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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1919

Page

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Mrs Atwood Elder of Claypool Dies by Suicide

Mrs Atwood Elder 55 a resident of Claypool died early Wednesday in a woodland shed after ingesting chloroform and carbolic acid. Her husband found her missing in bed about 2 am and she was later found in a woodshed with bottle nearby. Survived by husband son Baron Detroit three sisters and three brothers. Funeral will be held Friday at 2 pm in Claypool with I O F cemetery interment.

Atwood Elder Claypool Warsaw Atwood Hider L. G. Kissinger Liberty Mills Baron Detroit Clement, Jones Near Claypool Minnie Rittenhouse Mishawaka Hari Valentine W. B. Kissenger Dal Kissinger Colorado Lide Kissinger

Record of Mr Paulus gifts oranges lemons from trip

Mr Paulus returned from a month in California and presented the RECORD force with several ripe oranges he picked himself and a pair of lemons from a tree. The fruits look green but are market ready and the oranges have a pleasing, tasty sweetness. Our thanks are extended to Mr Paulus.

Monroe Paulus California Paulus

Funeral Attends Virgil Clinker Called Home

Virgil Clinker an Illinois Bridge Co. worker, was at his Michigan home recently to mourn the sudden death of his brother in law Vern Warren. The note indicates Clinker returned to attend the funeral.

Virgil Clinker Michigan Illinois Bridge Co Vern Warren

Storm damages wide area with hail and downed wires

A severe rain and hail storm last Saturday caused extensive damage across the county. Hail shattered windows and ruined corn in the east and north, while town trees fell and light wires on north Jefferson street were torn down, leaving the city without lights until Sunday afternoon.

Jefferson Street

Mail to Germany Restored at Prewar Rates

Government announces letters may once again be mailed to Germany under wartime rules. Postage remains five cents per letter.

Germany

Navy Seeks Enlistees For Two-Year Terms

Navy recruiting stations nationwide begin enlisting volunteers for a two year term under a July 16 act of Congress. Authorities urge eligible men to apply at local recruitment offices and start military service.

Navy United States Congress

Funeral Held for Hammond Resident Ot Brown

Ot Brown of Hammond former Claypool resident died at noon Monday in a hospital after an operation. He was about 45, survived by wife and five children, two sisters, a brother, with funeral in Claypool attended by many relatives.

Ot Brown Hammond Claypool John Brown

Local Residents Attend Sacred Opera Joseph in Winona

A large crowd from the locality gathered Tuesday evening to witness the sacred opera Joseph performed in Winona. The audience comprised many local residents who attended the event.

Winona Joseph

Homecoming of Roy Shoemaker from overseas service

Roy Shoemaker arrived home Saturday evening after several months abroad with the American army. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shoemaker who reside west of town. Friends express happiness at his return.

Roy Shoemaker Oversea Roy Isaac Shoemaker Here

Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association Meeting

The annual Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association meeting is held at Winona Lake this week in July 2026. Notable speakers will address timely subjects before attendees.

The Indiana Commercial Secretaries, Association Winona Lake

Delco-Light System Shines at McClure Place

Delco-Light Ray Henderson installs a Delco-Light system at the G. A. McClure residence three miles west of town. The house and outbuildings are now beautifully illuminated. The McClures are described as progressive people embracing progress and modern comforts.

Ray Henderson G. A. McClure McClure

Local thanks to Silver Lake Fire Dept for barn fire aid

J B Rowland and family express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and the Silver Lake fire department for heroic work saving their barn when a straw stack burned last Friday afteroon.

Silver Lake

Tragic Gravel-Pit Burial Claims Local Boy

Mrs Emanuel Leckrone traveled to South Bend after the death of seven year old Jay Willard son of Mr and Mrs E J Willard in a gravel pit cave in. A companion escaped after being trapped for hours while hundreds gathered at the scene and the funeral was held Sunday.

Emanuel Leckrone South Bend Jay Willard E. J. Willard Willard

Reed Accepts Hotel Position at Haney in Town

Miss Hazel Reed, residing southwest of town, accepted the post at the Haney Hotel and began work Monday morning.

Hazel Reed Town Haney Hotel

Mrs Gresso Down With Fall Injury in North Manchester

Mrs. Samuel Gresso has been unable to walk for over a week after a fall that injured a leg. The injury appeared slight at first but worsened, causing her significant trouble. Locals express sympathy and hope for a full recovery.

Samuel Gresso North Manchester News

Occupy Shamrock Cottage at Lake with McKown Family

Maynard and Ruth Warum and Smith of Alexandria occupy the Shamrock cottage at the lake. The McKown family and other musicians in the dancing carnival are staying there during the lake event.

Fred McKown Maynard Ruth Warum Smith Alexandria Shamrock Cottage Joe McKown

Visiting clergyman from York city arrives with family

Here From Pennsylvania Rev. Adam Stumph and family of York City have visited this week with his cousin Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Keesey and other relatives in the community. Rev. Stumph is pastor of the Lutheran church at York City and has served on four charges for thirty five years.

Adam Stumph York City Pennsylvania J. T. Keesey

Stroke hits local resident Rickel at Beaver Dam Lake

Rickel, 76, east bank of Beaver Dam lake, suffered a stroke Monday evening and remained in critical condition. Weeks earlier he had fractured a hip from a hay wagon fall but had been recovering. Thursday morning reports suggested slight improvement after a good night’s rest.

Rickel Beaver Dam Lake

Straw Stack Fire Near John Rowland Place

Last Friday afternoon a straw stack north of town on the John Rowland place caught fire. The chemical engine arrived quickly, the barn was saved, and the fire was extinguished. The next day a larger stack was placed on the same spot after hauling out the charred remains.

