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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1916

Page

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Old Time History Day Amazes Grammar School Crowd

The Old Time program in the grammar room drew a large audience with stories from Mrs. FM Jaques William Perry and John Fitts about pioneer life. Mrs Sarah Fisher A B Cline and others shared pictures and experiences of log buildings and early days in the country.

FM. Jaques William Perry John Fitts Sarah Fisher A. B. Cline Mary Meek J. M. Amiss J. F. Clymer F. A. Jaques

Mrs. H. H. Shipley Dies After Fort Wayne Hospital Stay

Mrs. H. Fr. Shipley, longtime North Manchester resident, died in a Fort Wayne hospital last Thursday night after an operation. Her remains were returned to North Manchester for burial, with funeral services Sunday at the Niconza church south of Disko.

H. Fr. Shipley North Manchester Fort Wayne Niconza Church Disko

Will Enter School Monday The Misses

Bernice Maggert and Katharine Hay plan to go to North Manchester next Monday and enter Manchester College for studies.

Bernice Maggert Katharine Hay Manchester

Primary Day Near in Kosetusky County

With the election looming next Tuesday Kosetusky County prepares for its first primary. Candidates make rapid last minute visits calling on supporters and friends as the race tightens.

Kosetusky County

Will Hold Public Farm Sale Near Silver Lake

H EB Regenos will hold a public sale at his farm two miles west and a half mile south of Silver Lake on Tuesday March 7 at 10 o clock. Items include 3 or 4 horses 10 head cattle 64 head hogs hay farming implements bee supplies with complete hives and fixtures. Usual terms with 9 months time and 3 percent discount for cash on time sales.

H. EB. Regenos Silver Lake

Harvey Meredith's wife postponed operation and sent home

Harvey Meredith took his wife to a Fort Wayne hospital for an operation but her condition led to a postponement. They returned home last Friday evening and she will go back for surgery at a later date.

Harvey Meredith Fort Wayne

Farm Sold Seventeen Acres Near Rosefin

Has sold a 116 acre farm located about three and a half miles southeast of town. The buyer is Samuel Hopkins of Rosefin. The large farm is described as among the best in the district.

Zubrosky Samuel Hopkins Rosefin

The Home Beautiful: Raise Flowers to Boost Property Value

Read The Home Beautiful in this issue of the Recorp for tips on improving curb appeal. Dress up gardens and landscaping to attract buyers and increase home value.

Home Beautiful the Recorp

Silver Lake Man Selected as President of Association

William Wiley, former on route two, was elected president of the association at the postmasters and rural carriers meeting in Warsaw. Chester Overlees of Milford became vice president and Sam N. Garrett of Leesburg was named secretary and treasurer. The next meeting is slated for Syracuse on May 30.

Postmasters and Warsaw William Wiley Chester Overlees Milford Sam N. Garrett Leesburg Syracuse

Skinner Named to Fill Vacancy at Summe Hardware

J F Skinner is employed in the Summe hardware filling the place left vacant by the resignation of Ross Stout.

J. F. Skinner Summe Ross Stout

Change Location New Quarters

Joseph Little and family vacated the George Soure farm southeast of town after two years and moved to the Mary McClure farm west of town yesterday.

Joseph Little George Soure Mary McClure

Lease Secured for Ulrey Taylor Building in Manchester

E W Giggenets Co has leased the Ulrey & Taylor building known as the Heim & Snort store room for fifteen years in North Manchester. They plan to stock goods after renovations while noting no relation to current inventory. Gresso Co may close out their business here soon though they have been a ten to twelve year presence.

Ulrey & Taylor Manchester Heim & Snort

A New Bridge in White County

Mr and Mrs A R Bridge near Monticello welcomed a son born last Sunday. Mrs Bridge is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Silvanus Funk living east of town.

White County A. R. Bridge Monticello Bridge Silvanus Funk

Marriage Ties Two Couples at Hiram Buss Home

At the Hiram Buss residence near Disko, Miss Tena Buss wed Mr. Jonas Fluor in a ceremony held today. The bride, known locally for her time at Pearson restaurant, will reside on a nearby Disko farm with her new husband.

Hiram Buss Disko Miss Tena Buss Jonas Fluor

Goshen Couple Weds in Claypool Home

On Tuesday of last week in Goshen Miss Jessie Ferree and Carl Cluen of Claypool married. They went to Claypool to occupy their furnished home and are at home to friends. Both families are well known and many friends offer congratulations.

Goshen Jessie Ferree Carl Cluen Claypoool Claypool

Exemption Notice Urges Mortgage Owners to File Blank

Authorities urge homeowners with mortgage liens to visit the RECORD office and file a blank to reduce tax obligations. The notice stresses immediate action to ensure tax savings.

