Indiana
H. C. Brown
U.S
Akron Builds New Artificial Ice Plant
Work on the Hammond Dairy Co. project at Akron Ind is well under way. The facility will have capacity to serve Akron and nearby communities.
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Akron Ind
Hammond Dairy Co
Akron
Manchester Man Dead
Joseph Neher aged 78 died Sunday at his North Manchester home. The remains were taken to Warsaw for funeral services held Tuesday morning with interment there.
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Joseph Neher
Manchester
Warsaw
Receiver to Sell Claypool Box and Basket Factory Assets
Judge Royse in Warsaw grants authorization for the sale of all assets of the Claypool Box and Basket factory on a petition by receiver George Merkle. Inventory lists assets valued at 14,666 dollars with a sale at 83 dollars per unit, requiring at least one third cash down.
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Claypool Box and Basket Factory
Royse
Warsaw
George Merkle
Divorce Filed In Wabash Suit Seeks Restored Maiden Name
A divorce complaint was filed in a Wabash court on the first of the week by Richie Leyson residing southwest of town against her husband Guilford Layton. She alleges he visited children from a former marriage but barred her from visiting her parents and asks that her maiden name Alchie Flitcraft be restored.
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Wabash
Richie Leyson
Guilford Layton
Shoe
Alchie Flitcraft
Small Son 15 Dead Four Year Old Kreis Dies at Home
West of town on Wednesday afternoon four year old Kermit George W Kreis died after a meningitis illness. Survived by his parents one sister five brothers and other relatives. Burial likely Friday with funeral arrangements pending.
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Kermit George W. Kreis
Mrs Fannie Adams Dies In County Farm
Mrs Fannie Adams died last Friday morning in the county infirmary after weeks of illness from heart trouble and complications. She was 79 and widow of John Adams who died in January 1922. Funeral services were held Sunday at the U B Church with Rev Grow officiating and burial at Lakeside cemetery. Surviving daughters are Mrs Harter of Warsaw Mrs Waiters of Yellow Creek Lake Mrs Fuller of Claypool and Mrs Sands in Michigan with many other relatives.
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Fannie Adams
Grow
Lakeside Cemetery
Here
Harter
Warsaw
Waiters
Yellow Creek Lake
Fuller
Claypool
Sands
Michigan
Rev F S Young to Preach Here Sunday Evening
Rev F S Young recently assigned at the recent Methodist conference at Kokomo is expected to fill the Sunday appointments in our Methodist church. He and his family will soon be residents of the city and will be warmly welcomed by local residents.
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F. S. Young
Kokomo
Young
Etna
Warsaw
Mrs Drudge Undergoes Appendid Surgery In Warsaw
Mrs. Charles Drudge of the Leestone farm northeast of here was treated for appendicitis in Warsaw hospital after a severe attack in recent days. An operation was performed and she was reported to be progressing well.
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Warsaw
Died at Infirmary William Weiss 74
William Weiss aged 74 died at the county infirmary Wednesday after an asthma attack developed into pneumonia. He had been an invalid for twenty five years following a paralytic stroke.
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William Weiss
County Infirmary
Doctor Meek Returns Home After Prolonged Stay
Dr. L. C. Meek and his mother Mrs. Mary Meek had lived here for over a month as he recovered from illness. He returned to Tiara on Thursday of last week to resume residence and rest with his family.
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L. C. Meek
Mary Meek
Tiara
W D Stout family to move from Akron to LaGrange
W D Stout and family of Akron plan to relocate to LaGrange and make it their future home.
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W.D. Stout
Akron
LaGrange
Goes to Prison for Owning Whiskey Still
Charles Chadwell of near Rochester was sentenced to one to five years in prison for owning and operating a whiskey still.
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Charles Chadwell
Rochester
Announcement Party At Shifters Inn Honors Dawn Jones Engagement
A party at Shifters Inn Monday evening featured pink and white decorations and a two course luncheon. Guests included Mary Cather ine Hay Iva McKrill Mary Clymer Zatta Votter Mildred Blades Mattie Hardin Mildred Wiltrout Mia Vera Kerr Dawn Jones and guests Mrs Gulu Scholl Miss Mary Jones of Warsaw. Dawn Jones announced her engagement to Ross Sittler with a wedding set for April 28.
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Shifters Inn
Mary Catherine Hay
Iva McKrill
Mary Clymer
Zatta Votter
Mildred Blades
Mattie Hardin
Mildred Wiltrout
Mia
Vera Kerr
Dawn Jones
Gulu Scholl
Mary Jones
Warsaw
Ross Sittler
PTA Meeting Set for April 18 in High School Auditorium
The regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teachers Association will be held Thursday evening next week in the high school auditorium unless unforeseen events occur. A program is expected but time for discussions is possible. All patrons are invited to attend.
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The
Parent-Teachers Association
Chicago Visitors Spend Weekend With Local Families
Mr and Mrs Joe Vaughn of Chicago visited over the weekend staying with Robert Reed L O Henry and Lyman Metzger homes. Mrs Vaughn is the daughter of Mrs Catherine Vance who has been visiting at the Henry home and also sister to Mesdames Henry Reed and Metzger.
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Joe Vaughn
Chicago
Robert Reed
L. O. Henry
Lyman Metzger
Fishing Season Opened on Silver Lake Record Catch
The Silver Lake fishing season opens with anglers already at the lake for a week or more. Tuesday afternoon Ted Dillman arrived in town with two bass weighing eight pounds total. Early season catches suggest a rush once warm weather returns.
