Sudden Death of Eli Getty in Town
Eli Getty died suddenly Tuesday evening around 7:30 from apoplexy while unloading hay at his son Newton’s farm. He fell at the doorway and died almost instantly. funeral held Thursday afternoon at three from the home, interment at Likeview cemetery. Getty, about 60, leaves a wife, three sons Newton Arthur and Frank, and daughter Mrs Elia Harvey of Indianapolis.
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Eli Getty
Newton
Arthur
Frank
Elia Larvey
Indianapolis
Her
McCoyenciating
Likeview Cemetery
Moved to Country Farm After Household Move
B Hathaway moved the remainder of their household goods to a farm north of town on Wednesday.
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T. B. Hathaway
Ice Cream and Cake Benefit by Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies A D Society of the United Brethren Church will serve tea cream and cake in the Fred Sunsune room on Jefferson Street next Thursday evening. Proceeds benefit church work.
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Ladies A.d Society of the United Brethren
Hureti
Fred Sunsune
Jefferson Street
First Time in Years Visit at M. Smith Home
Thomas Leonard and his wife visited last Friday at the M. Smith home. It was the first trip away from home in several years due to his poor health.
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Ae Ee
M. Smith
Irandpa
Thomas Leonard
Tuberculosis Facts and Prevention Advice
Tuberculosis is preventable and curable in early stages with pure air sunshine rest good food and medical care. The disease often shows loss of appetite strength weight indigestion a slight cough fever and flushed cheeks. Do not move into a house where a consumptive has lived until it is thoroughly fumigated.
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Readers urged to call 62 with tips and news about themselves or friends. The notice invites quick tips and local sightings, promising prompt coverage and a speedy response from editors.
Death of Infant in Marion Funeral Held for Orvill Goss
The three months old infant of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Goss died Monday evening at the John Goss home east of town where the family had been staying since Mr. Cross’s illness. The funeral was held in Marion at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday.
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Orvill
Vernon Goss
John Goss
Town
Mr. Cross
Marion
Suit filed for damages in Wabash circuit court
In Wabash circuit court Monday G W Case C H Olinger and J W Warvel named defendants in a 210000 damage suit over the death of 11 year old Morris Evan who was struck by an automobile driven by Case and occupied by Olinger. Evan was riding a bicycle with a companion on the hoodie bars when the crash occurred May 22 1913.
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Wabash
G. W. Case
C.H. Olinger
J. W. Warvel
Morris Evan
Olinger
Case
Evan Lad
Evin Lad
Boozy North Manchester Riders Cause Ditch Upset
In North Manchester two men named Martin and Johnson driving a buggy rolled into a ditch north of town. Martin was jailed after being brought in by Constable Myers. Johnson drove on and later released the next day.
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Bea Martin
Johnson
Manchester
SC Martin
Johnen
Martin
Myers
Children's Exercises At M. E. Church Draw Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the Sunday evening children's exercises at the M. E. Church. Participants performed very well in the entertainment.
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M. E
Ladies visit Winona group from Sidney and Rushville
Mesdames Ly. F. Hamman W. hi. Davis and J. W. Ferrerda traveled to Winona Monday for a short stay. They were joined by Miss Mable Deaton of Sidney and Mrs. Fisk of Rushville for the visit.
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Mesdames Ly
Claypool Man Recovers After Stroke of Paralysis
Simon Kissinger of Claypool suffered a stroke Monday morning affecting his entire right side. He gradually recovered and can now use his right limbs a little. He is past 16 and has worked as a plasterer for over forty years, earning wide acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Kissinger
Claypool
Mr. Kissiger
Mrs N Shireman Dies After Long Illness In Town
Mrs N Shireman of the south part of town died last Friday afternoon after two years of poor health. She leaves her husband and two daughters. Funeral was held Sunday after an autopsy revealed a tumorous breast growth that reached her heart and occupied internal organs.
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Shireman
Hrs. Amiss
Leckrone
Obituary of Nora Shireman Daughter of Henry Clymer
Nora Shireman born February 5 1806 died July 18 1913 aged 47 years 5 months 13 days survived by husband two daughters two grandchildren a sister and many friends. She faced illness with Christian patience and was interred at the Church of the Brethren near Silver Lake after rites by Rev T D Butterbaugh.
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Margery E. Clymer
Rand
Henry Esler
Nezina Carpenter
Shireman
Church of the Brethren
Silver Lake
T. D. Butterbaugh
Local riders flock to Kenton Harbor on Sunday run
Several residents from here joined a group for a Sunday outing at Kenton Harbor spending the day by the water and taking in the run rate activity advertised for visitors.
