Peppies Mutual Telephone Company Annual Meeting Notes
The regular annual stockholders meeting of the Peppies Mutual Telephone Company was held in Silver Lake on January 4, 1813, with substantial stock represented. The meeting reviewed the annual statement by HL Oldfather and discussed the company’s growth and capital adequacy to serve expanding territory, with directors proposing measures to increase stock and stabilize operations.
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Peppies Mutual Telephone Company
Telephone Central
Silver Lake
HL. Oldfather
Hunting Visit At Pearson Home Sparks Family Plans
Ed Shock wife and daughter visited from Port Wayne Lindsay at the Pearson home for several days. They planned a few days of hunting rabbits and, if weather allowed, a possible Pine on the lake. The family enjoyed Silver Lake and looked forward to a longer vacation in Green Lake Park next Bulimer.
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Ed Shock
Port Wayne Lindsay Evenig
Pearson
Shock
Silver Lake
M rife-Greens Park
Injured Woman Falls on Ice in North Manchester
Mrs. Sxuhniey of North Manchester fell on ice Tuesday suffering internal injuries. Grandmother to Charlies Walter who lives southwest of town, she is not expected to recover.
School Building Completed by Local Contractors
Hipskind and Hipskin of Wabash completed the school building east of town and have returned home. The structure is described as a fine, modern work and a credit to the township and its residents.
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Hipskind
Hipskin
Wabash
Aany Township
Butchered Hogs Near Yellow Creek Lake
One day last week William Hanes near Yellow Creek Lake hutched five hogs averaging about five hundred pounds each. The hogs yielded a hundredweight of meat, with the dressing completed by Jacob Zien and Susan.
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William Hanes
Yellow Creeek Lake
Doctor suffers fractured collar bone in street accident
Dr Shervondy was struck by a wagon driven by Arthur Drudge while attempting to cross in front of a team of horses. The collision caused a fractured collar bone and severe chest bruising. The driver did not see the doctor crossing and the reason for the misstep is unclear. The patient is progressing as well as can be expected.
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Dr. Shervondy
Arthur Drudge
Dr. Sherbondy
Drudge
Mr. Sherbounde
Installation of Lake View Lodge Officers Noted
Lake View Lodge No. 1 of the Knights of Pythias elected officers for the coming term at the last meeting. Installation of members is set for Monday evening January 13, with all members urged to attend. attendance and participation are requested for the event.
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Lake View
Ludge Nodid
Othcers
Yarh Ass
Will Preach Sunday at Lutheran Church Service
A sermon and worship service are planned for next Sunday morning at 10 30 oclock at the Lutheran church in connection with the Lord's supper. Attendees are urged to be present and the public is invited. ZESLOT Pryberher.
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Pryberher
Resolution to insure property with Queen Parsonanes company
Fragmentary text proposes timely action to insure property this year with a company named Queen Parsonanes. It mentions affordable rate and risk of closure or delay and references a broker or agency in Silver Lake, Brush We DD eyek, or similar names.
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Paosuranes
Dela Woods
Silver Lake
Teachers to Hold Institute Program Promises Health Talks
The fifth institute schedules lectures on health topics with Dr Leckrone leading sessions on diseases symptoms and treatments. Sessions cover first aid nutrition and the playground movement with presentations by Mable M. Tindale Clara Frantz and E. B. Botts. Dr Leckrone will speak and attend as the local physician.
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E. B
Botts
Artie Carr
Leckrone
Church Services Grow at M. E. Church
Rev. Park conducts meetings at the M. E. Church with growing attendance each service. A six o'clock Sunday prayer meeting drew about thirty five worshippers and afternoon services this week are well attended with several conversions reported and more expected.
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M. KE
Park
Partnership Formed By McClure And Kline In Stock Business
Formed partnership between T. O. McClure and Harry W. Kline to conduct stock business. Both men are well known locally and McClure’s experience suggests the firm will meet with success.
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T. O. McClure
Harry W. Kline
Local interest items invited by The Recorp
The Recorp asks readers to contribute items of local interest for publication. Submissions may be mailed to the office or handed to representatives or called in by phone at 62.
