Married Sunday in Sidney Miss Luda Deaton Weds Dale Hamman
The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home in Sidney with Rev. A. E. Bagby officiating. Miss Luda Gelden Deaton and Mr. Dale S Hamman married May 28 and left for Fort Wayne then Indianapolis before returning to Silver Lake to a home on North Jefferson Street. The couple are welcomed by numerous friends.
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Sidney
Luda Gelden Deaton
Dale S*itton
A. E. Bagby
The
Christian Church
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Silver Lake
Hamman
North
Jefferson Street
Farmers Bank
Mrs Susan Spangle Dies After Cancer Battle
Funeral for Mrs. Susan Spangle of nearby towns was held in Marion last Sunday with interment at Gas City cemetery. Wife of Isaac Spangle she lived apart from him after a brief marriage and had been bedridden with cancer since August.
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Susan Spangle
Marion
Gas City
Fishermen Fred Furman and Ottis Swaney Visit Pearson Howe Lake
Fred Furman and Ottis Swaney from Summittyvle stayed over Saturday and Sunday at Pearson Howe. They fished on Monday and landed a goodly number of tinny trite on the lake.
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Fred Furman
Ottis Swaney
Summittyvle
Pearson Howe
Death of Samuel Cuffel at Roann aged 11
Samuel Cuffel died at his home near Roann last Friday evening at the age of 11 years. The funeral was held Sunday at Roann with many relatives and friends in attendance. He resided in the Roann area for years and was known for honesty and kindness to family. He leaves several children and grandchildren, all but one grandchild present. Mrs. W A Swihart of this place is one daughter.
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Samuel Juffel
Roann
Cufffel
W. A. Swihart
Reverend Walter Hanning to Preach Here and at Rose Hill
Rev Walter Hanning of Springfield Ohio a Wittenberg student will preach at the Lutheran church here next Sunday at 930 AM and at Rose Hill at 730 PM.
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Walter Hanning
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenburg
Lutheran Church
Rose Hill
Purchased Fine Bunch of Live Stock
T. C. McClure and D. F. Homman bought a car load of extra fine cattle in the southern part of the state last week. The stock arrived Thursday and was driven to the Bolin farm southeast of here, owned by the two men, where it will be pastured this summer and should bring a neat sum next fall.
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T.C. McClure
D. F. Homman
Bolin Farm
Here
McClure
Homman
First of Season Strawberries Sold at Pearson Restaurant
The first home grown strawberries of the season arrived last Saturday brought by Albert Whittenberger and were placed on sale at the Pearson restaurant in town.
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Albert Whittenberger
Pearson
Fire devastates North Webster businesses and barns
A Saturday afternoon blaze swept through North Webster destroying a number of business places a livery barn several private barns a dwelling and other structures. The fire is believed caused by children playing with matches in a hay mow. Total loss estimated at 45000 with about 8500 insurance coverage.
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North Webster
Mrs Levi Oldfather Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Levi B Oldfather 68 died at her Rua area home after an extended illness. She married in 1862, later worn by war service, and spent years in the west before moving to Indiana for about thirty years. She leaves a husband and no children. Funeral services were held Monday at Rose Hill church with Rev J W Tillman of North Manchester.
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Levi B. Oldfather
Rua
Music Selections at RrEcorps Office Include Higher Grade Vocal
Besides the large collection of 10 cent sheet music at the RrEcorps office you will find many of the higher grade selections in vocal and in instrumental.
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RrEcorps
Sprige Family to Move from Monroe Paulus Property
A. S. Sprige and family vacated the Monroe Paulus property Monday and will occupy the Lutheran parsonage on Sycamore street until September 1 when they take possession of the Babcock property they purchased last week.
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A. S. Sprige
Monroe Paulus
Lutheran Parsonage
Sycamore Street
Babcock
Garden Hedging and Plant Rotation Tips From Josephine de Marr
A gardener advises using vines to hide fences around house grounds with honeysuckle as a durable option. California privet leads hedge plants, followed by barberry, Japanese quince, althea, buckthorn and some roses, while orange serves utility use. A reader shares a soap suds method to remove scale from lemon trees, and cautions against transplanting tenderly treated plants before frosts pass.
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Jack Frost
Josephine de Marr
Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted For Women
An anonymous testimonial from Mrs. M. C. Dunlap of Leadville Tenn praises Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and female trouble. The ad urges readers to try the 25 cent bottle at Rogers, noting a burglar’s awful deed in the lead that contrasts with the pill s promised relief.
Bonano cap marks step toward health and happiness
A cap of Bonano represents progress toward better health and well being. The simple act signals movement along a path to improved happiness and vitality.
