McClure Summe wedding in Goshen last week surprise reception
The McClure and Summe wedding occurred at Goshen on a Wednesday evening. After arriving by train at Silver Lake, they were met by about a hundred friends who escorted them in a decorated wagon trailer to the couple’s home. A crowd of more than a hundred viewed the decorations and extended congratulations. The ceremony was performed by Nev J. Mager of the first M. Watahe.
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Goshen
Silver Lake
Wight
Kensen Rager
Nev JF. Mager
M. i Watahe
Cremshen
Unlawful to Hunt Before November 10 Declared
State deputy and warden Andrew Neanderford explain hunting restrictions starting October and running to November 1 with exceptions for waterfowl. Rabbits may be hunted on personal property or within the township without a license with permission needed on others premises. All wild birds protected except certain birds of prey. Quail hunting banned before November 10. licenses issued by the county clerk.
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Andrew Neanderford
M E Aid Society Banquet Tells of October gathering
Miss Minnie Thacker hosted the M E Aid Society meeting on October 20 with a piano solo by Miss Mable Juntz and songs by Mesdames Wright and Tree. A grand supper followed in the dining room with many listed attendees. The next meeting is set for November 4 at 2 p.m. with Mrs Jaques.
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Minnie Thacker
M.E Aid Society
Mable Juntz
Tree
Wright
Minnie
Mesadames Jaypues
Hathaway
Self
Wood
Willoat
Willroa
Trae
Ayers
Drudge
Roodes
Tridie
Paul
Mabel Jantz
Jaques
Ele
Wrigit
Missouri visitors Rhine family en route to Charlestown
J W Rhine and wife of Charlestown Missouri arrived in town after visits to Marion and Pierceton. They stay several days with L H Yount and J A Jaques. Rhine, a former Silver Lake resident, has grown involved in a successful heading manufacture venture in Charlestown, now financially stable.
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J. W. Rhine
Charlieston
Marion
Pierceton
L. H. Yount
J. AL. Jaques
R. Rhine
Silver Lake
Charleston
Taine
Halloween Prank Warning Ties to State Law
Authorities warn that Halloween pranks on Saturday October 31 may trigger legal action under state law. The statute imposes fines up to 100 dollars and up to six months in jail for unlawfully entering land and damaging property or severing fruit or building parts worth ten cents or more.
High School Sqiuds and Schoolroom Whims
Friday is Arbor day and moving day as pupils switch seats while others attend a box supper at Snake's schoolhouse. Reports note absent students, a mouse encounter, postcard sales, and birthday greetings at the RECORD office with plans for home study and limited literary programs this term.
Salvation Army Captain Weds Beloit Man in Rockford
Miss Alice Tannehill formerly captain of the Beloit Salvation Army corps married Louis E. Henderson after traveling from Oklahoma City. The ceremony occurred in Rockford with Rev. H L Martino officiating. The couple returned to Beloit and reside with Henderson’s father S S D Henderson.
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Salvation Army
Oklahoma City
Alice Tannetill
Louis E. Henderson
River Road
Rockford
H L. Martino
First Methodist
S&s
Belvit Wis
Daily News
Henderson
Public Notice on Sale Bills and Paper Advertising
Offer to print sale bills and provide free newspaper advertising at RECORD Office. Prices claimed to be lower than nearby offices with guaranteed satisfaction and a note to call the Recon for arrangements.
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Guranteed
Fairview Chips Local Roundup and Visits
Sunday evening sightings include Russell Ring and Joe seen heading west while Bob White remains unseen. Edna asked about him as Robert Muattix and Harley Regenos visited Sunday. Visitors from Akron Silver Lake and War Saw noted. new distwasher arrival mentioned.
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Joe
Edna
Robert Muattix
Harley Regenos
New Milk Wagon Receives Emergency Bell To Warn Streets
City officials, after a delay, installed a street car style gong on the milk wagon to warn pedestrians at every street crossing. The moving wagon now sounds the bell as it approaches, prompting residents to duck or step aside for safety.
House Burns Near Claypool Residents Escape in Nightwear
William Barnes and his family, three and a half miles east of Claypool, escaped a fatal blaze at 1 a.m. Saturday as the burning home collapsed roofward. Barnes carried his wife and child to safety in their night clothes, saving only two pieces of furniture. Neighbors aided by providing clothing and essentials. A stage fire and defective flue are suspected as the causes.
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William Barnes
Claypool
Mr. Barnes
Bogus checks routed by stranger in North Manchester
A stranger passed six forged checks in North Manchester last Saturday evening totaling 864. He bought items at several stores for 7.31 and received cash after each purchase, leaving town with 356.69 in clean cash.
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Manchester
Goldsmiths & Boots Offers Men's Suits and Accessories
Jewelry and clothing shop in North Manchester promotes six dollar and eight six zero price points for men’s suits. Includes premium tickets and suspenders as part of the sale.
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Goldsmith & Boots
North
Manchester
Seward Township Caucuses Nominate Trustees and Assessor
Democrats in Seward township held a caucus Friday night and nominated George Alexander of Burket for trustee and A. J. Hill, southwest of Silver Lake, for assessor. The trustee race was tight with Alexander 96 votes to Wesley Swick 88 as almost full township turnout attended.
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Silver Lake
Alexander
Wesley Swick
Cunningham and Brown Nominated at Seward Caucus
At the republican caucus in Seward township on Wednesday evening last week John Cunningham of Burket was nominated for trustee and O F Brown of west of Silver Lake for assessor.
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Seward Township
John Cunningham
Burket
O. F. Brown
West of Silver Lake
Bank Examiner Praises Commercial State Bank Records
State Bank Examiner Camp of Garrett examined the Commercial State Bank on Monday and expressed high satisfaction with how the books were kept and the records maintained.
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State Bank
Garrett
Commercial State Bank
Early Closing Schedule Faces Split Among Merchants
An effort by some business men to adopt an 8 o'clock closing exists but awaits unanimous agreement before it can take effect.
Postmasters Plan School Talks on Postal Service
Postmaster-General Meyers directs postmasters to work with school authorities to inform students about the postal system. Talks cover mail delivery, classification, and registry procedures. The effort aims to improve mail addressed properly and reduce dead letters as immigration rises and children engage with public schools.
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Postal Service
Myers Sai
Pearson's Bread Ad Promotes Beat and Savings
A promotional line touts Pearson's Bread value and a claim of beating competitors on price. The ad emphasizes buying the bread and implies superior value in a brief retail message.
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Pearson
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Missouri
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Bessie Snyder
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Reconpulcer
B.S. and Grammar Rooms
Nmas
Pessons
Julia Arthur
Recorps
WH. S
Boms
Dorothy Wiltrout
Dorothy
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
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Beloit
Fairview
Russell Ring
Bob White
Eddie Reed
A. D. Sands
Robert Hanes
N. C. Lowman
Warsaw
West
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Akroo
John Gill
Roy Ohman
Akron
Ed Holman
Joseph Stankey
Fampily
Burkett
Suermanu Andrick
Enhimett Carter
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George Alexander
A. J
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Cloak and Suit House
New York
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Cincinnati
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C.F. Gensel
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