Death of Mrs Ruhamah Robinson at Silver Lake home
Mrs Ruhamah Robinson age 76 died Friday at her home after weeks of illness from an acute flux attack. She leaves husband Samuel S Robinson and daughter Susie Sands who will care for him. Funeral Monday at United Brethren Church Silver Lake with interment Franklin cemetery. Rev W H Rittenhouse officiated as pallbearers noted large attendance despite bad weather.
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Ruhamah Robinson
Samuel S. Robinson
Susie Sands
United Brethren Church
Silver Lake
Franklin
Hev. W. H. Rittenhouse
Obituary for Rubsmah W Lorinson of Silver Lake
Rubsmah W Lorinson born February 23 1835 in Ondage New York died September 22 18 ages 76 years 6 months and 2 days. She married Smith Brown and had son Owen F Brown who died in 1862. She later married Samuel S Robinson and lived in Liver Laye Indiana and Silver Lake. She attended United Brethren and Lutheran churches. Survived by husband son sister two grandchildren seven step children and other relatives.
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Rubsmah W. Lorinson
Henry and
Bets Clark
Ondage County
New York
DeKalb County
Indiana
Smith Brown
Owen F. Brown
Mr. Brown
Samuel S. Robinson
Liver Laye
Methodist Church
United Brethren Church
Franklin
Silver Lake
Lutherio Church
Mrs Walter Hemman Returns Home From Chicago
Mrs Walter Hemman was brought home from Chicago last Friday. Sue is rapidly recovering from an operation for appendicitis performed recently in that city.
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Walter Hemman
Chicago
Sue
Rev Noah McCoy Delivers Initial Sermon to Large Congregation
Reverend Noah McCoy preached an excellent sermon to a large attentive congregation Sunday evening marking his first address since being assigned to the work.
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Rev. McCoy
Noah McCoy
McCoy
Warsaw Goshen Ball Game Ends in Goshen Victory
Attendance at a Sunday game in Warsaw saw several locals present for a match between Warsaw and Goshen teams. Goshen edged Warsaw 4 to 3 in a close contest.
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Warsaw
Goshen
Local Stock Sale Planned by Marvin J. Ranck
Marvin J. Ranck of Roann area traveled to town last Friday to arrange printing for a sale of his registered Polled Durham and Short Horn cattle. He plans to print catalogs and sale bills at this office with the full sale announcement appearing in this issue.
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Marvin Ranck
Durham
Public schools urged to be on visiting list
An appeal encourages parents and outsiders to visit schools to boost interest in teaching and learning. The piece suggests that even the youngest students benefit from public attention and hopes more communities will place schools on their visiting lists.
Chiropractor G. W. Meyer Opens New Kokomo Office
G. W. Meyer, previously based at this location for several months, has moved and opened a new chiropractic office in Kokomo indicating a relocation of his practice and continued service there.
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G. W. Meyer
Kokomo
Union Sunday School at United Brethren Church
A union Sunday School will be held at the United Brethren church next Sunday October 1. Teachers from various schools will lead sessions and a large attendance is hoped for. After Sunday School Rev. A D Buck will preach to all Silver Lake residents, promising a forceful sermon for the occasion.
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The
United Brethren Church
Brethren Church
A. D. Buck
Silver Lake
Buck
Reunion at Warsaw for 12th Indiana Companies I and F
The annual reunion of survivors of Companies I and F of the 12th Indiana regiment was held today in Warsaw at the G ABR hall.
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12Th Indiana Regiment
Warsaw
G Abr
Cure for Toothache Remedy by Alum and Nitrous Spirits
A London physician at a medical society claimed to cure even desperate toothache cases not tied to rheumatism by applying a paste of two drachms alum ground to powder and seven grains nitrous spirits to the diseased tooth.
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London
Mrs Myron Landis Cancer Case Reported in Chicago
Information reached us that Mrs. Myron Landis of Carrington North Dakota was brought to Chicago for an operation. The procedure revealed stomach cancer with no prospect of a cure beyond temporary relief. She may live only a few weeks, possibly days. Mrs. Landis is sister to Mrs. J M Ploomer of North Vernon and is well known in the locality where the family lived for many years.
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Myron Landis
Carrington
North Dakota
Chicago
Moyday
Landis
J. M. Ploomer
North Vernon
Lost art of oratory recalls Cleveland lawyer Bill Robinson
A Cleveland man laments the decline of courtroom passion and vivid speeches. He recalls Bill Robinson, a famed local attorney, whose memorable line about potatoes boiling in widows sparked a jury’s attention and helped win a case, noting such flair is rare today.
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Cleveland
Bill Robinson
Robinson
Hobhinson
Anitted Silk Girdles Replace Corsets In Paris Fashion
French women abandon corsets in favor of knitted silk belts that girdle hips and thighs with a flawless bow. The style promises a natural bust line and greater comfort, matching the evening dress trend that favors drapery and light linings over rigid corsetry.
Fruit Rice Cream Mold With Orange Marmalade Sauce
A molded dessert combines boiled rice with dissolved gelatine and whipped cream cooled then set. Serve with a rich sugar syrup flavored with orange marmalade poured around the mold. other fruits may be used for variation.
Magnifying glass aids needle threading for the visually impaired
A needleworker with difficulty threading should use a small magnifying glass. Place it on the edge of the work basket and view the needle and thread under the glass to avoid trouble. Ideal for elderly or any person with impaired eyesight.
