Mrs William Colbert Died After Hospital Stay
Mrs William Colbert died at Rochester hospital after a three week illness following gall stone surgery. She was over fifty and survived by husband Warren and children Mary belle Warren Detroit Doris Warren at home Ivan Homer Elva Donald Mace Warren. Also three sisters Luncorn Lillian Saxon Martha Joutz and two brothers Huner Cornwell John Cornwell. Remains moved to Ivan Warren’s home near Valestine. funeral held Tuesday in Sevastopol with burial at Nichols cemetery near Beaver Dam.
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Colbert
Sevastopol
Mr. Warren
William Colbert
Misa Marybelle Warren
Detroit
Doris Warren
Ivan
Homer
Elva
Donald
Mace Warren
Luncorn
Mentone
Lillian Saxon
Denver
Colorado
Martha Joutz
H Uner Cornwell
John Cornwell
Gregory
North Dakota
Ivan Warren
Valestine
Nichols
Beaver Dam
Electricity To Light Liberty Mills And Surrounding Farms
Liberty Mills residents will soon have electric current for power and lighting. Rittenhouse owns the machinery and the town will receive power from the Eel River plant. Lines will extend to farms around town and the system will expand until production limits are reached.
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Liberty Mills
Rittenhouse
Eel River
Orpha Summe and Mack Return From Florida
Mrs. Orpha Summe and her son Mack returned home last Thursday from St. Petersburg Florida where they had stayed since fall. They enjoyed pleasant winter weather Mack attended school there and did well with his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Summe
Mack
St. Petersburg
Florida
South
Marking Highway Hoosier-Dixie Now State Road 27
Two Warsaw men arrived to mark the Hoosier-Dixie highway now designated as State Road 27 Indiana. The route, turned over to the state, will be hard surfaced in the future with white painted poles and black stencil signs noting State Road 27. A minor route adjustment near North Manchester is noted.
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Warsaw
Hoosier-Dixie Highway
Indiana
North
Manchester
Elizabeth Greenwood Visits Parents in Local City
Here with her mother Mrs. B. J. Wiltrout and sister Harriette Wiltrout, Elizabeth Greenwood arrived from Chicago for a visit. She plans to travel on to Washington D C after the stay, where she will remain indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Greenwood
Chicago
B. J. Willaottt
Harriette Wiltrout
Will Day be Observed In Local Decoration Day Page
Question arises about local Decoration Day services less than three weeks away The May 30 date falls on a Monday this year and if services are not held then memorial services may be held on the preceding Sunday as the regular observance day.
Presbyterians to Convene 133rd General Assembly at Winona Lake
The 133rd General Assembly of the Presbyterian church will meet at Winona Lake in May 1929. Commissioners have been elected by Presbyteries nationwide to represent them at this national gathering.
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General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Winona Lake
Band of Wanderers Stopped in Warsaw
A band of about thirty gipsies arrived in Warsaw on Monday forenoon and women began fortune telling in the business district. Sheriff Moon rounded up the group, drove them from the county, and the nomads departed in four expensive autos toward the county line.
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Warsaw
Moon
Funeral Attended for Mrs. William Colbert in Sevastopol
A large crowd gathered in Sevastopol Tuesday forenoon to honor Mrs. William Colbert at the funeral. Attendees from the local area traveled to the church as the service drew a large turnout.
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Sevastopol
William Colbert
Funeral Visit Invoked for Charles Hawker Kin
Mr and Mrs Monroe Paulus visited Lovington Illinois this week following the death and funeral of Charles Hawker a cousin of Mrs Paulus the attendance marking a family gathering in mourning.
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Monroe Paulus
Lovington
Iinois
Charles Hawker
Paulus
Fred McKown and Dean Hill Farm Partner Ship to Sell Cars
Fred McKown and Dean Hill form a partnership to operate a Silver Lake salesroom selling cars. The venture announced plans to handle a range of used vehicles and related services at the new site.
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Fred McKown
Dean‘Hill
Big changes in Silver Lake garage business move
McKown leaves Big Four to form McKown and Hill with Dean Hill. They relocate Whittenberger machinery from Claypool, take Ford agency for the area, plan to sell about 150 machines and tractors, remodel the Silver Lake garage, rent Bowen barber shop for offices, and store stock in Myers barn and Hay building.
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Silver Lake
Fred MekKown
Ford Agency
Whittenberger
Claypool
McKown
Dean Hill
Whittenberrers
Silvere Lake
McKown & Hill
Bowen
Myers
Big Four
Indiana
Hill
Croquet Season Opens in Silver Lake Under Night Lights
The Silver Lake croquet season begins with court lighting allowing evening play as enthusiast players enjoy games after dark. The setup enables matches to proceed as fully as daytime play.
