West of Town Obituary for Mrs Frederics
Mrs Frederics died Sunday January 9 1916 after a long lingering illness. She was about 65 and survived by husband two sons Dr L Hines of Arizona and Quinter. three brothers A L Herendeen W E Herendeen and W B Herendeen. sisters Mrs Mattie Niccodemus Goshen and Mrs Mary Rantz in Wisconsin. Funeral held at Old Order church six miles southeast of here with nearby cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Dr. L. Hines
Arizona
Quinter
Mattie Niccodemus
Goshen
Mary Rantz
Gays Mills
Wisconsin
A. L. Herendeen
Chicago
W. E. Herendeen
Los Angeles
California
W. B. Herendeen
Fredericktown
Ohio
Old Order
Here
Mrs Arther Hively Returns Home After Jersey Visit
Mrs Arther Hively came home from Boonton New Jersey where she spent three weeks visiting her sister Mrs C Martindale and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonton
New Jersey
Mrs. C
Martindale
Arranging For Stock Sale Near Monticello
Mrs A Bridge of Monticello addresses a notice enclosing a remittance for Recorp. She states they are progressing well and that Mr Bridge is arranging a public sale of cattle and hogs set for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rridge
Montinello
Magazine Subscription Offer from Brush Hanson
A local notice invites readers to contact Brush & Hanson at the Reconp office in Silver Luke to receive money saving magazine subscription catalogs and sign up for subscription services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush & Hanson
Silver Luke
Warsaw Man Killed by Train
Peter Mittering of Warsaw was killed instantly Thursday evening at a Pennsylvania street crossing. He was riding in a buggy when it swerved onto the track as a locomotive struck. The horse and buggy were destroyed and the body badly mangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mittering
Warsaw
Pennsylva Street
Record Office Offers Magazines Through Authorized Agents
Consumers can save by visiting the Record office to place orders for magazines. The notice notes hundreds of magazine titles and lists authorized agents who handle subscriptions.
Winter Record Cold Snows Freeze Wires Across Region
The week brought heavy snow then sleet and freezing rain, damaging telephone lines as wires broke and poles were replaced. By Thursday morning the temperature hit zero, the coldest of the winter so far.
Death of Warsaw resident George Shinger noted
George Shinger a well known Warsaw figure was found dead in his dilapidated hut by the lake. He appeared to die from heart trouble while preparing for bed last Wednesday night. Shinger aged about 63 had earlier served as Muncie postmaster and later ran a Laporte hotel. He had property ties to this area and left an estate around 400. He is survived by a divorced wife and a daughter in Muncie. Funeral was held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger
Muncie
Laporte
Altho Lhinger
Shinger
Flower Lovers Learn Orchid Cultivation In The RecordD
In the home beautiful department this issue The RecordD presents an article titled Lima Rose that describes how to cultivate orchids for mid and late winter home decor and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Beautiful
Lima
Handsome Thermometer Sent From Straus Brothers
Last week Straus Brothers Company of Ligonier sent a handsome thermometer. They are described as the largest farm land agents in the country with branch offices at Fort Wayne Indiana Redwood Falls Minnesota and Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus Brothers Company of
Ligonier
Fort Wayne
Ind
Redwood Falls
Minn
Detroit Mich
Local family moves into Jefferson street property to run hotel
On Tuesday Jacob Haney and his family moved into a Jefferson street property and plan to operate a hotel. They previously vacated the Crown hotel and had occupied the Henry Rager property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Haney
Jefferson Street
Crown
Henry Rager
Mrs L A Peterson Dies at Rose Hill After Short Illness
Mrs Anna Peterson born in Brown County Ohio died at home in Rose Hill last Saturday after a short illness of about ten days. She was 69 and is survived by L A Peterson her husband two sons Hiram and Aaron Ayers and a daughter Ella Choe Indianapolis. Funeral services were held Monday at Rose Hill Church conducted by Rev T D Butterbaugh with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Anna Peterson
Spencer
Brown County
Ohio
Stephen Shelton
William Ayers
Rose Hill
Hayman Brothers Turn Store Over to F and F Hardware
Invoicing of the Hayman Bros stock is complete. Ferverda and Frye opened the store on Tuesday morning and greeted friends and longtime customers with a welcome treat. The new owners report a promising start and wish F and F Hardware good success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferverda
Frye
Card of Thanks from Peterson Family
Through the columns of the Record we wish to thank the many friends and neighbors who so kindly lent their assistance during the sickness, death and funeral of our wife and mother. L. A. Peterson and the Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Peterson
N Man chester Couple Wed in Friday Ceremony
Fred Nagle of North Manchester married Mary Creviston of Garrett in a Friday ceremony performed by Rev. W C Dunlap in North Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nagle
North
Manchester
Mary Creviston
Garrett
W.C. Dunlap
Special Train to Funeral for Veteran Conductor
A special Big Four train was run last Sunday to Elkhart to transport road employees to the funeral of Quincy L. Pindell a conductor with twenty years of service He was known to many in the area for operating both freight and passenger runs through here.
