Edifice with Basememe To Occupy Site East of Town
Church plans to occupy a site two miles east of town for a new edifice under construction. Officials say the matter will be settled in a very short time.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
1
German Baptists plan new church east of town
A Dunkard movement seeks to replace the old church set over forty years ago two miles east of town. The planned cement block building 36 by 60 feet with a full basement could cost about 3000 dollars. The 400 member congregation meets at the West House on Saturday June 12 to decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Brethren
Dunkards
West House
Saurday
Oklahoma Family Visits Relatives Amid Reunion
Mrs. C. E. Herald and her two sons Howard and Everett arrived from Prior Creek Oklahoma on Tuesday evening. They will visit for some time with her father Jacob Haney and family and her sister Mrs Alf Price s and family along with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Herald
Howard
Everett
Prior Creek
Oklahoma
Jacob Haney
Alf Prices
G A R Post at Mentone Disbanded Transfer to Warsaw
The G A R post at Mentone was disbanded last Sunday and eighteen members were transferred to the Mosciusko post at Warsaw. The move was needed due to the aged and decrepit condition of most ex soldiers hindering meeting attendance. The same action had been taken here several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentone
Mosciusko
Warsaw
Trustee Frantz Responds To Lake Town Inquiries
Trustee Frantz submits a public statement in reply to taxpayers questions about the current condition of Lake Town. The report lists funds on hand including Ship Fund 4.89, Road Fund 13.85, and Hand fund 22.00, with total funds on hand shown as 8300 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Town
N. Frantz
Anal
Grays Defeat Pick-Up Team In Two Monday Games
The Grays won both games against a pick-up team on Monday. In the Forencon game the score was 15 to 9 and in the Afternoon game 18 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays
Forencon
Reverend Hoffman to Lead Services at local Lutheran Church
Rev. William Hoffman of Gallitz en Pa will conduct Sunday worship at the Lutheran church in Silver Lake. He will preach at Rose Hill in the forenoon and speak at German town in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoffman
Gallitzen
Lutheran Church
Silver Lake
Rose Bill
Germantown
A Sane Fourth Considered By Playground Leaders
At the third annual meeting of the Play Grounds Association of America in Pittsburg the Chicago Tribune urges a substitute for the dangerous traditional Fourth celebration. It cites 50 accidents and deaths and notes the Springfield Mass plan featuring a parade of all nations and a supervised daytime picnic with evening fireworks as a favored alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Play Grounds Association of America
Pittsburg
Chicago Tribune
Springfield
Mass
Beaverdam School Building Contract Awarded
A contract was let to Motto & Son of Warsaw for the Beaverdam Franklin township school building. Trustee Austin Blue signed the $11,823.50 bid for a two story pressed brick structure ready for occupancy at the start of next fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motto & Son
Warsaw
Beaverdam
Fo. Franklin
Austin Blue
Railroad raises fare to Indianapolis via Wabash
The railroad company boosted the Wabash to Indianapolis fare from 4.70 to 3.40 per trip per mile rise, ending loopholes for saving a cent by split tickets. The Silver Lake to Indianapolis round trip now costs 4.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wabash
Silver Lake
Capitol City
Miller Brothers Attend Decoration Day Ceremony
Huntington J D Miller of Elkhart and N E Miller of Garrett visited for Decoration Day and attended the South Pleasant Cemetery ceremonies. Rev J M Miller delivered the Decoration Day address in Urbana. Capt Miller compiled lists of old soldiers buried at South Pleasant and nearby graves, published in this RECORD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Miller
Huntington J.D. Miller
Elkhart
N. E Miller
Garrett
South Pleasant
A. M. ‘Miller
Urbana
Capt. Miller
South
Baptismal Services to Be Held by Rev Wright
Baptismal services led by Rev E H Wright are planned for Sunday evening at five o'clock on June 13. Several individuals are expected to be baptised following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wright
Memorial Day planned by I O O F lodge for June observance
The I O O F lodge prepares to observe its annual memorial day on Tuesday June 8 and decorates departed members’ graves. To accommodate attendance many lodges hold Sunday services, with a plan for a speaker and program the following Sunday June 13. This local lodge will remember about a dozen graves with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Indiana
Carnegie Plans One Million Hero Fund in France
