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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

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John Laughman Dies at 85 in Silver Lake

John Laughman died at about noon on Thursday at the home of his son Elmer Laughman in Silver Lake. Born in Ohio in 1836 and nearly 86, he leaves two daughters Leon a Holderman and Elizabeth Nelson, a sister Millie Overs, and grandson Levi Holderman. Funeral Sunday morning at the U B Church with Rev Smith officiating. burial in Lakeview Cemetery.

John Laughmen Elmer Laughman Mr. Laughman Silver Lake Daugter Isaac Holderman Levi Holderman John Ohio Ieano Holderman Elizabeth Nelson Buchanan Michigan Millie Overs Lodi U. B Lakeview Smith Claypool

Local resident Scott Lawrence returns from South Bend

Scott Lawrence came home last Friday after spending about two weeks in South Bend consulting specialists about persistent foot problems that troubled him for several years.

Scott Lawrence South Bend

Returned to Hospital After Treatment in Grand Rapids

Ross Gamble traveled to Grand Rapids Michigan on Tuesday for further hospital treatment following a lengthy stay and operation. He had recently returned home from the institution after several weeks and now requires additional care.

Ross Gamble Grand Rapids Michigan

Hugh Bowen Dead Civil War Veteran Near Town

Hugh Bowen died last Friday morning at about four o'clock at his home two and a half miles southeast of town. He had suffered paralysis for over a year and recently had heart trouble after visiting Warsaw with a daughter. A longtime local resident and Civil War veteran, he was a member of the I O O F lodge for many years.

Hugh Bowen Mr. Bowen Warsaw Lodge

Filing Deadlines for Mortgage Interest Exemptions in Indiana

Indiana homeowners may deduct mortgage indebtedness up to 3000 from assessed valuations. March 1 to May 1 are the sworn filing window dates. false statements incur penalties plus possible jail. Notaries Brush and Hanson offer exemption blanks for those owing real estate mortgages.

Indiana Brush and Hanson Ees

Marriage unites Misa Harshbarger and Albert Maurer

Last Saturday in South Whitley the marriage of Misa Bernice Harshbarger and Albert Maurer was held. The couple, connected to North Manchester and E. E. Maurer, plan to reside on a farm east of North Manchester.

South Whitley Misa Bernice Harshbarger Albert Maurer North Manchester E. E. Maurer

Lakes as county industry and playground draw

The piece praises Kosciusko County lakes as a major economic asset and tourist draw. It urges residents to unite to protect and improve waters, noting 250000 visitors last year and highlighting state conservation efforts while calling lakes the region’s premier leisure point.

Indiana Kosciusko Jakers Conservation Commission Kosciucko Middle West

April Fools joke about Dennis Park er moving to a Rochester farm

Dennis Park er laughed off talk of moving to a Rochester area farm as an April Fools joke. He explained he avoided being fooled by saying friends can rest easy for a while.

Dennis Parker Rochester Dennis

Off on Spring Tour for Wall Paper Firm

I A Snoberger departed Monday morning for southern Illinois to cover a month or more on behalf of the Star-Pioneer Wall Paper Company where he has served as a representative for several years.

I. A. Snoberger Illinois Star-Peerleas Wall Paper Company

Pastry Sale Planned by Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies Aid Society of the U. B. Church advertises a pastry sale in Silver Lake at the Ramsey Summe store on Saturday April 15 at 10 30 a m. Items include pies cakes bread dressed chickens hot noodles eggs and other Easter dinner essentials.

The Ladies Aid Society of the U. B Silver Lake Ramsey & Summe

Bert Fisher Family Moves From Thacker Property

The Bert Fisher family relocated from the Thacker property on east Sycamore Street to a place two miles east of town, purchased weeks ago by P. Leckrone, Mrs. Fisher's father, and moved last week.

Bert Fisher Thacker Sycamore Street P. Leckrone

Cottage Erection Begins At Myrtle-Glen Park

James Kelly arrived from Anderson with a truck load of building material for a cottage at Myrtle-Glen park. He plans to erect and occupy the cottage for most of the summer.

James Kelly Anderson Mytrle-Glen Park

Mrs Churchill Dead Sister to Chas Lindry Deceased

Mrs William Churchill died at her daughter's home in South Bend on Thursday morning after weeks of illness. Her funeral was in North Manchester with brief graveside rites near the cemetery west of town. She was a sister of Charles Lindry, deceased, who lived southeast of the area and was known locally.

