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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
8
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Mathias Seth, new proprietor of a Decatur pool hall, vows no swearing profanity loud talk or dice throwing. He intends to win the state’s cleanest place of its kind through strict conduct rules.
About thirty five friends gathered Saturday February 17 at the Herbert Price home west of town to honor Mrs Esther Price Ruth Gresswold and Mary Ellen Warren whose birthdays fell on the same day A surprise supper with oysters and cake followed by a joyful sendoff wishing many more happy birthdays.
Theodore Kraude, long at Cornell University in Ithica New York, returned home last Sunday. He is staying at home to complete the term later returning to the university next fall.
Public sale notice states Boyd Popham and Roy Kissinger will be sold just east of Mt. Pleasant church six miles north of here on Wednesday February 28. Mrs Clayton plans a future sale at her place west of town with details to follow on large bills.
A burning cross appeared in the west part of North Manchester last week about 10:00 PM. The fire department was called but investigators had no identification of who built or started the blaze.
The Fort Wayne Union Railway Company filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to build a new railroad at Fort Wayne to connect the New York Chicago and St Louis, the Pennsylvania and the Wabash railroads. The Van Swearingen interests, owners of Nickel Plate, will own the new corporation after recent Chesapeake and Ohio involvement. No expenditure estimate was provided in the application.
The Modern Woodmen of America announces a district meeting in Wabash on Saturday March 10. A large class of candidates will be obligated and several hundred visitors are expected to attend.
The Virginia railroad offers five dollars to every baby born to an employee. The plan aims to boost morale and week by week the company hopes to support new families though the line of policy has sparked debate among unions and management.
Readers are urged to forward news items to the record office for filing and possible publication. Officials request clear details, dates, and contact information to assist in compiling community notices and archival records.
Burglars broke into the Stage and Postma drug store in Leesburg between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. They pried open the safe and cash register but found nothing of value, leaving only a few pennies behind.
Mrs. E. E. Enyard from Washington D C arrived Sunday to stay with her father Rev. J. T. Keesey and his wife for a month or more.
Preaching services announced for South Pleasant at 9 30 a.m. Silver Lake at 10 45 a.m. Disko at 7 30 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. J L Sturgell pastor.
Local brief items detail visits and errands by Miss Gladys Haney Jacob Adams and others in Marion Warsaw Akron and Silver Lake. The Record office in Silver Lake also offers hunting licenses and boxes of The Original Indian Herbs for trial.
Granville Adams died Thursday after illness from diabetes. Aged over 53, he is survived by his widow and one son. The body was prepared locally and shipped Sunday to Torrent Kentucky for burial, the Adamas having moved from Kentucky about four years ago.
An old classified ad offers a confidential list of singles for lonely people with quick results and large potential earnings. It requests contact via box 117 in San Francisco California and promises discretion and high value.
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