Indiana teachers attend state convention halting Silver Lake schools
The State Teachers Association meeting in Indianapolis causes Silver Lake public schools to close last evening and reopen next Monday for teachers to attend. The convention runs this week with plans to push a campaign to improve Indiana's school system from seventeenth place.
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Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Silver Lake
Campaign For
Indiana
United States
Resignation of Mail Messenger Monroe Paulus
Monroe Paulus resigns after a year of carrying mail between Big Four Station and the Post Office. He cites excessive work and trouble under the twentieth century schedule. Preparations are underway to fill the position in a couple of weeks.
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Monroe Paulus
Big Four
Sausamans Move to Warsaw After Public Farm Sale
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sausaman who held a public sale on the Orpha Bridge farm west of town last Saturday have moved to Warsaw and plan that place as their future home. Mr Sausaman works as a substitute carrier on city and rural routes.
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Lloyd Sausaman
Orpha Bridge
Warsaw
Sausaman
Farmers Cooperative Telephone Co petition on rate hike
The Farmers Cooperative Telephone Company of Kosciusko County filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana for authority to increase rates. A hearing on the petition is scheduled at the Commission rooms in Indianapolis at 2:00 p.m. October 27.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Telephone Company
Kosciusko County
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Commission
Indianapolis
Child Improves at Verona After Illness
A little girl visiting relatives in Verona Illinois shows slow improvement from infantile paralysis and brain fever after weeks of care by Mrs Ira Porter and family. The child’s progress is reported by family to be favorable.
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Leyi Halderman
Ira Porter
Verona
Illinois
Porter
Learn How to Vote at Town Hall With Harry W. Kline
Harry W. Kline leads a voting instruction session next Wednesday evening October 27 at 7:30 in the Town Hall. He will show how to vote what to say where to mark ballots and how to avoid errors. Attend to learn the process.
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Harry W. Kline
Scarlet fever affects local boy from near Disko area
Howard Zobrosky, son of Mr and Mrs L H Zobrosky six miles southeast of here, has been gravely ill with scarlet fever. He attended school at Disko and fell ill while in the sex room.
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Howard
L. H. Zobrosky
Here
Disko
Moved to Country Farm Near Town
Albert Drudge and family moved today to the Orpha Bridge farm west of town formerly leased by Lloyd Sausaman and family who are moving to Warsaw.
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Albert Drudge
Orpha Bridge Farm
Town
Lloyd Sausaman
Warsaw
Brown family moves into O B Wellsh Farm area
Holie Brown and family moved into the O B Wellsh farm west of Hatter part last week.
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Holie’ Brown
O.B
Good Literature Day Observance at M E Church
Good Literature Day will be observed at the M E church this place Sunday evening October 24. A special program will be in connection with the regular services. Everyone is invited.
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M. E
This Place
Large Republican meeting draws crowd in town
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening for a Republican meeting. Miss Chessline of Indianapolis spoke at length on political issues, while Mrs. Cook and L. W. Rouse of Warsaw gave brief talks.
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Miss Chessline
Indianapolis
Mrs. Cook
L. W. Rouse
Warsaw
Will Move to Huntington Wa Frank Gearhart sale upheaval
Frank Gearhart who held a sale yesterday northeast of town will move his family to Huntington where they will make their future home.
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Frank Gearhart
Huntington
Cousins Visit Emery Shutt Home Sparks Pleasant Gathering
Huntington guests D. R. Warner and wife with granddaughter and Sherman Shutt visited the Emery Shutt home Sunday. Warner and Shutt are cousins of a local townsman, making their first visit with the Shutt family. The gathering was described as very pleasant.
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D. R. Warner
Sherman Shutt
Huntington
Emery Shutt
Mr. Warner
Mr. Shutt
Blood Poisoning in Hand of Warsaw Resident
Thomas Groninger of the north-west Warsaw area suffers blood poisoning after puncturing his left hand on two large splinters. He is well known locally and friends express regret over this misfortune.