Returned to Mute School at Indianapolis Monday

Abbie Whittenberger took his son Everett back to the mute school in Indianapolis Monday. Everett had visited with his parents north-west of town and enjoyed a pleasant time. He has attended the mute school for several years and is progressing well in his studies.

Abbie Whittenberger Indiapolis Everett

Community turnout at Hayman sale boosts local market

In a crowded Saturday gathering, residents attended the Hayman sale where bidding picked up and goods fetched fair prices, reflecting healthy street commerce and neighborly participation.

Reopen of Lutheran Church Service with Lord's Supper

The Lutheran church plans a March 5 reopening with a guest program including organ voluntary invocation Gloria Patri confessional prayer hymns a sermon and a solo by Miss Bernice Maggart. The service will conclude with the Lord's Supper and benediction inviting all.

Roy Leonard Glori Patri Miss Bernice Maggart

Leo Leonard Called to Carthage for Big Four Work

Leo Leonard, employed at Carthage, was summoned to Carthage on Monday to join the Big Four. He is likely to stay for a couple of months, with the move seen as temporary.

Leo Leonard Carthage Big Four

Walburns Move Into McClure Property on High Street

Percy Walburn and family relocate to the McClure property on High Street vacated last week by Ross Stout.

Percy Walburn McClure High Street Ross Stout

Burdge Family Moves to North Poplar Residence

Leroy Burdge and family vacated the Mrs. Getty property Monday and now occupy their residence on North Poplar street that they recently purchased from F. M. Metheny.

Leroy Burdge Mrs. Getty North Poplar Street F. M. Metheny

Weller family moves to farm six miles southwest

Corda Weller and family, who had lived in the south part of town for about a year, relocated last Thursday to a farm six miles southwest of town.

Corda Weller

Local resident Bohostedt brings goods for move near town

Albert Bohostedt of South Whitley traveled to town on Monday with a load of goods for his home area southwest of the town. The family plans to move in within a few days.

Albert Bohostedt Whitley

Harmon Drudge Moves Family to Worley Farm East of Claypool

Harmon Drudge and his household relocated from the south-west outskirts to the Worley farm located a half mile east of Claypool today. The move comes after several years of residence in the area.

Harmon Drudge Worley Claypool

Kreamer Family Moves Into East Town Property

A. J. Kreamer and his family relocated from Rose Hill last Thursday and now occupy their home in the eastern part of town.

A.J. Kreamer Rose Hill

Johnston family moves to new farm northwest of Warsaw

Vet Johnston and his family moved Monday and now occupy their new farm north west of Warsaw.

Vet Johnston Warsaw

Family moves from Mrs Hill property to Colbert residence

Oliver Grosswiiler and his family who had occupied the Mrs Hill property south of the depot for over a year left Monday and taken up residence in the Colbert property in the town's southern section formerly owned by Rhodes.

Oliver Grosswiiler Mrs. Hill Colbert Rhodes

Local Worker Relocates to Family Farm North of Town

Ross Stout, after two years at Somme hardware, leaves his post and moves with his family to his mother’s farm northwest of town, recently vacated by William Dahlen and family.

Ross Stout Somme Hardware William Dahlen

Frye Family Moves to Cynthia Gene Property

R M Frye and family relocated Wednesday from the Carter property at the corner of High and Sycamore streets and now reside on Bas Street in the Cynthia Gene property, according to local notices.

R. M. Frye Carter Corner High Sycamore Streets Cynthia Gene Propon Bas

Visit to Elkhart Family Recounts Bancroft Move

Isaac Spangle visited his daughter Mrs. P. E. Whitmyer and family over Sunday. The Whitmyers left Elkhart at the week's start and now reside on a Bancroft Michigan farm.

Isaac Spangle Elkhart P. E. Whitmyer Whitmyer Bancroft Mich

Saure Farm Rented for One Hundred Acres to Marshall

On Wednesday final arrangements were made between George Saure and Allen Marshall. Saure rented his farm of one hundred acres to Marshall with immediate possession.

George Saure Allen Marshall Saure Mr. Marshall

Improving Charles Wiltrout Reported Slightly Better

Charles Wiltrout, seriously ill for over two weeks, is reported somewhat improved and hoped to be able about town soon.

Charles Wiltrout

Seed quality worries farmers face in oats and corn

Farmers report seed shortages and poor quality for planting. Oats are defective due to wet harvests with many grains unlikely to germinate. Some growers kept using older oats last season with better results, and the coming planting season demands thorough testing of both seed corn and seed oats.

