Lil of Stockville Met Death When Automobile Turned Over
A Stockville resident nicknamed Lil died when an automobile overturned. Details remain limited but police identified the deceased and are investigating the crash.
13 May 1915
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
1
A Stockville resident nicknamed Lil died when an automobile overturned. Details remain limited but police identified the deceased and are investigating the crash.
Prof Aduddell and his wife and two children were on a tour inspecting county schools when their car turned turtle near Stockville Nebraska. He died instantly from a broken neck while Mrs Aduddell sprained an ankle. the couple's other children were unharmed. The family's home town was Stockville and funeral plans were reported.
Construction teams and machinery to move to the site as soon as arrangements are in place. Officials expect the real work to start promptly once crews arrive and the project is organized.
Rochester authorities seek Keily now residing in Silver Lake on a board bill assault case filed by George Mitchell. The defendant previously faced a similar charge in Kendallville, reported by the Warsaw Union.
Mrs J H Butterbaugh returned to her Willows California home after visiting relatives and friends in the locality for several weeks. She came to attend the serious illness of her mother Mrs B R A Hott, but arrived after her mother had passed away, accompanied by her daughter Miss Wretha.
A brief notice notes a rising measles outbreak in North Georgia with multiple cases confirmed. The report highlights health officials urging vaccination and preventive measures to curb the spread.
J. L. Arthur and his daughter from Elk Hart, former Silver Lake residents, passed through Sunday en route home. They had been in Reann where Mr. Arthur attended his sister Mrs. Arthur Kennedy's funeral held Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Groninger living south west of there near Disko is in a very serious condition. Two months ago she underwent an operation in a Chicago hospital and has since been weakened. Friday she worsened and recovery is considered unlikely.
A next Wednesday notice urges all residents to clean up premises for sanitary health and better appearance. It calls for removing manure piles from alleys, covering state-placed boxes, and reporting improvements to improve Siver Lake area.
The program outlines a recital to be presented Thursday evening May 20 1915 featuring performances by local musicians. Details list titles and selections and note venue and start time. The event aims to showcase solo and ensemble pieces with emphasis on classical repertoire.
A fragmented OCR shows a sequence of names and titles including Cleo Leffel Valse Poetique Fear Ye Not Israel Avis Schue Nice O Dry Those Tears Milawny Little Grey Home in the West Lullaby Wieniawski Friml Buck Grozdki MacDowell Teresa Del Reigo Forster Lohr Carrie Jacobs Bond Avis Schue Ni Sweetheart Sigh No More Inez Shakes Olive Camerer Reading Olive Camerer Ambrose ednia Fore Mary Spencer.
The passage highlights James's view that habit shapes character and fate. Every act leaves a trace, counted in the brain's nerve cells and fibers, shaping future temptations and moral outcomes, with no deed truly erased in the long run.
The Godesberg Nieder Dollendorf ferry uses two screws driven by 30 hp motors at 360 rpm. A K cell battery 3069 volts 535 amp hr recharges after eight trips in each direction at Codesberg. The system also powers three auxiliary motors for pumping and the landing bridge.
In Stevens Point Wisconsin chickens stay near their coop as neighbor EF M Sackett finds grain pieces scattered in his garden each bearing a card that reads I have just been scratching in Mr Sackett's garden I am a naughty chicken I have been trespassing My owner don't feed me enough I have to visit the neighbors.
May take a position in Marion after leaving a garage job. He is expected to return there tomorrow and likely work at a local motor factory.
The Lake township Sunday school convention in the Methodist church largely attended. Union session in forenoon with reports by L M Burdge on attendance and giving. Afternoon talks by local pastors and superintendents followed by election of officers for the coming year.
The farmer and his wife reminisce about their silver wedding asking how to celebrate. She urges a grand banquet from the fattest pig while he mourns the past twenty-five years and questions blaming the animal for earlier events.
In a witty dialogue Gaspit proclaims I am a self made man while Cynicus credits him for a charitable act. Gaspit questions the act and Cynicus replies that he relieved heaven of responsibility, highlighting irony and humor in the exchange.
A Texas high school physics instructor asks a German student to define a vacuum. She replies with a humorous miscue about having it in her head but not expressing it, capturing a playful classroom exchange.
A garbled OCR passage shows a student inquiry about sobriety and a question on favorite topics in nenithology, with fragmented dialogue and unclear context. The text lacks coherent details, names, or dates to establish a clear event or source.
An automobile carrying seven people including four adults and three children turned over on a hill near the Everett Jontz place two and a half miles southeast of town. Mrs Kelly drove the car but lost control. all escaped with bruises and one passenger suffered a swollen eye. The machine sustained extensive damage but was soon towed to town.
Three automobile loads of Victoria reading club members traveled Monday evening to Mrs. Thomas Hathaway's country home northwest of town. Twelve members answered roll call as an engaging program unfolded. Hosts served refreshments, and members returned home pleased with the peaceful gathering amid war distant chatter.
An accident report describes a resident cut the foot with an axe and placed the individual southeast of town. The injured person is using a cane and is getting along in the town, with a cupided incident noted but no severe wounds reported.
A man linked to a Michigan robbery received a sentence of five years. The case involved two suspects and was decided last Thursday in city court.
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