Miss Anna Montel Dies at 66 in Packerton
Anna Montel died Monday at her nephew Fred Montel's home in Packerton at age 66 years 3 months after a six week illness. Reports say a spider bite near her right ear caused the death. She was the daughter of Abram Montel and is survived by two brothers Samuel and Jacob Montel and a sister Mrs Henry Shireman. Funeral held Wednesday at Bel Silver church with many attending.
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Anna Montel
Fred Montel
Packerton
Misa Montel
Abram Montel
Samuel
Jacob Montel
Henry Shireman
South Bend
Bel Silver
Surprise visit marks Joutz family gathering near town
On Sunday September 24 a cheerful gathering occurred at the Everett Joutz home southeast of town. The following Tuesday Mrs. Joutz celebrated a birthday with a planned surprise by Mr and Mrs Wynkoop from near Columbia City. About thirty two relatives arrived by Auto to join the occasion, along with Mrs Ross Stout and family from northwest of town.
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Everett Joutz
President Wilson Sees Crowds During Pennsylvania Train Stop
Large crowds gathered as President Wilson traveled through WRSe last evening aboard a Pennsylvania train. He paused for a few minutes, drawing locals and travelers from nearby areas including Warsaw.
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Warsaw
President Wilson
Wrse
Pennsylvania
Appointed Administrator for William Little Estate
J E Rowland has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late William Little deceased. The notice appears elsewhere in this issue.
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J.E. Rowland
William Little
Front Turn Out Workman Tear Down Telephone Building
Workmen began Monday morning to remove the building front of the Telephone structure and masons will soon start brick work, signaling a new phase in the renovation.
Political meeting in Silver Lake by two Republican candidates
On Friday evening October 13 Hon. Andrew J Hickey Republican candidate for congress from the 13th District and Senator E A Dausman Republican candidate for appellate judge will speak on the campaign issues in Silver Lake. Everyone is invited to attend and hear the two gentlemen discuss the key topics.
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Andrew J. “Hickey
Congress
E. A. Dausman
Udge
Silver Lake
Visiting Hendersons Welcome D and Family at McClure-Henderson Home
Here Visiting New Boy D Henderson and daughter Etta Mary were Sunday guests at the McClure Henderson home. They came to see the little grandson and Mr Henderson remained to visit with his son and many friends.
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D. Henderson
Etta
Mary
McClure-Henderson Home
Mr Henderson
School attendees Snyder and Hay enter Northwestern college
Hugh Snyder and Edward Hay traveled to Chicago to enroll at a western college, taking a year at Indianapolis and moving into rooms at 851 North LaSalle. They will begin studies with daily class attendance and plan to keep busy with coursework.
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Hugh. Snyder
Edward Hay
Thwestern ‘College
Hey
Indianapolis
Snyder
North LaSalle d
Mrs Hannah Armey Moves to Town on North Poplar Street
Mrs Hannah Armey moved on Tuesday from a railroad area residence to town and now occupies the Mrs J W Yates property on North Poplar Street.
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Hannah Armey
Off Duty at Store Clarence Brill Sprains Ankle
Clarence Brill is off duty at the Grosso store this week due to a sprained ankle suffered last Friday. He will be away for a period as he recovers.
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Clarence Brill
Grosso
Robert Wiltrout Takes Job in Warsaw Store
Robert Wiltrout traveled to Warsaw on Monday to begin employment at a local store.
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Robert Wiltrout
Warsaw
Gresso Reelected to LC Mercantile Board at Chicago Banquet
E. W. Gresso and R. E. Hanes visited Chicago this week to buy goods for Gresso stores in Chicago and North Manchester. They attended the LC Mercantile Co. annual banquet where Gresso was reelected to the board. LC Mercantile operates fourteen wholesale houses across the United States.
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E. W. Gresso
R. E. Hanes
Chicago
Gresso
North Manchester
LC Mercantile Co
Mr. Gresso
L.C. Co
United States
Football at Wabash Sunday Game Promises Tight Contest
A football game between Wabash and Toeleco teams is set for Sunday at Wabash. Local sports fans expect a hot contest with two strong rivals clashing on the field.
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Wabash
Toleco
Visiting Ohio resident William Ebert leaves for Jeromeville trip
William Ebert of southeast town leaves Tuesday for a two week auto tour through Jeromeville and surrounding areas, planning to visit many locations before returning home.
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William Ebert
Jeromeville
Ohio
Frantzes Plan Winter Stay in Eaton for Schoolhouse Work
Mr and Mrs Noah Frantz left last week for Eaton near Muncie where they will stay through most of winter. Mr Frantz manages a large school house under construction and will oversee the project while there.
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Noah Frantz
Eaton
Muncie
Mr. Frantz
Board to Meet Friday Night in Clerk’s Office
The board of town trustees will hold a regular session in the clerk’s office tomorrow Friday night.