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Silver Lake
Ted Dillman
Funeral Directors of Kosciusko County Plan Warsaw Session
The Kosciusko County Funeral Directors Association will meet in Warsaw with a business session at the Hiks temple on April 20. Harley E. Hickman of Terre Haute as Indiana State Association president will speak, along with F. B. Schanite of Detroit and F. B. Williams of Gary. A 6 o'clock dinner will follow at the Hays hotel.
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Kosciusko O County Funeral Directors Association
Warsaw
Hiks Temple
Harley E. _ Hickman
Terre Haute
Indiana State Association
F. B. Schanite
Detroit
F. B. Williams
Gary
Hays Hotel
Four Year Old Boy Injured By Egg Hunt Fall
Carl Lindzy four, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Lindzy, southeast of town, broke a collar bone last Saturday while going about the chicken coop hunting eggs. The fracture was reduced and he wears a sling on his right arm.
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Carl
Roy Lindzy
Factory Moves Warsaw Overall Plant From Akron
Equipment at the Warsaw Overall factory in Akron is being removed to Warsaw after the Akron branch of the Warsaw concern closed operations about a month ago.
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Akron
Warsaw
Warsaw Concern
Large Local Attendance at Irvin Parker Sale
A large crowd from the locality attended the Irvin Parker sale Tuesday. The stock sold brought fair prices and all purchasers expressed satisfaction.
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Irvin Parker
Brande and Rager plan Huntington produce house opening
E Brande with Francis Rager visited Huntington last Saturday and arranged for a new produce house opening there in the near future.
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Rager
Huntington
Senior Class Busy With Rehearsals And Commencement Plans
Members of the Senior Class at our high school are busy preparing for commencement at the U B church on Wednesday evening April 25 at eight o clock. The eight boys and four girls have been working hard on their play shown last Thursday and Friday and will face exams and events during commencement week. The class includes Ernest Harold Swick Clyde Sells Curtis Fisher Cari Colbert Darlene Kline Pearl Mae Sunday Elizabeth Hope Bashore Valera Winnifred Gillespie Donald Wayne Thacker Snyder.
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U. B
Measles Epidemic Hits Warsaw School
An outbreak of measles grows in Warsaw with more than twenty cases reported in a school room and additional infections documented on Tuesday as authorities monitor spread.
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Warsaw
Klansmen Attend Akron Lecture in Moving Picture Theatre
Local residents report a Klan meeting in Akron last Friday evening attended by several hundred people. Four or five Klansmen in full uniform moved through the building during the event.
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Akron
Moving Picture Theatre
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Hanover in Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs Charles Hanover of Cincinnati welcomed a baby girl on April 6. Mrs Hanover formerly Miss Mildred Aker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sid Aker of Warsaw, is well known in the locality.
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Charles Hanover
Cincinnati
Hanover
Mildred- Aker
Sid Aker
Warsaw
Banker Theodore Meyer Dies at 82 in South Whitley
Theodore Meyer a prominent banker and elevator man aged 82 died at his South Whitley home last Saturday after a period of failing health due to old age.
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Theodore Meyer
South Whitley
Funeral for Jacob Montel Draws Large Citywide Crowd
A large crowd gathered at the Church of the Brethren west of North Manchester for the funeral of Jacob Montel held last Saturday forenoon. The service drew many local residents and community members to pay their respects.
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Jacob Montel
Church of the Brethren
Manchester
Dr. C Jaques Returns to New York City After Family Visit
Dr. C Jaques returned to his New York City home after a week visiting his parents Mr and Mrs F M Jaques on West Main Heights and other relatives.
Burglars Enter Lagro Stores Loot Small Sums
Six stores in Lagro were entered last Friday night with thieves taking small amounts of cash and goods. At the Wabash depot about 3 dollars and 100 dollars in silverware were stolen. the Farmers elevator yielded one dollar. the Martin restaurant lost cigars tobacco and ham. Local authorities suspect home talent.
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Thelves
Lagro
Wabash
Sais
Farmers
Martin
Thieves Blow Safe At Warsaw Post Office
Early Friday morning robbers drilled the safe at the Warsaw post office using nitroglycerin and explosives to steal about 760 dollars in cash and 1800 dollars in stamps. A silent break in left no trace, with officers finding no clue.
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Warsaw
Changed Locations Near Town Prompt Moves and Employment Shifts
William Secore and wife moved Monday from the Tridle farm to the Wedrick property in town and he will be employed on the Carter farm by Mr. Wedrick. E T Baker and family move from the McClure property on East Main to the Perry house in the north part of town. The H A Martindale family moved from the south part of town into the East Main street property they recently bought from Mrs. T C McClure.
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Wedrick
Mr. Secore
Carter
E. T. Baker
McClure
East Main Street
Perry
H. A. Martindale
T. C. McClure
Minister Rev J L Sturgell Retired After 35 Years Service
Rev J L Sturgell is placed on the superannuated list after over thirty five years in the ministry. He returned from Kokomo where he attended the M E Conference and will visit Peoria Illinois then Green City Missouri with his son Charles before settling in Peoria. The official board cited his wife’s health for retirement.
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J. L. Sturgell
Kokomo
M. E
Sturgell
Peora
Illinois
Green City
Missouri
Charles Sturgell
Onion Growers to Meet in South Bend on April 19
Onion growers of northern Indiana will convene in South Bend on Thursday April 19 to discuss growing plans and market prospects. The meeting aims to coordinate production and share best practices among members.
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Indiana
South Bend
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