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Thomas Groninger
Warsaw
Groninger
Pleasant Sunday gathering at A J Kreamer home
A pleasant gathering occurred last Sunday at the east town A J Kreamer residence. Present were Mr and Mrs John Kramer, Mr and Mrs Charles Frantz, Mr and Mrs Russell Kreamer and Grace Kreamer of Laketon, Mr and Mrs Ralph Kreamer of North Manchester, and Roy Kreamer with wife and daughter of Warsaw.
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A. J. Kreamer
John Kramer
Charles Frantz
Russell Kreamer
Grace Kreamer
Laketon
Ralph Kreamer
North
Manchester
Roy Kreamer
Warsaw
Student Enrolls in Embalming School
Orval Carr travelled to an Indiana city yesterday to enroll as a student in an embalming school. He will remain there for a period of four months to take a course in undertaking.
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Orval Carr
Indianapolis
McAdo Speaks to Large Elkhart Crowd
Mr and Mrs C Carter and Mr and Mrs Joe Kerlin motored to Elkhart last Saturday and listened to an address by McAdo. A very large crowd was present.
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Carter
Joe Kerlin
Elkhart
McAdo
Robert Craig Weds Pearl McCarty in Connersville
Robert Craig formerly of this place married Pearl Mc Carty of Rushville. They plan to live at 2124 Western Avenue in Connersville after October 25. Craig has worked in Connersville for several years and friends offer congratulations.
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Robert Craig
Eastern Star Lodge Welcomes New Members at Batesburg Meeting
Attendees from Batesburg and North Manchester gathered Monday evening for an Eastern Star Lodge meeting. Several new members were admitted into the order.
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Manchester
Eastern Star Lodge
Order
Resignation of Rural Carrier On Route Two
Orval Carr resigned as Rural Carrier on route two, effective November 1, after several years in the position. An examination will be held in Warsaw soon to fill the vacancy.
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Orval Carr
Warsaw
Visit of Brown and Lewis Families to Bennie Drudge Home
Mrs Brown and Mrs Lewis of Alexandria visited last Sunday at the Bennie Drudge home. They are sisters to Mrs Drudge and were formerly Miss Maud McCoy and Miss Mary McCoy who lived here years ago. Mr and Mrs William Lewis also joined the visit.
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Wilbur. Brown
Dorris Ruth
William Lewis
Alexandria
Bennie Drudge Home
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. Drudge
Maud
Mary McCoy
Centralized Northern Indiana Fair Planned With Nine Counties
A Fort Wayne meeting last week discussed a centralized fair and stock show with nine counties in Northern Indiana. No definite action was taken and another meeting is planned soon. Represented counties include Allen LaGrange DeKalb Huntington Kosciusko and Noble. The event aims not to interfere with local county fairs.
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Fort Wayne
Allen
Lagrange
Dekalb
Huntington
Kosciusko
Noble
Indiana
Halloween Program At High School Auditorium
A Public Speaking Class will stage a Hallowe en program at the high school auditorium on Friday evening October 29 1920. The event features a Halloween play readings songs and instrumental music. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for S. L. school pupils.
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S. L
Gemmer to Move to Huntington After Election
H P Gemmer who disposed of his store early this week plans to relocate to Huntington after the election. He has purchased property there and the family expects to make that city their future home.
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H.p.gemmer
Huntington
Sister Nora Dillman Visits Indiana for Recovering Sibling
Caring For Sister Miss Nora Dillman traveled to Indiana to be with her sister Mrs. Devon Getty who is recovering from an operation performed a week ago.
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Nora Dillman
Indianapolis
Devon Getty
Large Attendance at Jameson Funeral Services
A large crowd attended the funeral for Chas Jameson held last Friday afternoon at Center Church north of town. The service at Center Church drew many residents and family members to pay respects to the deceased.
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Jameson
Chas, Jameson
Center Church
Pearson Couple Visit Michigan Towns Last Week
Mr and Mrs C A Pearson visited Edwardsburg Michigan last week at the Lon Pearson home. They drove to Pokagan to see the P F Helser home and spent a few hours there.
