Fred Summe Dead
Fred Summe died at his East Main Street home shortly after one o clock on Saturday afternoon after a recent illness. A postmortem showed a perforated stomach ulcer as the cause. he was 46 years old and survived by his wife, one son, his parents, six brothers, one sister, and other relatives.
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Fred Summe
East Main Street
Fred
Jacob Teeter
Summe
Samuel Summe
Chicago
Silver Lake
Orpha McClure
Mr. Summe
Obituary of Frederick Summe of Silver Lake
Frederick Summe 46 of Silver Lake died October 25 1919 at his East Main Street home after a life as a farmer restaurateur and hardware partner. Born near Beaver Dam Indiana July 28 1873 he later ran restaurants in Chicago and co owned a Silver Lake hardware business with his brothers. He married Orpha McClure October 14 1908 and they had one son. Pallbearers were Amos Leonard John Frank Alva and George Summe. services were led by Rev. QO Wells and Rev. C BE Smith.
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Frederick Summe
Samuel
Catharine Summe
Beaver Dam
Indiana
Chicago
Silver Lake
Orpha McClure
Fred
Beyound
East Main Street
Amos
Leonard
John
Frank
Alva
George Summe
See Downing and Tucker at Claypool for Cedar Chest
Downing and Tucker are shown at Claypool presenting a new cedar chest. The display area features handcrafted woodwork and a local retailer note highlights the chest as a featured item.
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Downing & Tucker
Claypool
Local residents plan to attend Akron movie event
Many locals plan to be in Akron this Thursday to view Mary Pickford's latest production The Hoodlum’s in a theater showing the new film.
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Akron
Mary Pickford
Teachers Attend Institute in Indianapolis
Schools in Silver Lake and Lake Township closed last Wednesday evening for the week so teachers could attend the Teachers Institute in Indianapolis today and tomorrow.
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Silver Lake
Lake Township
Indianapolis
Thomas Johnson Returns to Silver Lake After 20 Years
Thomas Johnson of Niles Michigan visited Silver Lake with relatives and old acquaintances last Saturday and Sunday. He spent his boyhood days nearby and this marked his first return in almost twenty years.
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Thomas Johnson
Niles
Michigan
Mr. Johnson
Here
Silver Lake
Warsaw ice cream man John Collins Dies at 71
Prominent Warsaw resident John Collins a well known ice cream manufacturer died about two o clock Sunday morning after a stroke. He was past 71 and in good health the year and a half before. Funeral services were held Tuesday.
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John Collins
Warsaw
Cullins
Young Family Leaves Route for Wabash Work
Charles Young and his son Maynard left for Wabash Monday to work in a service factory. They expect winter employment there and a near-future family move. Young has served on route three for 12 to 15 years and was the first carrier on the route. Paul and Russel Kerlin will run the route during his ninety day leave.
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Charles Young
Maynard
Wabash
Mr. Young
Paul and
Russel Kerlin
Zens' Citizens Ticket For Claypool Election
Charles Tucker Ray Strayer and D C Smith arrived from Claypool to print tickets for November 4. The slate includes Clerk Walter E Black Treasurer Eli W C Garman and Trustee 2nd Ward Hearl Beigh. With no opposition the ticket is likely to win if each party votes once.
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Charles Tucker
Ray Strayer
D. C. Smith
Claypool
Walter E. Black
Eli W.C. Garman
2Nd Ward
Kosciusko County Soldiers Home Coming Rouses Warsaw
Warsaw prepares a county wide veterans day celebration on Tuesday November 11 with free festivities including a 1000 pound ox barbecue in the courtyard, obelisk decorations, and city wide closures. The Warsaw Military Band will provide music, a dance at Felkner building, and a moving picture show on the courthouse lawn for those not dancing.
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Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Felkner
Lake
Main Streets
Court House
Sunday Evening Sermon at M E Church Promises Large Attendance
Services will be held at the M RB Church in this place next Sunday evening. It is urged that a large turnout attend the preaching event.
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M. RB
Transfer Pupils to Winona After School Fire
After the Wayne school building near Warsaw burned, pupils will be transferred to Winona. Classes will be held in the Mount Memorial building with transportation arranged by the interurban for Warsaw students to travel to Winona.
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Wayne
Warsaw
Winona
Mount Memorial
Revival Services Begin at United Brethren Church
A series of revival meetings started last Sunday evening at the United Brethren church in this place with good attendance this week Rev Hutchins delivering several strong sermons.
