Roann Area Social Updates and Local Gathers
Mrs F B Swibart and daughter Marion visited relatives in Roann last Sunday. Mrs Charles Brown stayed in Warsaw this week with daughter Mrs Jesse Jones. Harve Geiger and family visited A S Sprigg home from Warsaw. Ray Ferree ill with flu. not yet back to work. Mrs Laura Brindly from Warsaw visited Chloe Townsend and Ed Weaver. Elizabeth Elder from Claypool visited A J Scott home. Miss Mary Kreamer became bookkeeper for a local lumber company. C M Smith from Mentone stayed with the Leonards. Local repair shop offers casting and metal work. Earl W Conrad, Ralph Spangle, Loren Adams back from Walcast with lucrative jobs. W E Wood to Marion on business. visited National Soldiers Home. John Ayers moving to George Ayers farm. George and family moving from West Lebanon. Amcorp office magazine orders available. Jontz returns to Connersville to resume Indiana Lamp Co. duties. J A Walters family visited Myron Murphy west of town. B H T Baker family visited and Miss Dorris Meinert joined. Subscriptions invited for the Record. W E Wood in Warsaw on business. Mrs John Adams improving after illness. J W Yates back to work in Wabash after week due to brother-in-law James Heiser’s illness and death. Charles Kesling, former Fort Wayne worker, visiting Frank Kesling south-west of town.
Thrift Finds Way to Sea in Mediterranean Patrol
War Savings stamps accompany navy vessels as they patrol the Mediterranean squadron. The U S S Olympia at Constantinople reports thrift campaign leadership assigned to Lieut. H K Koebig, with Captain Boyd and crew pledging full cooperation to integrate savings securities with naval operations.
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Mediterranean
Asia Minor
Savings Division
David Fk. Boyd
U. S. S. Olympia
Constantinople
H. K. Koebig
Boyd
Threshermen and Farmers Save 16 Million Bushels of Wheat
U S grain workers reduced harvest losses by adopting cleaner threshing methods and combing fields. Reports from 33 grain states credit patriotic effort of farmers and crews for saving 16 million bushels of wheat and substantial gains in barley oats and rye.
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United States
U. S. Food Administration
The
Food Administration
No One Suffered Here in Food Saving Efforts
The piece defends voluntary food saving, arguing no hardship occurred and people improved in health and spirit through self denial while feeling better about themselves.
Food control in America steadied bread prices nationwide
The policy kept breadstuffs stable, curbed speculative and extortionate trading, and maintained domestic calm, according to officials at the Recoryo office.
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America
Lakeside Notes On Local Visits And Farm Movements
Lester Cauffmann and family were on the streets Sunday evening while M C Rickel visited Monday on business. Theodore Parker appeared in the vicinity recently on business. Percy Ring plans to move to the Maurice Lipply farm soon, and Frank Stickler will move to the H D Ring farm he bought. Center Sunday meeting is set with large attendance sought. There were 41 at Center Sunday School last Sunday and many were too ill to attend.
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Percy Ring
Maurice Lipply
Center Sunday School
Kars
Armenia
Meg
Picking Up That Pin by Harriman
E. H. Harriman died leaving an estate of 75 million dollars and is credited with once picking up a steel letter clip dropped by a careless worker. He said he would take the value of material wasted annually as his income, believing that in a few years he would be the richest man in the world.
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E. H. Harriman
American relief urged as Armenia horror story spread
Eleanor Egan quotes Heinz of Pittsburgh on Armenian famine and disease scenes in the Caucasus. Near East Relief, funded by U S contributions, conducts aid as starving crowds gather, with women and children in rags and makeshift hospitals lacking medicine.
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Eleanor Franklin Egan
Saturday Evening Post
Howard Heinz
Pittsburgh
Herbert Hoover
Near East
Armenia
Heinz
Caucasus
Mrs. Ngan
Mrs. Egan
Kars
Knights of Pythias Lodge Mourns Wm B Wood Family Loss
Lakeview Lodge No. 164 Knights of Pythias expresses sympathy to Wm B Wood and his children after the death of his wife on February 17 1920. Resolutions ask comfort from the Great Head, request publication, and direct recording in lodge records. Signed by G A Brush H W Kline S B Burdge Silver Lake Indiana February 24 1920.
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Wm. B. Wood
Godea
Lakeview Lodge
Knights of Pythias
G. A. Brush
H. W. Kline
S. B. Burdge
Silver Lake
Ind
Magazine Subscriptions Available at Brush & Hanson
Brush and Hanson at the KRecorp office in Silver Lake offer authorized subscription services for magazines and periodicals. They invite calls to save time and money and provide money saving clubs through catalogs.
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Brush & Hanson
Krecorp
Silver Lake
Public Sale At Tallis Farm Details Head Stock
Tallis and Rader halt public sale on Saturday February 27 at the Tallis farm 32 miles west and 1 mile north of Silver Lake. Auction starts 10:30 am with Jesse Lynch as auctioneer. Includes 9 head horses 16 head cattle 2 shoats and other articles. Large sale bills to describe stock forthcoming and a separate Silver Lake sale of horses planned for early March.
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Tallis & Rader
Tallis
Silver Lake
Jesse Lynch
Farmers Mutual Relief Association to vote on insurance clause
Notice of a member meeting at the court room on Saturday February 28 1920 at 11 o clock to vote yes or no on adding a new constitution section. The proposal would insure threshing outfits owned by members against fire or lightning whether shed, in use, or temporarily stored on any farm in the county or adjoining counties. Egbart Gawthrop president and Wm Shafefrer secretary.
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Farmers’ Mutual Relief Association
Pres
Wm.shafefrer
Notice of Administration for Maurice B Lipppy Estate
The Kosciusko Circuit Court appoints William H. Kern as administrator of Maurice B Lipppy late of Kosciusko county Indiana. The administrator and attorney John A. Sloane filed February 6 1920. The estate is said to be solvent.
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Kosciusko County
William H. Kern
John A. Sloane
Executrix Appointed for Dale F. Homman Estate
The Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court Indiana names SUDA HOMMAN executrix of the estate of Dale F. Homman. The estate is claimed solvent as of February 5, 1920. Executrix SUDA HOMMAN is authorized to administer all matters of the estate.
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Kosciusko Circuit
Indiana
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W. H. Kern
John D. Gill
Warsaw
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
Jefferson St
City Barber Shop
A. H. Bowen
Burton Grossnickle
North Manchester, Inc
Rex
Claypool
F. B. Swibart
Marion
Roann
Charles Brown
Mrs
Jesse Jones
Harve Geiger
A.S&. Sprigg
Ray Ferree
Wabash
Jack Burt
Burt
Whittenbergers
Laura Brindly
Chloe Townsend
Ed Weaver
Elizabeth Elder
A. J. Scott
Miss Mary
Kreamer
Earl W. Conrad
Ralph Spangle
Loren Adams
Walcast
W. E. Wood
National Soldiers Home
John Ayers
George Ayers
Town
Snyder Place
Lebanon
Amcorp
C. R. Jontz
Connersville
Indiana Lamp Company
Farmers Bank
J. A. Walters
Hikhart
BH. T. Baker
Dorris Meinert
John Adams
J. W. Yates
James Heiser
Charles Kesling
Fort Wayne
Frank Kesling
Tion
Lester Cauffmann
M.C. Rickel
Theodore Parker
Frank Stickler
H. D. Ring
Mr. Utter
Akron
James Utter
Parechania
Ford
Ford Motor Company
S.B. Whittenbercer
Agency
Maurice B. Lipply
Dale F. Homman
Suda Homman
Executrix
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