William Churchill South Bend

Knee Cap Dislocated In Tractor Mishap At Ford Garage

Keith Yotter suffered a dislocated left knee while starting a tractor at the Ford garage Monday. The belt caught his leg and forced the knee cap from place, a physician realigned it, and Tuesday he returned to the garage but endured considerable pain.

Ford Keith Yotter Keith

Mrs Keim Dies at Roann After Long Illness

Mrs. Keim, age over 74, died at her Roann home last Friday night from a cancer she had endured. Born near Eaton Ohio, she moved to Indiana as a child with the Uplinger family. She married Eli Karns in 1878 and lived near Roann. Funeral services were held Monday morning at the Church of the Grethren in Roann.

Sarah J. Keim Roatn Eaton Ohio Indiana Uplingers Eli Karns Roann Church of the Grethern

Bowen William Hugh Bowen obituary note

William Hugh Bowen son of Hezekiah Bowen and Susan Lester Bowen was born in Wayne township Kosciusko county Indiana August 4. Turn to Last Page.

William Hugh Bowen Hezekiah Susan Lester Bowen Wayne Township Kosciusko County Indiana

Sewing Exhibition by School Girls at Rager Parlor

The girls sewing class of 7th to 9th grades will hold an exhibit at the Rager ice cream parlor next week. The display opens Wednesday and may be viewed daily for the rest of the week.

Rager

Ford unit to build English motor factory site

Representatives of Henry Ford in England have agreed to buy a site for a motor factory at a cost of 2,250,000 dollars. The purchase is arranged by the Ford interests through the corporation owning the land.

Henry Ford England Corporation

Bakery work shifts with Heskel Martin family visit

Mr and Mrs Heskel Martin from North Manchester stayed a week at the Dillman home. Mr Martin now works in the bakery started in the Pearson building producing homemade bread.

Heskel Martin Manchester Ted Dillman Martin Pearson

Emery Little Visits Town Briefly

Emery Little son of Mrs. William Little, long resident of Goshen, assistant manager at Metropolitan Life Insurance with city offices, called on friends in town Monday. He formerly attended school here and worked on a local farm years ago, knowing many people in the area.

Emery Little Mr. Little William Little Goshen Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Emery

Tridle Report Indicates Improvement After Illness

Walter Tridle of the eastern district shows marked improvement after a period of serious illness. Local watchers hope he will soon recover fully following a prior critical condition.

Tridle Here

Chicago man admits to robbing hundreds of homes

Pam Hartung of a wealthy Chicago family confessed to police on Saturday that he robbed more than 350 Chicago homes in recent weeks. Police estimate the loot will exceed 100000 dollars.

Pam Hartung Chicago

Hold Service During Passion Week at M E Church

The local M E church will observe Passion Week starting Tuesday evening April 11 with preaching services each night through the week. Special singing will accompany the sermons led by the incoming pastor. Everyone is invited to attend as a sermon on each night recalls Christ’s suffering and sacrifice.

M. E Gethsemane Garden

Candidates file for Warsaw Trustee races

Last week Warsaw saw many filings for local offices. Among them for Trustee Lake Township were M. D. Votter Democrat A. B. Tracy Democrat F. D. Hayman Republican and A. I. Bouse Republican.

Warsaw Trustee Lake M.D. Votter A.B. Tracy F.D. Hayman A. I. Bouse

Tuberculosis Death Rate Drops in Indianapolis 1900–1921

The tuberculosis death rate fell from 2.31 to 1.22 per 1000 people in Indianapolis between 1900 and 1921, credited to the twenty-two year battle against the disease led by Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the city health board.

Indianapolis Herman G. Morgan Indianapolis Health Board

Road Between Silver Lake and Claypool Impassable

Road between Silver Lake and Claypool has been nearly impassable for weeks. In recent days nearly every machine using the road required towing one to three times, with as many as three machines stuck in the mud within a quarter mile.

Silver Lake Claypool

Carl Morris dies in North Webster after influenza illness

Carl Morris aged 30 died Saturday at 7 15 am in his North Webster home after a three week influenza attack. He had battled lung trouble for three years. The body goes to Bippus Indiana for burial. Morris managed North Webster telephone lines and earlier led the Leesburg plant. He is survived by his wife and a seven year old daughter.

Carl Morris North Webster Bippus Ind Morris Leesburg

Dentists to Meet in War saw Thirteenth District

Preparations are completed for a meeting of the Thirteenth District Dental Association to be held in Warsaw on Monday April 10. Members from all over the district will attend with several addresses planned and a banquet to be served at the Knights of Pythias home Center and High streets.

