Obituary of Aldora Miller True in Silver Lake Indiana
Aldora Miller True wife of Charles W True died May 3 1910 at age 32 after giving birth to son Robert M. on April 16 1910. She had lived in Miami county and Silver Lake and joined the M E church at Rangaca. Survived by husband five sisters and one brother. Funeral held at home then Gilead NM E church with interment at Gilead cemetery.
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Aldora. (Miller) True
Abrial Hr
Caroline Miller
Gilead
Miami County
Indiana
Silver Lake
Charles W. True
Evangelical Parsonage
Rochester
Newman
Robert M
M. E
Ragnega
Mary L
Evangeline M
Ella B
Dollie
Jessie J
Reubin W
Tiends
NM. E
A. D Buck
M.E
Gilead Cemetery
Cooking school aims for complete kitchen setup
A local cooking school plans a full kitchen installation including range refrigerator and detailed equipment to provide comprehensive training. The project emphasizes practical instruction and hands on experience for students.
Dedication of Brethren Church Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the dedication of the Church of the Brethren two miles east of here last Sunday. Services were led by Revs. Joseph D. Rife and George E. Swihart. A cash donation exceeding one thousand dollars was raised and all indebtedness to the church was cancelled.
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Church of the Brethren
Here
Joseph D. Rife
George E. Swihart
Path of Roanna
Section Men on Strike Delays Big Four Rail Line
Section men on the Big Four between Benton Harbor and Wabash strike for higher wages from 1.45 to 1.65. Foremen are left to perform the work alone.
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Benton Harbor
Wabash
Death of Reuben Gresso
Reuben Gresso aged about 56 died Saturday at 6 p m at his home at the corner of Union and Prairie streets after Brights disease and heart trouble. He came here from Claypool last January. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 p m at the home conducted by Rev G C Carpenter with Rev A G Neal assisting. Interment in Oakwood cemetery Warsaw Times.
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Reuben Gresso
Union and
Prairie Streets
Bright
Claypool
G. C. Carpenter
A. G. Neal
Oakwood Cemetery
Warsaw Times
Boy Drowns In Winona Lake During High Wind
Russell Stout, 17, drowned while canoeing with Albert Estep on Winona lake Friday. The body was not recovered until Saturday as high winds overturned the canoe. Stout, who lived with his aunt Mrs. Sarah Ellen Rathbun on the Winona golf links, sank twenty feet from rescuers. funeral held Sunday at 2 30 in Brethren church.
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Russell Stout
Winona
Young Stout
Albert Estep
Estep
Stout
Sarah Ellen Rathbun
The
Brethren Church
Three Boys Arrested for Jumping Freight Train
Three youths were arrested in Warsaw last week for riding a freight train. Each was assessed a fine. The incident serves as a warning to local youths who occasionally jump trains.
Big Four gravel train to begin repairs on northern roadways
The Big Four ballast train is at work on the road from Wabash to Anderson with plans to extend north to North Manchester and possibly Warsaw before summer's end. Gravel is mined near Cincinnati and shipped to the project from the company's own pit.
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Big Four
Wabash
Anderson
Manchester
Warsaw
Comany
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wool Prices to Decline Despite Tariff Hopes
Early indicators suggest wool prices will be lower this year despite tariff expectations. Industry mills in the east are not running at full capacity, weakening demand and pressuring prices downward.
Observing Mother's Day Idea Spreads Nationally
The piece recalls Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia initiating Mother's Day to honor living and dead mothers. It notes the second Sunday in May as the universal observance, falling on May 8 this year, and describes wearing white flowers as a unifying symbol of respect and sanctity.
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North America
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Cemetery Upkeep Offer by Allen DeHaven Seeks $1
Allen DeHaven urges cemetery lot owners to pay $1 for summer upkeep to prevent graves from becoming weed patches. He notes many neglect the care of resting places and asks patrons to fund cleaning and beautification.
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Allen DeHaven
Death of Henderson Cox longtime Claypool resident
Henderson Cox age 70 died last night at his daughter's home Mrs. George Leslie where he had lived twenty years. He was former city marshal of Claypool and a member of the Progressive Brethren church. Surviving: three daughters Mrs. George Leslie Mrs. B E Ha worth of Claypool and Miss Ora Cox of Logansport.
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Henderson Cox
George Leslie
Cox
Claypool
Progressive Brethren Church
BE. E. Haworth
Ora Cox
Logansport
Warsaw Union
Birthday card shower honors Comrade Milton Ball
A spontaneous post card shower celebrated Milton Ball's 67th birthday with 213 cards and letters from across the country. The gifts included a solid gold band ring and a pamphlet history of Company D, 47th Indiana Infantry. Ball, recovering from a serious illness, received well wishes from old comrades and family as he regains his health.
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Milton Ball
Company D
Ind
Mason and Dixon
Atlantic
Pacific
Ballt
Co. D
David Hower
Rochester
Ball
John
Percy
San Dimas
Cal
Conrades
Relz
Silver Lake High Graduation Highlights Civic Pride and Education
The tenth annual graduating exercises of Silver Lake High were held Thursday evening April 28 in a large church. Rev L E Brown of Lebanon gave the address Uncle Sam. The Claypool orchestra provided music and Rev Hoffman gave invocation and benediction. Graduates: Bessie Garr Pearl Moyer Clara Frantz Chester Craig Wilbur Miller Hugh Snyder Sherman Hildenbrand.
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Silver Lake High
United ‘Brethren
Silver Lake
L. E. Brown
Lebanon
Uncle Sam
Claypool
Hoffman
Bull Kills Inmate at County Infirmary After Provoking Animal
William Swalley, 50, inmate at the county infirmary, was knocked down and trampled by an enraged bull belonging to the institution. He had repeatedly thrown things at the animal despite warnings and died a few hours after rescue.
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William Swalley
County Infirmary
Swalley
Altho
Quarterly Meeting at Center CU Church Planned
The quarterly gathering will be held at the Center CU Church north of town on next Sunday evening and Monday morning. A large attendance is expected.
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CU. B
Death of Mrs Mary Weaver Near Rose Hill
Mrs Mary Weaver widow of Solomon Weaver died early Wednesday near Rose Hill. She was over 80 and had been ill only a short time.
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Mary Weaver
Rose Hill
Solomon Weaver
Silver Lake Residents Revd Buck and Wife Move In
Residents of Silver Lake Reverend A D Buck and his wife arrived last Friday to stay during the conference year. Their household effects reached the town this week and the Reverend and wife are now housed in the M E parsonage on East Main Street.
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A. D. Buck
M. E. Parsonage
East Main Street
Excellent Sermon At M E Church By Rev Buck
Rev Buck preached an excellent sermon at the M E church last Sunday forenoon. The church was well filled and the congregation listened attentively to the discourse.
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Buck
M. E. Church
Ees
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Charles W. ‘True Cross
Death
Akron
Mar
Big
Bessie Garr
Pearl Moyer
Clara Frantz
Chester
Craig
Wilbur. Miller
Hugh Snyder
Sherman Hildenbrand
Véear
Schwab
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