Mrs. Bouse Dead In Local Obituary
Mrs. Jacob Bouse died Monday evening at age about sixty five at her southwest town home after ill health. She lived in the area most of her life and was valued as a neighbor and mother. Survived by husband two sons Augustus and Chester two daughters Mrs Sid Aker and Mrs Earl Zileshe. Funeral Thursday forenoon at U B church with Lakeview cemetery burial. Rev. W H Rittenhouse led services.
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Jacob Bouse
U. B
Lakeview Cemetery
W. H. Rittenhouse
Mrs Smith Dies Near Disko. Funeral Held
Mrs. William L E Smith died near Disko last week. Her funeral was held in Disko and burial occurred in Akron cemetery. She was the mother of Mrs. Ralph Kreamer who had been summoned from St. Louis about a week before her death.
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William LE. Smith
Disko
Akron
Death of Miss Oma Metzger Near Town
Miss Oma Metzger died Saturday afternoon at her parents Isaac Doris and wife home about five miles east of town. Death was due to pneumonia from which she had suffered several days. She was about fifteen years old.
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Oma Metzger
Isaac Doris
Miss Metzger
Veterinary Vivian Yates Visits Local Homes
Veterinary Vivian Yates, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Yates of Paducah Kentucky, visited the Underhill and Pearson homes last Thursday. He recently graduated from a veterinary college in Chicago and will return to Kentucky in a few days.
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Vivian Yates
Underhill
Pearson Homes
Charles Yates
Paducah, Ky
Chicago
Kentucky
Little Son Consumed by Pneumonia Prompting Family Return
Mrs. Jack Burt returned home Tuesday from Goshen where she visited with her daughter Mrs. Ray Ferree and helped care for their little son who has been ill with pneumonia.
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Jack Burt
Goshen
Ray Ferree
Five War Savings Stamps Buy Rifle For Soldier
Five War Savings Stamps will fund a rifle for a soldier. The message urges purchases to keep service members equipped and ready.
Local Boys Answer Call of Uncle Sam for Training Camps
Two more youths from the locality reported for men’s training camps on Wednesday. In total twenty one local boys are in Uncle Sam’s service. Dean Hill and Guy S Akers left Warsaw for Fort Thomas Kentucky yesterday morning to begin a period of service.
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Cgpere
Uncle Sam
Dean Hill
Guys Akers
Warsaw
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
Father Undergoes Operation Mise at Home
Hazel Brown received word that her father Ott Brown underwent a serious operation at his home in Hammond on Monday. At latest report, he was getting along, as well as can be expected.
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Hazel Brown
Ott Brown
Hammond
Sunday School Convention at South Pleasant Church
A Sunday School Convention of Pleasant township in Wabash county will be held at the South Pleasant church three miles south of town. The session starts at 1 PM with a second session in the evening. Rev J F Blocher will speak in the evening and Rev Fryberger in the afternoon.
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Pleasant Township
Wabash County
South Pleasant Church
J. F., Blocher
Fryberger
Boys at Camp Taylor Arrive Safely Reports From Silver Lake
Word from local boys at Camp Taylor says they arrived Friday evening and are in good shape. They saw lights, had good meals, and plan to hear from home. The paper lists home address updates and asks for correction or additions to the list of service members.
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Laylor
Uncle Sam
Silver Lake
Patriotic Meeting Honors Soldier at Center Church
A Monday evening service at Center church north of town honored Guy Aker who left for a cantoonment camp in Kentucky. The Christian Endeavor Society hosted musical numbers and talks by Jank Summe and Rev. Richhart, gifting Aker a new testament as thanks.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Church
Hnor
Guy Aker
Kentucky
Jank Summe
Mentone
Richhart
Claypool
Guy
Wilbur Gill Plans Return to Montana After Warsaw Visit
Wilbur Gill, formerly from Warsaw, was in town last Saturday and intends to return to Montana this week, where he has spent over a year. He had been in the area for a stay that followed his time in Warsaw.
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Montana
Homer Alexander Visits Belzonia Resident Town
Homer Alexander of Belzonia Mississippi was in town briefly on Tuesday. He came to visit his parents in Warsaw where his mother has been seriously ill for about ten days. The Alexander family lived here years ago.
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Mentone
John Summe
France
John
Warsaw
Alexander
Homer
Old Town
South Bend Summer Employment Sought by Two Misses
Misses Ruth Leckrone and Trilby Summe traveled to South Bend yesterday to secure employment paths and plan to stay through the summer season.
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Ruth Leckrone
Trilby Summe
South Bend
Sermon by Elder Riggle to Be Held in Silver Lake
Akron elder Riggle will deliver a sermon at the Silver Lake town hall this Thursday evening outlining spiritual guidance for residents and visitors attending the service.
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Riggle
Akron
Silver Lake
Plan For Big Event At Warsaw Odd Fellows Meeting
Members of the Warsaw Lodge of Odd Fellows visited the focal lodge to discuss a special meeting in Warsaw in the coming weeks. It is planned to be the greatest meeting in many years though the date has not yet been decided.
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Warsaw
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Focal
Odd Fellows Lodge
Kosciusko County
War Department
Washington
Homecoming for Mr and Mrs Dave Wood from Illinois
Mr and Mrs Dave Wood returned from Casey Illinois where they had spent the winter and arrived home last Saturday for a short visit at the Albert Wood and A J Hill homes. Mr Wood left Tuesday to resume his school duties while Mrs Wood stayed longer.
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Dave Wood
Casey
Illinois
Albert Wood
A. J. Hill
Mr. Wood
Mrs. Wood
Victoria reading club meeting at Mrs Sprigg home
Entertained members of the Victoria reading club held a meeting Monday night at the Mrs Sprigg home.
