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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
8
Dr. Charles Reger of San Antonio Texas writes about his pure bred milk goats yielding one and one fourth gallons of milk per day. He notes good weather and roads, widespread dog and cat care, and cottage cheese from goat milk. He laments sickness around Silver Lake.
Last Friday evening Ernest Werner, Tom Dye, E M Funk, Victor Mack, Frank Welcb, Charles Mauzy, Arthur Hive ly and J D Lee Kline came from Warsaw to visit R M Frye. Four autos arrived and Frye greeted them with playful urgency as refreshments were served after a planned surprise.
Floyd Differ moved last Sunday from the Hiram Rager business room with his household goods. He and his wife plan to establish their future in South Bend.
L O Fisher formerly of the locality now of Goshen has been laid up for days after an accident that cost him the end of a thumb.
Chesteen Chapel of Silver Lake high school has accepted a clerk job at Rager Drug Store and began work last Saturday.
Harvey Spencer of near Atwood received the minimum sentence of one to five years plus a $100 fine after pleading guilty in Warsaw circuit court to possession of a moonshine still. Spencer was formerly a baker and restaurant owner in Bourbon and Erna Green.
Weddings performed at United Brethren parsonage in Warsaw linked Jay B. Marwell of Ligonier and Lottie Price of the area. The couple will reside in Ligonier. James R. Will of South Bend and Nell Pepper of Leesburg wed in South Bend on April 3 and plan to reside there. Mr Hill, a barber, worked in the Oliver house and is known in the town.
Exams for eighth grade in township schools will be conducted on April 21 and May 19. The schedule outlines two assessment dates for students across the township.
Surveys under the U S Department of Agriculture show country children receive far less milk than safety minimums. Miss Jessie M Hoover notes rural under nourishment rises where families sell milk rather than use it at home, with Wisconsin county the only exception.
Mr. and Mrs. O M Garrison and their young son escaped a dramatic wreck near Urbana when a fast passing machine struck the bridge and pinned their car. The babe’s nose bled slightly but was uninjured, and the family was later brought home amid repairs and relief.
The funeral for little Kermit Kreis, whose death was noted in last week’s issue, took place Friday morning at the United Brethren church with interment in Lakeview cemetery.
Kermit George W Kreis son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kreis born near Silver Leake February 22 1919 died at home April 11 1923 aged 4 years 1 month 20 days He leaves his father mother one sister and five brothers Thank you note thanks to M EB Sunday school Miss Blaus and family J F Clymer and others for flowers and messages of sympathy from Mr and Mrs Frank Kreis and children
Through the columns of the RECORD we desire to extend our heartfelt thanks to the many neighbors and friends who lent their assistance during the illness, death and at the funeral of my wife and companion.
A baby girl named Sarah Frances Porter was born at a Warsaw hospital last Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Porter. The Porters live on a farm west of town and are doing well. Near Argos, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jonz welcomed a ten pound son last week.
A national garden week campaign will be conducted by the General Federation of Women's Clubs from April 22 to 28. The event aims to promote gardening and civic beautification through club activities nationwide.
Were entertained members of the Mazda class of the M. E. Sunday School by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gamble at their south town home. Embroidery Club members were entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs. O. A. Pearson. Mothers Club members were entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs Arthur Getty.
A. 8. Sprigg, longtime clerk at the Gresso store, has resigned after two years and will start as a traveling salesman for Leonard Supply. He will cover six counties in the northeast part of the state beginning Monday morning.
Mrs Virginia Perry widow of the late William Perry departed Wednesday from her son's Marion home to Osage City Kansas her former residence where she plans to reside in the future.
Mr Beeson of Purdue University Ext staff estimates Much Damage Common barberry bushes caused a loss of 300000 bushels of wheat in Indiana last year. He notes stem rust is not general but confined to areas where barberries spread rust pores.
In Akron last week a Ford sedan veered into a ditch when a three year old boy seated with driver Henry Meredith and Mrs. Frank Barnes tugged Meredith’s mustache. The child’s cheek was cut by windshield glass. Meredith and Barnes suffered minor bruises. Dr Hosman treated the boy.
Preaching services listed for the Silver Lake circuit next Sunday at South Pleasant 9 30 a m Silver Lake 10 45 a m Disko 7 30 p m Everyone invited F S Young Pastor
The notice urges real estate owners with mortgage debt to file sworn statements from March 1 to May 11 to deduct up to 1000 dollars of mortgage indebtedness from assessed value. Penalties for false statements include fines, jail term up to six months. Brosh and Hanson, Silver Lake notaries, offer blanks for filing to reduce next year’s taxes.
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