Odd Fellows to Dedicate New Indianapolis Building Next Week
The Grand Encampment and the Chind Lodge of Odd Fellows of And jara plan a three day dedication in Indianapolis next Tuesday to Thursday. Indiana lodges count 749 with 76,264 members, 3,738 new members in six months, 1,375 net increase for six months, and total relief paid of $310,620.30 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows of
Andjara
Oda Fellows
Indianapolis
Indiana
Thind
W. H H. Leedy
California Trip Plans Mix With Family Visits
Bail of North Manchester heads to California with bail funds and will visit daughter Mrs Myrtie Scheidler in Los Angeles for the winter. Mr and Mrs Ball plan to travel soon to California, pass through Colorado to visit daughter Mrs Rey Rowland and family, en route to Cu California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiyin
North Manchester
la Town
Rieonpolice
Mr. Ball
Calfornia
Immdo
Myrtie Scheidler
Fanaly
Los Angeles
Eye
Colorado
Rey Rowland
Cu Furpia
Fire destroys James Hinkson home at Packerton
A Packerton residence belonging to James Hinkson burned last Thursday, destroying the house and most of the telephone exchange equipment though the line was saved from total loss. Hinkson estimates his damage at 31500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hinkson
Packerton
Exchandge
Hinkson
Push Your Town Built Up by the Poor Folks
A reprinted exchange argues towns prosper when poor residents fund and build public roads schools churches and entertainments, even if wealthy neighbors refuse to contribute. It urges residents to push ahead, overcomes obstructionists, and envision a city driven by energetic liberal builders.
Aker Relocates Family to Wabash on Big Tour
Aker, long stationed at Wabash headquarters and firing a locomotive on the Michigan division, moved his family to Wabash this week after weeks on the Big tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Aker
Michigan
Wabash
Two Newborn Daughters Reported in Local Homes
A birth notice records an eight pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Reed on Thursday of last week. A second eight? pound daughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Dillman in Warsaw on Wednesday night last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Stork
Robert Dillman
Warsaw
Governors Gifts Back Methodist Memorial Home Drive
Mr and Mrs Cnopson of Warren Indiana donate a land trust of 300 acres valued at 25000 dollars and a 15000 dollar endowment on conditions. the main building must be debt free by April 10 1910 and building funds must be matched with 25000 dollars by April 10 1900. The gifts aim to complete the home a house of mercy for the aged, with Rev M A Harlan serving as secretary and urging prompt response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnopson
Warren
Ind
Methodist Memorial Home For
House of Mercy
M.A. Harlan
Warren, Ind
Dnenvee
Subscribing Now for the SILVER Labs Record
The notice urges immediate subscription to SILVER Labs Record to avoid missing copies as a neighbor dislikes lending the paper and keeping it out of the house when desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Labs
Local Bakery Ad at McGlennon's Red Front
Stop at McGlennon's Red Front Restaurant for fresh bread cakes and pies. When you want something good to eat this is the place to choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGlennon’s
Red Front
Eight year old boy loses fingers in school dynamite cap accident
Tony Hoover, a primary pupil under Miss Alda Lukens near town, grabbed a blasting cap causing an explosion in a classroom. He suffered loss of part of a thumb and index finger. Dr Cary and Dr Amiss amputated and dressed the wounded hand. Lukens displayed calm bravery guiding aid and evacuating the pupil to treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Hoover
Curtis Overman
Alda Lukens
Lukens
Cary
Tony
Typographical Error Corrects Lighting Schedule Date
A correction notes the intended date is November 15 not November 5 for morning light supply from the electric light plant. The error stemmed from a typographical mistake in reporting.
