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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
8
Mrs. Helen Shaw Kurtz is appointed deputy sheriff of Elkhart County and becomes the county's first woman in the role. She is known to War saw residents and will serve in law enforcement duties locally.
Hobart Barr spent several days last week calling on friends in town. He taught at the schools last winter and is now principal of a consolidated school east of Columbia City.
The state plans to claim the $75,000 value of Alfred Lowery’s estate from Goshen, no heirs proven, and turn the entire estate over to the Ludiana school fund after many claimed but failed to substantiate their ties.
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and assistance during the sad hours when the body of our son and brother was brought home and laid to rest. William Colbert and Family.
Rev. Aloj3d C. Douglass, pastor of the Congregational church in Ann Arbor Michigan, has written a book on ministers life titled Wanted A Congregation It is in the press and draws on the tale of Rev Preston Blue seeking a church. He plans to join the Chautauqua circuit this summer with the Mutual Chautauqua association. He is the son of the late Rev A J Douglas a Lutheran minister once based here.
Revival services at the M. E. church concluded last week after several weeks of meetings. Attendance was strong and much good was accomplished during the series.
Mrs. Elizabeth Greenwood was called from Chicago last Saturday to her mother Mrs. E. J. Wiltrout’s bedside due to illness.
Indianapolis residents Mr and Mrs F M Metheny remit for the Record for the coming year and include a check to send the paper to Mrs Laura Thorp of Topeka Kansas for another year. Readers express thanks for the remittance and Mrs Thorp’s enjoyment of the publication.
Misa Irene Wiltrout attended Moody Institute in Chicago and spent Monday and Tuesday visiting relatives and friends during her holiday vacation.
A series of revival meetings began at the United Brethren church on Sunday evening led by Rev. Smith the pastor in charge who has been delivering excellent sermons to attendees in this place.
A clipped exchange notes a fuel shipped to this place that resembles coal from afar but, when processed in a furnace with wood, becomes an excellent road building material. It loses weight little and can be produced in both summer and cold weather without generating heat or concern.
The article explains a local butter plant process from cream collection in the northern Indiana region to churning and pasteurization. It covers fat extraction, controlled heating to 140 degrees for 20 minutes, cooling to 70 degrees, souring with lactic bacteria, churn operation, washing, salting, water test for 16 percent maximum water, packaging in 1 pound parcels, and distribution to farmers and households. The plant handles up to 3500 pounds daily and employs four to six workers plus user drivers and station collectors.
A fragment discusses cold water exposure for men over fifty and how survivors claim benefits. It mentions fogged bathroom mirrors and the practice of towel drying only the head and feet while natural evaporation warms the body after exiting cold water.
In Augusta Georgia a Ford parked before a fashionable hotel on Peachtree Street caught fire twice. Six fire companies responded both times and were dismissed. The owner then started the car and drove away.
A Goshen Christmas night ball ended at midnight when a local policeman ordered no dancing on Sunday. He warned of prosecution if dancing continued and the crowd complied with the ban for the remainder of the night.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by Russel H. Butler, Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court Indiana, Administrator of the estate of John Colbert. The estate is supposed to go to William H.
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