Ministers Appointments Read at St Joseph Conference Kokomo
The St Joseph conference of the United Brethren church read minister appointments at Kokomo on Sunday. It lists presiding Elder J A Grove and many ministers with assigned districts including Adamsville Albion Athens Bremen Bremen Circuit Bourbon Etna Green Barker Claypon Donaldson Elkhart Castie Elkhart Second Lake Elkhart Indian Village Ligonier North Manchester Nappanee Plymouth Rochester Warsaw Warsaw Circuit Walkerton and Solomon's Creek. Future conference site decisions may take weeks.
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St Joseph
United Brethren Church
Kokomo
A Grove
Adamsville
S Campbell
Albion
Luke Athens
Dixon Atwood
Spider Bremen
Robinson
Bremen
Pence Bourbon
Etna Green
Rittenhouse Barker
Ballou Claypon
Noah McCoy
Donaldson
Powers Elkhart Castie
Lake Elkhart
Phillips Indian Village
Ballou Ligonier
Paddock Laketon
Miner North Manchester
Eaton Nappanee
Ferra
Plymouth
Yager
Rochester
Butler Solomon
Reek
Simons
Ben
Mal Syracuse
R Ayer
Walter Stout Returns to State University for Medical Studies
Walter Stout returned to Bloomington on Wednesday to enter the State University and resume his medical course. He is in the junior class this year and hopes for success in his studies.
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Walter Stout
Bloomington
The
State University
Walter
Theunior
Off on Vacation by J. W. Ferrerda
J W Ferrerda the Big Four agent takes a fifteen day vacation. Flo and his wife visit relatives at Leesburg Russville and other points during the trip.
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J. W. Ferrerda
Flo
Leesburg
Russville
John
Fisher Family Reunion At Packleton
Mrs. Sarah Fisher attended the annual Fisher families reunion at Joe Thompson home in Packleton. Over three hundred members gathered for a large family event and all reported a good time. Next year’s date and location were not yet decided.
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Sarah Fisher
Fisher
Joe] Thompson
Packleton
Operation Mrs William Black in Rochester Hospital
Mrs William Black residing west of town underwent an operation in Rochester hospital on Tuesday. The procedure was successful and the latest report says she is getting along very nicely with hope of a full recovery.
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William Black
Rochester
Marriage Unites Roy Kreamer and Clella Hileman in Private Ceremony
Roy Kreamer of Rose Hill and Clella Hileman of Disko wed Saturday evening at the Hileman home with few invited guests. Both are respected young people with many friends offering congratulations.
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Roy Kreamer
Rose Hill
Clella Hileman
Disko
Henry Hileman
Township Schools Open for Promising Year
Public schools in the township opened Monday with good attendance and an excellent corps of teachers headed by Trustee Frantz. Buildings were cleaned and sanitary, with staff including Beulah Martindale Bessie Carr Lula Sprigg Hugh Snyder Ajda Lukens Clara Franta Artie Carr Mabie Martindale J. D. Cline E. E. Botts Mazie Jennings.
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Frantz
Beulah Martindale
Bessie Carr
Lula Sprigg
Hugh Snyder
Ajda Lukens
Clara Franta
Artie Carr
Mabie Martindale
J. D. Cline
E. E. Botts
Mazie Jennings
Miss Pearl Utter Stacy Obituary
Pearl Utter, daughter of Milton H. and Melissa M. Utter, born near Akron Indiana August 18 1889, died September 11 at Hope Hospital Fort Wayne at age 22. She grew up in the area, studied at Claypool High School and Winona Normal, wished to teach, but illness ended her life after few days of sickness. She leaves parents two brothers four sisters and many friends. funeral held Center Church with Rev A D Buck officiating.
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Stacy Pearl Utter
Milton H
Melissa M. Utter
Akron
Ind
Utter
Hope Hospital
Fort Wayne
Claypool
Winona
Institution
Center Sunday School
Center Church
A. D. Buck
Early Winter Closing Proposed by Local Businessmen
A group of Silver Lake businessmen propose a town wide 8 pm closing time for non restaurant shops from October 1 1911 to March 1 1912 with Saturdays and holiday weeks excluded. They cite neighbor towns success last winter and urge residents to support the plan despite a few opponents clinging to old habits.
