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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1923

Page

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Thieves Burglars Target Fred McKown Garage Tires and Tubes

At about two o'clock Tuesday morning burglars broke into the Fred McKown garage and stole thirteen large auto tires ranging from 32x34 to 33x5 and nine inner tubes worth about 275 dollars. They entered through a side window with a wrecking bar, then fled with the tires and tubes possibly via truck or large machine. The nearby Summe family heard a disturbance and may have frightened off the thieves. The Warsaw sheriff investigated but found little other evidence.

Fred McKown George Summe Summe Warsaw

Convention At Webster Lake Draws Northern M and Conference Cars

Autos pass through the area en route to the Epworth Leagues convention held last week at Webster Lake. Members from across the Northern M and Conference attended and reports say a big time was had.

Epworth Webster Lake

Truth as the backbone of noble manhood and character

The piece extols truth as essential to noble manhood, contrasting it with deceit. It cites Thackeray on faces as credit wheels for trust, and praises leaders like Gladstone Washington Lincoln Garibaldi for weaving truth into their beings and inspiring followers to fearless service.

Thackeray Gladstone Washington Lincoln Garibaldi

Bridges to Be Rebuilt Southwest and West of Town

The Kessling bridge southwest of town and the Silver Creek bridge west of town will be rebuilt. Construction contracts will be let on Saturday August 11 in Warsaw.

Kessling Silver Creek Warsaw

Local Creamery Hires Parker as Butter Maker

Robert Parker of Pendleton is appointed butter maker at the local creamery replacing Bill Gordon who resigns to move to Laporte. The change takes effect immediately as Parker fills the vacancy.

Robert Parker Pendleton Pee Venant Bill Gordon Laporte

Two Men Plan Michigan Trip With Fishing and Sightseeing

Edwin Lamme and Milton Leckrone left Sunday afternoon for a trip up in Michigan. They will spend part of the time fishing and visit several places of interest.

Edwin Lamme Milton Leckrone Michigana

Rager Family Returns Home After Toledo Funeral

Mr and Mrs M M Rager returned to their Toledo home last Saturday after being here most of the week due to the death of his mother Mrs Rager. They were accompanied by Esta Rager who planned to stay in Toledo for the greater part of the week.

M. M. Rager Toledo

Marriage of Lon A. Pearson and Fred Pelton

Formal notice states Lon A. Pearson of South Bend and Fred Pelton of Warsaw wed July 16 at Rex Drake's Edwardsburg Michigan home. Pearson works for Pearson & the Tec South Bend and is brother to C. A. Pearson. The couple plan to reside in South Bend after the ceremony.

Lon A. Pearson South Bend Fred Pelton Warsaw Rex Drake Methodist Episcopal Church Edwardsburg Michigan Pearson Pearson & the Tec C. A. Pearson

Nebraska May Transfer To Aviation Division

Mr and Mrs Harry Kline report their son Marcus is doing well and now in the service. He may be transferred soon to the Aviation Division with the artillery unit.

Harry Kline Marcus

Arrival and burial follow California summons in local case

Here From California notes Esta Rager arrived from La Verne California last Friday around noon after being summoned on Mrs Catherine Rager. The funeral had been held Wednesday afternoon and the burial, postponed, occurred Friday afternoon after the absent person arrived.

Esta Rager la Verne California Catherine Rager Sou

Cherief Made Raid Secured Dozens Of Slot Machines County Wide

Cherief led a raid Monday afternoon securing more than a dozen slot machines from county resorts. Sheriff Meloy and Warsaw officials stored the machines at the county jail. Propri etors were summoned to court in Warsaw Tuesday, pled guilty, and paid fines plus costs ranging from 28 to 39.60 dollars.

Meloy

Ice Cream Social By Ladies Aid at U B Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the OCen ter U B Church will host an ice cream social on the church lawn Friday evening August 8. All are invited to attend.

Aid Society of the Ocenter U. B. Church

Paving Work Begins on Warsaw to Infirmary Road

Last week workers started laying a hard surface on the two mile route from Warsaw to the infirmary. The road is now closed and travelers must detour about one mile.

Warsaw

Minnesota woman visits relatives in state and south

Mrs J F Cummings of near Bock Minnesota has spent weeks visiting relatives south of town and around North Manchester. She is sister to William Miller and daughter to Giles Miller who lived east of the place years ago, and they have resided in the west for about fifteen years.

J. F. Cummings Bock Minnesota Manchester Shie William Miller Giles Miller

Correction: large incubator eggs misstated

The RECORD corrects earlier figures on the incubator installation by Mr Bashore at the Silver Lake Egg Farm and Hatchery. The prior claim of fifteen hundred eggs weekly is replaced with fifteen thousand eggs weekly due to the incubator's capacity and current higher intake.

Bashore Silver Lake

North Manchester Fair Promises Bigger Event With New Attractions

The North Manchester Fair will be held next week with plans for two free acts daily, a Wabash county merchant style show, large automobile display, stock exhibit, races, a circus and fireworks. Drivers are warned of dangerous road crossings due to high crops and weeds. farmers urged to clear fences to improve safety.

Manchester Wabash County

Home From Wisconsin Fishing Trip

Ted Baber returned home Wednesday after a ten day fishing trip in north central Wisconsin. The region yielded abundant pickerel including many large ones up to twelve pounds. He was joined by Mr. Curtis of Akron and they enjoyed an excellent outing.

Ted Baber Wisconsin Mr. Baber Curtis Akron

Fever cases surge in Indiana this summer says health board

More cases of typhoid fever have been reported to the state board of health at Indianapolis this summer than in nearly a decade. Dr. King, secretary of the board, urged concentrated citizen action to prevent further spread.