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Victoria Reading Club
Mrs
Mothers Club Afternoon at McClure Home Guest Mrs Ray Henderson
Members of the Mothers club were entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs. Ray Henderson at the T. QC. McClure home. The gathering featured light refreshments and socializing among attendees.
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Mothers Club
Ray Henderson
T. QC. McClure
Embroidery Club Meet At Mrs Hill Home
Last Friday afternoon members of the embroidery club were entertained at the Mrs Clarence Hill home.
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Embroidery Club
Magazine Subscription Agency Seeks Readers at Record Office
Brush and Hanson advertise as an authorized subscription agency offering to handle subscriptions for any magazine and to provide money saving catalogs. Call for a catalogue titled Money Saving Magazine Clubs and visit the Record office in Silver Lake.
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Brush & Hanson
Silver Lake
Campaign letter outlines Tom J. Nye wartime service and auditor bid
The author defends claims about his Philippine War service, listing battles and dates, praises his honesty and abilities, and declares candidacy for Auditor. He notes his primary ballot number 25 and thanks supporters.
Michigan visitor Ted Stoneburner in Kalamazoo with kin
Here from Michigan Ted Stoneburner of Kalamazoo is visiting with his sister Mrs Lev Halderman and family.
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Ted Stoneburner
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Mrs
Lev. Halderman
Mrs Alexander Improving at Fort Wayne Visit
Mrs Alexander is improving after hospitalization and is expected to be brought home next week. She was visited in Fort Wayne by Mr and Mrs Jatin Summe Mr and Mrs Bennie Drudge and Frank Alexander along with Deana Summe and Mrs Frank Alexander.
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Jatin Summe
Bennie Drudge
Frank Alexander
Fort Wayne
Deana Summe
Party Honoring Local Draftees Sent to Kentucky Camps
Miss Ethel Skinner hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at her home for Dean Blill Guy Aker and Union Oldfather and other drafted youths reported to training camps in Kentucky. More than twenty young people attended and enjoyed refreshments before departing to wish the boys speed and safe return.
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Ethel Skinner
Dean Blill
Guy Aker
Union Oldfather
Kentucky
Government rules residents restrict pets to protect gardens
State Food Administrator bans cats dogs poultry and rabbits from roaming to conserve food. Violators face government action and fines. Local council plans to discuss the measure at an upcoming regular meeting Friday evening.
Home For Vacation
Everett Whittenberger returned home for the summer vacation from the mute school in Indianapolis after completing term.
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Everett Whittenberger
Inasianapolis
Married Monday in Warsaw Wisconsin
Russel Shoemaker and Icel E Hill were granted a marriage license in Warsaw. The ceremony was performed by Rev Nastzyzer with a small gathering of relatives. Shoemaker, a railroad switchman from Chicago, is the son of Isaac and Mrs Shoemaker. Hill is the daughter of A J and Mrs Hill. They will reside in Chicago.
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Warsaw
Russel Shoemaker
Icel E. Hill
Nastzyzer
Shoemaker
Chicago
Isaac Shoemaker
Beaver Dam
A. J. Hill
Silver Lake Board to Meet Friday Evening
The board of trustees of Silver Lake will meet in regular session tomorrow Friday evening with expected discussion of important business matters.
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Board of Trustees of
Silver Lake
Local Girl Plans Nurse Training After Family Visit
Belva Snyder, long resident of Indianapolis, stayed with her parents for several days late last week. She will enter Indianapolis City Hospital soon to begin nurse training.
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Belva Snyder
Indianapolis
Indianapolis City Hospital
Slowly Improving Archie Lowman Emerges from Sick Leave
Archie Lowman, long ill for weeks, was seen downtown last Saturday for the first time since his illness began.
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Archie Lowman
Indiana Liberty Loan speaker named for duties in state
Jesse B Eschbach head of the Speakers bureau for the Indiana Liberty Loan reports two of fifty American soldiers arriving from France will be assigned to Indiana. One will depart New York today for Indiana polis the other to Chicago for use in northern Indiana counties. Eschbach returns to state headquarters after representing telephone company subscribers in Warsaw. He is noted as a hard worker and plans to seek renomination as State representative, praising his prohibition stance and people oriented record.
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Jesse B. Eschbach
Indiana Liberty Loan Organization
United States
France
Indiana
Eschtash
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Eshbach
New York
Indianapolis
Chicago
Speakers’ Bureau
Eschbach
Liberty Loan
Warsaw
People’s Mutual Telephone Company
Indianapolis News
Jesse EH. Eschbach
Fort. Wayne
Crowds witness train carrying county youths toward Camp Zachari Taylor
A large Friday crowd gathered at Big Four station to watch a train bound for Camp Zachari Taylor near Louisville. The extra coaches carried boys from several northern counties, including Joan Gail, Mannie Lambert, and Paul B. Snyder, with Union R Oldfather and LeRoy Geiger from Milford accompanying the group. Dean Hill was slated to go with Kosciusko County but enough youths boarded.
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Big Four
Camp
Zachari Taylor
Louisville
Kentucky
Joan Gail
Mannie Lambert
Paul B. Snyder
Union R.oldfather
LeRoy Geiger
Milford
Dean Hill
Kosciusko County
Per
Youn
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South Pleasant
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Don Jenkins
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Syohn
P.S
Wilbur Gill
Mississippi
Homer Alexander
Belzonia
Miss
Loees
Agency
Casa la Grande
la Castellana
Canlupe
Negros
Manila Bay
San Francisco Bay
B. W. Atkinson
U.S. Infantry
Tom J. Nye
N.B. My
Michigan
Tives
Mr. and Mrs. Shoe
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Ribbons
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