HIRAM HANey DEAD to Be Held Tomorrow at U B Church
Hiram Haney about 69 lifelong Silver Lake resident died at his home after a several month illness. An autopsy showed heart enlargement. He leaves wife son Earl Haney of Montpelier Ohio two brothers John and Jacob Haney two sisters Mrs Lou Reed and Mrs D W Krisher and many relatives. Funeral services will be at the U B Church at 2:00 Friday afternoon with burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Hiram Haney
Silver Lake
Sicians
Haney
Lutheran Church
Earl Haney
Montpelier
Ohio
John
Jacob Haney
Lou Reed
D. W. Krisher
North Manchester
U. B
Lakeview Cemetery
In Peru Merlie Recovering After Interurban Car Accident
Mrs Laura McGlennen and daughter Eva went to Peru last Sunday to visit Merlie in a hospital where he is recovering from injuries suffered Saturday evening when his feet were severely crushed by an interurban car.
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Mra
Laura McGlennen
Eva
Peru
Merlie
Fireworks Draw Crowds Across Mentone and North Manchester
A large local turnout gathered Monday evening to view a fireworks display. Many residents also traveled to Mentone for a big show staged there.
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Manchester
Mentone
Raymond McKrill Takes Vacation to Newport
Raymond McKrill a creamery truck driver left last Friday morning for Newport to visit his uncle Chas T Evans and family and other friends in the southern part of the state for a week or more.
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Raymond McKrill
Newport
Chas. T. Evans
Mission call leaves for Syria and Palestine from Akron
Rev Riggle and his wife depart after six years in Akron to join mission work in Beirut and surrounding regions. They plan a minimum two year stay with Mrs Biggie managing their home here. A representative minister will oversee Ideal work in their absence. They will sail from New York before the holidays with stops in several European countries en route to Egypt and beyond.
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Akron
Riggle
Syria
Palestine
Beirut
Mediterranean Sea
Egypt
Armenia
Asia Minor
Biggie
George
New - York
Inngland
Ireland
Scotland
Franca
Switzerland
Italy
Mie Rom Ioe
Lad Buried Alive in Gravel Pit Survives
Jimmy Warner, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Warner of Warsaw, was buried in a sand bin at the Warsaw Sand and Gravel Company plant last week. Fifteen men and two teams labored for ninety minutes to free him. He was taken to the hospital, exhausted but alive with injuries.
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Jimmy? Warner
Calvin Warner
War Saw
Dars Owly
Warsaw Sand and Gravel Company
Young Warner
Burke Family Return Visit From Albion Michigan
Mrs Ed Burke and her daughter of Albion Michigan visited here last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Sellers and her siblings. The Burke family lived in this locality several years ago.
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Ed Burke
Albion
Michigan
Samuel Sellers
Burke
Miss Minnie Thacker Injured In Home Ladder Fall
Miss Minnie Thacker dislocated her left shoulder after a ladder toppled while she was raising a curtain at her East Main street home last Friday evening. A physician attended and she was made as comfortable as possible.
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Minnie Thacker
East Main Street
Miss Thacker
Record Crowd At Park For Bippus Band Event
Last Sunday a record crowd gathered at the park for an attraction featuring the Bippus band and the Bailey family. Plans are made to bring the Service Band from Wabash to the park on Sunday July 18, expected to draw a very large crowd.
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Bippus
Bailey
Wabash
Frank Arnold Returns to His Hometown After Fifteen-Year Absence
Frank Arnold of Pontiac Michigan visited his relatives Mr and Mrs Joel Arnold in the south part of town last Sunday and Monday. He left the town about twenty years ago and has lived in several places since. he was married thirteen years ago and returned here fifteen years ago. He saw many old acquaintances and noted many changes since childhood.
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Frank Arnold
Pontiac
Michigan
Joel Arnold
Frank
Stores Closed Monday Holiday Impacts Local Trade
Practically all stores were closed Monday along with proprietors and clerks enjoying a holiday, leaving streets quiet and businesses inactive for the day.
Granddaughter Accompanies Grandmother to Kansas
Mrs. James H McClure formerly Miss Roxie Terry of Natchez Mississippi visited Akron recently with relatives. She traveled to Vermillion Kansas with her grandmother Mrs. Mary Bailey where she plans to pursue future hopes.
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James H McClure
Roxie Terry
Natchez
Mississippi
Akron
Vermillion
Kansas
Mary Bailey
Death of A. H. Hower at Home Near Roan
Former resident A. H. Hower died at home after a year of illness following a paralytic stroke. The Civil War veteran, about 15 years past, was long bedridden and cared for by his wife and children. Funeral services were held Monday at South Pleasant church with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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A. H. Hower
South Pleasant
Mr. Hower
Here
Pleasant Day at Parental Home
Charles Schwab and family from Wawaka Arta Zimmerman and family from South Milford Walter Zimmerman and family and Robert Zimmerman and family of Kendallville were guests at the Jacob Zimmerman home last Sunday. Nineteen visitors departed late in the evening after a pleasant day.
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Charles Schwab
Wawaka
Arta Zimmerman
South Milford
Walter’. Zimmerman
Robert . Zimmerman
Kendallville
Jacob Zimmerman
Illinois visitor Cecil Rogers tours town with family
From Illinois Cecil Rogers and family of Oak Park visited here several days last week with his parents Mr and Mrs J D Rogers east of town and sister Mrs M F Erwin and husband on North Jefferson street. Rogers is manager of Brooks Laundry at Oak Park and holds a good position.