Andrew Carnegie arranged a grant of 1,000,000 to establish a hero fund in France under conditions similar to government funds in the United States England and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
France
United States
England
Scotland
Rager Family Reunion Moves Indoors Due To Weather
The Rager family reunion gathered in town today after planned activities at Myrtle Glen park were shifted indoors because of bad weather. A large noon dinner was served by the Lutheran church Aid Society in the town hall, with many relatives and friends attending. report pending for the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rager
Myrtle-Glen Park
Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Mrs Carter’s Illness Improves After Weekend Sickness
Mrs QO C Carter fell ill last Saturday morning and could not be about for a few days. Latest report says she was much improved. Mr Carter is a proficient and experienced culinary sserene, though the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. C. Carter
Swithart Family Home-Coming Reunion Near Roann
The Swithart family held its annual reunion at the Swihart home near Roann last Sunday May 30. Five brothers Enos David T George El and Wilson A joined with their families, with Grandma Swihart aged 76 enjoying the gathering. About forty attended as they planned to meet again next year in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roann
Swithart
Enos
David T
George and
Wilson A
Hli Swihart
Reunion
Frank Ayers and Wife Start Housekeeping in Catawba
Frank Ayers son of Mrs. Bilen Ayers of this place has lately wed and taken housekeeping in his own home at Catawba Wisconsin. The marriage occurred about mid May and friends extend hearty congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayers
Bilen Ayers
Catawba
Wisconsin
Benedict
Kosciusko county graduates plan Saturday ceremonies
Kosciusko county schools prepare a second class of 255 graduates this year. The ceremony begins at 1 p m on Saturday with Dr. Harry Garrison delivering the address titled Undiscovered Continents. The program includes band concerts and class exercises drawing many attendees from Silver Lake and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Kosciusko County
Harry Garrison
Finger Amputation Cures Blood Poison Result Hinges on Healing
Mrs. William Caldwell of Claypool underwent finger amputation after a splinter caused blood poisoning. The operation was performed Tuesday by Dr. Lester of Claypool with Dr. Cary assisting, and its outcome depends on proper healing of the remaining tissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Caldwell
Claypool
Lester
Cary
No Spooning Allowed in Rural Center Curfew
Bluffton Banner reports Marshal Gaby enforces a night curfew to stop dating on village streets. Unmarried girls must return home before the whistle. those over twenty one are not exempt. He vows a war on late night strolling and will escort violators home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Gaby
Bluffton Banner
Faith in Action Drives Self Belief to Business Success
A secular and spiritual reflection on faith as belief in oneself. The text argues that maintaining faith in one’s abilities leads to entrepreneurial or business success.
Quieting a Rowdy Street Crowd Last Saturday Night
The town marshal addressed a noisy group of boys and young men in the street urging quiet. They dispersed promptly, and the incident prompted reflection on preventing future disturbances.
Preparations for Commercial State Bank Improvements
At a stockholders meeting last week the bank discussed joining operations to expand. Plans aim to cover the balance of the ground with a frontage on Main Street north and Jefferson Street west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial State Bank
Ballaing Jin
Main Street
Jefferson Street
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Diureday
Will
Rev. Hoffman
Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
Miller
F. Lodge
I. 0
Grandma Swihart
Badger
of ‘Kosciusko
Winona
Lake Township
Ruth Hill
Chloe Hilderbrand
Blanche M- Ayers
Pierre Underhill
Chloie Gill
Edward L‘hay
Orval
G Carr
Beatricé’ Moyer
Joyce Reed
Leo R Leonard Roy Keplinger
Willie R
Wedrich
Ivan C Butterbaugh
Clay Township
Glenn Stoner
Marshall Beigh
Sadie Cox
Samilda Deckard
James Cox
Georgia
Mendel Beulah Bloom
Samuel ‘Rhodes
Orval Correll
Dale Morrison
Ada Spitler
Cleo Correll Lawrence Leela Decker
Jessie Sheema Frank Leslie Sherman ‘Deaton
Ruby Smith
Alta Hanson
Earl Dentzer
Laurena Karns
Clarence Frances
Seward Township
Edna Jontz Hotlice Brown Haith Knight Clancie
McSherry
Ethel L Davis
Leta F Crisler
Jackson Township
Fay Sisk - la von Onmart
Rudy Ross Hazel L Weybright
Anna Ulrey Iva A. Metzger
Royce Pence
Chrystal
Fred Hoppas
Chester Hoppas
Monroe
Viola Neer
Ray Stayer
Merl Neer
Nona Delan
Lena Stahl
Mae Johnson
Ralph Myers
Township
Ralph Wrigley
Clifford Faurote
Bernice Merrick
Agnes Hardman
Norris
Ida May
Pearl Copeland
WERE
Marshal
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