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Recorp
Limb Amputated After Gangrene Damages Limb
Last Sunday Jacob Leffel a 2 farmer living southeast of town had his left leg amputated halfway between ankle and knee. Doctors McDonald of Warsaw and Leckron of Silver Lake performed the operation due to gangrene in a previously injured great toe. the same leg had prior fractures and a prior amputation above the fracture. He was initially improving and doctors are hopeful for recovery.
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Jacob Leffel
McDonald
Warsaw
Ron
Silver Lake
Royal Brown Heads to Garden City Farm Advance
Royal Brown travels to Garden City Kansas Tuesday to arrange farm matters for a move planned in early spring by his family. He aims to have all in place for the relocation and future home setup.
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Royal Brown
Garden City
Kansas
Homecoming for Mrs. Rantz after Wisconsin stay
Mrs. Mary J. Rantz, long with her daughter Mrs. Charles Luns ford in Gays Mills, Wisconsin, returned home last Saturday. She was accompanied by her brother A. L. Herendeen of Chicago who will stay here for a time.
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Mary J. Rantz
Charles Lunsford
Gays Mills
Wisconsin
A. L. Herendeen
Chicago
Will Install Officers At Silver Lake Lodge Meeting
Newly elected officers of Silver Lake Lodge No 576 I C O O F will be installed at the regular meeting on Friday evening January 10. After the installation refreshments will be served and a smoker enjoyed. Members and sojourning members are urged to attend.
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Silver Lake Lodge No. 576
I.C O.O. F
1912 Jan 2 From W H Kern and Local Receipts Ledger
Ledger entry showing receipts and disbursements by W H Kern and others for 1912 including street licenses rents bank interests salaries and various payments with totals for receipts and balances across multiple funds and dates. Names include J D Lee Cline Banks interest Mutual Telephone Co. and Mont Harmmen among others.
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W.H. Kern
Shoe String Telephone Co
Taudan
HP Raver
W. Selser
Ciling
BE. E. Botts
Banks Interesh O
Zo Agu Td . I. Varvias
J. D. Lee Cline
Cito Artie Carr
Bees
Lee Cline
Bela
AL Frantz
Andra Rho
BLM
J.D. Lee Cline
Ball
Poerael Mere
Commercial State Bank
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Goa
Ted Pius
Abe
Sts
Tim
Jantrare
Uytier
Steyers Feeties
Lipord Faery Lees
Deragrys
Roose
Boverture
Ene Saarpe
Bagad
Bagdad
Colar
K. of
P. Lodge
H.W. Kline
C.C
Usta Clink
P.M. Fagues
J. A. Teeter
Spo
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Kof Rand
G.oa. Crosh
Moaf Ps
W. de. Davis
Howard Collett Moat
J.C. Trate
Mo Ataiss
O.G. W
Shoul
Will
Zeslot
Hich Avinuel Bubsting
Snyder
Phystaulborg
J.D Lee
Linguh Snyder
Clara Frantz
Bessie Carr
Mable Martindale
Mr. Letfel
W. H. Davis
Kosciusko County
Indiana
John Tianey
Burk & Wistert
Cline & Company
da Mutual Telephone Co
E.-Ee & Gd
G. Wood
L. O. Jones
F.D. Hayman
A. Cary
Noah W. A. Davis
Tr. Leckrone
Oo Pleason
Jeni Janey
Jans Nu Bo Fh. Tongs
Shiady
Ss Strever
Tirusi & Hanson
Burk & Kissinger
Neds Wilham Dohnson
Labor
William Dillman
Albert Dillman
Howard Covlett
Albert Thacker
iNavis
Mont Harmmen
Mutual Telephone
Aeeenee GS
Mound No. Ng
J. F. Skinner
Ed Drudge
Bennie Drudge
Wesley Yates
Craig
Standard Oil Company
A. D. Siiireman
M. Duces
Hayman Brothers
J.A. Crain
Dalance
W.H. Kero
Willian
Johnson
T. B. Hathawaay
Albert Teacher
Elwood Kerlin
W. ID Johanson
William Dillman Ana Son
Reese
Silver Lake Hand
Dee
Force
W.H. Davis
Geo, A. Brush
W. H. Kern
Ieee
Meenuree Wederick
L. D. Underhill
Es-Ss
John Craigy Gravel
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