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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

9

Paul Revere Ride Event at Silver Lake Lutheran Church

Community notice urges residents of Silver Lake to attend a Friday evening gathering at the Lutheran Church. The program includes patriotic songs and talks on public safety followed by a Liberty Loan Ride led by third Liberty Loan solicitors. Residents are asked to bring noisy horns and be prepared to hear about forthcoming home visits.

Paul Revere Charleston Silver Lake Liberty Loan

Stauffers Return from California Pleasure Trip

Mr and Mrs W W Stauffer were in town briefly Tuesday after a two month pleasure trip to California en route to their Akron home.

W. W. Stauffer California Akron

Announcing Candidacy and Primary Voting Guidance

The issue lists political announcements and invites readers to review the candidates. It directs voters to inspect the listings and choose whom to support in the upcoming primary.

Parents Welcome Baby Boy In Town

Mr and Mrs Charles Hanes living northwest of town are the proud parents of a baby boy born Tuesday morning. Both parents are said to be recovering well after the stroke to the father and with proper care the family is optimistic.

Charles Hanes Daddy Hanes

GO BY NEW TIME Clocks Save Light and Money

The daylight saving clock change will cause confusion yet is a law to be obeyed. It benefits urban areas most, with vast savings in gas and electric light. In Britain it saves about 12 million dollars per season. New York City could save about 1.5 million annually in gas.

Great Britain United States New York City

Mrs Ruth Kohl Hine Visits Relatives Before Camp

Mrs Ruth Kohl Hine, from Indianapolis, visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Brank Genwy and their family. She left Tuesday morning for Chillicothe.

Ruth Kohl Hine Indianapolis Brank Genwy Chillecotha

Third Son Enlists as Army Posts Three Summe Brothers

Frank Summe reported in Mentone that his son Howard enlisted March 18 at Fort Wayne then deployed to a camp near St. Louis. Summe now has three sons in Uncle Sam’s service, all former Silver Lake boys, with two addresses listed in another column.

Frank Summe Mentone Fort Wayne Howard St. Louis

Funeral attendance noted for Charles Pearson

Charles Pearson attended the funeral of his niece’s little daughter in Edwardsburg Michigan last Sunday. He paused in Elkhart a few hours Monday on his return.

Charles Pearson Edwardsburg Michigan Elkhart

Daughter Eaters School Visit Noted

Frank Summe arrived from Mentone with his daughter Leana Summe and Mr and Mrs Joi Summe. The group drove to Fort Wayne where Leana Summe was enrolled in school.

Frank Summe Mentone Leana Summe Joi Summe Fort Wayne Leana

GUNS THUNDER OVERTURE FOR RENEWAL OE GREAT BATTLE

April 4 report notes heavy forces mobilizing to face Germans. French extend line toward the Themes near Luce River, aiding British to shorten front and concentrate troops. Both sides claim gains and expect further large battles as Germans await supplies. Allied infantry prepared for action.

Luce River

Adams Family Relocate to Countryside Farmland

Jacob Adams and his family moved to the country about six miles southwest of town early this week after living in town for many years.

Jacob Adams Town

Second draft registration set for June 5

A dispatch from Washington on March 29 reports the marshal general plans a second draft registration for men who have turned 21 since last year on June 5. It marks the first anniversary of the initial registration and, if war lasts, four similar registrations will occur on the same date, with an estimated 500000 physically fit men added to America's defense columns.

Washington America

Mrs Lizzie Whittenbarger Moves North West of Town

Mrs Lizzie Whittenbarger and her two boys moved to a place northwest of town on Tuesday and plan to establish it as their future home.

Lizzie Whittenbarger

Easter Dinner Brings Montel Family Together at Metzger Home

Spent Pleasant Day as Samuel Montel and wife with Samuel Smith Clarence Helvey Ezra Metzger Ralph Montel Joe Parker Francis Rager and their families gathered to Abe Metzger home for a splendid Easter Sunday meal and fellowship.