Harmony Returns as Weekly Summer Band Concerts Planned
A municipal board approved a $200 appropriation for the band after reconsideration at a special Saturday meeting. An added petition with many taxpayer signatures and business owners supported the request, reflecting broad public demand for summer concerts.
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Peti
Indiana completes state school enrollment tally
A complete enumeration by John S. Hoffman shows 758,250 school children ages 6 to 21 in Indiana, with a net gain of 3,278 from last year. The breakdown includes 384,405 white males, 358,227 white females, 7,836 colored males and 7,782 colored females.
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John S. Hoffman
Children’s Day at United Brethren Church
Children’s day exercises will be held at the United Brethren church in this place on Sunday evening June 4. An excellent program is being arranged. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present.
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United Brethren Church
Old Custom Yet Observed in Silver Lake Hazing
The hazing custom for newly married couples persists in Silver Lake. Mr. and Mrs. D F Hamman endured a surprise joy ride in a decayed vehicle hitched to a city dray, lined with mottos, after a band led procession. Rice showers accompanied the parade through town on Wednesday afternoon.
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Silver Lake
D. F. Hamman
Dale
Band Boys
Death of Mrs. Nancy Clark Funeral Held Today
Mrs. Nancy Clark aged about seventy died at her daughter Mrs Keizer home in Warsaw after a year of paralytic illness and speech loss. Survived by son William Clark Mentone daughter Mrs Keizer Warsaw two brothers Jacob and Hiram Rager Silver Lake and sister Mrs Michael Haney North Manchester. Funeral from the home at one o clock today coinciding with the annual family reunion.
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Nancy Clark
Warsaw
Daniel C. Clark
Silver Lake
William Clark
Mentone
Keizer
Jacob and
Hiram Rager
Michael Haney
North
Manchester
Injury to rider from horse incident at home
Harry Bouse suffered a painful laceration and several stitches after being thrown from a horse owned by Dr. Cary last Friday. The accident confines him to his home for some time but he has accident insurance benefits to help.
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Harry Bouse
Dr. Cary
Bonano Promises Health Boost for Children
A claim that Bonano benefits children by letting them drink like grown ups while improving health and strength is presented as a favorable outcome for kids. The statement links enjoyment with nutrition without providing evidence.
Whittenberger and Flohr Sons Return Home from Indiana Polis School
Everett Whittenberger and a companion from southwest of town return home from a school for mates at Indiana polis. Both boys, sons of local residents, have been studying there for several months and are progressing well.
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Indianapolis
Ezra Flohr
Why 13? APlea for the Power of Thirteen
A discussion questions the superstition around the number 13 citing examples from nature history and symbols. It challenges shy reactions to the number and highlights its repeated appearance in the moon states cards flags currency and heraldry.
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Uncle Sam
Right Use of Clover for Hogs
In clover pastures hogs thrive only if clover is kept young and prevented from flowering. Allowing bloom reduces forage value. with steady rains clover can feed swine from June to early fall, especially in regions where clover grows abundantly.
Decoration Day Observed With Sermons and Flowers
Observed day included a memorial sermon by Rev. A. D. Buck at U B church and a decoration day address by Rev. W. H. Rittenhouse son of a Civil War veteran. Choir songs under J L Lee Cline and a solo by Mrs. Ezra Funk highlighted the program. Comrade Jaques sang "We are Growing Old Together" with strong emotion as veterans and Odd Fellows laid flowers at graves despite earlier rain. Flowers were placed by little girls for fallen comrades and the I C C F added a ritualistic grave decoration follow up. Attendance was large despite inclement weather leaving many at home.
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A. D. Buck
U. B
W. H. Rittenhouse
J. L. Lee Cline
Ezra Funk
F. M. Jaques
Jaques
Commemoration Acknowledgment From Soldiers and Citizens
The article expresses sincere appreciation from old soldiers to Rev Buck Rev Rittenhouse the band the choir and citizens who remembered the dead and aided in the day’s memorial observance.
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Buck
Rittenhouse
Interurban Rights Sold to Fort Wayne Company
J A Barry the promoter who built lines in Indiana sold to Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana company the rights of Fort Wayne and Winona Traction to operate an interurban from Fort Wayne to Warsaw. The deal covers Allen and Whitley counties and Columbia City with the original corporation continuing under minor board changes.
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J. A. Barry
Wabash & Marion
Warsaw
Silver Lake
Claypool
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Company
Fort Wayne & Winona Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Mr. Barry
Allen and
Whitley
Columbia City
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John E. Deaton
Samuel Cuffel
Levi Oldfather
Indiana
U. B. Church
Clark
Isenberger & Flemming
Square
Everett Whittenberger
Mrs
Odd Fellows
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