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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

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Red Cross Drive Under Way in Kosciusko County

The Red Cross fundraising campaign kicked off in Kosciusko County with a goal of 10500 to be raised over the week. Local committees, business leaders, and residents including Lake Township volunteers and Warsaw editor Gust organized the drive to support field work for returning servicemen.

Red Cross Kosciusko County Lake Township U. B Gust of Warsaw American Red Cross Association J.D. L. Cline W. H. Kern D. F. Hamman Men Silver Lake

State Sunday School Delegate Attends Terre Haute Meet

L. M. Burdge attended the state Sunday School convention in Terre Haute as a delegate from the M. E. Sunday School. He remained several days for the meeting and related activities.

L. M. Burdge Terre

Auto and Street Car Collision Injures Two Men

Ed Phillips and B Q Morris were injured Monday when a street car collided with the auto they occupied. Morris is recovering while Phillips remains in the hospital in serious condition.

Ed Phillips B.Q. Morris Warsaw Morris Phillips

Entertainment Tonight This Evening Delights Readers

A bustling Thursday of arts and culture as local venues offer film screenings live music theater and club events for residents seeking night entertainment options.

Indiana State Bankers annual session at Winona Lake

The Indiana State Bankers association holds its annual meeting at Winona Lake with a noon banquet listed as a major feature of the event.

Indiana State Bankers —Association Winona Lake

Visitors from Nearby Locality Tour Fort Benjamin Harrison

Residents traveled to Indianapolis to visit Fort Benjamin Harrison where ten to eleven thousand boys are in camp. The site is described as a city within itself and a fascinating sight to behold.

Indianapolis Fort Benjamin Harrison

Hotel Chloe Brown Staff Change at Flora Hotel

The Flora hotel appoints Ruth Rowland to fill the vacancy after Employed at Hotel Chloe Brown resigned. Rowland succeeds the former manager and begins duties at Flora Hotel.

Chloe Brown Flora Hotel Ruth Rowland

Kosciusko County Urged to Support Red Cross War Fund

James R. Frazer urges Kosciusko County residents to donate 10 500 as part of a 100 million dollar Red Cross Special War Fund. He emphasizes universal contribution, with larger gifts from wealthier residents, to fund hospital care, bandages, anesthetics, and medical aid for war wounded. The campaign ends June 24 with an honor roll listing subscribers.

Kosciusko County American Red Cross Sponciety Red Cross Attila Europe Belgium France America Navy Marine Corps Infantry England James R. Frazer

Swihart Completes Cement Walk on High Street

Joseph Swihart finished a cement walk along the east side of his property on High Street last Saturday and has a good walk to the north of the premises. The improvements add convenience and increase property value.

Joseph Swihart High Street

National Guard on alert as call looms again

A year after President Wilson ordered the National Guard to the Mexican border the same force awaits another possible mobilization. Strong entities include President Wilson and the National Guard. The story notes continued readiness and the prior deployment’s memory.

Wilson National Guard

Dogs Run Wild Kill and Injure Sheep in Local Flocks

Over the past week dogs attacked the Newton Pontius and Charles Fisher sheep flocks, killing 31 head and wounding others. Eleven dogs have been located with two killed. the rest are to be put down soon. The township trustee paid 412 to affected parties, while dog tax receipts total about 100, leaving nearly 300 to be raised from other sources to cover damages.

Newton Pontius Charles Fisher Pontius Fisher

I O O F Decoration Attendees From Claypool

Several residents from Claypool attended the I O O F decoration ceremonies held Sunday in the town.

Claypool

Gravel work on Big Four tracks continues this week

Joseph Kerlin, foreman, and his gang are laying gravel along three quarters of a mile of Big Four track this week. More gravel is expected to be placed on the section later.

Big Four Company Joseph Kerlin

Car overturns in ditch near town with three men injured

A south of town Sunday incident saw a car run off the road and overturn in a ditch. North Manchester repair crews were summoned and righted the vehicle after it was damaged considerably.

North Manchester

Homecoming for Mrs Halderman and family in town

Mrs Levi Halderman and her children have returned from Kalamazoo Michigan where she had been for several weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Stoneburner.

Levi Halderman Kalamazoo Michigan John Stoneburner

Readable column four item on page four

Column four on page four presents a concise item with identifiable figures and names. It notes a local event involving key figures and a nearby venue, outlining the outcome and date within the readable text.

Wife kills drunken husband to protect family

Samuel Lusher was shot and killed by his wife as he returned home intoxicated and threatened to kill the family. The wife fired a revolver when he advanced, ending the danger to herself and the children.

Samuel Lusher Lusher

Victoria Reading Club Holds Monday Meeting

Members of the Victoria reading club met Monday night at the F M Jaques home for a club gathering and discussion.

