Weddings During Holiday Season In This Locality
Several weddings occurred over the holiday period with many friends extending congratulations. The note lists the newly joined couples and records jovial community goodwill.
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06 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
1
Sidney couple wed in Christmas ceremony at home
Arthur C. Paulus and Miss Goldie L. Hartsock were married Christmas day at the bride's parents home in Sidney. A four course dinner followed. About twenty relatives attended. Rev. D. W. Sanders officiated. The couple will reside in their new Sidney home and have many friends' best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Paulus
Sidney
Goldie L. Hartsock
D. W. Sanders
Churubusco
Martindale and Rittenhouse Wed in Wabish Ceremony
Cecil Martindale of Keunion New Jersey and Hazel Rittenhouse of North Manchester were married Friday afternoon December 24 by Rev J J Fred at the Methodist church in Wabish. The bride is Sherman Lichtehouse's daughter employed at A Gault- Maiser's store in North Manchester. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs H A Martindale and an electrician with a home at Boonton. The couple plans to live in New Jersey after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Martindale
Keunion
New Jersey
Hazel Rittenhouse
North Manchester
J. J. Fred
Wabish
Sherman Lichetehouse
A. G. *Ault-1aiser
H. A. Mirtindale
This Pines
Boonton
Recoorl
Keplinger and Dick Wed in Warsaw Wedding
Roscus Keplinger and Gertrude Dick, both from nearby areas, were married in Warsaw on Friday afternoon December 24 by Rev. James M Lakin. The couple are highly esteemed with many friends here and at Claypo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscus R Keplinger
Marriage License Issued to Clink and Shoemaker
A marriage license was issued at Warsaw last week to Edward M. Clink of near this place and Miss Lottier Shoemaker of Claypool. The couple are highly respected and have many friends who wish them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Edward M. Clink
Miss Lottier
Shoemaker
Claypool
Marriage Unites Hill Arnold James Hollie and Rosalyn Arnols
James Hollie Hill and Rosalyn Arnols of Elkhart wed on Christmas Eve in a modest ceremony. The couple exchanged vows in a local town church with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hollie Tilt
Rosalyn Arnols
Elkhart
White Christmas Verse Warns of Lean Graveyard
A line from an old lyric or saying links a white Christmas to a bleak outcome with a lean graveyard image, reflecting grim folk sentiment about winter and death.
Local defendant sentenced after guilty plea in city court
A defendant pleaded guilty to a charge identified as gearge apd with a fine of 300 dollars. He was sentenced to 10 days in jail. Miller began serving the sentence Monday and is set for release next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apd
Miller
New Year Reflections and Resolutions for 1910
The piece reflects on death, life, and planning for the year 1910. It urges definite resolutions, conscientious honesty, and prayerful reliance on God, noting life’s uncertainty and the need for spiritual dedication. It emphasizes gratitude, bearing losses, and seeking divine guidance for prosperity and happiness.
New Town Officials Take Office At Noon Monday
New town officials were sworn in at noon Monday January 3 with L. O. Jones F. D. Hayman and W. F. Helser serving as trustees for wards one to three respectively. W. H. Kern was named treasurer J. D. Lee Cline as clerk and S. W. Smith as marshal. the town awaits the new board meeting Friday night and a separate notice confirms the marshal is still to be appointed.
Revival Meetings Begin at Claypool by Rev Wright
Rev Wright started a series of protracted revival meetings at Claypool last Sunday evening, drawing locals to the church and expecting continued services this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Claypool
Revival series led by Rev. C. A. Spitler at Center church
Rev. C A Spitler conducts revival meetings at the Center church just north of town inviting locals to attend routines of prayer and preaching through a multi night series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Spitler
Center Church
Christmas Entertainments Draw Large Church Audiences
Christmas entertainments at the churches proved successful despite disagreeable weather. An attentive audience filled the venues and the program showcased varied performances across multiple churches.
Promotion Promotes J A Walter to Carthage Big Four Office
J A Walter, longtime Big Four agent at this place, has been transferred to Carthage in a higher paying role. He is praised for his satisfactory service to company and patrons. Mrs Walter is noted for tireless church and club work. They will be missed by the community as they relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Walter
Carthage
Walter
Mutual Telephone Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of Mutual Telephone Company held their annual meeting to review finances, elect directors, and discuss network improvements. Officials reported solid revenue, outlined upcoming service expansions, and emphasized community outreach and member benefits.