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Claypool
Silver Lake
Public Well Being Dug Near Corner Drugstore
Jacob Adams began work on a public well at the corner west of the drugstore on Wednesday morning and by press time Thursday afternoon had reached about 15 feet in depth.
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Jacob Adams
Preach First Sermon by Rev Noah McCoy at U B Church
The Rev Noah McCoy will preach his initial sermon at this place next Sunday evening at 7 30. He will also preach at Center in the morning after Sunday School with a cordial welcome to all to attend both services.
Family reunion at the Snyder home in this place
Mrs. Snyder and her three brothers James Charles and Jared gathered Saturday evening for a rare reunion at the Charlies Snyder home in this place. It was the first time in over twelve years the siblings met together and the event was warmly remembered.
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Charlies Snyder
Davis Family Joins Our Town From Silver Lake
Edwin Davis and family from Adrian Michigan have moved their household to our town this week and now reside at the Yates property in the northeast. Mr Davis is part of the Davis Brothers firm of Silver Lake and is welcomed into the community.
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Edwin Davis
Adrian
Mich
Yates
Mir. Davis
Davis Brothers
Silver Lake
Good horse races and other attractions at the North Madchester fair
Figures from the North Madchester fair show lively horse races and a variety of amusements drawing crowds. Vendors, midway games, and local performances add to a festive atmosphere as residents enjoy the event on fairgrounds.
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North Madschester Fair
Haney Heads to Oklahoma for Winter Visit and Work
Charles Haney left Monday evening for Prior Creek Oklahoma to visit his sister Mrs Maud Herald and family. He is reported to have a position and will begin work immediately upon arrival reported by local sources.
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Charles Haney
Prior Creek
Oklahoma
Maud Herald
Bernard Votter Enters Indianapolis Pharmacy School
Bernard Votter leaves for Indianapolis Monday to begin a pharmacy course. He brings years of drugstore experience from the Corner Drug Store and is expected to succeed in his studies. He will be missed at home but hopes to visit family often.
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Bernard Votter
Indianapolis
Bernard
Fire Prevention Day Proclamation by Governor Marshall
Governor Marshall proclaims October 9 191L as Fire Prevention Day in Indiana. He urges citizens to remove rubbish, ensure heating appliances are safe, inspect chimneys and flues, avoid burning rubbish and volatile oils, and teach children fire safety and rescue basics in schools.
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Marshall
Indiana
Leonard Departs for Albuquerque Visit
Leo Leonard leaves for New Mexico to stay with his mother Mrs Winona Leonard in Albuquerque after traveling from here on Monday.
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Leo Leonard
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Winona Leonard
Revival Meetings Begin at South Pleasant Church
Rev Buck started a series of revival meetings at South Pleasant church last Sunday evening with large attendance and strong prospects for a successful outcome.
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Buck
South Pleasant Church
Doings of the Stork Theron Dale Shull Born Near Roann
A son named Theron Dale was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Shull near Roann on Thursday night. The child and mother are healthy. the father, Dr. Leckrone notes, remains in a very critical condition.
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Theron Dale
Chas Shull
Roann
Leckrone
Mr. Shull
Resolutions of Respect for Pearl Utter
The Center Sunday School mourns Pearl Utter who died September 11, 1911. The resolutions praise her cheerful presence and service, bow to divine will, and extend sympathy to her family. A copy sent to the family and published in the Silver Lake Record. Presented by William Dahlem, Bessie Carr, Delphia Johnston.
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The
Center Sunday School
Pearl Utter
Center
Silver Lake Record
Hickory Nutting Time in Indiana Boys
Indiana boys anticipate autumn as school opens and nutting season begins with hickory trees heavy in fall fruit. They use fence rails and sticks to shake nuts from branches, a tradition alive despite dwindling groves and rising timber demand reducing older hickory stands in the region.
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Indiana
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Elkhart District
Butler Circuit
Hill Churchusee
Parker Collins
Rhodes Pleasant
Wells Converse
Kiliman Lafayette
Sickafrose Grass Creek
Coverstone ‘Atterbein
Tillman
Miss Pearl
U. B
DeHaven
E. W. Gresso & Co
School of Pharmacy
Stork
Miss Pearl Utter
William. Dahiem Bessie Carr
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