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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
5
John and George Gall traveled to Fort Wayne Monday to attend the funeral of John Ferguson held there at the start of the week.
Sick with mumps Lewis Leckrone, son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Leckrone, east town, shows improvement and may be home soon. Hibie Herendeen, son of Mr and Mrs A N Herendeen four miles east, also ill with mumps and remains confined to bed for a week or more.
Miss Ruth Leckrone, confined to her east town home last week with mumps, returned to the central office at the start of the week and resumed duties on the switchboard answering calls in her usual friendly manner.
Notice offers breeding gifts and fat hogs around 225 pounds for sale. Interested buyers are invited to visit C Leroy Leonard's location to discuss options and pricing.
Plaintiffs filed a complaint to quiet title to real estate in Silver Lake, Kosciusko County Indiana. The action names unknown defendants including spouses and heirs of Lewis D Brenneman and others, alleging nonresidents and aiming to determine title against all claimants. Defendants are summoned to appear February 7 1921 at Warsaw Court House or risk a decision in their absence.
William Parker and wife visited Claypool on Saturday. Arley Ring and family were on the streets last week. Theodore Parker and wife of Yellow Creek called at the Merritt Longbrake home last Saturday. Amos Homan and family of near Akron visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Homan. Mrs J W Click who has been ill for two weeks is improving. James Utter lost a mule Sunday night. Last year Seward township had nearly 400 auto tax dollars for roads. This year no such funds have been reported and local roads are in poor condition with mudholes from wagon travel on the Dixie.
Fairview Ringlets reports Miss Zeta Sands visiting near Pierceton. Rev Pence, Theodore Parker and wife shared Sunday dinner at the Regenos home. Mrs Elia Johnson of Claypool stayed with Marley Regenos. Laura Parker returned from an extended visit to Niles Michigan. A severe wind storm struck Monday night with no damages yet. Many attended revival services at Beaver Dam Sunday evening led by Rev and Mrs Thompson of Walkerton.
Mrs. Jacob Aughenbaugh died Monday morning at her Laketon home after a nearly three year illness from dropsy and heart trouble. She was 65, born in Ohio, longtime resident of Wabash county. Survived by husband Jacob. sons Galen, Ira, Everett. daughters Mrs Irvin Shaffer and Mrs Jacob Adams.
Entertained members of the Embroidery club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. R. M. Self home. Mothers club members met last Friday at Mrs. C. I. Bashore home north of town. Victoria reading club held a Monday night meeting at Mrs. C. L. Leonard home. Mrs. I. D. Hayman hosted friends Wednesday afternoon at her residence.
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