Thirteenth District Dental Association Warsaw Thirteenth Congressional

Fishermen Fined for Gill Netting on Carr Lake

O. F. Washam and John Deaton of near Claypool were fined after being caught using a gill net on Carr lake. They appeared before a Warsaw justice and were assessed fines and costs totaling 89 dollars and 40 cents.

Washam John Deaton Claypool Carr Lake Warsaw

Funeral Held for Mrs. Samuel Knoop in Claypool

Elmer Kinsey of Claypool learned last Saturday of Mrs. Samuel Knoop's death in Brooklyn New York. She had long suffered ill health. Survived by her husband Samuel Knoop who once worked for Beyer Bros. in the poultry trade. The remains returned to Claypool for Monday funeral and burial in the local cemetery.

Elmer Kinsey Claypool Samuel Knoop Brooklyn N. Y

White Egg Farm Near Menawn Your City

The feature notes Indianapolis News coverage of White Egg Farm named White City owned by C. L. Manwaring. It describes the large poultry operation with thousands of single comb Leghorn chickens, white eggs, and white buildings and fences.

Tone Indianapolis News United States C. L. Manwaring White City Men

Large Attendance at M. B. Church Services

Many attended Sunday evening services at the M. B. church with nine accessions and several others planning to join later. Rev. Sturgell preached his farewell sermon for the conference year and departed Tuesday for Elkhart to attend Goshen district annual conference.

Sturgell Elkhart Goshen

Democrats Misread in Ballot Error Sparks Apology

The message blames miscommunications by telephone and letter for placing candidates George Irvin of Clay township and Victor Gawthrop of Plain township in the republican column last week. It states both men are staunch Democrats and hardworking party supporters deserving votes on primary day.

George Irvin Clay Township Victor Gawthrop Plain Township

Frank Helser in Critical Condition Report

The report notes Frank Helser remains in critical condition with little improvement and a gradual day by day decline. He has been confined to his home for nearly six months.

Frank Helser

Mrs Walburn Sale Draws Crowd and Fair Prices

A Saturday auction attracted many attendees as numerous items were sold. Bidders reported good interest with most articles fetching fair prices.

Colbert Visits St Paul From Boston Shoe Business Report

John Colbert of St Paul Minnesota visited last Thursday with his mother Mrs Rebecca Colbert and relatives. He had been in Boston buying shoes for the store he manages and said the business had been better so far this spring than for many years.

John Colbert St. Paul Minnesota Rebecca Colbert Boston John

Hogs Die of Pneumonia at Meredith Farm

More than one hundred hogs at Olando Meredith's Franklin township farm died after illness. Hogs were vaccinated and brought from Georgia. Initial reports blamed cholera, but officials ruled pneumonia as the cause of death.

Olando Meredith Here Franklin Township

Many Filed Candidacy in Local Announcements

Numerous residents from the locality filed declarations as candidates for public offices up to Warsaw on Saturday. A separate column lists many names. several candidates have not yet placed announcements in the RECORD.

Warsaw

James McCoy Returns Home From Cassopolis Hospital

James McCoy came home last Saturday from Cassopolis Michigan where he had spent several weeks in a hospital for treatment. He shows improvement and is expected to continue mending.

James McCoy Cassoplis Michigan

Visitation Crowd Attends John Laughman Funeral

John Laughman funeral drew David Keller of Akron Walter Laughman and wife John Weldy and wife Charles Spencer and family from near Fort Wayne and others from Waksrusa last Sunday.

John Weldy Walter Laughman Waksrusa Charles Spencer Fort Wayne David Keller Akron John Laughman

Funeral attendance noted for Bowen remains in county

Mrs. Valentine and family of Burker and Mrs. Jennie Leighty and family of Warsaw were among those from afar who attended the Hugh Bowen funeral last Sunday.

Valentine Burker Jennie Leighty Warsaw Hugh Bowen

Claypool School Building Progress Amid Weather Delays

Work on the Claypool school building at the east edge of Claypool is advancing well despite bad weather. Material is on site and contractor Noah Frantz has a strong crew on days when conditions allow, aiming to have the building ready for occupancy at the start of next fall’s school term.

Claypool Noah Frantz

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J Lauhman Son U. B. Church Record Office South Whitley Our County Churchill Chas. Lindry Walter Sale Claypool School
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