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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
4
A Republican candidate, E. J. Kinsey of Clay Township, announces his bid for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court at the May 2 primary. Support from Republican voters encouraged.
A. J. Logan requests Republican voters in Kosciusko County to consider his name for nomination as County Treasurer on May 2. He thanks supporters and asks for favorable votes. E L Vandermaare also seeks nomination for County Treasurer for Seward Township in the same May 2 primary.
Aaron Leckrone and wife visited over Sunday at the J. M. Amiss home and with relatives. They plan to leave for Ohio for a few weeks. J. M. Bloomer and wife of Warsaw visited the G. A. Brush home. W. B. Kissinger and family visited the E. Sittler home south of town. Thomas Groninger west of Warsaw visited his mother Mrs. H. L. Groninger who stayed with daughter Mrs. J. C. Butterbaugh southeast of town, accompanied by his daughter Mable. Readers urged to subscribe or renew magazines at the REcord office. Mrs. Sadie Archer from Elkhart visited her parents, A. D. Shireman east of town. Mrs. Andrew Homman returned from Elkhart after weeks with Bash and Homman families. Harry Shepherd and sister Della, home from Ft Wayne school, visited at Henry Shepherd and Mer Rowland homes. spending vacation with Ralph Shepherds near South Whitley.
In Mildred White’s tale, Olivia visits Reverend Philip Forrester with news of a friend who has courted a foreign nobleman and become Countess. She seeks counsel on婚 marriage vs freedom, while the reverend counsels keeping one’s truth and the life’s garden of flowers. The story centers on love, restraint, and the memory of a distant garden.
Members of a local M. BE aid society met at Mrs. C. C. Carter’s home last Thursday and planned another gathering at Mrs. L. Under’s residence today. Community news notes visitors, travels to Chicago and Mishawaka, and family visits across nearby towns.
The text notes that Indian plantain is not a plantain and had no known use by Indians in early colonies. It mentions Indian pipe common in richwoods during June and September, describes its pipe-like flower, and clarifies Indian pinks from Virginia to Texas belong to the Jogania family and are not true pinks.
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