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C. A. Pearson
Lon Pearson
Edwardsburg
Michigan
P. F. Helser
Pokagan
Gemmer Sells Store to Ramsey and Summe
A grocery store at Main and Jefferson Streets changed hands Monday. Hugo Gemmer sold to Albert Ramsey and Edward Summe, two local young men forming Ramsey & Summe. The partners plan strong public patronage based on their hustling experience.
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Hugo Gemmer
Main and
Jefferson Streets
Albert Ramsey
Edward Summe
Ramsey & Summe
Big Cut in Muslin Prices Reported
In New York last week selling agents for two lines of bleached muslin announced drastic price cuts within days. One line drops from 35 cents to 20 cents per yard and another from 31 cents to 19 cents, a reduction approaching half from the high record.
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New York
Helser Home Improvements Noted by Visitors in Pokagan
Mr and Mrs Frank Helser and Frank Haney and family visited the Percy Helser home near Pokagan Michigan last Sunday morning remaining until Monday They report substantial improvements since moving in and say the workers are progressing well at the residence
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Frank Helser
Frank Haney
Percy Helser
Pokagan
Michigan
Farmers Busy Husking Corn in Early Season
Farmers in the locality begun husking corn earlier than usual due to warm dry weather. Much corn already stored in cribs, with oats and other crops also yielding, signaling a prosperous season for farmers in the area.
Here From Ohio Visit of Haney Family
Earl Haney and family from Montpelier Ohio visited here several days last week with relatives and friends.
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Earl Haney
Montpelier
Ohio
Massachusetts restaurateurs called on price fix collusion
United States attorney summoned restaurant keepers from across Massachusetts over alleged price gouging. Reported items include corn at 40 cents per ear coffee at 10 cents per cup and pie at 10 cents per cut as examples of excessive pricing.
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Massachusetts
United States
Hickory Nuts Scarce Across Timber Regions
Report notes a shortage of hickory nuts this year with harvest hampered by blasting. Farmers may need to spray hickory trees to yield nuts. Walnut, butter, and hazel nuts are more plentiful in contrast.
Regenos Boy Makes Steady Progress at Indiana Deaf School
Dale Regenos, son of Mr and Mrs Harley Regenos, who returned to the Indiana State School for the Deaf in Indianapolis a few weeks ago, is progressing nicely in his studies. The Record visits him weekly and he enjoys reading news from this locality.
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Dale Regenos
Harley Regenos
Here
State School For the Deaf
Indianapolis
Indiana Bans Open Knife Switch After October First
Fire Marshal H H Friedley acting at the request of Indiana fire chiefs and electricians issued an order banning open knife switches after October 1. The move follows a national campaign and reports of hundreds of fatal accidents linked to the device. The decree requires all new electrical installations or alterations to meet state rules and mandates closed switches to be clearly marked without opening the enclosure.
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H.H. Freidley
Indiana
United States
Friedley
To Speak Here Tonight by Hon. Fred Bowers
Hon. Fred Bowers of Huntington will address Silver Lake and nearby residents on current political issues. The talk is set for Thursday October 21 at 7 30 PM and promises an earnest, forceful appearance with an engaging discussion for all regardless of party.
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Fred Bowers
Huntington
Silver Lake
Bowers
Mrs Margaret Paulus Returns Home From Michigan Visit
Mrs Margaret Paulus returned home Tuesday after a several week visit with her grandson Roscoe Ladd in Detroit Michigan.
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Margaret Paulus
Roscoe Ladd
Detroit
Ice Houses Burned at War-sen in Eagle Lake Fire
Ice houses at Eagle Lake War-sen were burned last Saturday evening. Loss is estimated near 25000 dollars with the fire origin still unknown.
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Eagle Lake
Warsen
Lecture at M E church recounts wartime overseas experiences
A large audience gathered at the M E church to hear Rev A A Hunter of the North Ohio Conference share his World War I experiences abroad. He recalled moments from his nine years ago visit and his friendship with Rev Buck while serving in the local church.
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M. E. Church
A. A. Hunter
North Ohio
M. E
Rev. Hunter
Buck
Public Sale Scheduled by S P Leckrone Near Silver Lake
S P Leckrone will hold a public sale at his place three miles east and a mile south of Silver Lake on Saturday Oct 30 at one o'clock. Items include a horse two cows about eight dozen chickens 20 stands of bees about 200 bushels of oats corn in crib and farm implements and household goods.
