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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1906

Page

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Mrs. Etti Wilson Dies After Gallstone Operation

Mrs. Etti Wilson, 47, wife of L T Wilson, of near Claypool, died at Fort Wayne hospital Tuesday morning after an operation on Sunday revealed 47 gall stones. She left a last letter with funeral text selected from Matthew 4 10 and requested arrangements be followed. Funeral held at U B Church Claypool with ministers from Huntington Elkhart North Manchester and Claypool.

Fort Wayne Etti Wilson L. T.wilson Claypool Wayne Leiter Ft. Wayne Wakle Pesday I. W. Lee Grace U. B. Church Farmer Huntington Simons Elkhart Thomas North Manchester Butler Grove Chapel Cemetery

Our Cemetery and Decoration Day Fund Plan

Our cemetery needs spring cleanup of lots graves and grounds for Decoration Day. Each lot owner should contribute one dollar to keep their lot in proper condition during summer. Pay J. J. Barrett to arrange the care. out of town folks may remit to J J Barrett or J. P. Homman or the Record for proper credit.

J. J. Barrat J.J. Barrett J. P. Homman

Way Township Goes Dry As Clay Remonstrance Rules

County commissioners on Monday refused Luther White’s saloon application in Packerton Clay township after finding 189 voting residents signed a remonstrance, making Clay a dry township for two years. Cyrus Velmer of North Webster was named justice of the peace in Tippecanoe township.

Clay Township Luther White Packerton Clay Cyrus Velmer North Webster Tippecanoe

Death of Editor's Daughter Delays Local Paper

The death of Hazel Armstrong in Rochester from diphtheria led to her burial in Leesburg with private funeral. After the funeral the Armstrong family began a quarantine for weeks, and the Leesburg Standard, run by the editor and his son, was delayed and may be withheld for several weeks.

Hazel Armstrong Rochester New York Leesburg Leesburg Standard Armstrong

Rose Hill Team Beats Local Nine 13 to 11 in Close Game

On Sunday afternoon a baseball matchup near Getty Grove saw Rose Hill play the local second nine. It was the teams' second meeting this season after an April 29 game here. The home team won 13 to 11.

Rose Hill Getty Grove

How He Reads Men Ward Davis Reading Prisoners via a Dog

Warden Davis of Jackson Michigan Prison describes a method to gauge prisoners by their reaction to a family dog at the gate. He notes wicked men tend to avert their gaze or glare while better prisoners smile and speak kindly to the dog.

Davis Jackson Mich

Strayed Pony and Colt Near Pierceton

One white pony and a sorrel yearling colt strayed from my place five miles northeast of Pierceton. Traced to Swick place west of Silver Lake. no further trace. Notify FL M. Hill in Pierceton.

Sorrel Pierceton Silver Lake M. Hill

Homeless Wells Family Faces Loss of Home and Support

Ephraim Wells plans a Michigan trip next week while the Wells family will stay with relatives and friends across various points. He intends a south western country tour around June amid their looming displacement. locals regret losing the long time resident and his family.

Ephraim Wells Mr. Wells Michigan

Woodcutter Injures Foot in Jaques Woods Accident

William Barret suffered a severe cut to his left foot while cutting wood in Jaques woods west of town. He has been treated and is healing. doctors expect he will return to work within a few days.

Jaques Woods William Barret

Mrs Keeling Ill With Inflammatory Rheumatism

Mrs Keeling has been seriously ill since early last week with a sudden attack resembling paralysis. Dr Connor diagnosed inflammatory rheumatism. She remained helpless until the next day when a vomiting spell began and continued intermittently for two days, after which she improved somewhat.

Ministers Met in Silver Lake

The Southern Conference of the Synod of Northern Indiana met in Silver Lake at the Evangelical Lutheran church from May 7 to 9 with services led by Rev. F. M. Porch and Rev. H. L. Greenawalt. Papers covered church policy infant baptism and youth society, closing with Rev. H. C. Rhoener preaching on The Prince of Peace. The event was hosted by Liver Lake residents who warmly welcomed attendees.

Synod of North Indiana Lutheran Church The Synod of Northern Indiana Gelical Lutheran Church Silver Lake F. M. Porch D. D Columbia City H. L. Greenawalt Uniondale M.L. Smith Portland H. C. Rhuener Hoagland H. C. Stuckinburg Camden D. A. Kuhn Ft. Wayne C. S. Bauslin Logansport C. E. Rice Elkhart W. W. Kennerly North Manchester Mohler Albion S.S. Slater Auburn G.o.ritter Walton H. C. Rhoener Prince of Peace Liver Lake

Will You Help Us Kosciusko County WCTU Institute

The Kosciusko County W C T U Institute will be held at Syracuse on May 24 25. Each church in the county is asked to send one delegate. Pastors should select a delegate from their congregations and send names to Mrs Alice Vorhees Chairman Com Syracuse Ind.

