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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
8
After Main Street curb work closes east end, west town residents faced a long detour to reach the railroad. Citizens secured consent from property owners and opened a new route via Sycamore Street to rejoin near the elevator, shortening the trip.
Members of the Hill families held their annual reunion at Winona Lake today with many residents from the locality in attendance for the gathering.
Walter Tridle schedules a sale one mile east and a half mile north of town on Friday September 1 with horses cattle hogs and farming implements. Joe Parker farm livestock sale near Silver Lake set for Thursday August 31. 5 M Scott to hold September 5 sale one and a half miles west of town with horses cattle hogs hay and farming implements at 12 30.
G W Sherbondy wife and daughter Laura with sons Ott and Bruce and families traveled from Rochester Sunday to spend the day with Charles Powell and family at Myrtle Glenn Park Logansport occupant of a cottage this week Mrs Powell formerly Amy Sherbondy and the two families have many friends in the area.
Mr and Mrs Fred Swihart near Tioso welcomed a son born early Wednesday. Dorothy Meek, daughter of Dr and Mrs L O Meek of Tiosa, is his former name. John Cass and wife celebrate a 12 pound son born last week near Ligonier. Sherman Rhoads area hosts a seven pound boy born Monday evening. Elmer Cristner and wife on East Sycamore welcomed a daughter last Saturday. Earl Spangle and wife in south town welcomed a son last Sunday afternoon. Robert Fulton and Mrs Fulton of Laketon, at T O Johnson home in North Manchester, welcomed a son Monday morning. Mrs Falton is daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnson and well known locally.
Preaching services will be held at the Methodist churches on the Silver Lake circuit next Sunday at 10 45 a m Everyone is invited to attend and share in the worship Pastor J L Sturgell extends the invitation for your presence.
Mrs. Frank Sellers slowly improves after an attack of the summer fun cooler weather welcomed by all Several from this place attended Will iam J Bryan in Wi nona A Camp Meeting at Yellow Creek drew many from the area Charles Boggess and wife drove to South Bend for the fair Chester Bouse and family visited the Sellers Richard Davis remodels his barn and sheds Ladies Aid prepared dinner for a Myrtle Glenn park reunion Center threshing ring met Mr Gearhart and family for a social with ice cream cake music and good reports
The estate of Milton Woods of Kosciusko County is presented as solvent. William O. Gants is named administrator de bonis non, dated August 23, 1922.
Every person must register this fall to vote in November. Registration days are September 9 and October 9 at precincts staffed by two clerks, one Republican and one Democrat. Lake township clerks: north precinct Frances Frye and Chloe Haney. South precinct Viola Kissinger and Edith Ferverda.
Reverend W A Sunday will deliver multiple addresses across Indiana in September as part of a return visit. The clergyman and his wife have spent the past two months at their summer home in Oregon.
Local horseshoe players were defeated by North Manchester Monday evening. The home team showed progress with practice and is gradually improving its form in the series.
At Reunion Sunday Robert and Thomas Quinn and families of North Manchester and R H Harris and wife and A M Olinkana family from east of here with Schuyler Harris of Nebraska attended the McGuyre reunion in Mexico last Sunday. Ribbons for Oliver Remington Fl and Underwood typewriters at the Record office.
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