Two Sevastopol Youths Brave Storm After Car Breaks Down
Two Sevastopol men visiting Silver Lake girls abroad in a Ford faced a night of rain and darkness. The car struck a telephone pole but escaped serious damage, remaining immobile until morning. They sought shelter at a farmhouse near two and a half miles north west, were invited in, fed, and warmed. At dawn they were offered hot water to help the car run again and continued home.
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Sevastopol
Silver Lake
Here
Uncle Fred Sunday Stricken With Illness at Home
Uncle Fred Sunday has been quite sick at his home in this place during the past week due to a complication of diseases.
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Fred Sunday
Slowly Improving Mrs Baker Expected to Return Home
Mrs Carrie Barrett Baker continues to recover after a period of illness at her home. Doctors express cautious optimism she will regain strength and soon be able to be about.
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Carrie (Barrett) Baker
FL Skinner
Mrs. Mary Rautz Heads to Wisconsin to Stay With Daughter
Mrs. Mary Rautz departed Monday for TayS Mills Wisconsin to reside with her daughter Mrs. C Lunsford and husband for an extended period.
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Mary Rautz
Tays Mills
Wisconsin
C. Lunsford
Entertained S. D. Delta class meets at Tucker home
Sunday school class Delta class of the U. S. met at Miss Wreda Tucker's home two and a half miles southeast of town last Friday evening. Fifteen members attended and enjoyed songs recitations and readings. The class will meet in four weeks with Mrs. Kern and a program is being arranged.
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U. 13
Wreda Tucker
Kern
Wanted news items called in for the Record
The notice urges readers to call 62 the Record with any local item or tip and give the caller’s name. It invites tips from anyone, including when hosting visitors or entertaining guests.
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Record
Arbitrators settle differences in care matter
Mat Snyder and A F Priser clashed over the care of Mat and Mehala Jacob Metzger with Hugh Tracy chosen as arbiter. The dispute was adjusted satisfactorily to all parties on November 12.
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Mat Snyder
A. F. Priser
Mat
Mehala Jacob Metzger
Hugh Tracy
Changed Ownership of Back Line Transfer
Jacob Haney disposed of the back line to L. W. Myers and gave possession Monday morning. Now Myers carries the mail between the station and the post office and can convey passengers.
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Jacob Haney
L. W. Myers
L. W
Disko School Closed Due to Diphtheria Outbreak
The Disko school near the W. E. Smith family southwest of town has been closed for a short time because of diphtheria in the Smith household.
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W. E. Smith
Here
Disko
Recount Demand Filed By Clay Township Trustee Hopeful
Erasmus W Showalter Democratic candidate for Clay township trustee asks for a recount of last election votes only in the first precinct. Attorneys Anglin and Wood Godenour filed with county auditor W D Mock. Hearing set for Wednesday Nov 25. Showalter claims 151 votes vs John Caufman 152 and alleges uncounted ballots marked spoiled or snarked changed outcome. This is the third recount request after local candidates M B Kuine and Amos Doran.
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Fied
T. Wayne Anglin
Wood
Showalter
M. B. Kiine
Lake Township
Amos Doran
Frannklin Township
Mrs Brown Returns Home From East Visit
Mrs. Brown who has been visiting relatives in the east during the summer returned home at the start of the week and will reside with her daughter Mrs. Ray Harter near North Manchester.
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Brown
Ray Harter
Manchester
Death of Mrs. Mary Anon Montel in Granger
Word reached here last week of the death of Mrs. Mary Anon Montel widow of the late George Montel. She had been staying with her daughter Mrs. Jasper Smith and family when she died Monday after a brief illness. The funeral was held Wednesday and she was buried in the Granger cemetery.
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Mary Anon Montel
George Montel
Fire Loss Hits Former Townsman J. C. Babcock Family
Word reaches us that J. C. Babcock, formerly of this town and now living in Citronella Alabama, suffered a destructive house fire about a week to ten days ago. The Babcock residence burned and part of the household effects were destroyed in the blaze.
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J. C. Babcock
Citronella
Alabama
Babcock
Foot and mouth disease causes strict quarantine in Whitley county
Officials report foot and mouth disease on Kissel farm near Columbia City leading to the destruction of eighteen head of cattle and eighty hogs. A ninety day quarantine blocks entry and exit, with road checks between Whitley and Allen counties and permits required for transit. Stock buyers in Pierceton halt shipments to Chicago and seek markets in Indianapolis.
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Whitley
Allen
Whitley County
Ixusciusko
Pierceton
Chicago
Indianapulis
Farmers Institute Held at DU B church in Claypool
A farmers institute convened at the DU B church in Claypool on Monday and Tuesday this week. Large attendance and veterans say both days offered useful sessions and clear benefits.
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DU. B
Claypool
Sesvices
Auto axle breaks near North Manchester
Last Saturday evening the Spoberger family’s car axle broke at the town edge on their way home from North Manchester. The damaged auto was taken to a local garage for repairs.
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Spoberger
Manchester
War and Rumors Foretell Global Turmoil and Biblical Interpretation
A reflective column notes Europe in deadly conflict and Africa and colonies drawn in, while India and Egypt threaten uprisings. some prophecy interpreters predict Jerusalem events and an earthquake, but the writer urges faith and warns against shifting doctrines as Christ taught.
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Europe
Africa
India
Egypt
England
Mexico
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Christ
Alaska veteran Ray Henderson visits Silver Lake friends
Ray Henderson, longtime Alaska resident since 1905, returns to Silver Lake to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Henderson. He recalls life in the far north, shares prices of provisions, and notes his plan to decide this spring whether to return to Alaska or stay in the United States.