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Silver Lake
Thes
Likely New Justice of the Peace Position in Silver Lake
The article reports that a young man has volunteered to accept a Justice of the Peace role in Silver Lake, contingent on commission approval. The post has been vacant for years, and locals are glad someone has been secured for the duties.
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Silver Lake
Mrs. Lloyd Sausaman Died of Diphtheria in Warsaw
Mrs. Bessie B Sausaman wife of Lloyd Sausaman died Sunday evening of diphtheria at her home in Warsaw. Funeral was held Monday at Ulery church with burial at the grave. She was 31 and survived by her husband, her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Coble, five sisters and three brothers.
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Bessie B.sausaman
Lloyd Sausaman
Warsaw
Ulery Church
T. D. Butterbaugh
From Colorado Our Township Letter Reports Local Stats
A letter from Charley Wells of Smugler Colorado discusses health and life at 12000 feet elevation and includes a township statistical snapshot. The Lake township data lists horses and mules, hogs calves cattle cows hay corn oats wheat rye barley timber orchards land use and ownership, rental, and waste land figures.
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Charley Wells
Smugler
Colorady
Western Colorado Power Company
Silver Lake
Charley
Ezra Hamman
Chas
Wells Junction House
Colorado
Lake Township
Sunday School and Evening Services at M E Church
At M E Church a Sunday School session begins at 9 30 a m with a target of reaching one hundred attendees Bring ore if you can Preaching at 7 30 p m with special music All are invited Pastor J L Sturgell extends the invitation for these services.
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J. L. Sturgell
Fractured Skull Hits Carpenter Chauncy Tucker
Chauncy Tucker of Claypool, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker, sustained a skull fracture from a fall in Chicago while working as a carpenter. He was taken home to Warsaw hospital for treatment and has shown improvement after midweek.
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Chauncy Tucker
Charles Tucker
Claypool
Chicago
Tucker
oChauncy
Warsaw
Embalming student Orval Carr returns from Indianapolis
Orval Carr has come home from Indianapolis after several months away pursuing an embalming course. He completed the program and returned to his hometown last week.
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Orval Carr
Indianapolis
Martindale Attends Brother Enoch Mowe Funeral
Mrs. Martindale attends the funeral of her eldest brother Enoch Mowe aged 72 in Rochester. Mowe had been in failing health for more than a year.
Milk price cuts spread to Goshen dairymen
Dairymen in Goshen deliver milk to customers at 8 cents per quart as prices fall. Other cities also reduce prices, signaling a broad decline in milk costs across regions.
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Goshen
Bandits on Trial in Warsaw Proceedings Begin
The Culver bandits trial started in Warsaw on Tuesday with a regular jury and fifty others summoned. Efforts to form a nonopposed jury have yielded only nine acceptable jurors as of Wednesday evening. The trial is expected to last several days after the jury is completed.
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Culver
Warsaw
Return of Ohio Man from Winter Visit
W. E. Wood, who spent the winter with his daughter in Alliance Ohio, returned Tuesday and plans to stay some time. He enjoyed his winter with many engagements at churches Sunday schools lodges and G A R meetings keeping him busy.
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W. E. Wood
J. W. Lattime
Ab ‘Alliance
Ohio
Man Falls Into Gravel Pit Injures Back
John Gall employed at the Fisher gravel pit fell twelve feet while handling a dump scraper. He landed on his back, was shaken but not seriously hurt, and by the next afternoon was strong enough to be about the home and do some work.
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Fisher
John Gall
Here
Former Governor Samuel Ralston to Speak at Memorial Day
Samuel Ralston former governor of Indiana is secured to give the memorial day address at North Manchester. The services will be held in Oaklawn cemetery in the afternoon with a large attendance expected from the locality.
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Samuel Ralston
Indiana
North Manchester
Oaklawn
Farmer Plows on Sunday Observed Near Town
A Record representative spotted a farmer plowing with his team on private land near town last Sunday. The farmer appeared to be enjoying a quiet recreation, while crowds and passing traffic filled the streets in an ideal day.
Record Prompts Civic Actions Then Delivers Results
The Record urged a general clean-up day and a Justice of the Peace appointment. A young man agreed to serve as Justice of the Peace, and the appointment is expected at the first commissioners meeting this week.
Nurse Dances Between Fort Wayne and Port Wayne
Misa Phyllis Underhill returned home from Fort Wayne after a brief stay. She did not take a job in the local telephone office but accepted a nurse position in a hospital there and went back to Port Wayne on Saturday.
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Misa Phyllis Underhill
Fort Wayne
Civ
Port Wayne
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Rochester
Hoosier-Dixie
Winona
Ilinois
Mr. McKown
Ness
Involv
Diph
Erent Manner
Ameri
Flanders Fields
American Legion
Flanders Field
Chas. Wells
This
Place
M. E. Church
Chauncy
Tucker Claypool
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