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United Brethren Church
Hutchins
Clink Couple Move to North Jefferson Street Home
Mr and Mrs Samuel Clink relocate from the northeast farm into their newly purchased residence on North Jefferson street. Neighbors welcome the Clinks as fine members of the community.
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Samuel Clink
North
Jefferson Street
Renewal of Record subscription from L A Canada
L A Canada of Rensselaer sent a renewal for his subscription to the Record. He notes the family moved there about a year ago and reports plenty of work and good wages.
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L. A. Canada
Rensselaer
Despondent youth and ill health lead to self inflicted shooting
Russell Alexander 27 son of George Alexander residing in Burket shot himself in the barn at his home shortly after two o clock Saturday afternoon. He was found in a dying condition by his brother Edwin and sister Wreatha as the family attended a funeral. Alexander had recently returned from nine months service in the army and had suffered poor health since a 1914 railroad accident. He is hospitalized in Rochester in critical condition with a guarded outlook.
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Russel
George Alexander
Barket
Rochester
Alexander
Burket
Edwin
Wreatha
Goshen grocer fined for selling cigarettes to minor
A Goshen grocer paid 34 dollars in fines and costs for selling cigarettes to a 20 year old. The minor allegedly exploited the grocer’s absence and bought the tobacco through the grocer’s wife.
Five escape unharmed after Warsaw auto plunge
An auto plunged down an embankment near Warsaw Sunday evening. Five people were pinned under the Ford but none were seriously injured. The car was overtaken by a larger vehicle that fled the scene as the occupants, including Russell Scruttsman and his family with his grandmother, were returning from North Manchester to Goshen. E. L. Wickhizer assisted at the scene.
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Warsaw
Russel Scruttsman
Manchester
Goshen
E. L. Wickhizer
Longtime Lumberman Mr C F Yates Keeps Steady Post
Paducah Kentucky resident Mrs C F Yates says her husband has worked for the same lumber company for 25 years and remains in good health. He spends months on the road buying timber and returns Sundays. The firm has timber to operate its mill for seven years, and low river water forces use of alternative timber extending the supply for many more years.
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Aircorp Mra. C. F. Yates
Paducah
Kentucky
Yates
Notice to K ot P Members on November meeting
Third Degree work planned at the regular meeting next Monday evening November 3. A visiting team will perform the work. All members urged to attend. Refreshments will be served.
Silver Lake Halloween Party Promises Big Masked Crowd
Arrangements call for a Hallowe en celebration tomorrow evening in Silver Lake with scores of masked revelers on the streets. Prizes will be awarded for oldest masked couple best masked young couple and best comedy make up.
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Silver Lake
Local High School Falls to Atwood 27 25 in Tight Gridiron Game
Local high school lost to Atwood 27 to 25 in a close basketball game last Friday evening. The halftime score favored the local team 16 to 9 before Atwood surged in the second half.
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Atwood
Kreamer Family Travels to St Louis for Winter Work
Ralph Kreamer and wife visited North Manchester relatives last weekend at A. J. Kreamer's home in Juwo. They plan to move Thursday to St Louis where Ralph has a Packard Auto job and will stay through winter. Russell Kreamer will join them with a similar position.
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Ralph Kreamer
Manchester
A. J. Kreamer
Juwo
St. Louis
Ralph
Packard Auto People
Russel Kreamer
Home on Vacation For Railroad Worker In Ohio City
J P Homman employed at the railroad station in Ohio City left last week to attend the death and funeral of his brother in law Albert Miller who died in Warsaw last Friday morning Homman remained this week for a visit with his family
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J.P. Homman
Ohio City
Ohio
Albert Miller
Warsaw
Mr. Homman
Red Cross Meeting Set In Silver Lake Town Hall
Citizens of Lake Township are urged to attend a Red Cross Chapter meeting Monday evening November 3 at the Silver Lake Town Hall to elect new officers and increase turnout is desired.
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Red Cross
Lake Division
La@ke
Silver Lake
Disko Man Samuel Anstott Dies After Illness
Samuel Anstott, about 70, died last Friday at his Disko home after a long cancer illness. He had resided in the district many years and was known locally. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Samuel Anstott
Disko
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C. BE. Smith
C. Young
Citi
Zens
Citizens
Ion
M. E
Aes En
E. Ww. Gresso Co. F. & F. Hardware
Sel Alexander
Rexall
K. Ot P
Joy Makers
Hallowe’en
American Red Cross
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