Local residents and visitors visit Warsaw area
Mrs Charles Young was in Warsaw Thursday. Mrs Ross Lippincott came from Elkhart visiting with her mother Mrs Kate Drudge and sister Mrs Johnn Ayers. Gladys Sprigg visited Wednesday night with Roy Sprigg’s family. Dr L C Meek of Viola tends smallpox patients. Tony Underhill and family returned to Van Buren after visiting. Mrs S A M Spitzer came from Warsaw. Lyman Metzger returned from Wenatchee after his father’s death. Subscriber for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Lippincott
Elkhart
Kate Drudge
Johnn Ayers
Misa Gladys Sprigg
Warsaw
Roy Sprigg
Tony Underhill
van Buren Wednes
Mrs. L. D. Underhill
Lyman Metzger
Wenatchee
Washington
Entertained Society Groups Meet at Several Homes
Members of the M. E. aid society gathered at Mrs. S B Burdge home on Wednesday. Mazda class of the Methodist Sunday School were entertained at Frank Townsend home last evening. S. IT. club guests visited Miss Iva McKrill at her home last Saturday. Mothers club met at Mrs. R M Frye home last Friday afternoon. Mrs D F Hamman hosted the embroidery club Friday afternoon. Reading club members were entertained by Mrs. Pearson at her home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid Society
Mazda
Methodist Sunday School
Frank Townsend
S. It’. Club
Iva MckKrill
Mothers Club
D. F. Hamman
Embroidery Club
Reading Club
Pearson
Divorce case heard in Superior Court involving Cauffman Creiger
Mr and Mrs Joshua Leffel and Mrs F D Hayman testified as witnesses in the Cauffman Creiger divorce case in Superior Court last week in Hikhart. The proceedings extended multiple days with the trial continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Leffel
F. D. Hayman
Hikhart
Real Estate Sale Planned for Hannah Getty Estate
Guardian W H Kern will sell all real estate of Hannah Getty deceased on Saturday March 24 at the Commercial State Bank from 2 to 4 a m. The sale offers a chance to acquire good property in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kern
Hannah Getty
Commercial State Bank
Summe Brothers Open House Drawings Draw Crowd at Silver Lake
The Summe Brothers held an opening event drawing at Roger and Yount hall in Silver Lake. A large crowd attended as weather stayed wintry. Prizes included items such as aluminum ware vacuum cleaner knives forks silver spoons and more awarded to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summe Brothers
Roger & Yount
Silver Lake
John Cass
Sherman Rhodes
Ed Fisher
Arthur
M. Carlini
Samuel Reed
Joe Smith
Gust Zobrosky
Ulsh
Ezra Evans
Hlimer Metzger
Mrs. Jacob Haney
Charles Hamman
Ezra Hutfuian
Matt Snyder
Norman Tucker
Bill Book
George Lafong
Joe C. Alrey
Dick Geiger
Jones Family Move Welcomed to Silver Lake
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jones moved their household effects from Mentone to Silver Lake today. Mr. Jones bought the PEF Helser drug line months ago and recently had an appendicitis operation in a Fort Wayne hospital. He is recovering, and the community welcomes the family to their city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. &. Jones
Mentone
Mr. Jones
PEF Helser
Fort Wayne
Silver Lake
Jones
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Silver Lake
The undersigned offers for sale at a bargain the residence property of Milton Ball on North Jefferson Street in Silver Lake. The property includes a residence, fruit trees, and half an acre of land. Full particulars at the Commercial State Bank. Jesse E. Eschbach, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ball
Jefferson Street
Silver Lake
Commercial State Bank
Jesse E. Eschbach
Woman Near Asphyxiation Suffered Prolonged Illness
Quite sick Mrs John Laughmen has been at home south of the Big Four Station for a week. She had long poor health and ten days ago nearly suffocated by gas from a coal stove. Since then complications arose and her condition grew serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laughmen
Big Four Station
Social raises total of 1730 for Mazda class funds
The Mazda class of the M. I. Sunday school cleared the neat sum of 1730 dollars last Saturday at a social event.
Moving into Brenneman property north of town
Samuel Clink and his wife move today into the Lottie Brenneman residence located just north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Clink
Lottie~ Brenneman
Getting Along Nicely Between Cousins In Texas and Ohio
H L Groninger reports a letter from his cousin Samuel Lantz now in San Antonio Texas. Lantz works on an M K T engine on a construction train while Bayshot J S Keller handles an Erie construction train engine. Both are back at their old jobs and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.L. Groninger
Samuel Lantz
San Antonio Texas
Mr. Lantz
Bayshot J. S. Keller
Erie
Disko
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Silver Lake Indiana
Administrator of Charles E. Without estate announces a private sale by order of Kosciusko Circuit Court. On April 7, 1917, between 2 and 4 pm, at the decedent’s realty in Kosciusko County the lot 91 in Sella Addition to Silver Lakeville will be offered for sale with court approval and minimum price equal to appraised value. One third cash, balance in two installments up to 12 to 18 months, notes bearing 6 percent interest, mortgage security on the property. Attorneys Bachbech & Bloane represent the administrator William H. Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Without
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Commercial State. Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Kosciusko County
Sella
Silver Lakeville
William H. Kern
Bachbech & Bloane
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Charles Young
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Uncle Sam
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Steel
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City Hall
Manchester
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Marion Guy
Seward
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Henry Cress
Monroe E. E. Valentine
Clay Oda Valentine
C. I. Tully
Ray Kissinger
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