Funeral services for Mrs. Angynettie Worley in Claypool
Mrs. Angynettie Worley died after a brief illness at her brother Ezra Bloom’s home in Claypool on Wednesday April 30 1913 aged 48 years 5 months and 6 days. She was a United Brethren Church member and wife of the late William Worley. Survived by four daughters two brothers Frank Ezra and sister Lydia Sagesman. Funeral at U B church Claypool Saturday at 6 AM conducted by Rev. McCoy with interment Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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Angynettie Worley
Ezra Bloom
Claypool
United Brethres
Lydia Sagesman
U. B
Rev. McCoy
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Barefooted Girl Found, Taken In by Geiger Couple
A small girl arrived at the Geiger home south of town Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Geiger, who found her, decided to keep the child in their care and raise her.
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Dick Geiger
Wintering at Yellow Creek ends for Adams family
John Adams and wife returned home last week from near Yellow Creek lake after spending the winter with their daughter and family.
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John Adams
Yellow Creek Lake
Condo as attorney general candidate speaks at Myrtle Glenn Park
A Sunday afternoon speech by condo, a socialist candidate for attorney general, drew a fair crowd at Myrtle Glenn Park. Weather kept many away, but condo impressed with an excellent talk outlining the issues.
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Condo
Myrtle-Glenn Park
Shall We Oil Silver Laks Streets This Summer
The board of trustees will meet in regular session tomorrow to discuss oiling the streets. Residents along main streets have largely signed a petition in favor, and the subscription list is at the Recokp office with a public complete list promised next week.
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Honorable Board of Trustees of
Little City
Recokp
We Sell Old Papers At Five Cents A Bunch
A notice announces sale of assorted old papers at five cents per bunch while supplies last. The item hints at a limited stock event but provides no dates or location.
Remodel Church Plans Move and Brick Facade
Trustees of the U. B. church met Monday to approve extensive spring repairs. The building will be moved several feet south and receive a large basement. It will be clad in brick and transformed into a neat up to date edifice.
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U. B. Church
Fell Down Stairs Injures Mrs Anna Drudge in Anderson
Mrs Anna Drudge living with her daughter Mrs A Chambers in Anderson suffered a painful fall on a landing while descending stairs. Her right arm between the wrist and elbow and her right shoulder blade were broken. Sons Edward Andrew and Benny Drudge were notified and she was improving as press time approached.
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Mrs. Drudge
Four Year Old Geiger Child Injured by Washing Machine
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Geiger residing south of town severely mashed the little finger on his left hand when a washing machine fell over while at play last Saturday. He was taken to a physician for care of the injured member.
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Herald Geiger
Dick’’ Geiger
Firewalls Repaired on Two Local Buildings
The Odd Fellows building had its firewall repaired last week. This week the east firewall on the Yount building was torn down to near the roof and rebuilt.
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Odd Fellows
Yount
Hand Injured by Barbed Wire Incident
Ira Kissinger sustained multiple deep cuts to his right hand on Tuesday forenoon when his band contact with barbed wire while handling it.
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Ira Kissinger
Measles Sufferers Listed Among Local Names
Iva Nieckrill Will Wederick Hugh Snyder and Bernice Maggart are among residents who contracted measles the first of the week.
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Iva Nieckrill
Will Wederick
Hugh Snyder
Bernice Maggart
Sapulpa Man Visits Old Town After Six Years
Charles Saner arrived last Saturday from Sapulpa Oklahoma and was taken to his brother Lloyd Saner’s home west of town. In six years the town has undergone many changes, noticed during his brief Saturday morning call.
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Charles Saner
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Lloyd Saner
Saner
Blacksmith Suffers Shoulder Injury in Bourbon
Ed Wiley a Bourbon blacksmith met a severe accident Monday while at work. He tripped fell backward and struck his left shoulder breaking the bone. First aid was administered at the shop and he is under care.
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Ed Wiley
Bourbon
Hay wagon accident injures William Zellers near Center church
William Zellers fell from a hay wagon last Saturday near Center church north of town while driving the team. He sustained numerous bruises and possible internal injuries but was reported as progressing as well as could be expected after being found beside the wagon and rushed to a nearby house for aid.
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William Zellers
Here
Mr. Zellers
Zetlers
Mrs Henry Rager Returns Home From Winter Visit
Mrs Henry Rager spent the winter in North Manchester with her daughter and has returned home accompanied by Mrs Dennis Dulany who stayed a few days with them.
