Clinic for Infants Opens at Winona Lake Week of July 9
Dr Ada Schweitzer director of Child Hygiene at the State Board of Health will open a free clinic for infants at Winona Lake during July 9 to 15. Children under school age may be examined in the forenoon daily from 9 to 12. Township residents should come Wednesday July 12 for Lake township. Free admission at the gates. County parents urged to bring children for free examination and advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Hygeine
State Board of Health
Winona Lake
Lake Township
Schweitzer
Winona
Community notes on local health and subscription drive
Walter Tridle shows slow improvement while Eldred Cline returns to work after measles at Norman drug store. Scott Clayton gains health, John Sinton remains serious but not improving. Community members express ongoing interest in magazine subscriptions and renewals, with RECORD office offering savings on any choice.
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Eldred Cline
Norman
Glycerine Mixture Promises Relief for Stomach Trouble
A husband reports his wife improved after a home remedy made with buckthorn bark glycerine and Adier-i-ka. The product claims to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, remove foul matter, relieve gas and chronic constipation, guard against appendicitis, and aid digestion.
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J. R. Norman
Legal notices guidance for filing in The Rucogp paper
Fragmentary instruction urges counsel to file all notices of interest or payment in The Rucogp. It presents a call to place legal notices with the publication for rightful entitlement. The text reads as a directive rather than a complete policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhcord
Peru Man Arthur Tuttle Drowns in Lukens Lake
Arthur Tuttle of Peru was drowned when a boat overturned on Lukens Lake south of Roann during an outing with local boys and business men. He was 34 or older and left a wife and two children.
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Arthur Tuttle
Peru
Lukens Lake
Here
Roann
Send a Record to Absent Friends for One Year
A plea to readers to mail a Record to loved ones living away. For $1.50 this service keeps distant friends informed and appreciated, with weekly updates.
Local Notices of Visits and Travel in St Joseph Area
Loren and Irene Davidson returned to St Joseph Michigan after a visit with Richard and Mrs Davis. No Sunday School due to the Silver Lake convention. Artie and Roy Carry and families plus Arlie King and family spent Sunday at Lake Wawasee. Mrs Cassie Burnham and daughter returned to West Salem Ohio after two weeks with the Hira Brady home. Miss Iva Brady accompanied them home. Richard Davis and family visited Tipton. William Zellers and wife Charlie Morrison and Harry Zellers and wife dined with Frank Sellers. Rome went to North Manchester Winona and Mentone Tuesday. Most stayed busy with work in the community.
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Loren
Irene Davidson
St. Joseph
Michigan
Richard Davis
Artie
Roy Carry
Arlie King
Lake Wawasee
Cassie Burnham
West Salem
Ohio
Hira’ Brady
Iva Brady
William. Zellers
Charlie Morrison
Harry. Zellers
Babe
Frank Sellers
Rome
Manchester
Winona
Mentone
Post Office to require badge showing route and post office
An order from First Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett requires all city and village mail carriers to wear a cap or badge displaying their route number and post office name. The small metal plate may be attached to the cap or shown prominently, and carriers must pay for the badges themselves.
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Iin
United States
Bartlett
Resort visitors from Brazil tour Myrtle-Glenn Park
Businessmen C. C. Patterson Ed and Marion French John Baird and George Tony of Brazil visited Myrtle-Glenn park during the past week. They praised the resort and suggested a possible longer return stay in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Patterson
Marion French
John Baird
George Tony
Brazil
Myrtle-Glenn Park
Notary Services Offered at Record Office
All kinds of notary work performed at the Record Office. Deeds bonds and mortgages drafted and acknowledgments taken to legal instruments of every kind. All business given careful attention.
Clink Family Hosts and Visitors in Silver Lake Area
Local residents report visits from Walter Clink and family of Chicago Heights and Chester Clink and family of South Bend to Lydia Clink in Silver Lake. Irvin Parker O M Regenos and families with Mrs Ellis Hill and Mrs Lois Hill stopped by the Clink home. Will Quimer and family from Elkhart spent Sunday at John Homan’s. Elza Heckman and family visited the Olink home Sunday evening near Claypool after a day at the Moyer residence.
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Walter. Clink
Chicago
Chester Clink
South ‘Bend
Clink
Lydia ‘Clink
Silver Lake
Irvin Parker
Ellis Hill
Lois Hill
Olink
Will
Quimer
Elkhart
John Homan
Elza Heckman
Cal Jera
Claypool
Moyer
Vast US Rail Network Seizes Imagination In History Feature
The article sketches the scale of United States railroad mileage, noting vast networks and dense tracks. It imagines how ten liners could run from New York to San Francisco and how a line would stretch to every city block if laid end to end. Also mentions a notice inviting legal work at the Record office.
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United States
New York
San Francisco
Notice of Administration in Kosciusko County
Notice is given that Arthur H. Slayeal has been appointed by Russel H. Butler Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Howard K. Slaybaugh deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Bowser & Bowser, Attorneys, June 24, 1922.
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Russel H. Butler
Kosciusko Circuit
State of Indiana
Arthur H. Slayeai
Nix
Bowser & Bowser, Attys. Yer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada Schweitzer
Indianapo
Walter Tridle
Scott Clayton
John Sinton
John Holderman
Warsaw
Wan
Treasury Savings
Post Office
Nwill H. Hays
Richard
Davis
Tipton
Swift’s
RED Steer Fertilizers
Swift
Silver Lake Elevator’ Co
Ir John Clink
Whee
U. S
Howard K. Slaybaugh
Ita
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ira Leckrone
Ind
N. Jefferson
William Gray Loebr
S. Buffalo
Warsaw, Ind
Bertram
Shane
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