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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1917

Page

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Armey Family Holds First Reunion at Myrtle Glenn Park

The Armey family held its inaugural reunion at Myrtle Glenn Park with over 120 relatives from Huntingon Kokomo South Bend Elkhart Mexico Wabash North Manchester and Michigan attending. Officers elected were Jopshua Armey president and Mrs Isaac Armey secretary treasurer. The group planned to meet again in early August at the same park.

Myrtle-Glenn Park Armey Huntington Kokomo South Bend Elkhart Mexico Wabash North Manchester Michigan

Epworth Eaton Earl Haney Visits Old Home Town

Earl Haney of Mountpelier Ohio arrives Tuesday for a visit with the Hiram Haney and Jack Burt families. His wife and daughter join him after weeks away. Haney is trainmaster of the Wa besh road with Montpelier headquarters and this marks his first return to his old home town in a year, enjoying reconnecting with boyhood friends.

Earl Haney Mountpelier Ohio Hiram Haney Jack Burt Mr. Haney Wabesh Road Montpelier Tgguis

Local youths called to Warsaw for examination

Several young men from this locality were summoned to Warsaw on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday for conscription examination. Roscoe Ladd of Chicago and Rupert Davis of Indianapolis visiting their grandmother Mrs Paulus were among those called Tuesday.

Warsaw Roscoe Ladd Chicago Rupert Davis Indianapolis Paulus

Proud Parents Welcome Baby Girl Mary Martha

Mr and Mrs Pressie Drudge of southeast of town are proud parents after the birth of their daughter Mary Martha last Saturday.

Pressie Drudge Mary Martha

Back-To-School Time Timed for Children

The piece notes that the coming period marks the start of the school term for children, signaling preparations and routine changes as families ready for classes and daily schedules.

Drudge Couple Return To Town After Property Purchase

Mr and Mrs Bennie Drudge who recently moved to Alexandria plan to move back to this place and occupy the property they bought from C O Carter. The community welcomes them back noting that those who leave often return.

Bennie Druudge Alexandria C. O. Carter Mrs. Drudge

Snyder Joins Buick Plant In Flint For Short Term

Garret Snyder of Flint, the son of Mr and Mrs Rufus Snyder, left home Monday to work at the Buick auto works in Flint. He plans a few months’ employment before moving to Chicago to attend school.

Garret Snyder Rufus Snyder Flint Michigan Buick Auto Works Chicago

Trustees Monroe Paulus and A J Hill Attend Warsaw Meeting

Trustees Monroe Paulus and A J Hill attended the regular monthly meeting of the county board of education in Warsaw on Monday.

Monroe Paulus A. J Hill Warsaw County Board of Education

Frye Family Returns From Colorado visit

R. M. Frye and his family came home Monday after a two week stay in Colorado prompted by the serious illness of his father. The elderly gentleman showed notable improvement upon their return.

R. M. Frye Colorado

Civil War Veteran Visits Marion From Past Years

Jacob Guimer of the Marion soldiers home arrived late last week to view the Haney hotel. The veteran is described as a very kind gentleman who enjoys returning to the old town and has visited before.

Jacob Guimer Marion Soldiers

Able to Come to Town After Foot Wound

Clarence Brill received a severe wound to the bottom of his right foot while wading in Yellow Lake a couple of weeks ago. He has been hobbling about town on crutches and is expected to return to his duties at the Gresso store next week.

Clarence Brill Yellow Lake Gresso

Home From Gary to Take Position at Wabash

Paul Snyder resigns from Gary job and returns home. He will lead the cream station at Wabash for Mr Braude, directing cream to be shipped to the local creamery.

Gary Wabash Paul Snyder Mr. Braude

Camp Near Warsaw Hosts Co H 1 N G For Camp

Deverlle Underhill and Co H 1 N G went to a camp near Warsaw on Sunday then to golf links near Winona for a week or more. They will move to Ft Harrison Indianapolis. Co H has 22 large tents for enlisted men and four smaller tents for officers.