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Cecil Rogers
Oak Park
Illinois
J. D. Rogers
M. F. Erwin
North
Jefferson Street
Rogers
Brooks Laundry
Mrs. Mary Leonard Returns Home After Treatment
Mrs. Mary Leonard, who received medical treatment and eye surgery at Niles Michigan, was brought home Tuesday with hope of regaining sight. Her daughter stayed at the hospital and son C. L. Leonard went Monday to accompany her home on the coming days.
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Mary Leonard
Niles Michigan
C. L. Leonard
Sedan Purchase Report From Last Week
A local notice records Mrs. Tacib Haney purchasing a Ford sedan last week. The brief item notes the initial vehicle acquisition in the community notice.
Marriage license issued in Warsaw for Lindsey and Lippley
Last Saturday in Warsaw a marriage license was issued to Cecil Lindsey of Warsaw and Anna B Lippley of west of this place.
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Warsaw
Cecil Lindsey
Anna B.lippley
Former Resident Florence Rhine Dies in Illinois
Mrs. Florence Conner Rhine, once a resident here and daughter of Hamilton J. Conner, died in Mound City Illinois during January. Her childhood years were spent in this locality, and her memory remains with older residents who knew her as Miss Florence Conner.
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Alma Yount
Joel Rhine
Mound City
Ilinois
Rhine
Florence Conner
Hamilton J. Conner
Michigan visitors enjoy day at Walburn home
Percy Walburn and wife and Mr and Mrs Rippey came from Niles Michigan last Sunday to visit at the J W Walburn residence. They made the overland trip and had a most enjoyable day together with the Walburn family.
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Percy’ Walburn
Mrs. Rippey
Niles
Michigan
J. W Walburn
Grover Arnold Vacation Visit to Scottsburg and Capitol City
Grover Arnold traveled to Scottsburg last Saturday to visit a friend for several days. He plans a short stay in the capital city before returning home.
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Burg
Capitol City
Paul Butteralough Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Paul Butteralough, son of Mrs. Orpha Bridge of Monti Cello, underwent an appendicitis operation at a Logansport hospital. He is about twelve years old and had suffered from appendicitis for several years. The operation was considered the best course at this time.
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Paul Butteralough
Orpha Bridge
Monticello
Logansport
Paul
Philippines farms show double corn harvests by Filipino youths
A historical note praises Philippine agricultural schools and a Filipino legislature expanding farm output. It highlights crops like hemp sugar cane coconuts coffee tapioca pineapples and lumber with idle lands and a population of about 11 million versus Japan's 55 million. The piece stresses future growth potential and Christian Filipinos.
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United States
Philippine
Philippines
Islands
Japan
Orient
Painful Accident Cripples Warsaw Man
Merlie McGlennen of Warsaw sustained severe injuries after falling between two train cars near Peru while returning from Indianapolis. Both feet were crushed. doctors amputated the left foot just in front of the heel, with attempts to save the right foot continuing at Peru hospital.
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Merlie McGlennen
Warsaw
Merlie
Perus
Clymer Attends County Education Board Meeting in Warsaw
J F Clymer attended the regular meeting of the county board of education in Warsaw on Tuesday. The session was in progress as he participated in the discussion of district education matters.
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Warsaw
County Board of Education
Brothers Called to Hiram Haney’s Serious Illness
Mrs Lou Reed and Mrs D W Kreisher traveled from North Manchester to attend the ill brother Hiram Haney. They were called to his bedside during the last days of the previous week.
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Lou Reed
D. W. Kreisher
Manchester
Hiram Haney
Mrs Stickel Visits In Town Enroute Home From Michigan
Mrs. H. A. Stickel and her son were in town for a few days at the start of the week visiting sister Mrs. Alice Hill and other relatives in the east part of town. She plans to return to Peru after a five week visit with her son William and family at Allegan Michigan. She reports they are getting along very nicely.
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H. A
Stickel
Alice Hill
Peru
William
Allegan
Michigan
Wreck on Big Four freight line south of Warsaw
A freight wreck on the Big Four railroad just south of Warsaw caused an estimated loss of 100000 to 200000. Fourteen cars left the rails but there were no deaths or injuries. Several coal gondolas and other cars were badly damaged and track sidelined by scattered coal and twisted rails.
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Big Four
Warsaw
Trustees Recommend Township Stores as School Book Depositories
State Superintendent L. N. Hines suggests township trustees and school boards serve as depositories and merchants for school textbooks due to last year’s shortages and the likely recurrence, with books sold through designated local authorities.
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L. N. Hines
Learn to Swim Week Highlighted by Red Cross
National Red Cross designates July 12 19 as Learn to Swim week with branch chapters nationwide promoting swimming lessons. A water carnival at Center Lake Warsaw on July 19 will award certificates and badges to all who demonstrate skill including 100 yards, 50 yards in 28 seconds and 100 feet with 25 pound weight.
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National Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Center Lake
Warsaw
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U. B. Church
Son
Service Band
Bash
Michigan Institution
Anna Ring-Lippley
Florence Rhine
Grover Arnold
Scotts
Lake Boy Now
Pital
Peru Hospital
Wolverine State
Lake
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