Watch party and farewell for Mrs. Walter at Silver Lake
The People Mutual Telephone Company annual meeting in the Central office drew a large turnout with the old board reelected. Secretary’s report shows about 72000 spent on repairs and improvements last year including 4100 for last February’s sleet storm. Board weighs metathrough long distance upgrades and all day Sunday service. A New Year watch party and farewell for Mrs. J A Walter was held at Mrs C A Pearson and Mrs E M Funk’s home with contests music games and leaf resolutions. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lee Cline Hurley Rayer Clarence Hill Chester Jontz N A Cary C A Pearson and Mrs J A Walter plus several young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People Mutual Telephone Company
C. A. Pearson
E. M. Funk
Aust
Silver Lake
J. A. Walter
Carthaze
Feaf
Walter
Lee Cline
Hurley Rayer
Clarence Hill
Chester Jontz
N. A. Cary
Repenes Family Hosts Country Home Christmas Dinner
Entertained at Country Home Sunday December 26 1909 the H E Repenes family hosted friends with a noon meal and music. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A E Cline Mr and Mrs J E Cline and son Mr and Mrs J D Cline and son Mr and Mrs A C Hively and son and Mrs Susan Rittenhouse. Mr Regenes provided transportation both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Repenes
A. E. Cline
J. E. Cline
J. D. Cline
A. C. Hively
Susan Rittenhouse
Regenes
Publication SENDS GREETINGS TO ALL FRIENDS
A 1905 letter from Stevensville Mill Dae says warm greetings to Old Indiana friends. The writer notes a cold November, high living costs, good wages, a long life and happiness in a heavenly home, and mentions health issues preventing full replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley
Teachers to Meet in Institute Saturday
Lake Township teachers plan a meeting at the high school Saturday next January 1910. Program includes opening exercise roll call quotations nature study agriculture Opal Berlin Bible introduction Alda Lukens Julia Arthur discussion on examination tests reports marks prizes and medals model recitation by J D Lee Cline afusic query box Lula Sprigg recitation Mable Martindale and a debate on whether a child’s destiny is more by environment than heredity with Edgar E Botts and Artie Carr as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Township
Institute
Opal
Berlin
Alda Lukens
Julia Arthur
Dorothy Wiltrout
Edgar E. Botts
Artie Carr
Charles Roger and Wife Tour Texas Southwest Country
Mr Charles Roger and his wife are traveling through Texas southwest region savoring the scenery and favorable climate. They report enjoying the pleasant country as they continue their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roger
Wife
Akron Citizens Celebrate Post Election Victory
Akron residents rejoice after last week’s election results. Officials congratulate the community on the peaceful turnout and affirmed the victory as a democratic milestone.
Was a Success Play Presented by Claypool Dramatic Co
The Claypool Dramatic Company staged WAS A SUCCESS last evening to a largely attended audience. The performance pleased attendees and drew strong appreciation from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool Dramatic Company
Metzger to Hold Public Sale Before Move to Elkhart
Perry R. Metzger announces a public sale at his home five miles northeast of here next Thursday. He plans to move to Elkhart and will market his Wagner motorcycle agency once weather improves. Auction items include horses, two buggies, wagon, harness, plows, fodder, corn, hay, and various other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry R. Metzger
Here
Mr. Metzger
Elkhart
Wagner
Two Huntington Children Struck With Pneumonia
Mrs. Hannah Armey received a Tuesday communication from her daughter Mrs. Philip Amiss in Huntington reporting that her two young daughters are suffering from pneumonia. The children had been ill but were somewhat improved at that time.
Hamman Accepts Position With Le Sunday Sales Firm
J. P. Hamman resigns to join Le Sunday as a salesman for a wholesale establishment serving agents and furnishings. The move details his career shift and new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hamman
le Sunday
Agents' Furnishin Wholesale Establishment
Returned to Western Home Amid Odd Notations
A fragmentary report notes Mrs. Re and M. Rowland returning to a Western home, with garbled references to Siecintt and ast bores, suggesting a disrupted scene and unclear ownership or operation of property in a Manchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rowland
Siecintt
Wiss ‘Wreth
Manchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cupid
Peo
Ple
Paulus—Hartsocke
Martindale
Rittenhouse
Ikeplinger
Hiill—Arnold
A. White Christmas
L. O. Jones
F. D. Hayman
W. F. Helser
W. H. Kern
J. D. Lee Cline
S. W. Smith
Big Four
Mutual Telephone Com
Pany
Cartie Barrett
Stevensville
Old Indiana
Tennyson
Lula Sprigg
Mable Martindale
Texas
TOMN
Akron
Weil
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