Deverlle Underhill Warsaw Co H Winona Ft Harrison Indianapolis

Abe Martin Criticizes Faction for Chewing Navy Over War

The columnist Abe Martin voices frustration that many people in the war effort contribute little beyond idle chatter and chewing tobacco, urging more active help in the conflict effort.

Abe Martin Haint Navy

1000 Hens Offered For Sale By Local Poultry Firm

Owing to high building costs the plant will not expand and will sell 1000 to 1200 of its choicest hens. Pure blood heavy laying white Leghorns yearlings $1.25 and two-year olds $1.00. Last year’s buyers report satisfaction. stock likely to sell quickly. Call soon to view.

Many Gatherings Unions To Be Held In August

Several family reunions are planned in the area this month. The Hill reunion will occur at Myrtle-Glenn park on August 23. The Lowman family holds its annual reunion on August 15 at Myrtle-Glenn park. Howard and Larue families meet on August 2 at Lukens Lake, south of town, in a second joint gathering.

Myrtle-Glenn Park Big Lowman Howard Larue Lukens Lake

Newton County Residents Hold Annual Reunion at Myrtle Glen Park

Newton county residents plan the annual reunion at Myrtle Glen Park on September 1. Last year over 100 attended and organizers aim to double attendance this year.

Newton County Myrtle-Glen Park

Nelson Jontz Rittenhouse Families Plan Fourteenth Reunion

The Nelson, Jontz and Rittenhouse families announce their fourteenth annual reunion set for Thursday August 16 at Myrtle-Glenn park. Officials expect strong turnout and aim to boost attendance this year with a cordial gathering and fellowship.

Ilies Myrtle-Glenn Park

Rickel and Moyer Families Plan Eleventh Reunion

The Rickel and Moyer families will hold their eleventh annual reunion on the Reason Rickel farm east bank of Beaver Dam Lake on Thursday August 23. Hundreds are expected if weather stays favorable.

Rickel Moyer Beaver Dam Lake Rickel Farm

Mrs Alma Lapp Stricken in Racine Visit

Mrs Alma Lapp of Racine Wisconsin who has been visiting her brother C A Pearson and wife was taken quite sick Wednesday evening. She was much improved at the latest report.

Alma Lapp Racine Wisconsin C. A. Pearson

Public Sale Announced by Mary Rhoades at Residence

The undersigned will sell at public sale at my residence just south of the Big Four station on Friday afternoon August 10 1917 at 2:00 pm. Household and kitchen furniture including beds tables chairs rockers stoves garden tools and other items will be offered with usual terms. Mary Rhoades

Big Four Station Mary Rhoades

Germantown Notes on Oats Harvest and Local Visits

Oats harvest is nearly done with favorable showers delaying wheat threshing. Pat Sands, A. J. Parker, and others were seen on local streets and visiting neighbors Monday. Rev and Mrs Richhart visited the B F Hill home Sunday. Clarence Bloom and Albert Montel called at the Clink home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Warren of Birmingham, Alabama, are visiting their uncle J W Clink and family for a few days.

Clarence Bloom Albert Montel Clink Charles Warren Birmingham Alabama J. W. Clink

Owe a Community The Debt We Pay to Our Future

A reflective piece argues wealth depends on environment and communal support. It urges individuals to acknowledge community debt to society and to contribute to roads schools churches and local projects. It frames repayment as passing benefits to future generations and children.

Not Backward to Welcome Visitors at Our Office

The editorial asks readers to bring in news without embarrassment and notes the paper must hire reporters to gather matters. It contrasts daily papers needing paid staff with weeklies often lacking salaried reporters while inviting reader submissions.

Mr and Mrs Rager Doing Nicely After Hospital Op

A July 28 operation in Grand Rapids left M. M. Rager recovering well. Mrs Rager followed days later with a similar recovery and both are progressing speedily in the hospital.

Mrs M. M. Rager Grand Rapids

Bennie Drudge Purchases Carter Residence in Alexandria

Carter property change shows Bennie Drudge arriving from Alexandria on Sunday and completing a deal Monday to purchase the Charles Carter residence at the corner of High and Sycamore streets with possession due in about two weeks.

