United Brethren Conference Close at Plymouth
The St. Joseph Conference of the United Brethren Church met in Plymouth and closed with praise for growth in membership, new churches, and expanding schools. Rev. Luke moved to the Decatur circuit, Rev. H. E. Butler arrives at Silver Lake, and Packerton gains a new charge while Beaver Dam detaches. Corner Drug Store remains school supplies HQ.
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Plymouth
Warsaw
Beaver Dam
Silver Lake
Packerton
Burdge and Gresso Score with the Tryber Piano in Chicago
Burdge and Gresso toured Chicago last weekend with Claypool buyers to inspect pianos and each of M. E. Loehr S. B. Whittenberger and Frank Miller ordered a Tryber Piano. The Lakeside Organ, from the same company, accompanies the Tryber as a recommended pairing.
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Burdge & Gresso
Chicago
Claypool
M. E. Loehr
B. Whittenberger
Frank Miller
Marion
Lakeside
Missionary Convention Planned at M E Church
A missionary convention will be held at the M E Church on September 28 with addresses by Rev. W L Singer, Rev. E F Albertson and others. Special music will be provided by the choir. Rev E F Albertson D D, Chairman, invites all to attend.
Millinery Parlor Opens in Silver Lake by Miss Nettie Wereling
Miss Nettie E Wereling an experienced milliner opens a millinery parlor near the Commercial Bank in Silver Lake. She offers a line of millinery and notions with the latest fashionable creations and invites inspection by local ladies.
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Nettie E.woerling
Commercial Bank
Peculiar Accident Ends With Horse Euthanized
Mrs. Clif Hale driving from East Silver Lake sees her horse stumble and nearly fall. The right fore leg is found broken after examination by several horsemen, the humerus bone. The animal is shot to end its suffering.
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Clif Hale
East Silver Lake
Church Program Agenda Highlights Speakers and Topics
A church schedule lists talks and prayers by W. L. Singer W. E. Murray J. W. Bowen and E F AItI bert detailing topics on praise and prayer Christian education veterans contributions and missions. The program runs from 1 30 PM to 7 30 PM with several sessions and an address on missions.
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W. L. Singer
W.E. Murray
Knotting Bee At Thacker Home Draws Local Ladies
A social knotting bee was held Thursday at the Thacker home east of town. Ladies from here and Claypool attended, including Mesdames T. C. McClure O. C. Carter W. J. Fitton Ira Leckron Grandma Yotter Orpha McClure Nellis McClure Frankie Carter F M Miller M Cluen L Beigh Chloe Cluen Fern Beigh. A bounteous dinner accompanied the friendly gathering.
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M. Cluen
L. Beigh
Chloe Cluen
Fern Beigh
Real estate loan offer from Farmers Bank in Silver Lake
Farmers Bank of Silver Lake Indiana announces loans on real estate anywhere in northern Indiana at a lower rate. The bank approves the loans in house and funds on abstract completion. Call to discuss borrowing options.
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Indiana
Farmers Bank
Silver Lake
Ind
Additional Telephones In The People's Mutual Line
The Record lists newly installed numbers from the People's Mutual Telephone Company since the latest directory. Entries include Bowen & Colbert store, Denney A Finis, Stea Dees, Willard Drudge, Hugh B Rea, Smith & Babcock Hall, School Building, and Jacob Zimmerman residence.
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People’s Mutual Telephone Company
Bowen & Colbert
Zimmerman
Jacob
Freshman predicts giant strawberries rivaling pumpkins
A freshman claims future strawberries could grow as large as pumpkins. He questions how growers will keep the fruit stable in the box once such size is achieved.
Skunk and Gossip Tale From A Wild Parable
A fable compares a small skunk to a crafty rabbit and a long tongued gossip who can ruin many reputations. It notes the wolf would prefer the skunk because the gossiper faces hell while the skunk simply dies.
Towns need broader merchant effort to draw trade
The Monticello Journal argues no town becomes a good business center while most merchants rely on a few to bring customers. It urges public spirited efforts to attract people to town and expand trade across a larger circle for overall community success.
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Monticello Journal
The lightning bug and a stubborn merchant in the dark
A dark fable contrasts a brilliant lightning bug who wanders with a headlight on and a foolish merchant who refuses advice and proclaims nothing to do when urged to advertise.
Public Schools Open With Large Attendance and High Hopes
The public schools began the term last Monday with strong turnout and positive outlook. Students, from youngsters to older pupils, arrived neatly dressed and eager, while teachers report good attendance and a promising start. The school facilities are in excellent condition and cordial relations between staff and students are noted.
Rev C S Parker to Leave Peru for Indianapolis
Reverend Charles S Parker resigns as pastor of the United Brethren church in Peru to accept a call to the First United Brethren church in Indianapolis. The move is a surprise to many. he leaves for larger work with a $500 salary increase. Parker has been well known in the Peru community.
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Luke
Decatur
H. E. Butler
Silver Lake
Fulton
Rev. Butler
Charles S. Parker
United Brethern Church
Peru
First United Brethren Church
Indianapolis
Parker
United Brethren Church
New Paint Industry Emerges in Silver Lake Town
A pair of local citizens after years of experiments claim to have created a mixed paint that lasts longer, costs less, and covers more than rival products. They say it achieves better finish and resists cracking due to its penetrating qualities, marking a potential revolution in ready-to-use paints.
Fire destroys four prison buildings in Michigan City
A fire at the Michigan City state prison last Saturday morning around 3 o'clock destroyed four buildings, totaling nearly 50 000 dollars in loss. Prisoners remained orderly as the blaze was fought by the local fire department aided by prison crews. All food provisions were ruined and telegraphs were sent to nearby towns for breakfast supplies.
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Michigan City State Prison
Michigan City
Subscriptions Offer Confusing Invitation Mix
A garbled fragment hints at an invitation related to the REcoRD subscription, showing unclear phrasing and missing details. The readable parts reference a subscription offer, but no clear dates, names, or actions are provided. Further readable text is needed to extract concrete entities or outcomes.
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U. B
Ply
Rev
Cr. E. Luke
Decatur Charge
The
St. Joseph
Conference of the United Brethren
Secree
J. D. Coverstone
Pleasant Lake
W. G. Rittenhouse
Solomons Creek
C. A. Sickatoose
Frankfort Circuit
W.H. Ferro
Galveston S. Snyder
Grass Creek
L. W. Lovq
Eric J. Q. Kline
Macy G. E. Luke
Corner Drug Store
F. Thomas
Aeedehenves
J. W. Lower
W. H
Wren
Burker OQ
Miner H. E. Butler
W. Simons
H. Yeager
Walkerton OQ
B. Wells Wemcor
Rochester
T. J. Smith
Prairie Grove
P. Kolster
North Judson
Tryber
Missionary Convention
Tember
M. E
W.L. Singer
Will
W. EB. Marry
Churubusko
J. W. Bowen
South Whitley
E. F. Albertson
D. D
Nettie E. Woreling
Cleveland
Goldsmith & Boots
North
Manchester
Christian Education
W.l.singer
Churen E F.aitibert
J F. Bailey
W. E. Murray
C. S. Parker
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