Obituary notices a Dowagiac resident dies at 64
Died last Friday after a long illness. Mr. Helser born in Ohio aged 64. Survived by wife, one son of Dowagiac, Michigan, a daughter Mrs Frank Haney of this place, four sisters Mrs William Yates Warsaw, Mrs J W Yates, Mrs Susanna Card, Mrs Frank Drudge of this place, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helser
Ohio
Ore Son
Dowagiac
Michigan
Frank Haney
William Yates
Warsaw
J. W. Yates
Susanna Card
Frank Drudge
Obituary of William F Helser of Silver Lake Indiana
William Franklin Helser born May 28 1858 near Thornville Perry County Ohio died June 23 1922 age 64 years 26 days after 18 months of Hodgkin disease. He moved to Indiana at 18 near Silver Lake married Angeline Stickier June 22 1882. Survived by wife son Percy F Helser daughter Mrs Tressie Haney four sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at United Brethren church Silver Lake with Rev Moyne Landis officiating. Interment Lakeview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franklin Helser
Levi
Maryann Helser
Thornville
Perry
County
Ohio
Hodgekins
Indiana
Silver Lake
Angeline Stickier
Akron
Percy F. Helser
Dowaginc Mich
Tressie Haney
Church of the Brethers
William Yates
Warsaw
J. W. Yates
Frank Drudge
Susanna Card
U. B
Moyne Landis
Card of Thanks for Willam Franklin Helser
The Helser family thanks the people of Silver Lake and the community for kindness shown during illness death and funeral of Willam Franklin Helser. Angeline Helser and children express gratitude.
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Silver Lake
Willam Franklin Helser
Attracted Many Enjoy Silver Lake Music Week
The Bay City youths aged about fourteen performed in the afternoon and evening, with Culver Band playing northern Indiana tunes. The metropolitan orchestra provided free dances in the evening, drawing hundreds to Courtland grounds. They announced a return next Sunday for another program, as visitors praised Silver Lake resorts for local benefit.
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Bay City
Michigan
Stush
Metropolitan
Orchester
Culver
Indiana
Courtland
Silver Lake
Lake
unclear prompt fragment about Clay Township location
A fragment mentions Clay Township located a half mile east of Claypool and references a Beans supply context. The readable text is incomplete and does not provide a complete event, action, or notice to summarize.
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Kentucky
Popes Jon
Clay Township
Claypool
Miss Dorothy May and Pauline Day Visit Grandparents
Miss Dorothy May Day and Pauline Day daughters of Mr and Mrs Herschel Day of Niles Michigan are visiting their grandparents Mr and Mrs H A Moyer west of town during the stay the two sisters spend time with relatives and tour local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy May
Pauline Day
Herschel Day
Niles, Michigan
H. A. _ Moyer
Notice of Administration for Howard K. Slaybaugh Estate
The Kosciusko Circuit Court appoints Arthur B. Slaybaugh as administrator of the estate of Howard K. Slaybaugh, who is declared deceased. The administrator’s filing mentions the estate is solvent. Bowser and Bowser, attorneys, act as counsel. June 24, 1922.
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Russel H. Butler
Kosciusko Circuit
State of
Indiana
Arthur B. Slaybaugh
Bowser & Bowser, Attys
Breeders Advertise Roan Belgian Stallion and Mammoth Jack
Farmers invited to view Malin A. Roan Belgian Draft Stallion and Black Diamond Mammoth Jack at William Butterbaugh farm near Rose Hill. Both horses are pure bred, registered, sound and enrolled with notable size bone and quality. Owner contacts Glen E. Walther and Badsky Walther Butterbaugh, Eel River, Silver Lake phone.
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William Butterbaugh
Rose Hill
Gsad
Badsky, Walther and Butterbaugh
Glen E. Walther
Eel River
Silver Lake
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Silver Lake Elevator Co
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United Brethern Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Church of the Brethern
Angeline Helser
Howard K. Slaybaugh
Braude Packing House
Jesse F. Lynch
Our
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Straus Brothers Company
Ligonier, Indiana
M. B. Knouse
Optometrist
F. G. Fitch Optical Office
Widaman Office
Warsaw, Ind
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Brush ’ & Hanson