Quiet Wedding Details At Afoo Farm Event
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday evening at the Afoo scene with few guests present. The ceremony, performed by a local pastor, joined Mr. and Mrs. Haytiun, with Nettie Bowe and another guest in attendance. Relatives and friends gathered for the reception and gifts, with guests arriving late to decorate the venue. The couple planned a modest wedding trip and will reside at the Henry Pani home.
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Afoo
Hetry Pani
Tartcut Wiollootet
Thanksgiving Sermon at Local Church on Thanksgiving Day
A Thanksgiving sermon will be preached at the M. EE. church on Thanksgiving morning at 16 o'clock. All residents are invited to attend and show appreciation for this year’s bountiful harvest.
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M. EE
United States
Plymouth Colony
Bradford
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Road Supervisors to Take Office After December Election
The attorney general says road supervisors elected this December will assume office immediately after qualifying. The statute fixes the process and pay at $1.50 a day, and the legislature could alter it.
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Lidiang
Pew Caw
Read
Opening at Harley P. Rager Drug Store
The Harley P. Rager Drug Store held an opening last Saturday night attended by crowds. A band played and ladies received perfume samples while guests enjoyed entertainment and refreshments.
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Harley P. Rager
Party Po Ruger Fortis
Lew Sereetiogis
Eiris
Raa
Wits Roel
Shell
Ides of December Teachers Institute in Warsaw
The fourteenth annual IKesentska Conty Teachers Association session will be held in the High Sense building in Warsaw on Friday and Saturday, December 9 and 10. An excellent program is prepared featuring music and speeches.
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Ikesentska Conty Teachers' Association
High Sense Bucidine
Warsaw
Tao
State fair management under fire in northern papers
Auburn Courier and Wendallsville Sun criticize state fair management over pay for advertising bills and unpaid column space. The fair earns money but seeks editorial space and free tickets as payment. The issue has become a nuisance and a cause for concern among readers.
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Auburn Courier
Wendallsville Sun
State Fair
Public Sale At Hits Farm Residence Details
Public sale announced to be held Friday at Hits Farm residence two miles west and one tenth mile south of town. Items include hotel potatoes bopey ware cuoness stoves coats cooking utensils dishes table stands bedsteads and other articles. Terms friendly with a months time. Sale to begin at Pereloek. Gill, auctioneer.
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Hits Farm
Pereloek
Gill, Auet'r
New Time Card Ends Week on Michigan Division
A new timecard for the Michigan division of the Big Four will begin next Sunday, November 21. It announces the Winona flyer will run through to South Bend over the Lake Shore line.
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Michigan
Winona Flyer
South Bend
Lake Shore
Former Silver Lake Woman Weds Man Over Seventy
Charles Dillon marries Mrs. Sue Hamilton in a ceremony this afternoon. Dillon, father of Mrs. Isurt Moon of 219 East Jackson Street, plans a banquet and theater outing for about 25 guests before they settle at the Sherinan Street home. Hamilton, long known in Giger residents, is the mother of Mr. BE Hamilton of Pratt Street.
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Charles Dillon
Sue Hamilton
Rashen
Dillon
Isurt Moon
East Jackson Street
Wroom
Sher- Inan Street
Ditfem
Elkhart Dailey Prath
Hamilton
Wikhart
A Romance of Coon Hollow at Akron Friday Night
A natural comedy drama with Southern flavor titled A Romance of Coon Hollow plays at the Akron Opera House Friday night November 24. The production, in its eleventh season, features strong humor, realistic effects, and elaborate scenery for Akron audiences.
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Coon Hollow
Akron
Tennessee
Akron Opera Tigase
Straub Fuller Nuptials
William Straub of near Silver Lake and Virgie Fuller were married Sunday afternoon November 19 at the bride’s parents home south of Burket. Reverend J Miner officiated as guests enjoyed an elaborate wedding dinner and celebration.
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Burket
William Straub
Silver Lake
Virgie Fuller
Dc. J. Miner
Trusie
Postoffice Debuts New Style Money Orders
The Postoffice Department introduces a wider shorter money order with the remitter name on the form. A left margin shows figures 1 to 100 in fives, and detached stubs indicate the next higher amount, preventing alterations. Existing stock is used first. new supplies arrive after the 25th of this month.
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Postoffice Department
Junior League Meeting At MEK Church Sunday
The Junior League will meet at 3 30 Sunday afternoon at the MEK church. The gathering invites the town children to join in one hour of songs prayers and scriptural search.
Children coats 4 to 12 years on SEs at Recorpb office
Richardson Dry fonds Company offers new children coats for ages four to twelve in SEs and lists school tablets pens pencils and ink available at the Recorpb office.
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Richardson Dry Fonds Company
Recorpb
Thanksgiving History and 1905 Observance Across the Nation
A historical overview traces Thanksgiving from its Plymouth and New England roots to a national observance. The article notes proclamations by Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt, the march of customs, religious services, feasts, charity, and the 1905 call to observe in the Pilgrim Fathers spirit.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Lincoln
Mrs Hannah Armey Returns From North Dakota Visit
Mrs Hannah Armey returned last Friday from Mary North Dakota where she visited her son Joseph Army for three months. She brought samples of wheat and potatoes grown there. her son raised nearly four thousand bushels of wheat and a large potato crop and has about 400 acres plowed for next spring’s wheat crop.
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Hannah Armey
Mary
North Dakota
Joseph
Strange Disease In Indiana Towns Strikes Church Members
The Frankfort Crescent reports Kokomo residents are seeing a peculiar illness called Moraus Sabbacicus or Sunday sickness. It strikes on Sunday morning with a sudden malaise around 8:30, then eases by afternoon. patients recover by Monday and return to work, with no recurrence for a week.
Purdue judges define a perfect ear of corn for Indiana show
Purdue University authorities provide criteria for a flawless ear of corn for the Indiana corn show in Lafayette next January. A perfect ear is cylindrical, at least eight inches long with a circumference of three quarters of its length, sixteen or more straight rows, kernels uniform and not more than seven per inch, and a cob to corn proportion of at least 86 percent.
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Indiana
Laskayette
Purdue University
The Signs of a Hard Winter Predicted by Odd Clues
Foretold indicators include late leaves signaling a harsh season. Butchers note hog melts worsening toward the little end, muskrats doubling fur and thickening burrow walls, and bass retreating to deep holes. Thick corn husks and onion skins, plus hogs piling straw and leaves for nests, accompany the signs.
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F. D. Hay
Man and
Wnss
Nettie E. Wor
Diasni Pias
Hastitan
Weould Renain
Will Visi
Cass
Brooks
Hier
Shdren
Priddy
Masa
Brisk
Cassie
Atmny
Sue
Hannah Ariny
Woll
Floyd V. Zimmerman
Ph. G
Teachers Institute
State Fair Management
Fen Phlerendeen
Creas
Pilgrim Fathers
United
New Netherlands
New York Colony
Steyvesant
Pearance
Frankfort
Kokomo
Rager
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