Sponge Cake and Cosmetic Powders Featured
A recipe for sponge cake uses six eggs one cup sugar one teaspoon lemon extract one cup flour and one teaspoon baking powder blended and baked slowly. A mention of powder pompous facial envelopes notes their small size and fit for a vanity box.
Prison Sunday urged by Indiana Board of Charities
The Board of State Charities issued its annual pamphlet to Indiana ministers urging Prison Sunday on October 29 1911. It outlines Prison Sunday origins in New York 1884 and suggests choosing an alternate Sunday if needed. The pamphlet summarizes Indiana work toward uplift of delinquent and correctional inmates.
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State Board of Charities
Indiana
New York
Denal
Home Froth Hospital Patient Recovers at Home in Sidney
Mrs. A. EF. Priser, who underwent an operation in a Fort Wayne hospital several weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently to be sent home to Sidney. The procedure revealed 201 gallstones weighing 11 drams.
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A. EF. Priser
Fort Wayne
Sidney
Improvement in Store Room by S. B. Burnge
S. B. Burnge placed a balcony across the back part of the furniture store to gain floor space and improve display of goods, enhancing visibility for customers.
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S. B. Burnge
Lost and Found at the Ball Union Suit Vanishing Tale
A young man on a neighboring town date unwinds a raveling from a sleeve during a dance. After hours of winding the fabric, the pair discover the next morning that the girl's union suit has disappeared, prompting a humorous family misadventure.
Traveler barred from reentry cites lost passport in hotel
A traveler returning to St Petersburg learns his passport remains in his hotel bedroom. Guards refuse passage and refuse to retrieve it. He contemplates suicide in the Neva, but the sentry states that self harm is illegal in Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Neva
Russia
Economical Method of Choosing Daily Menu
Aimed at housewives planning meals to save money by using leftovers and avoiding waste. Advocates weeklong menus and planned purchases to reduce weekly food costs.
Lucky Will Found At Sale Of Great Aunt’s Effects
Mlle Bertha Chevanne a poor Frenchwoman buys a shabby devotional book at an estate sale for little, finds a folded paper inside revealing a will bequeathing her great aunt’s estate valued at $80 000.
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Mlle
Bertha Chevanne
Hour of crisis noted in suicide reports
The report notes Sundays from 9 to 12 at night as a peak time for women to commit suicide. Across days, men kill themselves more often than women in a seven to two ratio.
Waste Water Use Enables 10 Percent of Factory Staff Access
A large Austrian plant uses its waste water to provide sanitary facilities, letting all of its ten percent workforce benefit from improved hygiene.
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Austria
Birth of Daughter to Dr. and Mrs. R. E. LaRue
Word arrives of a daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. R. E. LaRue at their Erie Illinois home on Friday September 15. The baby was named Kathleen O Conner LaRue. Mrs. LaRue was formerly Miss Ruby Conner and is well known locally.
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R. E. LaRue
Erie
Illinois
Kathleen O'Conner LaRue
Send Your News Items to the REC ORD Office
A brief notice directs readers to submit stories and items to the records office for processing and publication consideration in upcoming editions. It emphasizes timely submission and provides contact guidance for contributors seeking coverage.
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Record Office
Ro chester physicians form price menu for medical acts
A group of twelve Rochester doctors publish a price list for services from soup to pastry. They offer to remove organs, set bones, and perform surgeries at set rates including 109 dollars for organs and 50 for bone setting. They also charge for home visits, prescriptions, and postmortem procedures with various fees.
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Rochester
Public sale at W H Rittenhouse farm October 4 1911
W H Rittenhouse will hold a public sale at his farm residence 24 miles south west of town on Thursday October 4 1911 starting at 11 o clock. Items include 2 head horses 7 head cattle 53 head hogs 500 shocks corn 8 to 10 dozen chickens about 6 tons timothy hay farming implements and some household goods. Usual terms with 9 months time.
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W. H. Rittenhouse
Fitton Accepts Hupmobile General Salesman Post in Indianapolis
W J Fitton has accepted the general salesman role for Hupmobile in Indianapolis and will oversee all Indiana agencies except a few northern counties. The position includes a handsome salary and commissions, reflecting his banking background with the Farmers Bank since 1898 and his skill at persuading automobiles to perform. His departure as cashier prompts changes at the bank and Witton grocery, with D F Hamman promoted to cashier and J Fitton turning over the grocery to J P Homman, who will leave his Nickel Plate railroad job.
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W.j.fitton
The
Hupmobile
Indianapolis
Will
Indiana
Farmers Bank
Fitton
Witton
D. F. Hamman
John Fitton
J. P. Homman
Royal Brown Returns Home From Canada After Grandmother's Death
Royal Brown, who spent months in Canada, returned last Saturday by cable due to the death of his grandmother Mrs. S. S. Robinson. He plans to remain here with his family and not return to Canada.
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Royal Brown
Canada
Local Ministers United in North Manchester Nuptials
Rev. Love and Miss Tessa Rupely of North Manchester wed in that city on Tuesday afternoon of last week. The couple will establish a home at Tyner where Rev. Love has an assignment with the U. B. conference.
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Love
Tyner
Rev. Love
U. B
Man Uses Spanking to Wake Sleeping Son at Home
A man in a neighboring town recounted a summer morning incident where he upset his son by entering stealthily and administering a strong spanking. He told his wife he did it to ensure the boy would wake, and she suggested hiring another girl as John did not return home the previous night. He has since stayed close to home and avoids town.
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John
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West
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Ranck
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Board of State Charities
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Mr. Fitton
Rupely
North
Manchester
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