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S.P. Leckrone
Silver Lake
Wickiters to Seek Employment in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs E L Wickiter left here yesterday for Cleveland where Ernest Wickiter will be employed by the Western Union as chief lineman. Wickiter previously served as chief lineman for Peoples Mutual Telephone Company and made many friends here who regret their departure and wish them well in their future location.
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Cleveland
Ernest
Western Union
Wickiter
Peoples Mutual Telephone Company
To Speak at Franklin by L. W. Rouse in church
L. W. Rouse of Warsaw will speak Tuesday evening October 26 at the Franklin church three miles west of town. His topic is the League of Nations as a bis subject.
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L. W. Rouse
Warsaw
Franklin Church
League of Nations
Saying Save for Rainy Days Proves Wise Rule
The proverb warns that those who promise to save for a future need often regret neglecting the habit. It contrasts planning with immediate spending and highlights prudence as a steady career of foresight.
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Community
The death of a loved one prompted a heartfelt thanks to the singers and friends for their kindness and support. The family extends sincere appreciation to the funeral home and all who offered help during this difficult time.
Notary Work At The Record Office
A brief notice notes all kinds of notary work available at the Record Office. It mentions De and bond related services in a concise directory style.
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Record Office
de , Bond
Poison Candy Case Heard In Evansville Court
Miss Mabel Speer, the school teacher charged with mailing a poisoned candy box to Miss Mable Hardin, appeared at a hearing in Evansville. She was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury on a $1,500 bond furnished by her father and claims innocence, while authorities continue a thorough federal inquiry.
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Mattie Hardin
Evansville
Mabel Speer
Miss Hardin
Mr. Hobbs
Miss Speer
Federal Grand Jury
Secret Service
Dewitt Hobbs
Elderly Mr Rickel Visits Niece and Family
Mr George Rickel of Palestine spent Tuesday with his niece Mrs Frank Sellers and family north of town. At over 82 he is the sole survivor of the Samuel Rickel line and remains active and enjoys visits with relatives.
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George Rickel
Palestine
Frank Sellers
Mr. Rickel
Samuel Rickel
Visit Notes From Bucyrus Ohio Dorsey Martin Home
Visiting in Ohio Sando Isley and his wife with Jesse Martin have been staying at the Dorsey Martin home southeast of here in Bucyrus during the past week.
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Sando Isley
Jesse Martin
Here
Bucyrus
Ohio
Dorsey Martin
Suffering With Blood Poisoning In North Manchester
Dennis Dul aney of North Manchester suffered a nail wound to the right hand that worsened into blood poisoning. A physician treated the palm earlier but the swelling grew, and the condition developed despite assurances of a quick recovery.
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Dennis Dulaney
Manchester
Death of Guy Snipes in Alanta Indiana at 22
Mrs. Richard Davis received word Tuesday from Alanta Indiana of the death of Guy Snipes a nephew aged 22 after years of kidney and heart trouble. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon in Alanta with a large turnout of friends and relatives including the Davis family.
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Richard Davis
Alanta
Indiana
Guy Snipes
Snipes
Davis
Lloyd Sausaman sale nets fair prices at west town venue
Attendees gathered for the sale held west of town last Saturday afternoon. All articles sold brought fair prices, reflecting healthy interest from bidders and buyers.
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Lloyd Sausaman
Frank Gearhart Sale Attracts Noted Attendance Northeast Of Town
A goodly crowd gathered yesterday afternoon at the Frank Gearhart sale held northeast of town, drawing steady interest and participation from local residents.
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Frank Gearhart
To Serve Eats Election Day
Vague fragment notes election day activity and mentions Mazda and Ghags of the. Readable facts are sparse. no clear entities or events to identify a full news item.
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Connersville
Batesrn Star Meeting
Indiana Fair
Diana
Hallowe’en
Gemmer Sells Store
E. L. Wickiter
Franklin
A. Ele Fig
Dertaker
Silsity
Feder
al Court
Mable
Speer
Federal
Grand Jury
Mazda
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