Viewers endorse nine miles of road project in Lake County
Residents welcome the proposed nine mile road improvement. Viewers, led by surveyor MeKil, assess roadbed and gravel along the route and set a September deadline for a final decision. Further investigations will consider gravel supply and paving features, with several nearby sites offering usable material. The outcome could advance Silver Lake and Lake township ahead in road access.
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Septerstier
Tiagke
Pravel
Gipsy Smith to Speak at Winona Conference
Evangelist Gipsy Smith arrives in Winona on Thursday August 20 for a ten day Baptist conference. He is billed as a magnetic speaker and main attraction of the event.
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Gipsy Smith
Winona
Evangelist
Bisie
Family returns home after Bloomington visit
Mrs. Charles Seward and her son Charlie visited Tipton then will stay with Mr Seward a few days before moving to their Bloomington home. Mrs. Seward spent nine weeks here with her cousin Mrs Flo Sheek and Franzy.
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Charles Seward
Charlie
Tipton Moninv
Mro Seward
Bloomington
Mr. Goss Reported Improved at Hospital Birthday Note
Mrs. Ross traveled to Logansport on Tuesday to visit her husband in the hospital for the insane near that place. It was Mr. Goswoth birthday anniversary. We are glad to state he is reported better and hopes rise he can soon be brought home.
Property Transfer: Mrs Hammer Sold East Sycamore Home
Mrs Jane Hammer disposed her property on East Sycamore Street to Al Martindale and he will occupy the premises in about three weeks according to current arrangements.
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Jane Hammer
Sycamore Street
al Martindale
Bashere Secures New Ford Automobile
Samtel Bashere of a southern Egge County town becomes owner of a new Ford car. Bashere is described as a prosperous farmer set to enjoy the luxuries of life with his latest purchase.
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Samtel Bashere
Southegge Co’? Town
Ford Automobile
Bashere
Three Miles of Good Gravel Road Petition Filed
A petition with over a hundred names seeks construction and improvement of a three mile gravel road in the east part of Lake township. The documents note strong local interest and will be presented to the commissioners on Tuesday with hope for a favorable decision.
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Lake Township
Outing Ends as Family Returns to Fort Wayne
Ed Schech his wife and daughter returned to Fort Wayne Monday after a two week lake sojourn. He said he was not ready to leave the lake but would be satisfied for now. Before leaving they arranged for a cottage to stay next season.
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Ed Schech
Ther Fienre
Fort Wayne
Hydro Aeroplane Exhibition To Open In Winona
Announcement that AJ Eneel of Cleveland will exhibit a Curtiss hydro aeroplane at Winona next week. Two flights are planned on Tuesday and Thursday with demonstrations and talks to attract crowds during the park’s closing week.
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Winona Lause
Diana
Winona
ProcaHnels
Hagel Ooo
Peeseohs
Minister on Vacation Halts Lutheran Services
Rev. A. Z. Fryberger was granted August vacation, postponing preaching services at the local Lutheran church last Sunday. The congregation approved the time off, delaying worship and readings for the period.
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Z. Fryberger
Quite Sick at Halderman Home Miss Grace Harter
Miss Grace Harter is seriously ill at the Halderman home while Irvin Way has left for Canada for several weeks to work during the harvest and will be employed there.
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Halderman Home
Irvin Way
Canada
Woman Sick Atop Hiram Rager Store Near Isaac Halderman Home
A woman caring for her father became very ill last week and was moved to the Isaac Halderman home on Saturday evening for better care. Doctors hope for a full recovery.
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Hiram Rager
Isaac Halderman
Rev Park Attends Battle Ground Camp Meeting and Barbecue
Rev H W Park visited Battle Ground for the annual camp meeting and attended a barbecue hosted by the Stock Breeders and Corn Growers Association at a farm two miles northeast of the town last week.
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H. W. Park
Battle Ground
Stock Breeders and Corn Growers Association
Masons at Roann Work on Water Works Plant Brick
F. Brown took Hamman and sons to Roann Wednesday morning to do brick work on the Roann water works plant under construction.
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F. Brown
Hamman and Sons
Roann
Vacationing Levi Army and Wife Visit Local Homes
Levi Army and wife, from Wabash, visited the Monroe Kreiter and George Leekrone homes in the country and the Joseph Hberlin residence in town last week.
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Levi Army and
Wabash
Monroe Kreiter
George Leekrone
Joseph Hberlin
Preach At Park Promotes Sunday Service at Myrtle Glenn
Methodist minister Rev H W Park schedules a Sunday afternoon preaching service at Myrtle Glenn park on August 17. He urges broad attendance from all churches to hear an address on entire co operation with music from visiting church singers. Everything will close at the lake as attendees are invited for a pleasant afternoon.
