Funeral Planned After Local Woman Dies at Home
Mrs. George Baker died at her home north west of this place Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The funeral will be held at Palestine.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
5
Mrs. George Baker died at her home north west of this place Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The funeral will be held at Palestine.
Lee Sarber of Palestine is in the county jail charged with selling fish to Jonathan Tinkey. Deputy Game Warden John Rigney arrested him. His trial was held today.
Cemetery notice announces summer care of Lakeview lots by Russell Kerlin. Those not arranging care may have their lots cared for by sending their name to the Record office with one dollar.
Mrs. Lula Kinsey and her young daughter returned to Leesburg last Saturday after staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clink north of town. Ed Irvin and family from northeast of Claypool visited at Mrs. Earl Spangle's south of town, accompanied by Mrs. Irvine's mother Mrs. Fike.
Miss Mildred Jones returns to Mentone after a week with EB Jones family. Miss Lucy Underhill visits Alexandria with Mrs. Maynard. Miss Phyllis Underhill returns from Van Buren with her brother Tony Underhill. Elmo Lehman visits from North Manchester. Frank Helser does business in Fort Wayne. Leonard and Murphy offer purebred Poland China spring pigs for sale. Miss Lucile Valentine heads home to Claypool after a Sunday visit to Kissinger and Whittle. Claypool undertaker begins Ford service. Mrs. Hart Haney visits from Montpelier with Jack Burt and Haney family. Audrie Haney stays several weeks. Mrs. Walter Hamman and children return from fifteen days with her mother in Alexandria.
Several short items note people visiting relatives in Chicago and movers placing residences on new properties. Small ads promote self threading needles at 10 cents, plus cattle, a shorthorn calf, a farm mare with foal, a cheap carriage, and discounted name cards at the Record office.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1917 Charles W W Harlan plaintiff files complaint to quiet title to real estate in Kosciusko County Indiana. Unknown defendants include Lewis Beach William N Beach Sophia Beach and many others with unknown residences alleged as non residents. Action seeks to quiet title to southeast quarter of section 34 township 34 north range 6 east. Defendants are summoned to appear by September 3 1917 at Warsaw Indiana court house or answer/demur. Clerk Aaron A Rasor July 10 1917.
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