Names and Addresses of Silver Lake Servicemen
The column lists Silver Lake boys serving in the U S Army and notes updated addresses weekly. Entries include Guy H Aker at Camp Forest Georgia Ernest Arnold with the 122nd Squadron Camp Vail New Jersey and many others such as John M Bishop of the 126th Regiment American Expeditionary Forces New York Ord J Watson Cook at Camp Meade Maryland Robert R Craig 130th Field Artillery Camp Shelby Mississippi Chester A Craig U S Stores Inspector Indianapolis Indiana Arba Gall Leroy Geiger and John Gall at Camp Sheridan Alabama Sherman Hildenbrand John Holle Edward Helser Ralph Hoffman Floyd Henderson Dean Hill John C Helser Ralph C Leckron Oscar W Leckron Robert Leckron at Camp Sherman Ohio Mannie Lambert Wilbur Miller at American Expeditionary Forces New York Rank and unit details continue for numerous servicemen with addresses and camps across the United States and abroad. The note invites corrections and updates from readers and asks for any missing names or address changes to be reported to the local office.
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Arnold
Ernest
Camp Vail
New Jersey
Beber
Canal Zone
Panama
Bishop
John M
New York
Cook
Ord
J. Watson
Ordnance Supply School
Camp Meade
Maryland
Local readers invited to subscribe and save with Brush & Hanson
A long community notice lists residents visiting, traveling, and socializing from War saw and North Manchester to Mishawaka and Cincinnati. It invites non subscribers of the Record to join, highlights local names, visits, and errands, and promotes classified ads for buying selling or lost and found items.
Grain Corporation controls wheat flow under wartime license
A World War I era overview explains how the Grain Corporation coordinates wheat movement through elevators and mills. It covers licensing, car allocation, price equalization, and reporting requirements to ensure steady supplies for the nation and exports while limiting losses and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Grain Corporation
Nlingis
United States
Letters from the Front in 1918 Army Camp Notes
Soldiers describe medical detachment duties and new gear as they anticipate deployment near the front. Donald Leonard writes from France about hospitals, France's beauty, a French estate visit, and hope to return to action.
Time to Register in Koscinsko County Elections
Voters in Koscinsko County must register before October to participate in next November's election. The registration board began duties Monday at the Warsaw courthouse. Those unable to travel to the county seat can obtain registration blanks at the Record office in Silver Lake and complete them at home.
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Koscinsko County
Warsaw
Silver Lake
Magazine Subscriptions Offered by Brush and Hanson
Brush and Hanson advertise as an authorized subscription agency at the Record office in Silver Lake. They offer to handle subscriptions to any magazine and save customers money, inviting readers to request a Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush & Hanson
Silver Lake
Prevent Appendicitis with Buckthorn and Adler-i-ka
Silver Lake residents are advised to use buckthorn bark with glycerine mixed into Adler-i-ka to flush the bowel and prevent appendicitis. A single spoonful supposedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter from the system often claimed by J. R. Norman and local doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
J. R. Norman
Wounded Summe in Northern France Front
John Summe son of Frank Summe of Warsaw chapter confirms he was wounded on the northern France battlefront. The extent of injuries is unknown. in a May 6 letter from a hospital bed he explains he would not write sooner to avoid alarming his parents. Summe serves in the 150th U S Field Artillery, joined Company H, Rainbow division, and has been at the front over four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man’s Land
Mra
Winona Leonard
Donald
France
John Summe
Frank Summe
John
Jie
Summe
150Th U. S. Field Artillery
Warsaw
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U.S
Uncle Sam
Craig
Robert R
130Th Field Artillery
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Chester A
U. S
Inspr
Premier Motor Corp
Indianapolis
Ind
Carr
Orval G
Red Co A
Fort Snelling
Minn
Herendsen
Edward— Holle
F.A
Hoffman
Ralph
Great Lakes
Illinois
Henderson
Floyd O
127Th U. S.inft
Leckron
Robert—Ambulance
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Fort Riley
Kansas
150Th
F. A
Omer
187Th
Field Artillery
Howard—Co
East Potomac Park
Wash
D. O. Snyder
Paul B
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Shull
Alva— Schanlaub
Emmett— Shepherd
Harry R
Camp Jackson
C. Teeter
Olem L. V
Dixie
Qare
Underhill
Deverlie
137Th Field Artillery
Miss Caderhill
Tony
Fort Harrison
Wedrick
William R
Camp Logan
Zion City
Yates
Lloyd O
Miss
Auch
Phetboys
Manchester
P. Hamilton
Willard Drudge
Elkhart
Bennie Drudge
John Ayers
Minnie Miller
Near Packerton
Dr. Leckrone
Maxine Snyder
Mishawaka
J. W. Ferrerda
Wabash
Aurora
Cincinnati
G. H. Robbins
Max
VY. R. Stanly
Irene
Gas City, Indiana
S. E. Rittenhouse
Sant Martin
Liberty Mills
Meek Home
Mrs. I. A. Snoberger
Waterloo
Bay W
Verling Jamison
Detroit
John Rowland
Frank Hill
A. S. Sprigg
Lula Olds
Charles Smith and Son
Eart Wayne
Mr. Smith
Jesse F. Lynch
Frank Getty
Sundday
Devon
Albert Dilman
Sidney
Poe Willman
St. Louis
United States Treasury
Maryville
St. Joseph
Chicago
Kansas City
The
Edward Chambers
Santa Fe
Chambers
Food Administration
McAdoo
St. Kansas St. Fla
Joseph
City Louis
FL. A. G. CG
York
Atlantic
Ralph Shepherd
South Carolina
Jefferson Barracks
St Louis
Missouri
Memphis
Birmingham
Ala
Union Station
Augusta Ga
State Line
Red Cross
Columbia
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Camp
Fay
Claire Brown
Sis
Christ
Mary
Caesar
Lion’s den
M.O. A
Leonard
Dora
Agency