Local notes from Warsaw and surrounding area
Hub ert Barr attended a school superintendents meeting in Warsaw last Saturday. Ben Gertsch, employed in Wabash, has been sick for weeks and is staying with the Shepherds west of town until he can return to work. Leo Leonard has recovered and returned to work in Elkhart. ET Baker did business in Indianapolis this week. Mason Warren and his mother Mrs Will Colbert left for Wisconsin to visit relatives. Ray Strayer visited from Claypool for a short time on Monday. Mrs. Howard McGlennon was here from North Manchester this week visiting the Emanuel and Ira Leckrone homes. ACCETELENE WELDING invites castings of all sizes to be brought in by Mason Warren of Warsaw. The Record notes a lighter staff this week withBrush and Miss Flossie Yate absent. Five large sale bills were produced by the job dept. John Ayers returned from West Lebanon after a visit with his brother George Ayers and family. Vera Kern, Ossian schools instructor, was home this weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kern. Send news items to the Record office. Mrs. M. D. Yotter recovering from flu and a nervous breakdown. Neighbors and Miss Zeta’s friends helped at the Yutter home. The Halderman family attended Harvey Halderman funeral in Collamer on Sunday. Artie Rhodes returned to South Bend after visiting his parents, northeast of town. James Amiss, southeast of here, spent several days in Indianapolis visiting his brother Wilbur Amiss and wife. J. W. Yates returned to Wabash to work after a week tending a sick family.
Wise Words On Thrift From Treasury Official
William Mather Lewis, director of the savings division in the treasury, urged sustained frugality and economical living as a path to lowering living costs, stabilizing industry and commerce, and preserving prosperity.
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William Mather Lewis
Treasury Department
Glando Tonic Promoted to Fight Colds Epidemics
Doctors warn epidemics of colds flu and tonsillitis rise as season begins. Glando Tonic touted to energize the liver kidneys and bowels aiding secretions and toxin elimination to relieve early cold symptoms and reduce complication risk. Gland-Aid Co Fort Wayne Ind Rexall Store.
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Gland-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fern Helser Dead in Family Tragedy Interment in South Pleasant
Butterbaugh with interment in the South Pleasant cemetery. At death and funer al of Mr. Helser and son, Miss Fern, the only daughter, was ill with pneumonia and death was expected soon. Her condition improved briefly, but she grew weaker until eight o'clock Saturday morning February 6th when she passed peacefully away.
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Butterbaugh
South Pleasant
Mr. Helser
Fern
Funeral Service Held At Church Of The Brethren
A funeral was held Monday for the deceased at the Church of the Brethren two miles east of town. Rev T D Butterbaugh led the services and the interment followed at South Peasant cemetery.
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Church of the Brethren
T. D. Butterbaugh
South Peasant
Card of Thanks for a family bereavement through Aztic ORD
The family thanks neighbors and friends for their assistance and comforting words after their recent loss. They cherish the memory of loved ones and hope equally strong support surrounds each surviving member during sorrow.
Death of Harvey H Holderman at 31 in Collamer Ind
Harvey H Holderman born Feb 21 1888 in St Joseph County Ind died Feb 7 1920 in Collamer Ind aged 31 years 11 months 17 days. He moved to Silver Lake aged 18 joined United Brethren church and married Daisy Mable Miller producing two daughters Harriet Vivian and Helen Jay. Survived by wife two daughters parents brother Levi sister Mrs James Sunday grandfather John Laughman and many relatives. Funeral Monday afternoon at the home in Collamer with burial in South Whitley cemetery.
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Edna Fern Helser
Solomon and
Mary Chaplin Helser
Silver Lake
Ind
Joe
Fern
Jesus Christ
Church of the Brethren
Hurl
Sherman
Harvey H. Holderman
Isaac. Holderman
St. Joseph County
Collamer
Brethren Church
Daisy Mable Miller
Douglas Miller
South Wisley
Harriet Vivian
Helen Jay
Levi Holderman
James Sunday
John Laughman
Local buyers attend Lloyd Sheeley sale south east of town
Residents from the area attended the Lloyd Sheeley sale held southeast of town on Thursday. Attendees reported items would bring fair prices, with many locals bidding on available articles.
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Lloyd Sheeley
Recomp Office Offers Wide Magazine Order Savings
Enter the Recomp office to place magazine orders and save money. The firm claims hundreds of different magazines and says it is an authorized agent.
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Recomp
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Hubert Barr
Warsaw
County
Ben Gertsch
Wabash Fee
Leo Leonard
Elkhart
Baker
Indianapolis
Mason Warren
Will Colbert
Wisconsin
Ray Strayer
Claypool
Howard McGlennon
Manchester
Emanuel
Ira Leckrone
Bary W. Conrad
Mr. Brush
Flossie Yate
John Ayers
Lebanon
George Ayers
Vera Kern
Ossian Schools
W. H. Kern
Record Office
M. D. Yotter
Miss Zeta
Yutter Home
Halderman
James
Elmer
Harvey Halderman
Artie Rhodes
South Bend
J. C. Rhoads
James Amiss
Here
Wilbur Amiss
J. W. Yates
Wabash
John D. Gill
Silver Lake, Ind
A. H. Bowen
Burton Grossnickle
North Manchiester, Inc
Rex
Claypool, Indiana
H. Co. L
Heep
Rexall
Fern Helser
Cullamer
South Whitley Cemetery
Ford
Ford Car
S. B. Whittenberger
Ches. Field
Chester
Xanthi
Cavalla
Smyrna
Samsoun
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