Local Man Rhoades Dies at 51 in Erie and Bowen Home
Erie resident Mr. Rhoades aged 51 died after a life in business converting horse drawn vehicles to trucks. He was active in Elks Eagles Moose Maennerchor and several clubs. Funeral services were held in Erie on Saturday and at the Bowen home on Sunday with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and son Ethard and three brothers Albert Joliet IL William Moberly MO and Charles Elkhart along with many relatives.
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Kina
The
Elks’ Eagles, Moose, Maennercher
Erie
Bowen
Lakeview
Rhoades
Ethard
Albert
Joliet
Illinois
William
Moberly
Missouri
Charles
Elkhart
Local Notes Mention Visits and Services in Warsaw Area
Miss Mable Martindale visits with her parents in the south part of town while noting her school will not close for three weeks. Several families from Akron, North Manchester, Mishawaka, Claypool and Wabash visit local friends. Fresh milk by the bottle on ice is available daily at 8 cents per quart. Hemstitching offered at Coffin's Novelty Shop. Tanlac advertised for weight gain with Roger's Pharmacy promoting it. Legal notice offers to handle deeds contracts mortgages wills and other papers at the Record office.
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Mable Martindale
South Bend
H. A. Martindale
Card of Thanks for Clyde Rhoades
Through the columns of the Rrc ORD we desire to thank the many friends and old acquaintances for the kindness shown us during the funeral of our dear husband and father. Mrs. Jennie Rhoades Ethard Rhoades.
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Rrc-Ord
Clyde Rhoades
Jennie Rhoades
Ethard Rhoades
Clyde Rhoades funeral attendees from out of town listed
Those from out of town who attended the Clyde Rhoades funeral Sunday afternoon were Alpert Rhoades and wife Joliet Illinois William Rhoades Moberly Missouri Charles Rhoades Elkhart Orr Blair and wife Muncie Mrs Fern Blair and daughter Ossian Mrs Landan Goshen Clarence Vangider and wife Peru Mr and Mrs William Hill Goshen Mr and Mrs Alvin Bouse Mr and Mrs Ray Kanouse Argos Mrs Cynthia Hampel Chicago William and Charles Shipley Thomas Jamison and Mrs Allie Scoles Claypool and George Nieman Missouri
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Clyde
Rhoades
Alpert Rhoades
Joliet
Minois
William Rhoades
Moberly
Missouri
Charles Rhoades
Elkhart
Orr Blair
Muncie
Fern Blair
Ossian
Landan
Goshen
Clarence Vangider
Peru
William Hill
Alvin Bouse
Ray Kanouse
Argos
Cynthia Hampel
Chicago
William and Charles Shipley
Thomas Jamison
Allie Scoles
Claypool
George Nieman
Health crusades credited with saving nearly a million lives
Dr. Victor S. Vaughn of Michigan State University reports that health crusades saved almost one million lives in the United States over 30 years. He notes mortality fell by seven in every twenty and asserts English speaking nations lead in national health.
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United States
Victor S. Vaughn
Michigan State University
Russia
Gravel Testing for Highways on Bush Farm Creek
State Highway Commission representatives spent several days testing gravel in a creek on Flint E Bush farm, north of Claypool. They report a fine gravel quality suitable for roads and believe holes will refill with gravel within three to four years after removal.
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State Highway Commission
Flint E. Bush
Claypool
Sacramento Beard Ban Tied to 49er Celebration
Sacramento city council votes emergency measure prohibiting shaving until after the 49 celebration ends in May. Officials warn of temporary city closures and a rush of business once the event concludes.
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Sacramento
California
Annual Meeting Plans for Church of the Brethren
Arrangements are under way for the annual meeting of the Church of the Brethren to be held at Winona Lake in June. Indications suggest a sizable gathering and preparations are progressing.
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Church of the Brethen
Winona ‘Lake i
Social notes from Warsaw area residents visit and errands
A string of local visits and calls shows Mrs. Cynthia Hampel and Nelson Beigh in town visiting friends at the Arthur Getty home. North Manchester visitor Gilsa Ruppel displays lighting fixtures while several families visit Louisa Flitcraft. Ralph Barnette and Charles Wardwell attend to business matters, with notices of hemstitching services and Tanlac promotion at local pharmacies.
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Cynthia Hampel
Chicago
Nelson Beigh
Claypool
Arthur -Getty
Gilsa Ruppel
Manchester
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Russel H. Butler
Kosciusko
Indiana
Norman Tucker
William H. Kern
F&f Hardware Co
Silver Lake, Indiana
Silver Lake Lumber CO
Straus Brothers Company
Ligonier, Indiana
KhKooms
Alfred Peats
MO. M. Bishod
Ralph Kreamer
Akron
A. J. Kreamer
Warsaw
Roy Kreamer
Clarence Vangilder
Pern
Ramsey and
Summe
Mrs
Calvin Gresso
North
H. P. Roger Home
Joseph Little
Near South Bend
Rose Hill
Coffin
Ind
H. G. Jontz
Mishawaka
A. E. Jontz
John Fitton
Scott Lawrence
Benford Bloom
Verna Hoke
BE. J. Wiltront
Indianapolis
Gary
Roger
Mre
Susan Brill
Nancy
Norma Clinker
Albert Drudge
Harmon Dradge
Thomas Hatfield
Thurman Isley
Wabash
Thurman
Acmaamuuslu
Ramsey & Summe
Board of Review
State Board of Commissioners
Claypool, Ind
Record
Lyman Harris
Fulton
Harris
George Ayers
Albert Ramsey
Grant Harris
Mary Colbert
Ayers
Levi Drudge
Bippue
Wilbur Drudge
Lloyd Flitcraft
Elva Lotz
Althea Layton
Louisa Flitcraft
Ralph Barnette
Fort Wayne
Charles Wardwell
Marion
E. T. Baker
Curtis
Ella Harvey
Arthur Getty
E.L. Hay
J. C. Hay
FE. M. Funk
Luda Homman
Tanlac
Hkager’s
Albert Hoagland
Disko
Los Angeles
Calif
Old Reliable Club
Wruble Box
Oakland
Gavis
Sycamore St
John O’connor
Knapp Trio
Pleasant Ave
St. Paul
Minn
Commercial State Bank
Timothy Bay
Roy Kline
Silver Lake
at—Frank
Ralph Hyde
San Francisco
B.C. Ooe
Walter Ave
Hasbrouck Heights
New Jersey
Mary A. Kroft
H. C. Brown
M.E. Parsonage
Trothgal
Hazel House
Box
Eddy
Westport
Kansas City
Himihia
East India
W. E. Himihia
Savannah
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