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Board of Town Trustees
Proud Parents Welcome Alberta Mag Newhouse
Mr and Mrs George Newhouse of the south west side welcomed a baby girl named Alberta Mag last Saturday night at their home.
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George Newhouse
Alberta Mag
Prohibition Speakers Schedule Stop at Silver Lake
A prohibition literature tour reaches Silver Lake on Friday October 6. A public meeting is set for 2:00 p m at the street corner, with speakers and entertainers part of a statewide campaign.
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Silver Lake
Robinsons Visit Family Tulforth Kansan Roots Recalled
Mr and Mrs J N Robinson of Kansas arrived here last week to visit relatives and friends. Mr Robinson was a son of the late S S Robinson and was raised in this locality before moving southwest about forty years ago.
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J. N Robinson
Kansas
Mr. Robinson
S.S Robinson
Trustees Paulus and Hill Attend Warsaw Board Meeting
Trustees Paulus and Hill attended the regular monthly meeting of the county board of education in Warsaw on Monday.
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Paulus and
Hill
Warsaw
County Board of Education
Reunion attendance planned for 59th Indiana unit member
Frank Smith of Ohio, here last week with his brother Samuel and other relatives, left Monday for Gosport to attend the 59th Indiana Volunteer Infantry reunion. He served with the regiment in the Civil War era and has rarely seen fellow soldiers since the war ended.
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Frank Smith
Ohio
Samuel Smith
Gosport
Smith
Hill Family Attends Columbia City Church Conference
Will Hill and his son Levi traveled to Columbia City for the annual Church of God conference. Will returned Tuesday while Levi stayed several days longer to attend additional sessions.
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Will Hill
Levi Hill
Columbia City
Church of God
Mr. Hill
Levi
Mazda class at Hively home enjoyed evening program
Members of the Mazda class of the M EB met at Arthur Hively's home west of town last evening. An excellent program was rendered, refreshments were served, and a very good time was enjoyed by all.
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Mazda
Arthur Hively
Return to Ade Iowa home after visit
Dr and Mrs AVs Kulp returned to their Ade Iowa home Tuesday after a two week visit with the Hay family at their home.
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Iowa
Avs. Kulp
Ade
Hay Home
Chicago Doctor Treats Curious Liver Trouble Case
In Chicago C. ER. Wiltrout receives treatment for an unusual liver ailment. He is not bedridden but needs expert care to prevent serious complications.
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C. ER. Wiltrout
Chicago
Family Moves From Colbert Property to Hannah Armey Place
Oliver Grussweller and family relocated from the Colbert property in the south part of town on Tuesday and now occupy the Hannah Armey place south of the Big Four station.
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Oliver Grussweller
Colbert
Hannah Armey
Card of Thanks for Fatton Family Help
The Daughters and son express gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during the death and burial of their father William D. Fatton.
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William D. Fatton
Texas Letter Describes San Antonio’s War Troop Parade
Chas Rager from San Antonio reports a lively city with thriving farming and cotton prices. He notes a massive October 4 parade of soldiers, bands, and equipment, the largest troop movement since the Civil War, suspending business, and anticipates winter tourist inflow as camps attract visitors.
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Uncle Sam
Chas. Rager
Family gathering at Grandma Amiss home on Sunday
A pleasant day marked a family reunion at Grandma Amiss’s north town home. Attendees included Joseph Amiss and wife of Bunker Hill, George Amiss and wife of Laketon, Chas Amiss and family, Robert Nelson and wife, and Dr and Mrs J M Amiss. A bountiful dinner followed. Grandma Amiss, over 94, remains active and lives independently.
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Grandma Amiss
Joseph Amiss
Bunker Hill
George Amiss
Laketon
Chas. Amiss
Robert Nelson
J. M. Amiss
Ageéana
Public sale notices for stock and farm goods near Disko
John Fleck will hold a public sale at his farm southwest of this place near Disko on next Tuesday selling 60 dead cattle and hogs. Jerry Frantz two miles east will sell October 17 including 1 horse 16 cattle 30 hogs farming implements and household goods. Francis Lamar five miles southwest will hold October 18 selling 5 horses 15 cattle 49 hogs farming implements hay fodder corn and other items. Watch for large bills.
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John Fleck
Disko
Jerry Frantz
Here
Francis Lamar
Public sale of estate items near town by administrator
J B Rowland as administrator of the William T Little estate will hold a public sale at the deceased’s residence 24 miles north of town on Thursday October 19. Items include horses hogs cattle sheep and farm implements. Proceeds benefit the estate.
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J. B. Rowland
William T. Little
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Kaufman & Bros
North
Manchester
Texas
Charles Rager
San Antonio
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