Double Wedding in Silver Lake Couples Tie the Knot
Clyde Budd and Loren Adams wed in a double ceremony last Thursday in Silver Lake. Miss Violet Marshall and Miss Mabel Perry joined as brides with Rev. Schuman of Centerville Michigan performing. Budd, native of Van Wert Ohio, and Adams, a local, plan to settle here while Budd runs an auto repair business with William Hunter.
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Clyde Budd
Loren Adams
Violet Marshall
Mabel Perry
Schuman
Centerville
Michigan
van Wert
Ohio
John Fitton
Budd
William Hunter
Jack Burt
Reverend M E Boulton Returns to Chicago Home
Rev M E Boulton has returned to his Chicago home after several days in town visiting the Ebert and Metzger households and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Boulton
Chicago
Pearson sells six Myrtile- Glenn park lots to six parties
Over the past weeks O. A. Pearson sold six lots at Lake in Myrtile- Glenn park to three Marion residents a North Manchester party a Lapel buyer and a Silver Lake purchaser.
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O. A. Pearson
Myrtile- Glenn Park
Marion
North Manchester
Lapel
Silver Lake
Klan Backing Buys Valparaiso University Trustees
The Klan backed Valparaiso University with a million dollar fund as trustees O Watkins and M B Elrod of Indianapolis paid 30000 to bind the bargain. The meeting installed Klan trustees and announced rebuilding of the burned college building. Vice President Bowman affirmed a solid financial foundation and strong equipment for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso University
Klan
O. Watkins
M. 8
Elrod
Indianapolis
Old College
Bowman
Sound Financial
Moose Holds First Conclave in Muncie September 13 15
The Loyal Order of Moose declares its first statewide conclave in Muncie inviting all Indiana Moose Judge members as special delegates. Delegates from Women of Mooseheart Legion Junior Order of Moose and Men's Legion are also asked to attend.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Muncie
Moose
Indiana
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Order of Moose
Men’s Legion
Moving to South Bend DeFord Family Visits Huntington Friends
Moving to South Bend August DeFord and family of Huntington were in town visiting friends. They plan to relocate as Mr. DeFord will take new employment there. Mrs. DeFord is remembered as Misa Vera Grease, daughter of W. Gresso of Warsaw, and she lived in Huntington for many years since childhood.
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August DeFord
Huntington
South Bend
DeFord
DeFore
Misa Vera Grease
5. W. Gresso
Warsaw
St Louis Lawyer Haldeman Calls on Akron Relative Visit
M A Haldeman of St Louis Missouri arrived Saturday for a two week visit with brothers John Haldeman and Frank and Charles Haldeman in Akron. He has practiced law in St Louis for 25 years and just returned from a vacation through Montreal Quebec New York City Norfolk Washington DC and Cincinnati before resuming homeward travel.
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M. A. Haldeman
St. Louis
Missouri
John Haldeman
Frank
Charles Haldeman
Akron
Mr. Haldeman
Montreal
Quebec
New York City
Norfolk
Washington D. C
Cincinnati
Budget For Silver Lake Tax Rate Reduced
The budget shows Silver Lake's coming year tax rate at 75 cents, ten cents lower than last year, while the poll tax stays at 50 cents as in previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Snyder Married in Romulus Ex-Silver Lake Boy Weds East Nurse
Garrett Snyder of Romulus New York and Faye Warner of Seneca New York married on Friday August 10 1923 and will reside in Romulus where Snyder is employed. He is a 1917 Silver Lake High School graduate and the couple are warmly wished prosperity by local friends.
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Garrett Snyder
Romulus
New York
Faye Warner
Seneca
Snyder
Garrett
Rufus Snyer
Silver Lake
Mr. Snyder
Family arrives for two weeks at Haney cottage Myrtle-Glenn
Russell Sands and his family including wife daughter and Mrs L O McKnight with son Dalton McKnight arrived last Sunday for a two week stay at the Haney cottage in Myrtle-Glenn park. Mr McKnight will join them later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sands
L. O. McKnight
Dalton McKnight
Haney Cottage
Myrtle-Glenn Park
McKnight
Miss Wiltrout Improves After Illness At Home
A letter from Harriet Wiltrout at the Methodist Home in Warren reports she had suffered stomach and liver trouble for weeks but is now greatly improved.
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Harriet Wiltrout
Warren
Old Comrads Meet Wol Wood After Years Apart
W. E. Wood returned Sunday from Rochester where he visited at the Richard Vandeveer home and attended the fair. The two Civil War comrades, once together in 1861 to 1865, enjoyed a pleasant reunion recounting old battles and recalling wartime days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Wood
Rochester
Richard Vandeveer
Mr. Wood
Mr. Vandeveer
Soul in Work and Play: A Call for Purposeful Effort
A reflective piece argues for adding soul to work and play to avoid drudgery. It warns against foreseeability erasing wonder, urges preparation for tomorrow's uncertainties, and stresses service and meaning over mere subsistence. It concludes with a metaphor on mismatched fit in jobs.
Surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Drudge at Harmon Drudge home
Last Friday evening neighbors and friends gathered at the Harmon Drudge residence to celebrate Mrs. Drudge's birthday. The surprise was planned by her daughter Gladys and Mrs. Laura McGlennen with attendees including the Zile family Bennie Drudge Lee Holderman Newhouse Snyder Clayton Norman and others. Refreshments were served and guests stayed late enjoying the event.
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Harmon Drudge
Laura McGlennen
Death of George W Irvine at farm near Warsaw
George W Irvine died at his home six miles north of the area after a three week illness. He was over 64, born on a farm southeast of Warsaw, and had lived there many years before passing from a carbuncle infection and blood poisoning.