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Henry Rager
Dennis Dulany
Manchester
Dulany
Typhoid Illness Reported for Charles Yates in Paducah
Relatives report Charles Yates has typhoid fever at his Paducah Kentucky home. He was very ill last week but is improving in the latest update and hopes are raised for a swift recovery. Mr Yates is a son of Mrs Esther Yates who lives in the town's south part.
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Charles Yates
Paducah
Kentucky
Yates
Esther Yates
Confined to Home By Rheumatism at 79
Fred Sunday, aged 79, has been confined to his home for a week due to an attack of rheumatism. He has been in failing health for some time but could still get about until this rheumatic trouble began.
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Fred Sunday
Indiana Cigarette Law Tightens Restrictions on Minors
The article notes Indiana's new cigarette law taking effect May 1. It bans anyone under twenty one from smoking or buying cigarettes and forbids merchants from selling to minors. Violators face fines up to one hundred dollars and up to three months in jail.
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Indiana
Mrs Demus Dies Sudenly in Roanoke Funeral Held
Mrs Demus died suddenly at her Roanoke home last Saturday funeral held Monday Emery Shutt of this place is her daughter and was visiting when the death occurred a message sent to Mr Shutt who went to Roanoke.
Far From It Doctor Go and Stay in the Country
Fragmentary note advises taking moderate exercise and sleeping in the open to stay healthy. The text reads as an old advisory exhortation with unclear attribution and broken phrasing. Continuous instruction about health routines appears in a rural or periodical context.
HEREON FURLOUGH Clem Teeter With The Navy
Clem Teeter, recently joined the navy and stationed at North Chicago, will visit his parents west of town until May 6. He will then report to North Chicago, proceed to San Francisco for two days with fellow seamen, and be sent to China and on to the Mediterranean to join the U S fleet in active service.
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Clem Teeter
Navy
North Chicago
J. A. Teeter
San Francisco
China
United States Fleet
Clem
Sam
Myron Van Doran Funeral Held in Burket
The funeral for Myron Van Doran was held in Burket last Sunday with burial at Palestine cemetery. He was 87 and survived by three sons and one daughter along with other relatives and friends.
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Myron van Doran
Burket
Palestine Cemetery
Mr. van Doran
Will Hold Market at Fitton and Hamman Store
The U B aid society will hold a market at Fitton and Hamman store on Saturday May 10 featuring dressed chicken home made bread cakes pies and other eatables. Remember the date and place.
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U. B. Aid Society
Fitton and Hamman
Arranging to Go to Winona
J D Lee Cline and his wife are in Winona preparing a leased summer cottage. They plan to move there in a few days as Mr Cline starts teaching at the college next week.
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J.D. Lee Cline
Winona
Mr. Cline
Mrs Linda Saner Visits Son Lloyd West of Town
Mrs Linda Saner arrived at the bedside of her son Lloyd Saner west of town on Monday evening. She has lived in Long Beach California for several years.
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Linda Saner
Lloyd Saner
Saner
Long Beach
California
Magazine Agency promotes discounted subscriptions
Brush Hanson at the REcorpD office in Silver Lake advertises as an authorized subscription agency saving time and money. They offer catalogs with Money Saving Magazine Clubs and invite readers to call for a copy.
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Brush & Hanson
Recorpd
Silver Lake
Music pamphlet at Rec ORD office ten cents a copy
A brief notice announces vocal and instrumental music available at the REC ORD office for a price of ten cents per copy. It highlights accessible distribution and suggests residents may obtain the music locally.
War relic description of cone shaped steel artifact
A fragmentary entry describes a cone shaped steel war relic brought to the office. The object’s bottom is about three and a half inches across and its height about three and a quarter inches. It weighs five pounds ten ounces.
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J. F.skinner
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Clay
Geiger
United Brethren Church
Anna Drudge
A. ©. Chambers
Anderson
Black
Hart
Recomp Office
Sudenly
Eres
Rogramme
Lake Township
Union Sunday School
Mrs
S. B. Burdge
Chester Bouse
Bvard Maggert
William H. Kern
Orpha Butterbaugh
Henry A. Ferree
A. Z. Friberger
J.E. Rowland
Hugh C. Snyder
P. Homsan
Uncle Sam’s ‘Fleet
Myron van Dorn
Son
Agency
J. F. Skinner
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