Samuel Montel Samuel Smith Clarence Helvey Ezra Metzger Ralph Montel Joe Parker Francis Rager Abe Metzger

Families Visit Barl Zile Home North East of Town

The Jacob, Chester and Gus House and the Sid Aker families were Sunday guests at the Barl Zile home north east of town.

Jacob Chester Gus Sid Aker Barl Zile Town

Ministers Gather for M. BR. Conference at Warsaw

Local ministers and an equal number of lay delegates plan to attend the M. BR. Conference in Warsaw. The event opened yesterday and will run until Monday with 200 to 300 ministers and about 200 to 300 lay delegates expected.

M. BR Warsaw

Sailor Wilbur Amiss Returns Home on Brief Furlough

Wilbur Amiss, stationed at Portsmouth Naval Station, came home yesterday at noon to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Amiss southeast of town. He had been located at the Portsmouth facility and spent a short furlough with family before returning.

Naval Station Portsmouth Virginia Charles Amiss

Butterbaugh Suffers Collar Bone Break in College Ball Game

Wright Butterbaugh son of Mr and Mrs T D Butterbaugh living southeast of here sustained a broken collar bone in a ball game at North Manchester College last Thursday afternoon.

Wright Butterbaugh T. D. Butterbaugh Here North Manchester College

Akron Visit Highlights Family Move Plans

Glen Tullis and family from Akron visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Regenos. On Monday they traveled to Akron where Mr Regenos purchased a property and will occupy it soon.

Glen Tullis Akron

Johnsons to Move Shop and Home to North Manchester

T C Johnson and his wife relocate to North Manchester today. Johnson has run a shoe and harness repair shop here for the past few years and will continue in business upon moving.

T. C. Johnson Manchester Mr. Johnson

Funeral of A. L. Myers in Monrovia Cal

The March 25 service for A. L. Myers formerly of Silver Lake drew a large Monrovia crowd. Floral tributes were lavish. singing by the men’s chorus of the First Methodist Episcopal church accompanied by Rev. Humphries. Rev. Kemper delivered the sermon and spoke warmly of Myers life, conversion, and family devotion.

Reegord Monrovia Cal A. L. Myers Silver Lake Myers First Methodist Episcopal Church Humphries Lord The Baptist Church F. M.kemper Kemper Mr. Myers

Subscription Service Offer From Brush and Hanson

A local notice advertises Brush and Hanson as an authorized subscription agency. They offer to process subscriptions to any magazine and provide money saving clubs via a catalogue. Call to get a copy at the Record office in Silver Lake.

Brush & Hanson Record Office Silver Lake

Sugar and Flour Card System Implemented in Kosciusko County

James R. Frazer Federal Food Administrator for Kosciusko County announces a wartime rationing plan. No sugar or flour may be sold without official cards issued in the family head’s name, with weekly flour limits of one pound per person and monthly sugar limits of three pounds per person. Cards require signature and endorsement.

Ikosciushu James R. Frazer Kosciusko County

Embroidery and Reading Club Meetings Reported

Members of the embroidery club were entertained at Mrs J W Ferrerda home last Friday afternoon. Victoria reading club met Monday night at Mrs L W Myers home for a group gathering.

Embroidery Club Victoria Reading Club Mrs. L

Social clubs host gatherings at local homes

Members of the S.T. club were entertained last Friday evening at Miss Mable Honey’s home. Members of the P. D. club were entertained on Wednesday at Miss Kathleen Burdge’s home.

S.T. Club Miss Mable Honey Home P. D. Club

Mazda class meets at Hively home and plans April 17 meeting

Members of the Mazda class of the M. E. Sunday school were entertained at the Arthur Hively home north of town last Wednesday evening. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all present. The next meeting will be held at the Ross Gamble home south of town on Wednesday evening April 17.

