Accident on Yellow Creek lake injures Regenos family
Jefferson Regenos, living near the lake, sustained a broken collar bone and a dislocated right shoulder when a horse-drawn wagon overturned after a motor cycle frightened the animal. His granddaughter Lucile Regenos and William Fuller were thrown from the wagon. Fuller suffered a broken thumb and finger. The child escaped injury.
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Yellow Creek Lake
Jefferson Regenos
Regenos
Fuller
Local Woman Hangs Self at Sevastopol Home
Mrs Louisa J Hire 67 of Sevastopol committed suicide by hanging last Sunday afternoon at her home. She had formerly been an inmate at Logansport insane asylum but was discharged about a year ago. It is believed fear of returning to the institution prompted the act. A son and three daughters survive.
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Louisa J. Hire
Sevastopol
Gracie and the Rosebush Emblem of Universal Love
A rich father admonishes a thief after his daughter Gracie pleads to give back the stolen rosebush. The pair visit a grave of the thief’s mother, plant the bush there, and Gracie asks for a new bush only to plant at the cemetery, symbolizing charity between rich and poor.
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Jenkins
James
Gracie
Humorous Snippets From Indiana Farm Letters
A column from Silver Lake Indiana presents a collage of curiosities and rustic humor. It cites farm production anecdotes from 1910 rough-edged stories about eggs and soil, and preserves folksy exchanges about promises and family life.
Sylvania principal praised after alleged attack and cure claim
Charles B. Allen of Sylvania Georgia describes a severe assault and a personal health recovery story claiming rheumatoid, liver and kidney ailments were cured by Electric Bitters after four bottles. The ad notes the product is sold at Rager's for 50 cents.
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Charles B. Allen
Sylvania
Rager
Death of Mrs Jane Terry in Akron home
Mrs Jane Terry died at 9 15 Friday morning March 31 at the home of her sister Mrs Sarah Strong in Akron while visiting. She was the wife of Dr Daniel E Terry with a long Silver Lake medical practice before moving to Rochester years ago.
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Jane Terry
Sarah Strong
Akron
Roshester
Pioneer Jane Osgood Terry 1829 Akron Resident Passes
Jane Osgood Terry was born in Caledonia New York in 1829 and moved to Akron Indiana in 1840. She married Daniel E. Terry in 1852 and had four children, two of whom survive Mrs. O A Davis of Rochester and Dr. Charles Terry of South Bend. She leaves two sisters Mrs Sarah Strong Akron and Mrs Daniel Gould Kansas City. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs O A Davis in Rochester.
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Jane Osgood Terry
Caledonia
N. Y
Akron
Ind
Daniel E. Terry
Unoion
O. A. Davis
Rochester
Charles Terry
South Bend
Sarah Strong
Daniel Gould
Kansas City
Books and sheet music at the RECORD office
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Mishawaka Child Dies After Measles Pneumonia
Allen DeVerle Ferree aged two, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Frank A Ferree of Mishawaka, died at seven this morning from pneumonia after a measles illness. He had been recovering when a cold proved fatal. Funeral services are set for ten Saturday in Mishawaka with relatives expected to attend.
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Allen DeVerle
Frank A. Ferree
Mishawaka
Easter program and school closing noted in township
The township schools closed last Friday and at No 6 Hugh Sayeer led a big dinner with an excellent afternoon program. Nearly a hundred people attended and enjoyed the dinner and entertainment. Chicken thieves have been stealing fowl in the neighborhood east of here causing losses for many farmers. Next Sunday is Easter.
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Hugh Sayeer
We Are All Mutually Dependent Soldier for the Common Good
A town promotes unity and home industry urging residents to support local merchants and patronize home industries. It contrasts a united town’s growth with a split community where factions drain commerce. The piece claims mutual dependence from sunrise to sunset and calls everyone to be a soldier of the common good.
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Brok
Longcliff Hospital
Morton Jenkins
Pet
Darling
Rascal
Rookery
the Reeford Pub. CO
Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Silver Lake
Indiana
A. Nebraska
Hoosier State
Jeg
Cline & Co
Lavey & Sons, Jewelers & Opticians
Manchester
Gur
Ize Home Industry
Hayman Bros
Ware
Bank
Commercial State Bank
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