Birth Record for Sittler Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs C T Sittler living two and a half miles south of town welcomed a baby boy born last Friday.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
10
Mr and Mrs C T Sittler living two and a half miles south of town welcomed a baby boy born last Friday.
The Freshie members of the Domestic Science Class at the high school served dinner to instructors and trustees on Wednesday. They were highly complimented on the meal.
Alice Albertson of Claypool was freed from Warsaw jail after two weeks on a 2500 cash bond for shooting her husband on Thanksgiving evening. Albertson, who was hospitalized, changed his affidavit to read premeditated, charging his wife with intent. He has since left Claypool and is believed to be near Fort Wayne.
Henry Arnhart of Rochester has announced his bid for governor on the Democratic ticket. He plans to campaign across Indiana seeking support from party members and voters.
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Community editors urge readers to send timely news items to the REC ORD office for inclusion in upcoming pages. Call for local notices, briefs, and events.
James Meloy urges residents in and around Silver Lake to try Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. 200 doses are for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake priced at 1 dollar.
Reports show mixed conditions among townspeople with several improving slowly. John Leonard remains about the same, H C Brown out sick, Mrs. Margaret Paulus improving, Grandma Amiss needing constant care, and T B Evans slowly improving. Diptheria illness affects one-year-old Reuben Williams in Warsaw. Fort Wayne patient John Sinton improves slowly after hospital. Mrs. Frank Drudge, Mrs. Dean Hill, and Miss Priscilla Hill report illnesses but show progress. Emma Sturgell at Peoria sanatorium remains unchanged this week.
Mrs. C. L. Leonard shows partial improvement after rheumatism. Carl Doub, son of Ottie Doub, recovers from pneumonia. Miss Willodean Arnold returns home after appendectomy and is doing well. Stuart Lindry, burned by oil on coals, up town and driving routes again. Miss Ethel Skinner with severe cold and pneumonia improving. Jack Burt off work a week on doctor orders. Jacob Teeter recovering from finger injury and possible joint bone fracture. Rev. T. D. Butterbaugh, recovering from a paralytic stroke, visiting his mother near North Manchester.
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