Funeral for Dr. William R. Schoonover at Warsaw First Presbyterian
Dr. William R. Schoonover died Saturday evening at Longcliff hospital in Logansport after fifteen years of practice in War saw. Remains were taken to Warsaw Monday and the funeral was held Thursday at the First Presbyterian church in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Schoonover
Warsaw
Longoli
Logansport
First Presbyterian Church
Branson resigns as conductor to join State Life Insurance
William E Branson of Warsaw resigns from the Winona Interurban railway to become representative for the State Life Insurance company of Indianapolis covering Warsaw and surrounding territory He is well known in Warsaw Silver Lake and the county south area and is a son in law of Edward Drudge and his wife who live east of town He has broad experience and is expected to succeed in his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Branson
Warsaw
Winona Interurban Railway Company
State Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Branson
Silver Lake
Warsaw Daily Times
Edward Drudge
Death of Little Child from Columbia City
Mary Alice Dillman, second daughter of Samuel and Bertha Dillman, born August 29 1904, died November 6 1808 at age 4 2 7. She bore illness with patience and left a bright smile. Survived by father mother two sisters and many relatives. Funeral held Sunday at Columbia City in a homeward hope with promise of meeting again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice
Samuel
Bertha Dillman
Columbia City
Minister Resigns Pastorate as Injured Farmer Recovers
Rev. G. D. Gross resigns Lutheran pastorate at this place and heads east with family after serving here for a year. Charles Montel, a farmer southeast of town, was severely injured while tightening a wire fence and may have a damaged skull. He walked home in pain and now faces ongoing headache and recovery, as the community notes Thanksgiving reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Turkey
Montel
G. D. Gross
East
Johnstown
Mr. Gross
Ohio
Here
Suffering With Apendicitis Near Here
Ernest Beber who resides north east of here has been suffering ten days from an attack of apendicitis but is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Beber
Here
Injured in saw at Peru factory
Edwin Skinner and his family of Peru visit the J. F. Skinner home this week. Ed Skinner wears a sling from an accident at work in the Chute Butler piano and organ factory in Peru. The buzz saw cut three fingers. the surgeon hopes to save them and he cannot yet use his right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Skinner
Peru
J. F. Skinner
Chute & Butler Piano and Organ
Needle and Thimble Club Sews for Local Residents
The Needle and Thimble Club worked on a quilt for Mrs. C. A. Pearson at Mrs. T. B. Evans home south-west of town and will sew for Mrs. S. Flora next Thursday afternoon after completing work for Mrs. Andrew Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle and Thimble Club
Andrew Hill
C. A. Pearson
T. B. Evans
Flora
Cement Deal Promises Low Price From Claypool Lumber Co
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co promotes Portland cement at 1.40 per barrel, urging buyers to act quickly while supplies last. The advertisement touts the material as the best cement and emphasizes a limited-time offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Pearson's Bakery Daily Fresh Bread Draws Crowds
The shop invites customers to visit Pearson's for fresh bread every day, promoting bake day as a daily event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson’s
M E Aid Society Meets With Mrs Jaques
The M. E. Aid Society met with Mrs. Jaques on Wednesday November 4 and reported a fine time. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Earl Cline on Tuesday November 17 at 2 30 p m inviting everyone to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E.aid
Jaques
Earl. Cline
Teachers Institute Held At Lake Town In School Building
The teachers of Lake town hold their third institute at the town school building next Saturday, November 14. The program includes opening exercises, readings on education, spelling practice, music, and discussions of English government and Greek education. All teachers and patrons are urged to attend for instructional gain and duty assignments.
Election Wrapup Urges Public Support For Local Officials
After the election, residents are urged to back elected officials and assist in governing the township and county. The piece frames voting as a game of chance and stresses calm continuation of civic duties.
Premis Tickets and Free Press Suit Offer
A promise touts premis tickets and guaranteed goods with a press suits free of charge from Goldsm and Boots. The deal emphasizes value with no cost for the suit and a guarantee on items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots
Fair to Teach: Parents Should Cooperate With Instructor
The article urges parental cooperation with teachers to ensure proper instruction and discipline. Parents should seek information directly from educators, not through uninformed children, and form opinions based on adult judgment. Co operation is said to improve the pupil and yield wiser, juster parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
A. Juster
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.F. Statistics
California
Endowment
Lad
Longcliff
State Life Insurance Company
W. E. Branson
Pharmn
Pinennicc
See Can Peace
Johnston
Charles Montel
Edward Skinner
Acci
Dent In
The
Record Office
M. E. Aid Society
Lake
Rott Cail
Dorothy Wil
Lulu
Nood
iMusic
J.D Leed
Miss Daisy
Carrie RY
Charles W. Elliot
Jlee
Socrates
EH. E. Botts
Plato
Mabele Martindale
Aristotle
Mation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!