Mrs Nancy Smith Dies Pioneer of Kosciusko County
Mrs Nancy Smith 86 widow of the late Mary Smith died at the home of her stepson Johnathan Smith west of town after a long residence in Indiana. Born in Dark County Ohio she moved to Indiana as a child, married Isaac Ligget then Mark Smith and raised stepchildren. Funeral at Franklin Church west of town Tuesday with burial beside her husband. Rev W H Jattenhouse of Bourbon led services.
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Nancy Smith
Mary Smith
Kosciusko County
Johnathan Smith
Birs. Smith
Jacob
Leah Rupel
Dark County
Ohio
Mark Smith
Better World
Smith
Sturns
Arthur
Noah Rensberger
South Bend
Lown
Wity
Franklin Church
W. H. Juttenhouse
Kbourbon
Should Observe Day In Local Decoration Observance
Only a handful of Grand Army members remain in the area and citizens should organize to observe Decoration Day properly. The call urges community effort to ensure a fitting remembrance in the locality.
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Grand Army
Eighth Grade Graduation Exam Held This Saturday
The examination for eighth grade graduation will be conducted in the school building this place on Saturday. Only four students passed the March examination.
Rochester's E M Murphy Elected Thirteenth District Chairman
E M Murphy of Rochester was chosen as chairman for the thirteenth district at Plymouth last Saturday in a meeting of Republican county chairmen from the district. He succeeds Perry Smith, who died some weeks ago.
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E.M. Murphy
Rochester
Plymouth
Perry Smith
Arbor Day Proclamation Received for Indiana
RECORD receives a copy from B A Gladden secretary Indiana State Board of Forestry and Bird Day proclamation noted for the state observance Arbor Day events and acknowledgments.
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Indiana Arbor and Bird Day
B. A. Gladden
Indiana
Board of For
Graduation Tickets Put On Sale At Corner Drug Store
Tickets for the high school graduation exercises at the U B church on April 27 will be placed on sale at the corner drug store the first of the week.
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U. B
Gill Family Return to Farm Near Warsaw
The J D Gill family, long-time Warsaw residents, abandon city life to move back to their northwest farm today. The community welcomes Mr Gill and his family back into their midst.
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J.D. Gill
Warsaw
Here
Mr. Gill
Address to be delivered at local women’s meeting
Reverend Modiio of Barket will deliver an address at the women's meeting at the M. E. church this Sunday afternoon. Special music will be a feature and all women are invited to attend.
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Modiio
Barket
M. E
Brother of Levi Rhodes Suffers Stroke in Rural Home
Levi Rhodes learned Tuesday that his brother Jacob Rhodes suffered a stroke of paralysis at the Murry home near Kewannah and was in critical condition with death possible. A party from the local Odd Fellows Lodge went to Kewaona to visit, with Levi remaining by his brother’s side overnight before Jacob was moved to his niece’s home for care.
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Jacob
Murry
Kewannah
Levi Rhodes
H.P. Rager
L. D. Underhill
H. C. Snyder
Manu
Rhodes
Kewanah
L.C. Wilkerson
Odd Fellows
Silver Lake Sale and Market Day Opens April 24 1915
The first of a series of Sale and Market days planned in Silver Lake invites all residents and merchants to participate. The event aims to connect town and country businesses, allowing anyone to list and sell surplus stock and other items to the highest bidder via a hired auctioneer.
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Silver Lake
Mrs Glenn Tullis Recovering From Serious Illness
Mrs Glenn Tullis was critically ill for several days at her home west of town. By the latest report she is now safely recovering after a period of serious illness early in the week.
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Glenn’ Tullis
Enumeration Trustee Monroe Paulus Oversees School Age Count
Monroe Paulus the enumeration trustee is busy surveying the township to count children of school age. The task requires time to complete accurately.
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Monroe Paulus
Community thanks Mrs Brill for support after broken arm
Mrs Brill extends grateful appreciation for the generous donations gathered by sympathetic ladies following her broken arm.
Silver Lake High School Class Day Plans Record Alumni Banquet
The largest Silver Lake high school class plans Friday program at United Brethren church with vocal and instrumental music recitations and talks by Superintendent J D L Cline and Professor Edward Cauffman. Following the ceremony an Alumni society will form and a banquet for about one hundred is planned. Readable lists include graduate names and addresses across many cities.
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Silver Lake High School
United Brethren Church
J.D. L. Cline
Edward Cauffman
Eztrawood Sees Improvement From Home Recovery
Eztrawood, long confined to home since January, was downtown yesterday and appeared well. He is gaining strength and is expected to make a full recovery in time.
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Eztrawood
They All Come Back to Silver Lake for Walburn Return
J. W. Walburn moved his family to North Manchester last November but decided to live in Silver Lake again. He and Mrs. Walburn occupy the Jaques property in the west part of town, proving the old town’s saying that they always come back.
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J. W. Walburn
Manchester
Silver Lake
Will Move Away Otto Kirkpatrick Leaves Garage Ties
Otto Kirkpatrick dis posed of his interest in the local garage and plans to move to the southern part of the state where he has secured another garage. The family is described as excellent people as they depart the area.
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Otto Kirkpatrick
North Indiana Conference appoints ministers at Auburn meeting
The annual North Indiana conference session concluded in Auburn with ministers assigned to several churches and circuits across the Wabash district. Fort Wayne won the bid to host the 1916 conference as multiple cities competed for the next session.
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North Indiana
MM “B
Auburn
Fort Wayne
Unclear Gambling Notation In Historic Page Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text mentions odds 16 to 1 and names Bryan Clay Lake and George Leckréd with garbled phrases about a wagon. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
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Mr. Bryan
George Leckréd
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