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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1917

Page

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Mrs Leffel Die at Home Near North Manchester

Mrs William Leffel died at her home southeast of town on Wednesday morning after a week long illness and years of frail health. She was born in Wabash county to Joseph and Doub and married to William B Leffel, leaving two children Otis Young of Monticello and Albert Leffel. Survived by four brothers and three sisters, the funeral is set for Friday afternoon at the brick church west of North Manchester with burial nearby.

Brights Slisease Ceased Ants. Joseph ‘Doub Wabash County William B. Leffel Leffel Otis Young Monticello Albert Leffel Melvin Doub Sidney Samuel Henry Doub Castle Rock Minnesota Cyrus Doub North Manchester

Was a Cold Job Won by Wabash Barber

Edward Huff a Wabash barber won two $5 bets by washing the exterior of a window Friday wearing only a bathing suit.

Edward Huff

Chicago Schools to Introduce Military Training

Chicago schools begin military training for boys with plans to expand it to most schools nationwide within a few years. The program aims to integrate defense education into the standard curriculum.

Chicago

Free Seed Ready for Spring Distribution

The department of agriculture prepares its annual free seed allotment for garden and flower use. Citizens may write to Congressman H. A. Barnhart in Washington to request packages. Small trial lots of sudan, soy bean and cowpea seed are also available while the allotment lasts. Include full name and post office address in the request.

Department of Agriculture Congresseman H. A. Barnhart Washington

Tard headed men of affairs

The text refers to tard headed men of affairs without mentioning any heart or personal details. It reads as a brief, fragmented remark on leadership and character in public life.

Real Winter Returns with Subzero Morning Readings

The week brought real winter as temperatures plunged to three to twelve below zero on Sunday morning. A chilly spell continues with daytime highs around thirty as little warming occurs.

Fatal injuries kill 17 year old near Roann

John Lehman aged 17 died last Saturday at his grandparents home near Roann from injuries he suffered in an automobile crash that occurred earlier. The crash occurred prior to his death.

John Lehman J. G. Arbér Roann Wweele

Coal Famine Strikes Chicago and Silver Lake Areas

Reports show Chicago facing the worst coal shortage in history with dealers raising price to 11 and 12 dollars per ton. The mayor signals possible seizure of coal in railroad yards and transit to other points as schools close and supplies dwindle. Silver Lake similarly reports scarce fuel with transfers from Claypool and Akron, and users rationing remaining stocks.

Chicago Silver Lake Claypool Akron

Hog carcass weighed four hundred ten pounds at market

I butchered a large hog for J. E. Rowland at the meat market in this place. The poker weighed four hundred and ten pounds.

J. E. Rowland

Admiral Dewey Dead at Washington Home

Admiral George Dewey died at his Washington home on Tuesday evening at about six o clock. He was seventy nine years old. A funeral is planned for Saturday with interment at Arlington National Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and son George Dewey Jr. President Wilson and Secretary Daniels were notified and ships were ordered to half mast.

George Dewey Manila Bay Washington Arlington National Cemetery Virginia Puntomac Admiral Dewey George Dewey, Jr Wilson Daniels

Revival Ends at Franklin Church West of Town

Revival services at the Franklin church west of town concluded Sunday night after several weeks of meetings led by local ministers.

Franklin Church

Magazine Subscriptions Offered by Brush & Hanson

Brush & Hanson, through the Record office in Silver Lake, invites readers to call for subscription services. They offer authorized handling of any magazine and claim to save money by providing catalogs and access to Money Saving Magazine Clubs.

Brush & Hanson Silver Lake

Town in Darkness After Gas Engine Breakin

The town lacked electric lights Tuesday night due to a break in the gas engine machinery. A bolt on the crank shaft failed, bending the shaft and damaging the engine cutting power to the dynamo. Repairs may cost at least 800 dollars, with a traction engine planned to furnish limited light while repairs proceed.