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Kenton Harbor
Henry L. Oldfather Now a Happy Man for Sure
Henry L. Oldfather, manager for the Peoples Mutual Telephone Company, has been the happiest man in town since last Friday. His automobile, out of service for over two months, is back in operation and he can resume travel to handle business across multiple points. The delayed engine repair caused him to worry about railways and time, but his car is now running, easing his schedule.
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H. L. Oldfather
Peoples Mutual Telephone Company
Vacation Time Promotes Rest and Broadens Outlook
The article urges annual vacations for workers and farmers alike to refresh the mind and gain broader life views. It promotes short trips to cities or lakes, emphasizes change of scene, and notes even busy periods should allow cycling time off to relax and recharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Death of Mrs Andrews at 82 in Barket
Mrs James Andrews aged 82 died Monday evening in Barket. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at Palestine.
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James Andrews
Barket
Palestine
Death of William Bull at age 86 in Rensselaer
William Bull aged above 86 died in Rensselaer Tuesday night following a four year illness. He was the father of Mrs. C. C. Carter of this place, who had stayed at his bedside for weeks. Mr. Carter traveled to Rensselaer to attend the funeral held today.
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William Bull
Rensselaer
Mr. Bull
Outing by Auto Visits Silver Lake from Decatur
A. Kauffman and Mesdames Fannie Kauffman Meyer Rosenfield and Harry Segar of Decatur Illinois toured Silver Lake by automobile Monday. They visited Winona and headed to Franklin for Mr Kauffman real estate interests before looping to Indianapolis then to their Illinois home. The party was praised as excellent and hoped to return.
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A. Kauffman
Fannie Kauffman
Meyer Rosenfield
Harry Segar
Decatur
Illinois
Silver Lake
Winona
Franklin
Kauffman
Indianapolis
Conductor A C Chambers Moves to Elkhart
A. C. Chambers long time Big Four conductor moved to Elkhart last week and now operates the Elkhart Indianapolis run on the night train, making the return trip on the slg moroiog train.
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A. C. Chambers
Elkhart
Indianapolis
County Council Chooses to Table County Agent Appropriation
Koseluske county council met in special session to appropriate funds for a county agent after a 500 dollar farmer petition. All but one councilman voted to table. farmers oppose the idea while business men funded most of the 3500. The law requires action, and a mandamus suit may compel a decision.
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Koseluske County
Elmer Christner Moves to Town and Takes Dray Post
Elmer Christner moved to town today and occupies the Hathaway house in the east part of town. He will drive the dray for Glenn Tullis.
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Elmer Christner
Hathaway
Glenn Tullis
Roann Man Found Dead Early Monday Morning
Charles Shillinger aged 54 was found dead on the lawn near his Roann home early Monday morning. He had heart trouble. authorities suppose he arose seeking relief. He served as a rural carrier out of Roann for years and is survived by his wife and one daughter. The funeral was held Wednesday.
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Charles Shillinger
Roann
Shillinger
Lumber Supply Ad Promises Immediate Shipment
If you need any kind of Lumber call No. 15 or see the Claypool Lumber & Coal Co. We've got it and can ship at once.
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Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Michigan man travels for brother’s funeral
Solomon Rhoades of Niles Michigan came down last Saturday for his brother Abraham Rhoades funeral. Before returning home he arranged for the RECORD to visit him weekly for the coming year keeping him in touch with dogs around Silver Lake.
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Solomon Rhoades
Niles
Michigan
Abraham Rhoades
Rhodes
The
Record
Silver Lake
Burage Urges Tuberculosis Fight Over Hog Cholera
Prof BurragePresident of the Indiana Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis urged Crawfordsville crowds to prioritize human health over hog concerns. He called for county civic groups, school talks, newspaper cooperation, and county shelters to eradicate tuberculosis in Indiana, noting 4,000 deaths last year and only 12 from smallpox. An exhibit by Dr Fred A Ennis accompanied the talk.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsville Chautauqua
Burrage
Indiana Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Montgomery County
United States
Indiana
Fred A. Ennis
Montgomery County Association For the Study and Prevention of
Vaudeville Troupe Plays Three-Day Engagement in Ment
The vaudeville at the Park drew a largely attended show last weekend with entertainment above average. The troupe then headed to Ment on Monday for a three days engagement.
Western Girl drama under canvas draws large crowd
The Ketro and Trover Company presented the show Four Western Girls under canvas last Friday night to a large audience. The performance was well received though some rough edges appeared as actors delivered their roles.
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Ketro & Trover
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North Manchester
Mrs. N. Shireman
Noah Shireman
Nora Shireman
Henry
Benton Harbor
Henry L. Oldfather
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