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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
5
Election officials urge all unregistered voters in Kosciusko County to register before the deadline. Notaries outside Warsaw will hold registration blanks and transmit applications to the Warsaw Registration Board to prevent disenfranchisement. Aaron A. Raser Carl Iratzsch John A. Sloane, Election Commissioners.
Wabash residents Della Baldwin and the Hutchens family joined relatives at a park cottage with J. F. Robinson and Marcella Garpow for a four week outing. Numerous Marion travelers, families from Rich Valley and Port Wayne, plus local couples, enjoyed a Sunday at the lake with picnics and pleasant surroundings.
Invitations will not be mailed until printed at the Record Office Silver Lake. Guests may visit to view specimen cards for selection and to see low prices. Display available only after printing.
Oliver typewriter ribbons offered for sale at the RECORD office. Readers may place orders or inquire at the RECORD office for available sizes and quantities.
A humorous tale set in Prosperity Town follows Samson the mule on the treadmill of industry. Public and adviser figures chase quick fixes with comic schemes until a repairman restores work and the town rewards Public, while Agitator races out of town on a rail as authorities close ranks. Local military roster follows.
The Monongahela a former German ship now flying the American flag sails from San Francisco on a seven month voyage with a 100 percent American crew. The United States Shipping Board trains 3,000 men monthly to form future all American deep water crews led by Captain I P Rasmussen. Previously the Dalbeck the ship hid from war in Portland Oregon until seized after the war declaration.
County voters must register by October 7 to take part in next November's election. The registration board opened Monday in the Warsaw courthouse. Residents who cannot travel can obtain registration forms at the Recop office in Silver Lake and complete them at home.
Ted Dillman and family from near Sidney were Sunday guests at the Daniel Perry home west of town. Walter Hamman spent Sunday in Tipton with his wife and her mother Mrs Lowery who has been ill. They returned Monday. Whittenberger and six drivers were detained in Chicago Friday and forced to show registrations and Justice Lion cards. Chester Jones and wife from Cleveland arrived to visit relatives near Lawn and Akron. Mr and Mrs Will Eird and son Otho Hill and wife visited Bourbon Monday.
The publisher warns higher postage freight and print paper costs threaten survival. Readers are urged to pay overdue subscriptions promptly to avoid embarrassment and keep the newspaper in operation.
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