Mrs. Snoke Dies at Home Near Kosciusko County
Mrs. Samuel Snoke a native of the county aged over 67 died after several weeks of stomach cancer at her home three miles north of this place. She was born on a farm south of town to Simon and Amanda Stauffer and resided her life within Kosciusko county. She is survived by her husband two sons two daughters a stepson and many relatives and friends.
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Samuel Snoke
Snoke
Simon and
Amanda Stauffer
Kosciusko County
Obituary of Mary Elien Lown Snoke of Kosciusko County
Mary Elien Stauffer Lown Snoke was born January 13, 1856 near Silver Lake Indiana and died July 2, 1923 at her Claypool home. She married Benjamin F. Lown in 1876, bore four children, and later married Samuel Snoke in 1906. She leaves a husband eight grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services were in Claypool United Brethren Church with Rev Noah Meacoy officiating.
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Mary Elien
Simon
Amanda Stauffer
Silver Lake
Kosciusko County
Ind
Claypool
Benjamin F. Lown
Anna L. Snake
Dora F. Norris
Mentone
Imer R. Lowman
Burket
Lloyd G. Lowman
Palestine
Samuel Snoke
James Snoke
United Brethren Church
Palestine Cemetery
Noah MeaCoy
Rochester
Card of Thanks for Last Illness and Funeral
We thank neighbors and friends for kindly acts words and assistance during the illness death and funeral of our dear wife and mother Samuel Snoke Dora F Norris Anna L Snoke Elmer R Lowman Lloyd G Lowman James Snoke
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Samuel Snoke
Dora F. Norris
Anna L. Snoke
Elmer R. Lowman
Lloyd G. Lowman
James Snoke
Harvey cigar outsells rivals with daily takedons
Dealers report the Harvey cigar is taking the lead with thousands sold daily. The ad copy urges readers to try one and become regular customers.
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Harvey
Owindle Farmers Solicitors Sell False Tax Paper
A warning about traveling petitioners who solicit farmers to lower taxes and then press for subscription money. They promise government action and informants, but the paper turns out to be a scam. The notice urges readers to avoid these swindlers and to subscribe via RECORD.
Lecture Attendance at Mentone Klan Meeting
Several locals traveled to Mentone last Friday for a Ku Klux Klan gathering. A strong speaker delivered an address and a large crowd attended the event.
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Mentone
Ku Klux Klan
Seven and half pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Matchett
A seven and a half pound baby daughter named Sophie Dupont was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs John Matchett of Pierceton. Mrs Matchett was formerly Misa Hazel Tucker, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tucker who lived southeast of town until a few years ago.
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John Matchett
Pierceton
Sophie Dupont
Matchett
Misa Hazel Tucker
John Tucker
Illegal Fishermen Arrests and Convictions in May
One hundred forty nine persons were arrested in May by state conservation wardens for violating fish and game laws. Of these, 128 were convicted and paid fines and costs totaling 2 565 15 dollars. In May 1922 wardens arrested 125 and 117 were convicted paying fines and costs amounting to 2 223 30 dollars.
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State Conservation Department
Fish and Game
Notice to creditors of estate of George Snure deceased
All persons knowing themselves debtors to the estate of George Snure deceased or who may have any account against the same are requested to call on Elizabeth Snure at the earliest opportunity.
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George Snure
Elizabeth Snure
Rose Hill to Welcome New Retailer A D Shireman
A D Shireman, who sold his Servia store, has bought the Isley property at Rose Hill’s north edge southeast of town. He plans major changes and will open a grocery and a general store after relocating.
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A.D. Shireman
Servia
Isley
Rose Hill
Died in Logansport Francia Robbins Dies at Sanitarium
France Robins, of near Warsaw, died in Logansport Sanitarium one day last week after a period of illness. His daughter, Miss Hazel Robbins, had been a school instructor in this locality for several years.
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Francia Robbins
Warsaw
Logansport
Miss Hazel Robbins
Was Adjudged Insane Near Yellow Creek Lake
Emanuel Hohman, age 62, residing northwest of town near Yellow Creek lake, was adjudged insane last week. He will be taken to the Logan sport sanitarium once admitted. Hohman has been in very poor health for several years.
