Local fodder shed accident injures teen near Bus Gard school
Russell Schwenk, 17 or 18, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Schwenk, was struck on the head by a belt from a corn shredder at Carl Hettler’s near the Bus Gard school house. He lay unconscious, two head cuts were found, doctors treated him, and a possible brain blood clot may require surgery.
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Russel Schwenk
Peter Schwenk
Here
Schwenk
Carl Hettler
Busgard
Manchester
Leckrone
Parcel Post Sale to Benefit Church Held by U B Aid Society
The ladies of the U B aid society announce a parcel post sale to benefit the church starting Saturday December 16. Proceeds support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
U. B. Aid Society
Notice to Light Patrons About Minimum Billing
Patrons should keep all annes ary fights off to maintain the $1.00 minimum. Use all the lights you wish but do not fault the meter if it stays near the minimum. Two 25 watt lamps left burning morning and evening will run over the $1.00 minimum at Silver Lake Light Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Home From Visiting Daughter
Mrs L W Myers returned home from St Louis Missouri after several weeks away called there by her daughter Mrs J B Anglin who underwent a very serious delicate operation
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Mre
L. W. Myers
St. Louis
Missouri
J. 8. Anglin
Livestock Exposition Set for Chicago Next Month
The international livestock exposition will be held in Chicago from December 2 to 9. The event aims to elevate the status of agriculture and expand opportunities for stockmen and educational institutions in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Akron preacher to speak at Sunday afternoon gathering
Will Preach Here Biggle of Akron will conduct Sunday afternoon services in the building just east of the corner. A large attendance is expected.
Royal-Brown Injury Makes Toe Mashed by Iron
Ijury to Great Toe Royal-Brown and wife from Elkhart visit relatives. A few days ago Royal met with misfortune in getting one of his great toes mashed by a large piece of iron falling on the member.
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Royal-Brown
Elkhart
Royal
Husband Visits Wife in Logan Hospital
O F Brown traveled to Logan on Monday to visit his wife who has been in the hospital there for several months. He was joined by his son Royal Brown as they reported she is getting along very nicely.
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O.F. Brown
Logansport
Royal Brown
Bismark
Warsaw
Tere
Here Visiting Father
G. F. Myers of Kansas City spent a short time Tuesday visiting his father L. W. Myers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Myers
Kansas City
L. W. Myers
Local Public Sale Planned by C G Carter
C G Carter of the Carter farm east edge of Silver Lake announces a public sale on Thursday December 7 1918. Readers are directed to notices elsewhere in the issue and to watch for large bills detailing subscriptions to Ladies Home Journal Modern Priscilla Delineator Designer Needlecraft Pictorial Review and numerous other magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Priscilla
Designer Needlecraft
Pictorial “Review
C. G.carter
Carter
Silver Lake
Otce
Dillman Family Relocates to Brook Newton County
Wm Dillman received word last Saturday that his son Robert Dillman and family moved from Battle Ground to Brook in Newton County.
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Wm Dillman
Robert Dillman
Battle Ground
Brook
Newton County
Kinsey Brothers Grain Co. trustees take charge of elevators
A trustee, Jesse J. Tyler of North Manchester, is appointed to run the Kinsey Brothers Grain Co elevators in North Manchester and other towns. Creditors plan a Warsaw meeting to settle debts estimated between eighty thousand and a hundred thousand dollars while keeping operations going where possible.
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Kinsey Brothers Grain Co
North Manchester
Silver Lake
Claypool
Warsaw
Urbana
Bippus
Harry Kinsey
The
Grain Co
Claypool Bank
Emery Kinsey
Grain Cd
Aypool Bank
Jesse J. Tyler
Kinsey Brothers
Kinseys
Kinsey Company
Bank of
Town Board to Meet Tomorrow in Town Hall
Members of the town board will hold a regular session in the town hall tomorrow evening. The meeting will address local governance matters and community issues.
Large Funeral Held For G. E. Wiltrout at A. B. Church
A large congregation attended the funeral of G. E. Wiltrout at the A. B. church last Saturday forenoon. Rev. Wright led the services and the burial followed at Palestine cemetery north-west of there.
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G. E. Wiltrout
A. B
Wright
Palestine Cemetery
Dillman Baby Dies After Brief Illness
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dillman died Tuesday forenoon at their home after a life of illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the U B Church officiated by Rev. Riggie. Interment followed at Bakeview cemetery.
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Albert Dillman
U. B
Rev
Riggie
Bakeview Cemetery
Obituary for Alpha Louise Dillman
Alpha Louise Dillman daughter of Albert T and Silva Dillman was born August 25 1916 and died November 27 1911 aged three months and two days Survived by parents three sisters and one brother one sister preceded her to the spirit world The child had been afflicted and is now at rest in a world where sickness is unknown
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Alpha Louise
Albert T and
Silva Dillman
Community thanks for help during illness and death of daughter
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for their kindness and support during the illness and the death and funeral of their dear daughter and sister.
Local Clubs Enjoy Readings And Socials This Week
Mothers' club members were entertained at the P. F. Helser home last Friday afternoon. Reading club members gathered at Mrs I U Snoberger home Monday evening. Mazda class of the M E Sunday school met Tuesday evening at Mrs U S Sprigg home.
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Mothers’ Club
P. F. Helser
Reading Club
Mra. I. U.snoberger
Mazda
M. E. Sunday School
U. S
County Sunday School Convention At Etna Green
The annual county association Sunday school convention will be held at the M E church in Etna Green from Thursday evening December 1st to Saturday afternoon December 9th. All Sunday school workers are urged to attend. A pennant will be awarded to the township sending the most delegates based on mileage traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Association
M. E
Etna Green
Farmers Mutual Relief Association to Meet in Warsaw
The 38th annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Relief Association of Kosciusto county will be held in the court room at Warsaw Indiana on Saturday December 2 1916 at one o'clock. Wm Shaffer secretary.
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Farmers Mutual Relief Association of
Kosciusto County
Warsaw
Ind
Wm. Shaffer
Sec
Mother’s Bedside Caregiver Returns Home
Mrs. C. C. Carter returns to her home after two weeks in Rensselaer aiding her mother who has been seriously ill for over a year.
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C. C. Carter
Rensselaer
Germantown Notices Bright Winter Weather Report
Local brief notes record light winter conditions and several visitors including Percy Ridg in Germantown. Albert Parker and family from Claypool visited the Clinic with Mrs Parker. Q M Begenos and family, James Miller and wife from Palestine, visited John Kurt’s home north of Warsaw. J W Clink made a business trip to North Manchester.
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Albert Parker
Claypool
Q. M. Begenos
James Miller
Palestine
John ‘Kurts
Warsaw
J. Ww. Clink
Manchester
Babcocks Arrive in Long Beach California
Mr and Mrs J J Babcock arrived at their destination in Long Beach California this week. They found everything lovely and like summer and will remain there until spring.
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J. J. Babcock
Long Beach
California
Sisters Bedside Visit for Pearson Relative Illness
Mr. and Mrs. O Pearson were called to Bikbart Saturday due to the serious illness of his sister. They returned home Monday. sister not improved markedly.
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O. As
Pearson
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Will
Kiesey Brothers Grain Co
NO. Dakota
Lake Girl
Ployed
Beulah Martindale
Regan
North Dakota
F. & F. Hardware Company
Whittenberger & Price
Lco-Light
Delco-Light
Payton
Ohio
Delcot
Germantown
Percy Ridg
Mays
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