Victoria Reading Club

Embroidery Club Hosts Social at Mrs Pearson Home

Last Friday afternoon the embroidery club gathered at the home of Mrs. C. A. Pearson for an informal entertainment session.

Mothers club gathering at McClure home hosted by Mrs Henderson

Members of the Mothers club were entertained last Friday afternoon at the McClure home by Mrs Henderson. The event featured socializing and refreshments in a cordial, community setting.

Mazda M. E. Sunday School R.M. Frye Horne Mothers Club McClure

Aid Society Meeting at Wiltrout Home

The Aid society of the M B E church met at the Wiltrout home Wednesday afternoon.

The Aid Society of the M. BE. Church Wiltrout Home

Red Cross Appeals for Donations in Urgent Drive

Community leaders urge immediate donations to the Red Cross as shortages of supplies persist. Volunteers organize drive events across the city to support disaster relief and health services for affected families.

Marion Road Meeting Draws Hoosier-Dixie Officials

Last Saturday F. D. Hayman T. J. Alspaugh and J. D. Lee Cline attended a Marion gathering of several governors of the Hoosier-Dixie highway. The meeting noted federal highway funding and suggested the north end of the Hoosier-Dixie would receive several thousand dollars of the annual appropriation.

Marion F. D. Hayman T. J. Alspaugh J. D. Lee Cline Hoosier-Dixie Highway Hoosier- Dixie

Wants What He Pays For In A Manchester Deal

A fragmented report notes a man in Manchester who drove to a location after paying for sweet potato plants. He recounts a careful count on arrival and then returned to the party involved, with unclear details about the transaction.

F.M. Frye Manchester Wade

Wisconsin adopts five days notice for marriage licenses

The 1918 reform requires five days notice before applying for a marriage license. The county clerk must post notice of the filing and allow objections on valid legal grounds. Applicants must prove physical and mental qualification to wed, aiming to reduce hasty marriages and later divorces.

Wisconsin

Mrs. T. A. Jontz Returns From South Bend Visit

Mrs. T. A. Jontz, after several weeks with her son Chester Jontz and family in South Bend, returned to her home west of town last Saturday.

T. A. Jontz Chester Jontz South Bend

Sprained Ankle Grounds Mrs Summe in Kendallville

Mrs George Summe sprained her ankle last week in Kendallville while running to catch a train and has been largely confined since.

Kendallville George Summe

Bunker Hill Day Observed On Anniversary

Monday marked Bunker Hill Day commemorating the first battle of the revolutionary war with its historical significance and local observance.

Bunker Hill

Husband Found Dead in Woods Near Warsaw

George W. McDaniels aged 65 was found dead Tuesday in the woods east of Warsaw after his wife searched for him when he did not come to dinner. The coroner ruled death due to a heart attack. a slight scar on the face was the only visible mark.

George W. McDaniels Warsaw

Magazine Agency Subscription Offer

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Kicked by Horse Injures Local Worker

Art Tracy was kicked by a horse at his barn east of town. He suffered a deep hip wound and was attended by a physician. He is laid up for several weeks but is getting along as well as can be expected. The incident occurred one evening last week during barn work.

Art Tracy Tracy Sereate Deal St Pala Ivis

Mrs Clell Kemp Moving to Kokomo with Family

Mrs Clell Kemp and her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Kemp will move from Kendalville to Kokomo. Mr Kemp has accepted a good position in Kokomo.

Clell Kemp Jacob’ Zimmerman Kemp Kendalivile Kokomo

Automobile Crash In Rural Road Near Farm Injures Couple

Mr and Mrs George Dick residents northeast of here were injured in a buggy collision Sunday when an auto attempted to pass on a narrow road. The buggy wheel struck causing minor injuries to Mrs Dick with no serious harm to Mr Dick.

George Dickk

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. Braude H. P. Rager A. Pearson W. W. Homman Dean Hill M. D. Yottk J. QO Haven E. W T.c. Johnson H. E. Myers S. F. Mekhrill J.R. Norman J. M. Amiss UD. B. Cline I. Leckrone John Haney S B.flora Jacob Haney Hiram Roger Fitton Oea Selah Martino Frank Haney Jack Burt Edward Snake F&f Hdw. Co Summe Bros T. J Syracuse Milford Pierceton North Webster Mentone Leesburg Etna Green Sidney Barket Mrs. Hay Mrs. Snoberger J. D. Lee Cline Neva Homman Townsend Mrs. Hanes Marion Swihart Mrs. Funk Vera Kern Hayman H. W. Kline A. G. Rouse C. B. Denton H. A. Mayer George Leckrone David Leckrone John Keister T. D. Butterbaugh Red Cross Committee Kosciusko Embroidery Club Magazine Agency War Council United States American Red Cross War Fund William McAdoo
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