State Board of Health Indianapolis King State Board

Correction: June 27 birth misattributed to Walther family

A correction notes a birth notice error in the previous issue. It states a daughter born on June 27 belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Montel, not Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Walther, and apologizes for the mistake.

Glenn Walther Glen Montel

Woman Returns Home After Rochester Hospital Operation

Mrs. Melissa Haney has returned home to the east part of town after an operation at a Rochester hospital several weeks ago and is now getting along very nicely.

Melissa Haney Rochester

Returned to Ohio Home

Mr and Mrs Tommy Rager returned to their home in Minster Ohio after a period away. The brief item notes their return and residence in Minster.

Mrs Tommy Rager Minster Ohio

Local resident Noah Frantz visits town in new Buick

Pierceton businessman Noah Frantz was in town Wednesday afternoon for short business matters. He reported that work on the school building is progressing nicely and noted his recent purchase of a new Buick sedan.

Noah Frantz Pierceton Mr. Frantz

Car hunter wars motorists in a comic old poster hunt

A narrator tracks a vintage car trek chasing hidden marques across a wild road. The journey tangles with Willys Knight Pathfinder Chevrolet Ford Hudson Dodge Overland Paige Saxon and Pierce Arrow as misadventure and history collide on the open highway.

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Mrs. Tom McCormick Returns to Chicago Home

Mrs. Tom McCormick returned to her Chicago home Sunday morning after visiting here over a week with daughter Mrs. J. W. Ferrerda and family She also visited relatives in Wabash and her mother near Cincinnati in Aurora and at Aurora.

Tom McCormick Chicago J. W. Ferrerda Wabash Aurora Cincinnati

Home from hospital after eye removal for John Lawrence

John Lawrence returned home from Warsaw after surgery to remove his right eye. He arrived last Saturday afternoon and has been getting along nicely, visiting downtown several times this week.

John Lawrence Warsaw

Middle Indiana Summer Assembly at Lancaster Church

The 1923 Middle Indiana Summer Assembly of the Church of the Brethren meets August 21 to 23 at Lancaster church Salimonne ten miles south of Huntington. Speakers include E. B. Hoff of Chicago and S. Shumaker of Indianapolis. Highlights feature Anti-Cigarette contest women’s meeting forums missionary pageant and life of Obrist in song.

Middle Indiana Church of the Brethren Lancaster Church Salimonne Huntington E. B. Hoff Chicago S. Shumaker Indianapolis Obrist

Minnie Hines Visit Ties Ohio Homes Across Counties

Mrs Minnie Hines and her daughter from Fredericktown Ohio spent several days last week visiting friends at the O B Deaton Dr Leckrone and Artie Carr homes. They also called at the J E Deaton home in Warsaw.

Minnie Hines Fredericktown Ohio O. B. Deaton

Wedrick Family Motor Trip To Fort Wayne

W R Wedrick and family visited Fort Wayne on Tuesday and Mrs Wedrick and daughter stayed several days at the Edward Maggart home. Mr Wedrick remained in Ohio for business then returned to Silver Saxe that evening.

W.R. Wedrick Fort Wayne Mrs. Wedrick

Birth of Helen Imogene Sittler at Sittler home

A daughter named Helen Imogene was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sittler at their home two miles south of town on Monday.

Paul Sittler Sittler Helen Imogene

1924 Auto License Plates Arrive for Distribution Across State

The 1924 license plates have arrived and are being distributed to the state's various branches. The plates feature a black background with crimson figures and are expected to total about 500,000 pairs next year.

Should Cut Weeds Premises In Our City

A call for property owners to mow weeds in alleys, vacant lots, and occupied premises to prevent seeding. If owners fail, officials will do the work and charge the costs to taxes. Encouragement to boost cleanliness and beauty of the city.

To Play Base Ball This Weekend

The Chili ball team will play here with the home team on Sunday August 5. The local team is billed to play at Rochester on the following Sunday.

Chili Ball Rochester

Employed in Laporte Bill Gordon Leaves for New Creamery

Gordon who has worked at the local creamery for over a year departed early this week to take charge of a Laporte creamery. The family will likely move to that city within weeks.

Bill.Gordon Laporte

Universalists Picnic At Beaver Dam Lake Draws Crowd

The Universalists of Kosciusko County held a Sunday picnic in the Lloyd Ricket grove near Beaver Dam lake with a large turnout and lively attendance.

Universalists Kosciusko County Lloyd Ricket Grove Beaver Dam Lake

Visits Former Home Town by John Wagner Family

John Wagner and family from Peru visited their former town last Sunday afternoon. They dropped by the G. A. Brush home where Mrs. Wagner was formerly Misa Ella Stickel, daughter of Mrs. H. A. Stickel and once a resident southeast of town. She also worked as a compositor at the Record office.

John Wagner Peru G. A. Brush Mra. Wagner Misa Ella Stickel H. A. Stickel Record Office

Road surveyor hails Leonard road work near town

Leonard road surveyor Stanley Boggs, from Warsaw, inspected the newly completed section west of town. G. W. Newhouse finished the graveling and Boggs praised the work while noting remaining tasks such as ditch cleaning catch basins installation and minor leveling before the road is accepted by the commissioners.

Stanley Boggs Warsaw Leonard Road Town G. W. Newhouse

Twelve Year Old Warsaw Girl Performs Fete Tuesday Morning

Twelve year old Sarah Gillworth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gillworth of Warsaw, performed a fete Tuesday morning, a difficult task for many to accomplish.

Warsaw Sarah. Gillworth Frank. Gillworth

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