Marriage Unites Miss Huet and Charles Reinoehl in DeKalb County
Miss Clance Mae Huet and Charles M. Reinoehl were married at the bride’s parental home in Fairfield township DeKalb county on Friday evening Sept 18 1908 The Rev H H Reinoehl of South Bend performed the ceremony in the presence of family The couple reside in Bloomington and plan further study at Indiana University Reinoehl formerly taught in Wolontotville and Silver Lake schools and will pursue A T and A M degrees at Bloomington.
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Joseph Huet
Fairfield Township
DeKalb County
Clance Mae Huet
Charles M. Reingehl
H. H. Reinoehl
South Bend
Airs
Wuet
Proum
Solomon Reineehi
Kendallville
Indiana State Normal Schrool
Sup
Wolenottville
Silver Lake
Sir
Reienehl
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Reietezil
North Manchester Fair Opens With Racing and Free School Day
The North Manchester fair runs from Tuesday September 20 to Saturday October 30 with a free school day for all students. Race days Thursday through Saturday showcase Hippodrome features by Prof T B Vivearya and a running horse contest with Jos Davis. Trains run to Silver Lake to accommodate visitors and exhibits promise more free features and entertainment than ever.
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Sione
T. BP. Vivearya
Jos Davis
Manchester
Silver Lake
Better Think About It Phrase Prompting Caution
The note warns of a shortage of a money storm but signals forthcoming valuable items. It urges readers to stay alert and use wit to secure a fair share, noting some will misinterpret abundance and hesitate to act. The tone is cautionary and reflective.
Sundays Return in 110 Years Sparks Plan for Extra Day
A reader notes there are fifty three Sundays this year and predicts such a configuration will not recur for 110 years. Suggestions include extra Sunday visiting, church, buying a calf, or horse trading, with location and timing dependent on where Sundays fall this year.
Inspirational Element Fuels Hope for the Future
A reflective piece asserts there is a life element that provides energy and confidence for tomorrow. It frames this force as a source of inspiration pushing people to meet challenges and pursue a brighter path. The text emphasizes forward momentum despite obstacles.
Alliance Residents Visit Elmer Regents Home
Frank Oswalt of Alliance Ohio visited Tuesday and Tuesday ate the home of Elmer Regents. They are also visiting at the Scherer home east of town. Mrs Oswalt is a sister to the late eerie.
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And.dirs
Frank Oswalt
Aliance
Ohio
Ruesday
Elmer Regents
Scherer
Oswalt
Call To Enlarge Town School Grounds For Play Space
In 1888 the town high school began with four rooms and now serves about 180 students with six rooms and three wagons. The advisory board is urged to enlarge the playground by at least one half acre to provide basketball and football space, better outhouses, and improved grounds, with action sought this term.
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Schgyol
Arthur
Pearson's Bread Promises Superior Beat in Every Loaf
The advertisement proclaims that buying Pearson's Bread means purchasing the beat, claiming higher sales than competitors. It emphasizes quality and distinctiveness as the brand’s edge.
Rev Greenawalt Resigns to Accept Minerva Ohio Call
The Rev H L Greenawalt former pastor of Horeb Ev Lutheran church at Union Dale has resigned to accept a call from the Lutheran charge of Minerva Ohio. His resignation will be presented at the Joint Council Meeting at Uniondale St Marks Church Sept 26 and takes effect Nov 1. He will have served the Horeb charge three and one half years.
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HW. L. Greenawalt
Markle Journal
H.L. Greenewalt
Uniondale
Ind
Horeb Ev
Counsil
St. Marks Church
Equinox Fails to Ease Drought in Lake Township
On September 23 the autumnal equinox arrives but Lake township still endures drought. July 3 rain and July 4 shower, plus August 12 downpour, did not relieve dry wells or drying cisterns. Residents fear fire risk as drought deepens despite weather promises.
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Lake Township
Boy Plays Store While Baby Naps
A small boy enters and asks to play store. Mother agrees with one rule that baby is asleep. The boy promises to play gently and jokes that they will pretend not to advertise.