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Ray Henderson
Ray
Silver Lake
S. D. Henderson
Alaska
Chicago
Henderson
Eye Injury During Hunting Trip Recalled
Samuel Smith and Dr. Amiss went hunting last week. While moving through blackberry bushes a briar struck Smith in the left eye causing sharp pain briefly. He has fully recovered but deems the weather too cold for further hunting.
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Samuel Smith
Dr. Amiss
Mr. Smith
Subscriptions Due for U B Church Accounts
The time limit for subscriptions of one hundred dollars and less to the U B Church is December 7 1914. We urge payment as several notes are due and must be cared for. Do not delay paying the amount you subscribed. Scott Lawrence President.
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U. B
Scott Lawrence
Magazine Subscriptions Offer From Brush and Hanson
Local agency in Silver Lake promotes saving on magazine and periodical renewals by handling orders. They advertise publishers prices like The Delineator and Everybody's at 3.00 yearly, claiming 50 cent savings plus postage by ordering through Brush & Hanson.
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United States
Brush & Hanson
Brosh & Hanson
Silver Lake
To Serve Thanksgiving Dinner
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren prepares Thanksgiving dinner arrangements and related charitable activities for community members in need.
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the Ladies Aid
Society of the
U. B
Union Prayer Services Draw Large Attendance
The union prayer meetings held for several weeks were very well attended. Tuesday evening services occurred at the M. E. church and next Wednesday evening the services will be held at the U. B. church.
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M. E
U. B
Local Student Dentist Visits Over Weekend
Rantz Snoberger, a dentistry student in Chicago, spent Sunday here on a short vacation arriving Thursday and staying until Monday to visit family.
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Rantz Snoberger
Dentistry
Chicago
Opera Draws Hundreds From Locality in Akron
Many residents attended the Thursday performance of The Girl and the Tramp at Akron Opera House, with substantial local turnout noted for the production.
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Akron
Expert guide on foot and mouth disease for cattle
In this issue the Arcorp presents a complete article on the direct foot and mouth disease harming cattle. Fourteen states are quarantined as experts from the department of agriculture explain the cause and effect, prevention, and steps to curb spread to uninfected cattle.
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Department of Agriculture
Neighborhood Surprise At Tullis Home
Thirty young people gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tullis west of town on Monday evening for a real surprise. The evening was devoted to games and social enjoyment.
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Glen Tullis
Perfect Spellers for the Second School Month
The list lists students from various grades recognized as perfect spellers. Third Grade recipients include Lois Rager Tressa Getty Priscilla Hill and Mary Rouse. Fourth Grade honorees are Hildred Cline Ellen Brown Robert Smith Fanchon Kline Mime Snyder Donald Thacker and David Timberman with Bessie Carr as teacher.
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Lois Rager
Tressa Getty
Priscilla Hill
Mary Rouse
Hildred Cline
Ellen Brown
Robert Smith
Fanchon Kline Mime Snyder
Donald Thacker
David Timberman
Second Lyceum Event at Rager and Yount Hall
Bills announce the second Lyceum number in Rager and Yount hall on Wednesday evening December 2 under high school auspices. Gilbert A. Eldredge, an impersonator, will perform one evening and the show promises good value. Proceeds benefit the high school.
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Lyceum
Rager & Yount Hall
Gilbert A. Eldrege
Mrs Anna Kulp Returns to Odell Iowa Home
Mrs Anna Kulp returned to her Odell Iowa home after visiting the Hay family and others in the area for a few weeks.
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Iowa
Red Cross Seals Campaign Aids Indiana War Relief
Indiana Red Cross Seals Commission urges buying Red Cross Christ seals for December mail to fund relief amid a figurative battlefield of tuberculosis. Citizens are asked to purchase one cent seals, with headquarters at 203 Public Savings Insurance Building, Indianapolis, to support nurses, physicians, and hospitals aiding the ill and orphaned.
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Indianapolis
Tublosis
Indiana Red Cross
Legion, Health
Tuberculo
Lake Miehi
Ohio
Agencia
Indiana
Red Cross Seals Commission
Red Cross
Commission 203 Public Savings Insurance Building
Local residents ponder attending opera Light Eternal in North Manchester
Several from this place contemplate attending the opera Light Eternal at North Manchester this Thursday evening.
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Light Eternal
Manchester
Stork News: Hill Family Welcomes Baby Girl Freda Valeria
Doings of the Stork report a baby girl born last Saturday to Mr and Mrs Otho Hill of North Manchester joining the Hill family lineage. The child weighs unspecified pounds and is named Freda Valeria. Another birth to Mr and Mrs Cle Gorda near Elkhart adds joy to local residents as Mrs Gorda is a Teeter daughter. Grandpa Teeter expresses great happiness.
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Otho Hill
North Manchester
Hom
Hill
W. W. Hill
Freda Valeria
Cle Gorda
Elkhart
Do You Need a Sweeper Ad From Duntley Sweep Co
Readers reading the Record are urged to consider a pneumatic sweeper from the Duntley Sweep Co. The ad promises guaranteed guidelines and reasonable prices. Write to the agency at the RECORD office to order and try one at home.
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Duntley Sweep Co
Duntley
Offic
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Clay Township
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Ley County
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Columbia City
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Agency
Union Prayer Service
Bessie Carr
Rager and
Yount Hall
Anna Kulp
Odell, Lowa
Stork
Darling
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