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Myrtle-Glenn Park
H.W. Park
Park
Sister at bedside calls Alice Gaerte from Alexandria
Mrs. Alice Gaerte came from Alexandria last Saturday to attend her sister Mrs. Cyrus Doub who lives south of town. The latest report indicates Mrs. Doub is somewhat improved.
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Cyrus Doub
Local outing near Roann ends with FEL Oldfather
Iva Mechriil Velma Spripe Vera Kern and Marion Swi hart joined FEL Oldfather for a pleasant day south-west of Roann last Sunday. Mrs Harris hosted the ladies and Mr. Harris. The group enjoyed a fine time during the visit.
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Iva Mechriil
Velma Spripe
Vera Kern
Marion Swi
Hart
Lyman Harris
Roann
Fel. Oldfather
Heber Brothers Show Draws Large Local Attendance
The Heber Brothers show appeared last Saturday night as advertised and drew a large audience. The performance stood out from typical touring acts by presenting a single, continuous show featuring a mostly female audience and gentlemen attendees.
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Shostoff
Illustrated booklet on land around Williston North Dakota
Through Mosese Self we received a twenty four page booklet detailing the land surrounding Williston with scores of illustrations. It is described as a very interesting read and look through.
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Williston
North Dakota
Funk Couple Move Into Rebuilt North Jefferson Home
Ezra Funk and his wife relocated their household effects last week into their newly purchased and remodeled residence on North Jefferson Street marking their move into the property.
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Ezra Funk
Wife
North
Jefferson Street
Move Into Fitton Property On North Jefferson Street
Trudge Norman and his family relocate this week to the Fitton property on North Jefferson Street, a home recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Funk last week.
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Norman
Fitton
North
Jefferson Street
Funk
Magazine Agency Offers Subscriptions Savings
Magazine subscriptions can be sent through Brush & Hanson at the Record office Silver Lake, an authorized club that promises money saving catalogs and catalogs for many magazines.
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Brush & Hanson
Silver Lake
Bowen and Brant Family Visit Wabash Friends Celebrate Birthday
A. H. Bowen and wife visited W. E. Wood's home on August 6 to mark Bowen's 43rd birthday. Mrs. H. H. Krant joined them. On Friday Brant family including Willard Brant and wife Ira Brant and daughters Elva and Ruby Brant plus Romman Cary and son spent the day at Wood's. A fish dinner followed before they left on the 5 o'clock train for Wabash.
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H. H. Krant
Reflections on Errors and the Value of Written Record
The author notes daily errors people make and the power of recording them in ink. They contrast those who use writing with those who deny or erase statements, suggesting some errors are not worth keeping while others deserve acknowledgment.
Annual Church of God Camp Meeting at Yellow Lake
The Church of God holds its annual camp meeting at Yellow Lake starting Friday August 22, 1913, lasting ten days with able ministers to teach salvation. A missionary meeting is set for Friday August 29, and a fenced-in tabernacle area will minimize distractions during services. By Order of Trustees invites all to attend and hear the truth.
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Church of God
Yellow Lake
Threshing Season Nears End In Local Farms
Local farmers near completion of threshing with a good wheat yield but oats crop nearly a failure.
Rover Arnold Finds Work After Elkhart Visit
Arnold, a rover, came from Elk hart last Sunday and spent the day in Elkhart. He has secured employment there and returned in the evening. Grover had worked at the Pearson restaurant and the park for a couple of years.
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Rover Arnold
Elkhart
Grover
Pearson Restaurant
Park
Ice Cream Social Planned by Center Ladies
The Center ladies will host an ice cream social on Saturday evening August 16. A special program is being prepared and rendered. A general invitation is extended.
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Center
Promising Corn Harvest Ahead in Indiana Section
Farmers report a favorable outlook for a bumper corn crop in the northern region while southern areas experience light winds and foliage. Rain has been sparse here but drought concerns lessen as growth stays healthy in the state.
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Indiana
Help the Record Why Not Do It Legal Notice Request
Persuades readers to publish legal notices in The Record urging clients to direct administrator executor guardian survey road ditch and real estate sale notices to preferred papers. Appeals to instruct attorneys to avoid county seat papers and ensure notices reach desired publication venue.
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Cominoons
Ang Lake
Florence Gail
North Minnelester
South Bend
Mr. Goss
Ford
Cleveland
Mr. AJ. Eneel
Nadia
Grace Harter
Ira Coy
Masons
Myrtle-Glenn
Ernestly
Mrs. Alice Gaerte
Alexandria
Heber Brothers
the Farmers Bank
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Church of God Will
Ice Cream Social
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