Mazda M. E Arthur Hivély Ross Gamble

Virgil Clinker Leaves for Wisconsin Job With Concrete Crew

Virgil Clinker, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Clinker, residing southwest of town, left last week to take a position with a concrete construction gang in Wisconsin.

Virgil Clinker Henry. Clinker Wisconsin

Ralph Hoffman Reports New Address At Great Lakes

A communique from Ralph Hoffman at the Great Lakes Naval training station states a new address. The RECORD had been sent to Huffy since training began but delivery failed. The new address will appear in the column under With the U.S. Colors.

Ralph Hoffman Great Lakes Naval Training Station Huffy U.S

Home on furlough Will Wedrick’s Camp Logan visit

Will Wedrick located at Camp Logan near Zion City Illinois came through with his unit for a weekend visit. He reports good appetite and smooth conditions as troops continue heavy work laying sewers and upgrading utilities at Camp Logan while crews from Camp Decatur improve Camp Logan area with modern conveniences.

Will Wedrick Camp Logan Zion City Llinois Will Camp Decatur

Weather and war camps bring busy days to San Antonio

Chas Rager of San Antonio writes of dry weather harming crops while noting Texas weather could yield more with moisture. He reports war training camps remain busy and planning for years, with half the street crowds being soldiers. He also mentions moving to a city residence at 829 Denver Blvd.

Chas. Rager San Antonio Texas Denver Blvd

Panama Letter from Orval Nagle Describes Navy Life

Mrs. Jacob Haney shares a grandson Orval Nagle naval letter from Panama. He notes arrival four days ago, green climate, numerous buildings, a YMCA with bowling and pool, and desire to stay eight months to a year. He mentions visiting the Canal, coaling ships, and many soldiers and sailors around.

Jacob Haney Orval Nagle Panama Frank Miller Central America

Kitchen Shower for Miss Gladys Sprigg at Central Office

Miss Pearl McKrill hosted a kitchen shower in the central office Tuesday evening in honor of her cousin Miss Gladys Sprigg who is said to be soon to be married. Fourteen attending enjoyed the gathering and Miss Sprigg received a number of useful articles.

Pearl McKrill Gladys Sprigg Miss Sprigg

Home on vacation Everett Whittenberger visits Lown

Everett Whittenberger visiting from Indianapolis stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Whittenberger at their home northwest of Lown over Sunday.

Everett Whittenberger Indianapolis Albert Whittenberger Lown

Hugh Snyder Returns From Chicago Visit With Company

Hugh Snyder traveled from Chicago arriving Sunday morning and staying through Wednesday morning with his party.

Hugh Snyder Chicago

Harley Regents Trip Courts Indianapolis Return

Harley Regents traveled to Indianapolis last Friday and returned Saturday with his son who has attended the school for mutes.

Harley Regents Here Indianapolis

Irvin Clink Sees Time Off With Parents North of Town

Irvin Clink, a Chicago Heights worker, was at home Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Clink, north of town. The report notes the family gathering as part of a local social update.

Irvin Clink Chicago Heights Samuel Clink

Paul Snyder Returns Home After Employment in Mishawaka

Paul Snyder, who has been employed in Mishawaka since last fall, was home over Sunday with his parents.

Paul Snyder

Wrights Visit En Route to Warsaw Conference

Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Wright of Poneto visited town for a few hours Tuesday and had supper at F. M. Jaques home before continuing to Warsaw to attend conference.

E. E. Wright Poneto F. M. Jaques Warsaw

Board of trustees to meet Friday evening

The Silver Lake board of trustees will hold a regular session Friday evening. Officials expect some important business to be taken up during the meeting.

Board of Trustees of Silver Lake

Record From Home in Michigan Describes Severe Winter

Ex resided north-west of here moved to Buchanan Mich about a year ago writes of a harsh winter with seven weeks of zero weather. December snow ten inches, January thirty nine inches total forty nine inches. Sledding occurred and coal shortages limited fuel with only 500 pounds available at a time. Rentals were scarce as demand filled housing.

G. E. Mills Here Buchanan Mich

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