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George W. Irvine
Mr. Irvine
Warsaw
Squirrel Hunting Short of Forty Goals
Devenile Underhill aimed for forty squirrels last week but netted thirty four. He believes an extra day of vacation would have pushed the count to forty.
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Devenile Underhill
Gemmer Family Visited Local Park After Huntington Trip
The Gemmer family from Huntington visited the Lake H. P. Gemmer area over the weekend and into early week, recalling their years here when they ran the local store now owned by Ramsey & Summe.
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H. P. Gemmer
Huntington
Gemmer
Ramsey & Summe
Deep Well Completed on Evans Lot by Silver Lake
A very deep fresh water well was completed on the Evans lot in Dog Flats along Silver Lake. The well reaches 238 feet, with water emerging about thirty feet from the top.
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Evans
Dog Flats
Silver Lake
Anniversary celebration at Caldwell home
Last Saturday L. W. Caldwell and family visited Mrs. Caldwell's parents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jaques and her brother. They marked Mrs. Caldwell's birthday with a pleasant day and family time.
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L. W. Caldwell
Irvine remembered as county treasurer and local farmer
The obituary recalls Irvine who served twelve years as county treasurer and later lived on a farm near his home. He ran as a Democratic candidate for representative in the last election. Funeral services were held last Friday at Mt. Pleasant church with interment in the church cemetery. He is survived by his widow, a son, a daughter, a sister, two brothers, and other relatives.
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Irvine
Mt. Pleasant
Sold Garage Operators Take New Gravel Haul Contract
Have Sold Garage Ralph and Russell Kreamer sons of Mr and Mrs A J Kreamer of this place who have been residing in Akron for months and operating a garage disposed of the business last week to Haywood and Son of that place. The Kreamer boys will reside in Akron and haul gravel for a road near Rochester under contract with E A Gast of Warsaw.
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Ralph and
Russell Kreamer
A. J. Kreamer
Akron
Haywood & Son
Kreamer
Rochester
E. A. Gast
Warsaw
Ohio Family Visits Mrs. Mary Smith Home
Here from Ohio Frank Smith and his family traveled from Piqua to visit Mrs. Mary Smith and relatives. Mr. Smith returned home Sunday and plans to come back Saturday to stay several days the coming week.
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Frank Smith
Piqua
Ohio
Mrs. Mary Smith
Mr. Smith
State to Repair 10 Repair Street and Patch Entire Way
State will repair 10 Repair Street curb to curb with larva and stone material on hand. The city to contribute up to two hundred dollars for remaining work while the state pays eighteen feet wide. Crews will start soon and apply dressing after patching to extend street life.
Severe rain storm causes extensive damage in North Manchester
A recent severe rain storm in North Manchester caused extensive damage including broken glass at the Harry White green house where about half of the greenhouse glass was shattered. The event featured hail for a period during the storm.
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Manchester
Harry White
Green House
Ford to Begin National Newspaper Advertising Next Year
Ford Motor company announces a national advertising push after five years without ads. A contract valued at 7,000,000 dollars will place Ford ads in newspapers across the country during the coming year through the new Ford advertising department.
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Ford Motor Company
The
Ford Company
Ottis Young Visits from New York to Meet Family
Ottis Young, a Columbia University attendee in New York the past year, is visiting with his brother Rev. Young and family. The note highlights his stay and family reunion during the visit.
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Ottis Young
Columbia University
New York
Rev. Young and
Autos Wrecked Near Mt Pleasant After Collision
J E Miller of the Metropolitan Orchestra was driving a Chevrolet Coupe when steering failed near Mt Pleasant church six miles north of town. He and Mrs Hill and Mrs O Connor suffered minor injuries as two cars, including a Frank Jail Ford, collided after Miller’s car swerved. The other occupants escaped with bruises and a sprained ankle.
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J. E. Miller
Metropolitan Orchestra
Braude
Warsaw
Mt. Pleasant Church
Here
Idill
Georgia
John O’connor
Mr. Miller
Miss Hill
John O’conner
Hill
Hospital visit lifts Indianapolis patient daughter
W H Kern travelled to Indianapolis last Friday to visit his daughter Mrs Harry Kerr who has been confined in a hospital for several weeks due to illness. Kern reports she is improving and has shown notable progress over the past week.
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Napolis
Harry Kerr
Kern
Elks Convention Set for Fort Wayne in August
The Elk Lodge Association’s annual convention will be in Fort Wayne on August 29 and 30. Organizers plan an elaborate program expecting over fifteen hundred members to attend.
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Lodge Association
Fort Wayne
Mrs Phyllis Glancy Supports Recovery After Surgery
Mrs Phyllis Glancy underwent a goitre removal operation at Rochester Hospital last Friday forenoon. She is reported as progressing nicely and may soon return to the Underhill home of her parents Mr and Mrs L D Underhill in this place after transfer from Convoy Ohio two weeks ago.
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Clinton Glancy
Rochester Hospital
L. D. Underhill
Glancy
Convoy
Ohio
Underhill
Lost Game by Small Margin at Park Ball Game
A large crowd attended a Sunday ball game at the park between the local team and a Pierceton team. The home team led by several points before an error by a local player turned the game and the visitors won 6 to 5.
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Pierceton
Local Family Visit From Marion Highlights Summe Household
Here with parents Frank Summe from Marion has stayed this week with Mr and Mrs Samuel Summe west of town. Grandma Summe has been in poor health for weeks while the boys take turns helping at home including Alva Summe who also lives locally.
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Frank Summe
Marion
Samuel Summe
Grandma Summe
Alva
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G. Snyder
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Empire
Comrads
W. E. Wood
Herm
Mt. Pleas
Ant Church
Warsaw Union
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Elke
Phyllis Glancy
Ted
Chester Hospital
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