Bennie Drudge Alexandria Charles Carter Corner High Sycamore Streets

Oldfather Couple Heads to Dayton Reunion

H L Oldfather and his wife began a morning drive to Dayton Ohio to attend the Oldfather family annual reunion.

H.L. Oldfather Dayton Ohio Oldfather

Underhill Family Accompanies Son to Warsaw for Service

Mr and Mrs L D Underhill and daughter Phyllis with Mrs C A Pearson accompanied Deverlle Underhill to Warsaw Sunday as he reported for service in Co H which he joined weeks ago.

L. D. Underhill Phyllis C. A. Pearson Deverlle Underhill Warsaw Co. H

Michigan brothers Lon Pearson and C. A. Pearson visit

From Michigan Lon Pearson and his brother C. A. Pearson and Mrs. Walker of Edwardsburg were guests at the Pearson home last Thursday and Friday. The two gentlemen are brothers.

Lon Pearson Walker Edwardsburg Michigan C. A

Embroidery Club Held at Mrs E M Funk Home

Last Friday afternoon members of the embroidery club were entertained at the Mrs E M Funk home. The event hosted by Mrs Funk featured a social gathering with needlework and conversation among club members.

Embroidery Club

Missionary Meeting Held At Kern Home Last Thursday

A missionary meeting took place at the Kern home last Thursday afternoon, gathering attendees for discussion and fellowship.

Kern

Camping at Yellow Creek Lake Two-Week Family Trip

Saturday evening the J. C. Hay family camped for two weeks at Yellow Creek lake with Miss Angela Tyler and Miss Dorothy Meek of Tiosa joining the excursion.

J. C. Hay Angela Tyler Dorothy Meek Tiosa Yellow Creek Lake

Preacher to Speak Sunday Evening at Franklin Church

Rev. Alvin Ashelman of Churu busco will preach at the Franklin church three miles west of town on Sunday evening. The message is expected to draw local residents to the rural church setting.

Alvin Ashelman Churubusco Franklin Church

Boys Are in The Army For Uncle Sam

Mrs. J. H. Haney reports Everett Vangilder an Army recruit now a veterinary for Co. F at Fort Leavenworth. He owns a horse and saddle, can ride, jump trenches and fences, and served as orderly for the Fort’s commander. Also, Orville Nagle in San Diego airs mumps recovery while aboard U S S San Diego, a first class cruiser with about eleven hundred men and flagship status in the Pacific fleet.

J. H. Haney Clarence Vangilder Peru Everett Uncle Sam Co. F Fort Leavenworth Haney Orville Nagle San Diego California U. S U.S.S. San Diego Pacific Fleet

Kosciusko County Raises 45 Percent More for Red Cross War Fund

The Kosciusko County Red Cross finance committee reports a total subscription that exceeds the $10,500 base by $4,708.13, about 45 percent over the allotted quota. Jas. R. Frazer, Warsaw chairman, commends township committees for hard work and notes some card shifts may cause small variances.

Kosciuske County Red Cross James R. Frazer Warsaw Kosciusko County Jas. R. Frazer

Women in Overalls Challenge Returning Gender Roles

With women taking the places and overalls of men, it will be hard to get them back into the tyranny of skirts. The voice reflects concern over shifting gender norms and attire expectations.

Threshing yield reported at Charley Carter farm

Good yield noted at the Charley Carter farm east of town on Wednesday. Threshed 331 bushels of rye from ten acres, an unusually strong average for the area.

Charley Carter

Clyde Budd Ill at Home of the Fittons

Clyde Budd, long time resident with Mr and Mrs John Fitton, has been taken quite sick at their home for a number of years. The report notes the illness and residence details with cautious phrasing.

Clyde Budd John Fitton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lake Jopshua Armey Wabash—Pres Isaac Armey Mexcco Treas Nelson-Jontz-Rittenhouse Germantown Pat Sands A. J. Parker Rev Mrs. Richhart B. F. Hill Home Carter Property Son Mazda M. E Yellow Creek Indiana Silver Lake Ind Red Cross Special War Fund Jackson Monroe Washington Tippecanoe Turkey Creek Van Buren Plain Wayne Clay Lake Seward Franklin & Harrison Etna Prairie Scott Jefferson Farnig T
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