Entertainments At Local Homes Nightly Social Whirl

Names of residents invited to gatherings fill a sequence of Sunday through Monday events. Russell Jontz and sister Ethel hosted at the west home, while Mrs C A Pearson, Worcus M B church members, Mr and Mrs W H Davis, S T club, Victoria reading club, and Mrs F D Hayman hosted various ladies groups with neighbors and friends in recent evenings.

Bernard Votter Paul Snyder C. BR Budd" Jontz Ethel Skinner Loa McKril Lucy Underhill Russell “Brown Jontz Ethel Jontz Victoria Reading Club F. D. Hayman

New Babe at Brovont Home

Mr and Mrs Henry Brovont residing southeast of town are proud parents of a fine baby born Tuesday evening. The infant arrived on February 29 meaning real birthdays will be scarce even if present at the start of a new century.

Henry Brovont

Former Silver Lake Woman in Serious Condition

Word was received here yesterday that Mrs Warren Carr of Warsaw is suffering from a stroke of paralysis and in an almost helpless condition. Mrs Carr was a former resident of this place and is well known to the older people here. She is a sister to W W Hil of this locality.

Warren Carr Warsaw Carr W. W. Hil

Illness Keeps Miss Clara Frantz Home from School

Miss Clara Frantz remains confined to her home east of town for over a week and can only sit up briefly when attempting to attend to school duties.

Clara Frantz

Silver Lake Youth Said to Marry Indianapolis Woman

Town rumor says Chester Craig of Connersville, son of J C Craig, married an Indianapolis lady recently. Relatives here offer no details, but Silver Lake friends send warm congratulations if the marriage is true.

Chester Craig Connersville J.C. Craig Indianapolis Silver Lake

Homecoming Delayed for Mrs. Mary Rantz

Mrs. Mary Rantz, after an extended stay in Wisconsin, did not return last Thursday as previously reported but arrived home Saturday morning.

Mary Rantz Wisconsin

Rose Hill Mayor George Saure Registers with Record

Rose Hill mayor George Saure visited town yesterday forenoon to handle business and enrolled his name with the Record as a new reader in the large local circulation.

George Saure Rose Hill

Lost Valuable Horse Saddles Loss for Lee Yount

A horse valued at 8300 dollars, owned by Lee Yount of NorthWest, died in the town area.

Lee Yount

In Memoriam Charles B Haney We Remember You

In loving memory of our dear son and brother Charles B Haney who departed this life six months ago on February 29, 1916. The family recalls your gentle laughter and the beauty you brought to our home. We miss your footsteps and greetings and wonder why God took our treasured flower from us.

Charles B. Haney God

Shoe String Co Wins Connection with Warsaw Telephones

The Farmers Mutual Telephone Company known as Shoe String Co gains physical link to Warsaw Commercial Telephone Company after a Public Service Commission hearing on February 3 1916. The order requires reorganization on a stronger basis, metallic lines with two conductors, and supervised line rebuilding.

Farmers Mutual Telephone Company The Shoe String Co Claypool Silver Lake Barket Public Service Commission Commercial Telephone Company Warsaw Farmers Mutual Company Shoe String Company Mutual Company Edwards

Employed in Warsaw Visits Family After Winter Work

Aaron Leckrone, who had been employed in Warsaw during the winter, came down Monday to remain a few days with his sisters, Mesdames J. M. Amiss and H. G. Groninger, and brother, Sol Leckrone, and families.

Warsaw Mesdames J. M. Amiss H.G. Groninger Broher Sol Leckrone

Doris Long and Eugene P. Smith Wed in Covington Ky

Miss Doris Long and Eugene P. Smith quietly married February 23 in Covington at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. F C English officiating. The couple, unaccompanied, returned to Piqua that night. Mrs Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Long, and a former South Street teacher, and Mr Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Smith, are now greeted by many friends.

Piqua Ohio Doris Long Eugene P. Smith Covington F.C English Methodist Episcopal Church South Main Street South Street Smith Frank J. Smith Caldwell Street Y.M.C. A Eugene Smith Samuel W. Smith C. A. Pearson L. D. Underhill

Bashore Family Sets New Life in Dorles Colorado

C Jr Bashore and family left after weeks with parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Bashore southeast of town. They traveled to Dorles Colorado to establish a future home after residing in Maryland for a couple of years.

C. Jr. Bashore Samuel Bashore Dorles Colorado Mr. Bashore Maryland

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. H. Shipley E. W. .Gresso & Co E. W. Giggenets Co Pearson Sale Worcus Society M. B Church Decker W.H. Davis S. T. Club Mica Raber Leonard Brovont Memoriam Dearest Charlie Aaron Leckrone Old Kentucky Colo Rado
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