Ira Burk Butk & Kissinger

Mrs Bull of Rensselaer Dies After Illness

Mrs Bull died at her home in Rensselaer after nearly two years of paralysis and complications. Funeral services were held yesterday. She leaves several children including Mrs. O. C. Carter of this place as a daughter.

Stroke Strikes Aunt Jane Robinson in Sycamore Street Home

Aunt Jane Robinson residing with Harvey Meredith on Sycamore street suffered a second stroke last week. It affected her throat and head. she remains in serious condition but could sit up and talk at the latest report. Hope for full recovery expressed.

Jane Robinson Harvey Meredith Sycamore Street

Perfect Spellers from Our Schools Second to Fourth Grades

Perfect spelling honors awarded to second grade pupils Dorothy Young Mildred Tracy Mary Carr Harold Geiger Claud Kissinger Maradean Tridie Chester Laughman Mildred Tracy Trelba Meredith Mildred Grossweller Ruby Penn Ralph Meinert. In second grade twelve of fourteen earned perfect marks. Third grade recipients were Mable Carr Ruth Miller Robert Herendeen. Fourth grade honorees were Nora Shireman Edward Scherer Beulah Sunday Edward Aker Gerald Geiger.

Dorothy Young Mildred Tracy Mary Carr Harold Geiger Claud Kissinger Maradean Tridie Chester Laughman Trelba Meredith Mildred Grossweller Ruby Penn Ralph Meinert Nora Shireman Edward Scherer Beulah Sunday Edward Aker Gerald Geiger

Notice to Patrons of The Peoples Mutual Telephone Co

Notice is hereby given to patrons of the Peoples Mutual Telephone Co that there will be a public hearing at the company. The exact date, time, and location are to be announced. Officials urge attendance to discuss proposed changes and impacts on service.

The Peoples Mutual Telephone Co Peoples Mutual’ Telephone Company

Death of John Widner at 63 in South Whitley

John Widner uncle to Mrs. John Summe died unexpectedly at his home near South Whitley. He suffered a severe attack beginning Friday night after tending his ailing wife and passed away Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held with the U S minister leading at Palestine cemetery.

John Widner John Summe South Whitley

Arthur Smith Heads to Texas for Visit and Return

Arthur Smith leaves Tuesday for San Antonio Texas to stay for an undetermined period He will stop at Baris Texas to visit his brother Stearns Smith and family before continuing to San Antonio His son Warden has been in San Antonio since December 14 as shown by a letter in this issue.

Arthur Smith San Antonio Texas Baris Texas Stearns Smith Warden

Warsaw Forms Third Regiment Military Band

A Warsaw based military band, the Warsaw Third Regiment band, held its first practice with twenty three musicians present. Additional members will join, and a series of concerts is planned in the near future.

Warsaw

John W Ulrey Dies After Long Illness In North Manchester

John W. Ulrey, 71, died at his home in North Manchester after more than a year of illness and paralysis. The funeral was held Sunday at the Church of the Brethren in North Manchester. He was well known in the area.

John W. Ulery North Manchester Church of the Brethren Ulery

Man Dies From Timbering Accident Near North Manchester

Daniel Lehman of North Manchester died Saturday from injuries suffered Friday while cutting timber in a woods west of town. A fallen tree brushed a nearby limb, tearing off a dead limb that struck Lehman, fracturing his skull. He died at home after medical aid was summoned. Lehman was over 60 years old.

Daniel Lehman North Manchester Mr. Lehman Ora Armey

Visiting Sister in Hospital Arrives in Fort Wange

Mrs. Joseph Kerlin went to Fort Wange Wednesday to remain several days and visit her sister Mrs. Boyer who is hospitalized there.

Joseph Kerlin Fort Wange Boyer

Community cooperation drives record road building progress

The article cites a historic peak in road construction nationwide aided by government action and strong community involvement. Citizens are urged to take direct responsibility for road maintenance, pledging one day a month of voluntary labor to improve every road and sustain the momentum.

