Andrew J Snoberger Dies After Fort Wayne Surgery
Andrew J Snoberger aged 72 died Tuesday morning after hospitalization in Fort Wayne for an operation to remove a chronic ailment. He was a Civil War veteran, linked with Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, and G A R. Funeral Friday at 11 30 a m at U B Church. Rev E E Wright to officiate. Burial Lakeview Cemetery follows.
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Andrew J. Snoberger
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Ft. Wayne
Co. C
42Nd
Ohio Infantry
James A. Garfield
Ile
Wood
Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellows
G. A. R. Post
North Manchester
J. A. Snoberger
Joliet, Ill
T. SS. Skeller
Ir. Cary
T. SS. Keller
Wabash
G. A. Ti
1. QO. C. Fland Koat Pp
U. G. Church
E. BE. Wright
M. E. Church
G. D. Gross
Lutheran Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Silver Lake News Notes Weather Visits and Health
Sunday weather brought rain snow and wind. Clarence Warren and J F Parker visited. Mrs. William Snoke called at P W Snoke home. Will Golmer and wife visited Claypool with Charles Netzen and wife. Rev D F Kain of Albion suffered a paralytic stroke but remains hopeful for recovery and can converse. visitors are welcome.
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Will Golmer
Charles Netzen
Claypool
D. F. Kain
Albion
Silver Lake
Rural Carrier Box Invented by Silver Lake Resident
S B Flora of Silver Lake creates a rural mail carrier equipment box with patent pending. The design attracts nearly one hundred orders nationwide from Maine to California and production is expanding to meet demand. Shipments by mail could boost local postal receipts and elevate the office’s class status.
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Silver Lake
S. B. Flora
Fiora
United States
Maiaoe
California
Planning for German Baptist Annual Meeting in 1909
North Manchester has begun planning a vigorous campaign to secure the 1909 German Baptist Brethren annual meeting. The town hosted the meeting three times before, praised for facilities and central location, aided by strong church presence in Wabash and nearby counties.
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Manchester
German Baptist Brethren Church
Wabash
Liberty Mills To Form A Local Band
Liberty Mills moves to organize a town band with around twenty members as instruments are gathered. The project advances quickly toward a ready lineup and community music participation.
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Liberty Mills
Death of Lydia Paxton At County Infirmary
Mrs. Lydia Paxton died at the county infirmary Sunday afternoon after a year and a half as an inmate. She was 62. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Franklin church, three miles west of town, with interment in the nearby cemetery.
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Franklin Church
Dr Landis Moves to Tennessee for New Medical Practice
Dr Will C Landis of Claypool has gone to Summertown Tennessee to consider practice there. If the outlook fails he will proceed to Oklahoma and begin practice in the new state. He is a Chicago medical school graduate and has assisted at Seoles drug store in Claypool for several months.
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Will C. Landis
Claypool
Summertown
Tenn
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Chicago
Seoles
Institute Quartette Organizes With Four Teachers
The Institute Quartette, a male quartet, includes J. D. Lee Cline first bass Ralph Wiltrout paratone Prof. Reinocchi second tenor and J. E. Wagner first tenor. All are teachers and well regarded for their singing and public work.
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The
Institute Quartette
J. D. Lee Cline
Ralph Wiltrout
Prof. Reinocchi
J. E. Wagner
Precinct Caucuses Report Delegates Selected
Attendance at Saturday precinct meetings was light as party business ended quickly. First precinct chose Committeeman T. S. Keller and elected Ray E. Ferree as congressional delegate with W. A. Swihart as alternate. Second precinct named Committeeman W. J. Fitton and delegate M. Jaques with an alternate. Peer districts unnamed.
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T. S. Keller
Ray E. Ferree
W. A. Swihart
W. J. Fitton
M. Jaques
The Skeleton Closet Reappears In Family Jars And Quarrels
A writer notes that family jars born from jealousy money and ambition haunt households. They are not hidden but brought to light and rattle bones across generations like the Wandering Jew, traveling and splitting families. The piece adds a philippic on memory and forgetting as gentleness.
Specimen copy notice to subscribers prompts reply
A specimen issue informs non subscribers that they may receive the REcoRD and urges them to subscribe, promising satisfaction and prompting a response. The notice emphasizes the copy is intended for subscribers and hints at a forthcoming subscription request.
Sermon by Rev. I. W. Lowman Draws Large U. B. Church Crowd
A large congregation gathered at the U. B. church Tuesday to hear Rev. I. W. Lowman. The sermon impressed listeners and two solos by Miss Goldie Lowman, a Chicago church soloist, were praised for their clear tone and range. The prior lecture and hall entertainment drew fair turnout but pleased attendees with the stereoptical show and vocal selections.
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U. B
I. W. Lowman
Goldie Lowman
Chicago
Lowman
Young Man’s Path to Vocation Emphasized
A brief note urges youths to pursue a clear vocation. It stresses finding a productive path early and avoiding aimless, unpaid toil while starting adult life.
Odd Fellows Lodge Sees Large Attendance at Silver Lake No. 576 Supper
District Deputy Grand Master C. R. Zimmerman of Leesburg presided as Silver Lake Lodge No. 576 J O O F B held a meeting with a second degree conferred. Akron Lodge No. 426 sent fourteen members to an event at Rager Hall with aids from the Lutheran Church Ladies.
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Silver Lake Lodge
Rager
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
C. R. Zimmerman
Leesburg
Indiana
United States
Home Lodge
Akron Lodge
Akron
Ray QO. Iloover
L. E. Townsman
R. W. Wecker
Clarence Utter
C. E. Moyer
William Bower
C. EF. Hoover
EB. S. Barrett E. Smith
J. H. Bay
A. B. Slaybaugh
I. H. Anderson
Sheldon Jester
A. &. Hoover
Five Saturdays in February Rare Calendar Event
Five Saturdays in February occur this year and will not happen again for fifty years. The month is the shortest but this arrangement allows five pay days as February 1 falls on a Saturday and February 29 lands on a Saturday during a leap year.
How to Banish the Blues with Action andhelpful Service
The piece urges stripping sorrow by engaging in purposeful activity and helping others. It notes that focusing on others shifts thoughts from self pity and can lift mood, advising social contact and service as remedies. It emphasizes resolute effort and maintaining a positive outward focus.
Three Double Holid Ace Day Before the Fourth
A fragment notes a celebration titled Three Double Holid ace Day set before Independence Day. Details are sparse but imply a local observance or event calendar item with emphasis on pre Fourth of July activities.
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Fort Wayne
U. B. Church. Services
Rev
E. E. Wright
Germantown
Clarence Warren
J. F. Parker
William Snoke
P. W. Snoke
Joe
Doe
Silver Creek
Fairview
Bob White
P. W. Snake
Frank Hill
Detter
Resi
Swihart
Flannels Sc
S&c
Muslin
Lydia Paxton
Dr. Landis
Institute Quartet
Aid Society
of Lutheran Church
Lees
Burg
J.J. Babcock
G. W. Worley
R.M. Donaldson
Warsaw
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