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Big Four
Elkhart
Quincy L. Pindell
Road
Fire at Sidney Burns Livery Barn Threatens Town
Fire started from a defective chimney at the D. E. Snell livery barn in Sidney last Sunday afternoon. The blaze consumed harness, hay, grain and equipment as horses, an automobile and several buggies were saved. Loss nears two thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Here
D. E. Snell
A Fine Calendar From Indiana University
Our office received a fine calendar from Indiana University last week. It features several pages with illustrations of university scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
Sidney Woman Heavily Fined For Selling Whiskey
Mrs. Martha A. Willis of Sidney was found guilty in the Warsaw circuit court of selling liquor at her drug store. She was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to sixty days in jail, but the jail term was suspended by the judge. Her husband was indicted by the grand jury, but Willis fled before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Willis
Sidney
Warsaw
Willis
Dedication Planned for Warsaw M. E. Church
The new M. E. church at Warsaw will be dedicated Sunday with readings and prayers. Local officials and residents are invited to attend the ceremony and celebration following services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Warsaw
Details on Addison C. Jones Death in Long Beach
Mrs. Perry learns how her son died on December 26 in Long Beach California. Addison C. Jones chorister of Trinity M E church died suddenly at a friends home after a social afternoon. He suffered heart trouble and collapsed while Mrs. Jones and children were present. He leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Perry
Long Beach
California
Jones
Trinity M. E.church
Sailor Hovey Lowman Writes From Across the Pacific
A 1915 letter from Hovey Lowman of the Lowman family describes his Navy voyage from San Francisco aboard the USS Frankfort, visiting Honolulu and Manila before reaching Shanghai. He recalls historic duties at Cavite, honors from Dewey era, and transfer to the Helena, planning to share a Thanksgiving menu and more China notes.
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Far East
U.S
Pacific
San Francisco
U.S.S. Frankfort
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
P.I
Cavite
P. I
Dewey
Philipine Islands
China
Helena
Pekin
P. 1
Shanghai
Hovey Lowman
Auto Stranded Overnight in Town on Tuesday
Mr. Hoverter of Kokomo paused in town Tuesday night while traveling to Auburn. Fierce weather forced him to stay overnight, and he resumed his trip the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoverter
Kokomo
Auburn
Public Sale Season Starts Early This Year
The article urges planing a sale in advance with prepared lists of items to be sold. It promotes listing all articles at home, then bringing the list to the Record office for careful handling of sale bills and printing services.
Reside on Carter Farm Welcomed by Community
The Carter family has moved onto the Carter Farm at town edge, replacing R. M. Frye. C. G. Carter, nephew of C. C., son of the Al Carters near Yellow Creek Lake, is described as a fine gentleman and an A Nol farmer. The community warmly welcomes him and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Carter
CU. C. Carter
R. M. Frye
C. G
C.C
al Carter
Yellow Creek Lake
Trash Diggers of New York toil at city dump
Nearly two thousand New Yorkers earn a living by digging garbage from the city dump sites. They sift refuse for personal use or sell it to junk dealers, as explored in a special illustrated article in this issue.
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New York City
Record
Death of George E. Cisney in Phenix Arizona
George E. Cisney a former Silver Lake resident died at his home in Phenix Arizona on December 3 or 4 1915 at age 73 after months of declining health He had lived in Silver Lake for years with his family before moving to Nebraska then Denver and finally Phoenix where he worked as a contractor and builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Republican
Phoenix
Arizona
George E. Disney
Clancy
Nebraska
Denver
Ariz
Hendersons Return From Three Week Midwestern Visit
Mr and Mrs Ray Henderson returned home Tuesday afternoon after a three weeks visit with relatives and friends in Springfield Beloit Chicago and Gary They reported a very pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Henderson
Springfeld
Chicago
Beloit
Wisconsin
Gary
Percy Walburn Purchases Building for Fairview Addition
Percy Walburn has purchased the building just north of Dr. Leckton’s office of Charles Young and plans to move it onto his lot in Fairview addition in the early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Walburn
Dr. Leckton
Charles Young
Fairview Addition
Will Hold Public Sale
Frank Snake residing east of Claypool visited town briefly on Tuesday. He is involved in a public sale notice following local proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snake
Claypool
Mrs T C Johnson Heads to Ohio Visit
Mrs T C Johnson left today for West Jefferson Ohio to visit her mother Mrs Margaret Alder. She plans to stay about four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Johnson
West Jefferson
Ohio
Margaret Alder
Davis Couple Entertains Friends At Home
Mr and Mrs W H Davis hosted a social evening at their residence last Friday inviting a number of friends for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Embroidery and Reading Club Meetings Reported
Mrs. D. F. Homman hosted an embroidery club gathering last Friday afternoon. Victoria reading club members met at Mrs. S. A. Snoberger’s home Monday evening with the next meeting planned at Mrs. S. B. Burdge’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Homman
Embroidery Club
Victoria Reading Club
S. A. Snoberger
S.B. Burdge
Bungalo Construction Nearing Completion in Kewanna
Word has reached here from Mrs. C L Wilkerson of Kewanna that a bungalo is nearly finished. Mrs Wilkerson, formerly Miss Belle Rhodes, is well known to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. ‘Wilkerson
Kewanna
Wilkerson
Mins Belle -Rhodes
Threshers Convention Attendee Visited Indiana Polis
H. G. Groninger attended a threshers convention in Indiana yesterday and remained for today’s sessions. The event gathers regional threshing industry leaders and workers in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Groninger
Indianapolis
Threshers of
Indiana
Hanes attends threshermen convention in Indianapolis
Charles Hanes traveled to Indianapolis on Wednesday to stay a couple of days and take part in the threshermen's convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hanes
Indianapolis
Threshermen’s Convention
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Mrs. Arther
Agency
George Shinger
Center Lake
L.A. Peterson
Butterbaugh
L. A. Paterson
Lagrippe
Hayman ‘Brothers
Ferverda & Frye
F&f
Hayman Bros
Perry
Calif
Addison C. Jones
Wil
Navy
H.C. Lowman
Uncle Sam
George E. Cisney
Silver Lake
Phenix, Arizona