Young Couple Wed In Fort Wayne Then Depart On Wedding Trip
A marriage license was issued in Warsaw on Thursday to Kenneth Matchelte a traveling salesman of Fort Wayne and Miss Marie Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Carr near town. The ceremony occurred last Saturday at three in Fort Wayne at the couple’s new home. They left for a two week wedding trip through the east and Canada.
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Warsaw
Kenneth Matchelte
Fort Wayne
Marie Car
A. M. Carr
East
Canada
Double Wedding in Warsaw for Metzger and Metzger Siblings
Last Saturday afternoon in Warsaw a double wedding was held at Rev. Hamilton's home. Milton Metzger of Sidney marries Trilby Metzger of Sidney, brother and sister. A license was issued to Mil ton Metzger and Miss Mary Galbreath of Pierceton and Eldon Howard of Fort Wayne and Miss Trilby Metzger. Witnesses were the parents of the contracting parties.
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Warsaw
Milton Metzger
Sidney
Mary Galbreath
Piercston
Eldon Howard
Fort Wayne
Trilby Metzger
Rev. Hamilton
Very Large Apple Tree in Virginia Records Big Harvest
The largest recorded U S apple tree sits six miles from Stewart Virginia. It is 120 years old, 12 feet in circumference and 60 feet high with a 70 foot spread. In one season it yielded 128 bushels of apples, a yield that could feed many families.
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United States
Stewart Virginia
Keplingers Return to Chicago After Nearby Visit
Dr and Mrs Roy Keplinger were in town for a day or two last week visiting relatives and friends. They stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Eli Keplinger in North Manchester and with his siblings Roscoe Keplinger and Blaine Warren families nearby as well as with sister Mrs Howard Hemmer and family in Warsaw.
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Roy Keplinger
Eli Keplinger
Manchester
Blaine Warren
Roscoe Keplinger
Howard Hemmer
Warsaw
Lucky Tiger Sales Surpass Two Million Bottles
A Kansas City firm reports phenomenal growth for Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy. In about five years since market launch the company shows annual sales exceeding two million bottles sold to druggists, with thousands of gallons sold via barber trade.
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Lucky Tiger Remedy Company
Kansas City
Lucky ‘Tiger Hair Remedy
Legal notices to publish in The RECORD urged
Instructions to attorneys to place all legal notices in The RECORD to maximize control and ensure publication. Emphasizes notices of appointment of administrator executor guardian surveys roads ditches non-resident sales of real estate and similar actions should be submitted to preferred paper for publicity. urges clients not to rely on others.
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Reecord
Sawfish Bred in Aquarium Tank At Miami Beach
Aquarium officials sought to keep a sawfish alive in an outdoor tank at Miami Beach. The fish laid nine live pups after four days, the mother died within three weeks, and the pups grew to about two feet before a parasitic attack killed them one by one.
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Aquarium
Miami Beach
Truck Dash Causes Fence Damage Near Dr Leckrone Office
Miss Mary Clymer driving to the onion field lost steering after an alley clash near Dr Leckrone’s office. The truck crossed a steep bank, tore down a fence, nearly struck a post and a tree, then bogged in soft ground before help arrived and the machine was freed. No injuries were reported.
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Mary Clymer
Onion Field
Dr. Leckrone
Miss Clymer
Time Was Had at Mrs Helser Birthday Gathering
A surprise party honored Mrs. Mary Helser at the Hurl Helser home northeast of town on Sunday with about fifty friends and relatives. Guests from Fort Wayne Bippus Wabash Andrews Silver Lake and nearby areas attended for social time music and a noon dinner.
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Mary Helser
Hurl Helser
Henry Hiner
Wabash
George Stuseworth
Andrews
Mahlon Rhodes
Dewey
Sherman Rhodes
Babe
William Breakbeil
Ruby
Harmon Drudge
Gladys
Charles Grosh
Silver Lake
Attainment of Patriarchs in Horchies Belgium Ends Life Riddle
The Belgian village of Horchies near Mons with 3000 residents celebrates two diamond weddings and five golden weddings as well as a centenarian Francois Colin. The text notes many residents reach old age, dating back to a 18th century birth, while workers endure little overtime and strict abstinence. It questions if longevity remains under a new regime and predicts future confirmation.
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Ponce de Leon
Herchies
Hainaut
Mons
Belgium
Francois Colin
Petroleum Briquets As Fuel Reported By American Officer
An American consular officer in France describes petroleum briquets as fuel. They weigh half as much as coal and yield twice the heat. They store well, are smoke and odor free, burn with a white flame eight to ten inches high, and are made from petroleum mixed with secret chemicals under 300 psi molding.
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France
Eighth Grade Commencement Set at Winona on June 9
Kosciusko county eighth grade graduates will hold their commencement at Winona on Saturday June 9. An excellent program is planned, though the number of graduates is smaller than in past years.
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Kosciuskoecounty
Winona
Health Officers Meet Amid Statewide Health Talks
Dr. Amiss traveled to Indianapolis on Tuesday to join a gathering of health officers from across the state. The meeting focused on statewide public health issues and coordinated efforts among districts.
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Dr. Amiss
Indianapolis
X Ray Replaces Radium in Early Medical Debate
Sir Thomas Parkinson, a British surgeon and consulting physician to the American hospital for English soldiers, argues radium is a failure and dangerous. He cites that many leading surgeons have discarded it in favor of X rays as a more effective remedy.
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Thomas’ Parkinson
Lloyd George
Live Chicks Shipments From U S To Manitoba
Hundreds of thousands of live chicks travel through Ohio Indiana and Iowa to Manitoba Canada each spring. Consul General Britain explains late Canadian seasons hinder early fertility and demand. Despite long journeys and bad weather, heated cars keep chicks warm and losses are small.
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Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Manitoba
Canada
Britain
Department of Commerce
Girls Should Play More Says London Doctor
Dr. W. H. Hamer, London school medical officer, argues girls need more play and boys should share domestic tasks. He cites higher rates of defective vision heart disease anemia and spinal curvature among schoolgirls, linked to less outdoor time and unequal curricula.
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W. H. Hamer
London
Silver Lake Cross Burnings Reported On South Hill
Residents of Silver Lake and nearby areas witnessed a 14 to 16 foot high fiery cross burned on a hill south of town last Saturday around ten. Three shots rang out as flames rose drawing onlookers. no one claimed responsibility though locals suspect Klan members.
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Silver Lake
Croas
Miss Warren Visits Chicago With Dr. Keplinger Family
Visiting in Chicago Miss Wretha Warren accompanies her uncle Dr. Roy Keplinger and wife to their home Sunday and will stay there for a couple of days.
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Dr. Roy * Keplinger
Chicago
Town Visit Highlights Hannah Armey and Family
Mrs Hannah Armey spent a day in town visiting with her brother Emanuel Leckrone and his wife. It was her first downtown trip in months due to a difficult winter period.
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Hannah Armey
Emanuel Leckrone
Ordinance banning traction engines on Silver Lake streets
The town of Silver Lake Indiana prohibits driving traction engines or gas tractors on Jefferson and Main streets with lugs or spikes unless spikes are removed. Owners must provide wood planks to cover the streets and violators face fines from five to twenty five dollars per offense. The ordinance becomes effective upon passage and publication.
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Silver Lake
Jefferson
Main
Kosciusko County
Indiana
U. B. Oline Tressie Haney
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United StaTes Government
Post Office Department
United States Treason Savings
Treasury Savings
Brush & Hanson
Record Office
Ind
South Hill
Cality
Miss Wretha Warren
Bonard
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