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Emanuel Hohman
Here
Yellow Creek Lake
Logansport Sanitarium
Hohman
Difference Between Doing Your Best and Saying So
A concise reflection contrasts genuine effort with mere claims of trying hard. It explores how actions reveal commitment more clearly than words and urges authentic, sustained endeavor over rhetoric.
Suit for division of property filed in Kosciuszko court
Mrs A J Hill resident southwest of town sues for partition of Silver Lake property and farm land southwest of here. The land, left by her father William Perry who died several months ago, is the subject of the suit in the Kosciuszko circuit court.
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A.J. Hill
Town
Kosciucko
Silver Lake
Here
William Perry
Injured Finger At Warsaw Sewing Plant
Miss Faun Barrett of Warsaw sustained injuries to her right index finger last week when her hand was caught in a sewing machine wheel at the Warsaw overall factory.
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Faun Barrett
Warsaw
Rural carriers enjoy July Fourth holiday
Rural carriers in the area observed a holiday on July Fourth with most local businesses closed for the day.
Lavoptik Eye Wash Claims Quick Help for Weak Eyes
A Central Drug Store notice reports Lavoptik eye wash from camphor hydrastis and witchhazel improving weak watery red eyes. A Lake area woman shares relief after using one small bottle, and an aluminum eye cup is offered free.
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Silver Lake
Legal notices publication guidance for Recropp clients
Instruction to clients to direct all legal notices through The Record to control publication. Advises attorneys to place appointments, guardianships, sales and other notices in preferred papers. Emphasizes mentioning the matter to lawyers to avoid default publication by county papers.
Auto Drivers Must Exercise Caution on Main Street
Citizens urged to beware of careless drivers as Main Street opens to the public. Authorities remind motorists to stay within town speed limits of 10 miles per hour and enforce penalties to reduce accidents and potential fatalities.
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Tere
Ten Girls Enjoy Lake Cottage Visit Last Weekend
Miss Leanna Summe entertained ten girls at a lake cottage from Friday afternoon to Saturday noon. The group had a fine time. Mrs. Opsl Lukenbill of South Bend served as chaperon for the outing.
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Leanna Summe
Opsl Lukenbill
South Bend
Warsaw Tigers Beat Local Team 3 to 4 in Ninth Inning
Last Sunday afternoon at Warsaw the Tigers defeated the local team 4 to 3 in nine innings. The crowd was fair as both sides played well from start to finish with the outcome decided in the final frame.
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Warsaw Tigers
Stroke hits Abe Spangle. niece aids household
On Thursday afternoon H. C. Brown and wife drove to Abe Spangle's home near Kokomo. Spangle lay bedridden in a serious condition from paralysis, and his condition appeared to worsen. Mrs. Brown stayed to help Mrs. Spangle with housework.
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H. C. Brown
Abe Spangle
Kokomo
Mr. Spangle
Mrs. Brown
Methodist Silver Lake Circuit Services Announced
Preaching services will be held on the silver Lake circuit next Sunday at South Pleasant 9 30 a m Disko 10 45 a m Silver Lake 7 00 p m. Everyone is invited to attend and support the services with their presence. F S Young Pastor.
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Silver Lake
Disko
F. S. Young
Advertising as a Percentage of U S Production
Advertising in American monthlies weeklies and daily papers totals about 800 million dollars yearly 150 million in periodicals 650 million in newspapers. This figure equals roughly 2 percent of the value of goods produced. Advertising is vital to distribution and a self expression of business enterprise.
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America
United States
Illinois Orchestra Returns to Myrtle-Glenn Park
An orchestra from the University at Carbondale Illinois visited the area last week and will spend the summer at Myrtle-Glenn park.
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University At Carbondale, Illinois
Myrtle-Glenn Park
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Postal Depos
Treasury Savings Securities
Post Office Department
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Gemaral
Owindle Farmers
Ling
Brush &Hanson
Then Record Office
Silvers Lake
Place
An. Ad
M. E. Church
South Pleasant
Illinois Orchestra
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