Pearson's Bakery Leads With Fresh Fine Bread
For bread that is fresh and fine go to Pearson's every time. Located locally, Pearson's offers consistent quality and familiar selections for daily needs and special occasions.
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Pearson’s
Juntz Resigns Swihart Post to Study Chemistry in Indianapolis
Bud Juntz left his position at the Swihart store last week and on Monday moved to Indianapolis to enroll in chemistry and pharmacy at the Winona Technical Institute.
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Bud? Juntz
Swihart
Indianapolis
Winona Technical Institute
Ball Games Set for Next Sunday in Silver Lake
Two ball games are scheduled for after noon next Sunday featuring the barbers and restaurant men of all other ball players in Silver Lake. A good game is promised.
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Silver Lake
Grass Fire Spreads from Passing Train Near Farm
A spark from a passing locomotive ignited dry grass on a Saturday, igniting Mrs Garman's northeast farm and menacing buildings. About fifty neighbors fought the blaze by digging trenches and kept the fire under control.
Post Card Display advertised at Silver Lake RECORD Office
The largest and most complete line of post cards ever brought to Silver Lake will be found at the RECORD Office.
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Silver Lake
Socialist Speech Draws Small Crowd in Indiana
Aletha Mayhurst Hart, assistant state organizer for the Socialist Party in Indiana, spoke on the Street Tuesday night to a small audience. A prank at the nearby feed mill briefly silenced her address as assailants tied a whistle. Marshall Getty freed the device and the culprits fled, with names likely to appear if heard from again.
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Aletha Mayhurst Hart
Socialist Party
Indiana
Marshall Getty
Picnic Postponed by Heat and Dust at Myrtle-Green Park
The Union Sunday School picnic scheduled for last Sunday in Myrtle-Green Park was called off due to hot weather and dust conditions.
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Union
Myrtle-Green Park
Leesburg Journal Debuts As Five-Column Weekly
The Leesburg weekly Journal appeared Thursday Sept 17 as a five-column quarto. It is well edited and attractive in appearance and is published by I J Gibbard.
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I. J. Gibbard
Fine Corn on Exhibit at the Post Office Window
C. E. Rantz displayed a basket of corn in the lobby window of the post office for several days. The ears, noted for size and quality, are said to be hard to equal in Kosciusko county and were raised on his land south of town.
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C. E. Rantz
Ixosciusko
Public sale planning ad from Recorp RECORD Office
The notice promotes public sale preparation with Recorp offering lower prices than nearby offices and free paper advertising for bills printed at RECORD Office. It guarantees satisfaction and encourages calling the RECORD Office for ad services.
McGleanen's Red Front Restaurant Ad
Stop at McGleanen's Red Front Restaurant for fresh bread cakes and pies or when you want something good to eat. Local flavor and friendly service highlighted in the ad.
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McGleanen’s
Red Front
Running Away From Life Is a Foolish Escape
Philosophical meditation on coping with grief and pain. It argues that fleeing from self or seeking temporary oblivion offers no real relief, urging confrontation, courage, and moral renewal to endure sorrow and pursue genuine purpose.
Right Now Is the Time to Subscribe for the Silver Record
Fragmentary text urges subscription to a local paper called the Silver Record. It mentions neighbors and lending reluctance but lacks clear events, dates, or names. The excerpt is garbled and noninformative.
PIANO RECITAL BY MIT PUPILS HELD LAST SATURDAY
Guests limited to parents and friends attended a piano recital by MIT pupils under Mr Thor. Miss Nellie McClure and others performed pieces with praise for the instructors. Several musicians from Clay and Ment contributed violin numbers. Refreshments followed, but the program ran late with guests enjoying the evening.
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Nellie
Thor
Dale Hamman
Floyd
Loa Mullenhour
Ment
Jderschell
Mary
Clay
Mela
Fuest
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North Manchester Fair
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Minerva
the Swihart. Store
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Nellie McClure
Mabel Jontz
Neva Hamman
Vera Kern
Nellie Tucker
Theressa McGlok
Mable
Leah Blue
Bessie Carr