Wabash Bride-To-Be Miss Mary McKahan Weds Ray Morgan

Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Mary McKahan of Wabash to Ray Morgan of Fort Wayne. The wedding is set for Thursday January 25. Miss McKahan is a niece of Mrs. S. B. Burdge of this place.

Mary McKahan Wabash Ray Morgan Fort Wayne

Arm Amputation After Train Incident In Hammond

John Hetler, resident southeast of here, received word last Friday that his son Walter lost an arm Thursday while working for the Erie in Hammond. He fell under a moving car and the limb was severed.

John Hetler Here Walter Hammond The Erie

Homemakers Meet at James Decker Home

Members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E Church were entertained Thursday afternoon at the James Decker home for a regular meeting and social gathering.

Woman’s Home Missionary Society The M. E. Church James Decker

Mothers club and friends host gatherings last week

Mrs. R. M. Frye entertained members of the mothers club at her home last Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Rager entertained a number of friends at their home Thursday evening of last week.

Mrs. H. P. Rager Theie Home

Mrs Ferrerda Hosts Reading Club At Home

Mrs J W Ferrerda entertained the Victoria reading club at her home Monday evening. Embroidery club members were entertained at the I U Snober ger home last Friday afternoon.

J. W. Ferrerda Victoria Reading Club

Matilda Haddix Visits Lima Kin During Texas Stay

Mrs. Matilda Haddix of Lima Ohio arrived Tuesday for a several days visit at the home of her nephew Lieutenant Wilson and his wife. She is accompanied by her niece Ella and Mrs. Srecalx.

Matilda. Haddix Lima Ohio LT. Wilson Ella Srecalx

Buffalo Bill Cody Dies In Denver At 80

Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill died at his sister’s Denver home from a severe cold he caught four weeks earlier after returning from a season’s show work. Born February 26 1844 in Scott County Tennessee he rode with his father to Missouri and Kansas where his family helped settle the region amid the border conflicts. His father served in the territorial legislature before being assassinated in the Kansas border war. Cody was 14 when left to fend for himself with his family.

Col William F. Cody Buffalo Bill Cady, Wyo Denver Cody Scott County Missouri Kansas Territorial

Mrs. Fred Sunday Plans Monterey Winter Home

Mrs. Fred Sunday left Friday for Monterey to live with her son William Forsythe and family for the winter.

Fred Sunday Monterey William Forsythe

Opening of Summe Brothers Plans in Mid March

Arrangements are under way for the annual opening of Summe Brothers to be held about mid March. Local boys are urged to inquire and ask the organizers about the event.

Summe Brothers

Fire destroys Elias Leininger house near Beaver Dam

A Sunday afternoon blaze destroyed the Elias Leininger residence near Beaver Dam. The fire, believed to have started from an overheated furnace, consumed the house and its contents. insurance covered both structures and belongings.

Elias Leininger Beaver Dam Iff

Public Sale Planned by Samuel Reed Near Town

Samuel Reed residing two miles south of town prepares to hold a public sale at his property in the near future.

Samuel Reed

Otis Isley Plans Public Sale Before Move South Bend Job

On January 31 Otis Isley residing south of town will hold a public sale and it is reported he will soon relocate to South Bend for employment.

Otis Isley South Bend

Alvin Robinson Visits Sister in Harvey Meredith Home

Alvin Robinson from Warsaw visited his sister Jane Robinson at the Harvey Meredith home in the latter part of last week. He was accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Florance McCarter.

Alvin Robinson Warsaw Jane Robinson Harvey Meredith Florance McCarter

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William Leffel Dewey Agency Meredith Mable Carr Ruth Miller Robert Herendeen South Whitley John W. Ulrey Man Embroidery Club I. U. Snoberger Sisters Home Colorado Col. Cody
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