Rev C. 4 Bame To Speak At United Brethren Church
Rev C. Bame of North Manchester will deliver a lecture sermon at the United Brethren Church Silver Lake tomorrow Friday evening April 12 1918. The Red Cross sponsors the meeting and a large crowd is expected. The subject is When the Keiser Gets His. Remember the time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keiser
Bame
North Manchester
United Brethren ~Church
Silver Lake
The
Red Cross
Brethren Church
Local Woman Undergoes Operation at Rochester Hospital
Mrs. David Rowland of Argos, a former resident known in the area, underwent an operation at Rochester hospital two weeks ago. Latest reports say she is progressing well and hopes are she will soon be able to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rowland
Argos
Rochester
Man Injures Little Finger While Repairing Spreader
Monroe Paulus injured the little finger of his left hand while repairing a manure spreader on Tuesday. The finger was caught in the gearing, the nail and part of the end of the bone were scraped, causing him pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Monroe Paulus
Food Administration Urges End to Banquets During War
The U S Food Administrator appeals for restraint in sugar and wheat use and asks schools to avoid banquets or between meal refreshments. Emphasizing eating discipline as patriotism, the message urges daily meals and cooperation for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
US Food Administration
Public Sale At Mrs Sigler Residence In Silver Lake
Mrs Mary Sigler will hold a public sale at her late Silver Lake home on Saturday April 13 at 1 30 o clock pm. Items include beds bedding carpets bureaus cupboards tables chairs sewing machine rocking chairs sink and other articles. Terms announced day of sale. Jesse Lynch Aue W H Kern Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sigler
Silver ‘Lake
Jesse Lynch
W.h.kern
Boys to Soon Be Called to Service Report by Provost Marshall Crowder
The Selective Service announces a new call for 150000 men under the law. Training at home camps begins April with a five day window. Indiana supplies 5968 inductees, Ohio 10502, Illinois 8801, Kentucky 3306, Pennsylvania 10965, New York 7, Nevada 11. Local lists show names such as Paul Snyder and Mannie Lambert.
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Provost Marshall
Crowder
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Kentucky
Pensylvania
New York
Nevada
Paul
Paulus Returns From Leave To Camp Shelby Visit
Glen Paulus returned to Camp Shelby after a furlough during which he visited his parents Mr and Mrs Monroé Paulus north of town and many friends. He is reported to be in fine health and in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Paulus
Camp Shelby
Monroé Paulus
Glenn
Clergy Appointments Shift to Point Isabel and Silver Lake
In conference notices Rev. A. Singer moves from the local station to the Point Isabel charge after two years here. Rev. J. F. Blocher is selected for the Silver Lake circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Singer
Point ‘Isabel
J. F. Blocher
Silver Lake
Surprise gathering honors Rev Singer at his home
About thirty members of the Mazda class gathered Sunday evening at Rev and Mrs Singer’s home for a surprise. Light refreshments were served and a good time was had. The Singers received a set of silver knives and forks as a token of remembrance and appreciation for his service while ministering there.
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Mazda
M. E
Singer
Local Boy Deverlle Underhill Sick With Mumps at Camp Shelby
Word reached Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Underhill that their son Deverlle is confined in the base hospital at Camp Shelby with an attack of mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. ‘Underhill
Deverlle
Camp Shelby
Great Lakes Naval Band to boost Liberty Loan drive in Warsaw
The 276 piece band under John Philip Sousa will perform an afternoon concert in Warsaw on Sunday April 14 to support the Liberty Loan campaign. The band arrives at 11:26 a.m. and will entertain Warsaw and Kosciusko county for two hours after lunch, following Chicago approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Warsaw
Liberty Loan
Jesse H. Eschbach
Liberty Loan Committee
Great Lakes
John Philip Sousa
United States
John Motto
J. E. Eschbach
Indianapolis
Central Department
Chicago
Sousa
Naval Training
Kosciusko County
Visiting State Nurse Seeks Help for TB Patients
Mrs W B Siders of Warsaw and Mrs E H Patterson of Indianapolis visited town Wednesday en route to call on Albert Laughman, an early county draftee discharged for tuberculosis. They sought information on possible assistance for treatment of the disease.
Michigan Woman Nearing Return From Grand Rapids Hospital
Mrs. M. M. Rager of Goshen has been treated in a Grand Rapids hospital for several weeks and is reported to be progressing well and expected to return home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Rager
Goshen
Grand Rapids
Mich
British Lines Reinforced on Western Front Report
British lines on the western front are reinforced as German forces continue to push gains in the north. The first American fighting troops arrive and receive enthusiastic welcomes. Mexican forces menace the U S border and U S Cavalry engages in skirmishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Skermish
Gresso Sprigg Nup Held At Warsaw Home
Monday forenoon ceremony at 11:30 at the Gelger home on West Market Street Warsaw officiated by Rev HW Park Tippecanoe. Bride daughter of A S Sprigg and E W Gresso son of North Manchester. After a luncheon the couple left for Chicago then North Manchester to start their home with many friends sending congratulations.