Kosciusko County W.C. T. U. Institute Syracuse Alice Vorhees Ind

Grandmother Hoke Dies at 93 in Wabash

The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Hoke at age 93 in Wabash, at her son Thad Hoke's home. Details on the death and funeral arrangements were not learned. Mrs. Hoke had lived in Wabash for many years alongside other family members.

Grandma Hoke Thad Hoke Wabash

Rager Family Reunion Set For June 7 1906

The Rager families plans its annual reunion on Thursday June 7 1906 at the I O O F hall in North Manchester. The D of R lodge ladies will serve dinner in the hall rooms for twenty five cents to avoid each family preparing a meal.

North Manchester D. of R. Lodge

Franklin Church May Services and Sunday Meetings

Franklin Church holds Sunday School every Sunday at 10:00. Preaching services are each Sunday in May at 11:00 AM, with evening services as well. A quarterly meeting starts Thursday evening May 10 with services each evening through Sunday.

Thureday

New Harness Shop Proprieter Moves Here with Family

L Q Jones, proprietor of the new harness shop, moved his family to our town from Claypool yesterday and is now a resident. We welcome Mr Jones and his family to our community.

L Q. Jones Claypool Mr. Jones

Judge rules subsidy for Winona Interurban line valid

Judge Carter sitting as special judge in Kosciusko circuit Court upholds a 323000 subsidy approved by Wayne township voters for the Warsaw to Goshen interurban railway line.

Carter Indianapolis Kosciusko Winona Interurban Railway Company Warsaw Goshen Wayne Township

Hens Defy Breeders On Egg Setting And Posterity

A dated report notes chicken raisers complain about hens' reluctance to set and improve breeding. The birds show a cheerful persistence in neglecting nesting duties, with posterity hardly a concern for breeders who voice ongoing frustration at the hens.

Handcuffed Prisoner Jumps From Moving Train

A handcuffed convict en route from South Bend to the southern prison on Big Four train No 33 jumped off on a steep grade near Reed Crossing at forty miles per hour. The train stopped and backing reconstruct found him with a broken leg. He was taken aboard and the journey continued.

South Bend Southern Prison Reeds Crossing

Reporter Interviews Business Men and Loafers

A newspaper exchange notes the reporter interviewed thirty successful businessmen who were strictly governed and often thrashed by parents. He also spoke with thirty loafers and found twenty-seven were mamma's darlings while the remaining three were raised by their grandmother.

A contented family in a little home makes the prettiest picture

A reflective note praises simple joys of a small income and a peaceful home while contrasting with a man of wealth who covets more and faces an unsettled life. It suggests contentment comes from steadiness and family rather than luxury.

Obituary: Lydia Thacker 1824 1906 Civil War Widow

Lydia A. Thacker died May 1 1906 at age 81 with four children two sons two daughters and four surviving grandchildren. Born near Liverpool PA she moved to Seneca County Ohio then Indiana in 1866 where she lived with her husband Reuben until his death in 1886. A devoted Christian and long time M church member she endured eight years of invalidism before passing peacefully with unclouded faith.

Lydia A. Thacker Golden Gates Liverpool Union County Pennsylvania Seneca County Ohio Reuben Thacker Indiana M. Church

Card of Thanks for Mother’s Death and Burial

We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted during the last hours of sickness death and burial of our dear mother. Milton Thacker Albert Thacker Minnie Thacker Alice Tridle.

Milton Thacker Albert Thacker Minnie Thackeer Alice Tridle

Lake Township Common School Graduates List

The Lake township common school records list graduates by district including Grace Bessie Swibart Carrie Clea and Ut. The readable portion names several students across districts in a yearbook style roll.

Lake Township Graces Bessie Swibart Bessie Carr Clea

Surprise 35th Birthday Dinner for Dr L D Meek

Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs J A Meek s Sycamore Street home for a six o clock surprise dinner honoring Dr L D Meek of Tiosa on his thirty fifth birthday. The event included music and convivial conversation with Edna Wiltrout and Stella Alspaugh performing, Floyd Zimmennan singing, and a bountiful spread enjoyed by C B Wiltrout Dr J C Hay and families G A Brush and wife plus others.

J. A. Meek Sycamore, St Dr. L. Dc. Meek Tiosa Warsaw Meek C. B.wiltrout Edna Wiltrout Floyd Zimermann Stella Alspaugh

Commencement for 1906 Graduates to Be Held at U B Church

The 1906 graduating class will hold commencement at U B Church on Saturday evening May 12. A notable program includes speaker Prof. L J Rettger of Terre Haute, Winona Orchestra, Prof Mershon, and the Parks quartet of War Law with Otto Philpot Will Shaffer Elmer Funk and L L Kemper delivering musical and humorous pieces.

U. B L. J. Rettger Terre Haute Winona Orchestra Mershon Indiana Parks Quartet War— Law Otto Philpot Will Shaffer Elmer Funk L. L. Kemper Ft. Wayne Kemper

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Rager Franklin Church Cash Store Oxfords Selz Shoes Lydia Thacker LC. Meek Commencment
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