John Rowland

Miller and Krieg Wed in North Manchester Nuptials

Miss Ethel Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe Miller living southeast of town and Mr Howard Krieg of North Manchester joined in marriage Tuesday. After a short trip to Chicago the couple plan to make their home in North Manchester. Krieg is a mail clerk on the Pennsylvania road.

Ethel Miller Abe Miller Howard Krieg North Manchester Chicago Krieg Pennsylvania Road

Pigs Ban Ordered Within Indiana Town Limits

The Indiana State Board of Health ruled that pigs may not be raised inside the incorporated limits of any Indiana town. The decision affects all towns statewide and aims to regulate livestock within municipal boundaries.

Indiana State Board of Health State of Indiana

Rufle Farm Purchased by Samuel Bashore Nearby Ademar Farm

Samuel Bashore living south of here purchased the Ademar Rufle farm northeast of here, the property where Earl Zile and family reside. The deal reflects a recent transfer of rural holdings in the area.

Samuel Bashore Here Ademar Rufle Earl Zile

Trains Change Time on Big Four Schedule

The Big Four railroad altered train times last Sunday affecting three trains. The south bound morning train now arrives about seventeen minutes earlier at :06, the south bound afternoon train remains at 3 38, and the north bound forenoon arrives at 10 59 with the evening at 9 32, both roughly five minutes later.

May Purchase Airplane Aims at Warsaw Landing Field

A move to purchase an airplane and establish a landing field near Warsaw is under consideration. If completed, the project would serve as a notable advertisement for the county seat town.

Warsaw

Mothers Club Picnic at Yellow Creek Lake

Members of the Mothers Club and their families attended a Sunday outing at Yellow Creek Lake. They occupied the Downing cottage and enjoyed a very good time together.

Mothers Club Yellow Creek Lake Downing Cottage

Sanford Hill Sends Year Subcription From Hood River

A letter from Sanford M. Hill of Hood River Oregon encloses a subscription to the Record for a year. He and his family live on a forty acre fruit ranch seven and a half miles from Hood River, in healthy country with electricity on the homes. The Hill family once lived north of the area between Hood River and Claypool and hopes to hear from him through the Recon with updates about himself and his home country.

Sanford M. Hill Hood River Oregon Mr. Hill

Roann Names James Turner New Postmaster

James Turner has been named postmaster at Roann after the former postmaster B. B. Goltry resigned. An examination was held and Turner achieved the highest grade.

James © Turner Roann B. B. Goltry Turner

Cashier Surrenders After Bank Shortage Revealed

Ralph L. Moyer, cashier of the North Pennsylvania Bank in Philadelphia, surrendered to officers after a warrant was issued. The bank closed Friday night owing over 2 million dollars to depositors. He confessed Monday to a $900,000 shortage to the receiver.

Ralph L. Moyer North Pennsylvania Bank Philadelphia Mr. Moyer

Women Preach at Silver Lake and Claypool Churches

Miss Ida C. Rodgers of the Christian Mission to Israel will preach at the United Brethren church in Silver Lake next Sunday morning after Sunday school. Miss Elsie Stone will preach at the United Brethren church in Claypool Sunday evening. Other churches are invited to cooperate.

Ida C. Rodgers Christian Mission To Israel U. B Silver Lake Elsie Stone Claypool

Carnival at Myrtle-Glenn Park Draws North Manchester Visitors

The dancing carnival at Myrtle-Glenn Park this week attracted crowds from North Manchester Wabash Huntington and Peru among other places. Evening dances featured music by a southern state quartet and were run by Fred McKnown with emphasis on clean dancing.

Myrtle-Glenn Park Manchester Wabash Huntington Peru Fred McKnown

No Sign Boards In Kosciusko County Hope For Marked Roads

A letter urges Kosciusko County officials to install sign boards at road junctions across the county. The writer notes the scenic southwest area and the lack of guidance for modern motorists, arguing proper markers are a small expense for public convenience.

Kosciusko County

Cottage Built at Park by Huntington Family

Mr. Shutt and family from Huntington visited the lake at the park last Sunday and enjoyed a rainy but pleasant day. They purchased a lot at Myrtie-Glenn Park and, after completing the deal, had a cottage constructed by Tuesday evening and now reside there. The family praised the park as one of the nicest resorts they have visited.

Shutt Huntington Mr. Shutt Myrtie-Glenn Park

Homecoming Attended by Local Reverends and Residents

Rev. J. T. Keesey and his wife joined Mrs. Samuel Beber and others as they drove to Washington Center for the homecoming service last Sunday. Keesey preached the service and spoke of his seven years as pastor there, recalling former residents of the area.

J. T. Keesey Samuel Beber Washington Center Keesey

Halderman Brothers Visit in Blue Island

Isaac Halderman and family host a short stay in Blue Island Illinois with Levi Halderman helping threshing while Isaac, employed by the railroad, takes a month’s vacation to visit his relatives at the Halderman home.

Harvey Halderman Jamie Blue Island Ill Isaac Halderman Halderman Levi

Alsbaugh Family Return to Iowa Home

The Earl Alsbaugh family stayed two weeks with the Thombaugh and Emanuel Leckroner and left Tuesday for their home in Iowa.

Earl Alsbaugh the Thombaugh Emanuel Leckroner Loo Lowa

Quarterly Meeting Announcement by Rev Freeman

The district meeting led by Rev Freeman will be held at South Pleasant on July 26 with a large attendance. Rev Smith will speak in the morning on his subject of the Dance and again in the evening at South Pleasant.

Freeman South Pleasant Smith

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Mr. Paulus Baldwin Baldwin Hamilton Ellington Howard Monarch F. P. Freeman Gump E. Main St North Ind Delco Emanuel Leck Roe Rufle Farm Sonora Far West Short Iowa
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