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Harve Gelger
West Market Street
Warsaw
Gordon Gresso
Gladys Sprigg
HW. Park
Tippecame
A. S. Sprigg
E. W. Gresso
Manchester
Class of Eleven Exercises and Banquet At Silver Lake High
Silver Lake high school seniors finalize plans for Class Day and Friday commencement events. The class play a Greek drama will be staged in the school Friday afternoon, with tickets sold at a low price soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake High School
Northern Indiana MBE Conference Ends in Warsaw
The seventy fifth annual session of the Northern Indiana M BE Conference closes after crowded services. Dr Lowther delivers the commencement address at the U S church Friday night with tickets at Rager drug store. Next year’s session will be in Peru and appointments include Akron Godwin and Warsaw Naftzger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lowther
Warsaw
Rager
Indiana
M. BE
Peru
Myers son moved to Aurora with Serum Company
L W Myers reports his son J F Myers now located in Aurora with the Serum Company after a year in Kansas City. J F is a licensed veterinarian and has worked for the government. He has been transferred from Kansas City to Aurora Lik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
J. F. Myers
Kansas City
J. F
Aurora
Lik
Aurora Serum Company
Hog sale nets nearly two thousand dollars for Regenos
Col H R Regenos of near Yellow Creek Lake delivered fifty four head of hogs he raised to T C McClure in this place. He received a check near the two thousand dollar mark. Regenos is a candidate for trustee in Seward township and enjoys feeding hogs as a hobby and campaign edge.
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H. R. Regenos
Yellow Creek Lake
T. C. McClure
Regenos
Seward Township
Park Family Assigned to Alto Mission Work
Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Park were in town visiting friends. They will soon move to Alto for new work. He was initially assigned to South Milford but after appointments were read he was sent to Alto.
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H. W. Park
Alto
South Milford
Park
Baccalaureate Sermon Set for Silver Lake Seniors
The baccalaureate sermon for Silver Lake high school seniors will be delivered by Rev. Singer at the M. E. Church next Sunday evening April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake High School
Singer
M. BE
Mrs Close Townsend Visits Stark County Relative
Mrs Close Townsend of Stark weather North Dakota arrived Saturday for a visit with her daughter Mia, and Ed Weaver and his husband.
Correction: Hanes Baby A Girl Named Lois Ellvise
In the last issue we misstated the birth of Mr and Mrs Charles Hanes baby. The child is a girl named Lois Ellvise born Tuesday morning April 2. Mr Hanes learned of the birth after arriving in town and celebrated with friends. He is recovering from the excitement.
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Charles Hanes
Voters in Kosciusko County Asked to Register by October 7
The Kosciusko County registration board opened in Warsaw to register voters for next November. Residents unable to visit the county seat can obtain registration blanks at the Record office and mail them to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Registration Board
Warsaw
Rxcord
Mall
Utter Family Moving From Michigan to Town
Mr and Mrs James Utter from Niles Michigan move to town. Mrs Utter formerly Miss Fern Gall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Utter
Niles
Michigan
Aclarm
Fern Gall
Five War Soldier Buys Rifle for Protection
A soldier named Savingy Shalips will purchase a rifle to ensure he is not left unequipped. The item purchase reflects wartime readiness and individual preparation.
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Shalips
Former Silver Lake Boy in France Sends Warm Letter Home
Rantz Sno berger of Silver Lake writes from France to his mother in Wisconsin describing settled billets, comfortable rooms with down bedding, friendly locals, and a hint of war life. He mentions a Mason officer and friend McCanley, praises the countryside, and requests secured sugar and tobacco on future shipments. He closes with affection for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
France
Spartan
Wis
McCanley
Mrs Noah Hamman Returns Home From Warsaw Hospital
Mrs Noah Hamman is brought home Wednesday afternoon from Warsaw hospital where she had been for several days of treatment. She is somewhat improved.
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Noah. Hamman
Warsaw
Hearing Postponed Again for Peoples Mutual Telephone Petition
Indiana Public Service Commission announces another postponement of the Peoples Mutual Telephone Co petition hearing. The hearing is rescheduled for April 26 in Warsaw, with location unchanged from prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission’ of
Indiana
Mutual ‘Telephone Company
Sa.me
Warsaw
Candidate seeks nomination for County Recorder in 1918 primary
Republican voter notice from Kosciusko County announcing a candidacy for County Recorder in the May 7 1918 primary. The author explains difficulty in personal solicitation and asks voters to consider the nomination as if a personal talk had taken place.
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No. Manchester
U. B
Michigan ‘Hospital
Will
Our High School
Sone
Sarurarony
Ray W. Jontz
Methodist
Min
Puorggey—Awnna E. Suerpeno
Histrory—Magnazo D
Guanr O. Haners
Rownanp
Warepictory
James L. Jontz
Sono
Dr. Lowther
Mousro
Dover
Wabash
M.S. Marble
Akron—I
Godwin
Bippus
Mell Timmons
Burkett
Henry Lacy
Mentone
David Wells
North
J. J
Bourbon
Hill
Naftzger
Menaugh
Poneto
Wright York
Hardy Alto
Baccalaureate
North Dakota
Mary Rantz
Rantz Snoberger
C. B. Lunsford
Gays Mills
Wisconsin
Rantz
Sam
Kosciusko “County
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