Decker Baby Loses Life After Surgery
The only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Decker died following an operation performed last Sunday at Warsaw Hospital.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
1
The only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Decker died following an operation performed last Sunday at Warsaw Hospital.
Remains were brought here Wednesday afternoon. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the M. E. Church with interment in the local cemetery.
Residents of Silver Lake learned that Alton Decker died about 3:00 AM in Warsaw hospital where he had been taken Sunday for an operation. He had become sick Saturday from a rupture and underwent surgery hoping for relief but gangrene had set in.
The Atwood team defeated Culver 13 to 10 in the final round of the district tournament held in Warsaw last Friday and Saturday. A large crowd watched the game in the new county seat community hall which seats 1,500 to 2,000.
Relatives report Jacob Miller died in California on January 27. Cremated remains were sent to Elkhart, his former home. Miller, a Civil War veteran, was well known in the area and often attended decoration services at South Pleasant.
A large crowd attended the Elmer Herald sale north of Yellow Creek Lake last Saturday. Buyers from the locality purchased several spotted Poland China hogs, which sold well with thirty six head averaging over 45 dollars each.
Charles Clark of three miles south of town announces a public sale next Thursday at his farm. Horses cows farming implements and various articles will be offered. The sale begins at 1 30 p m with Jesse Lynch as petitioner.
Dorsey Butterbaugh son of Mrs A R Bridge of North Manchester area had tonsils removed last week. He was to undergo nose growth removal surgery today Thursday.
Tra Coy has sold another lot in Coy Flats on the edge of Silver Lake. He platted the place last summer and since then he has disposed of a number of lots and there are prospects that there will be a number of cottages there before the summer passes.
The American flag stands as a symbol not for the rich or the classes but for every average citizen who seeks to live by high ideals and to help others. It embodies aspiration, duty, and unity across the nation.
Miss Freda Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Tucker living two miles east of here was taken to Fort Wayne last week for an operation and is getting along very nicely She underwent the operation last Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs Tucker accompanied her and stayed with her during the visit Mrs Tucker remained several days longer while Mr Tucker returned home on Saturday
Revival services at the U B Church proceed with large attendance each evening though the minister has been absent several nights due to bad roads. Strong interest and participation are reported as the revival continues this week.
Evans arrived Monday evening from Arkansas where he had been for several months. He learned of Mr Walburn s death after reaching here.
Lawrence Clayton of Roan was arrested last week for driving his auto without a 1922 license and paid a $10.25 fine.
Estate and mortgage exemptions explained by notaries Brush and Hanson. Property owners liable for tax in Indiana can deduct up to 1000 dollars of real estate mortgage debt from assessed value if sworn and filed between March 1 and May 1. False statements carry penalties including fines and possible jail.
The affairs of the Farmers Elevator Company at Sidney were settled last week with each stockholder receiving 27.32 on every 100 of stock. The firm had been in confusion since the elevator burned about two years earlier, with some stockholders wanting to rebuild and others preferring to withdraw their share.
Visiting in the East Mrs Alice Rager of the southwest of town traveled to Baltimore Maryland to stay for several weeks with her sister Mrs Roscoe Hofe and family.
Information indicates the state road superintendent plans widening the road from forty to fifty feet and a meeting with farmers will review the plan. State Road 27 through the area is expected to be widened, with work anticipated in early spring, promising an excellent highway for the region.
The text extols women's influence in politics as elevating and fairminded, condemning graft and deception. It urges organized study of political questions by women at local levels, arguing political womanhood can restore scrupulous honor and duty in public service.
In Kansas, prices improve as wheat climbs from 95 cents to 1.25 and 1.46 dollars, corn to 55 cents, hogs to 10 cents, and sheep to 14 cents, signaling a brighter rural outlook in the Central West.
The Vandalia railroad, routing through North Manchester, plans to add four motor railroad tracks between Logansport and Fort Wayne. The move aims to run cars more often, reduce costs, and better compete with interurban roads across the region.
Albert J. Beveridge, candidate for U S Senator, opens his campaign in Fort Wayne this Thursday evening with an address at the Majestic theatre.
In Michigan Ross Gamble residing three miles south of town went to a Grand Rapids sanatorium last week for treatment. Word received from him says he is getting along very nicely at the facility.
D. G. Switzer of the southwest district was severely injured Friday afternoon when a top log rolled off, struck his shoulder and hip, and caused internal injuries. He was taken to Warsaw Hospital Sunday forenoon and, at the latest report, was recovering well.
The Akron woman went to a local attorney to file suit against the state for support while her husband Ernest Knifton serves a ninety day sentence for illegal liquor manufacture at Indiana's penal farm. The attorney refused, saying the state would not provide such assistance.
Christian K. Nelson left Omaha for Chicago fifteen months ago with 19 cents and an idea to cover cold ice cream with hot chocolate, creating a real ice cream confection. Today his Eskimo pies sell at ten cents each, about two ounces, with a five cent royalty per dozen. Daily sales exceed a million pies, aided by a large Chicago newspaper ad program costing about $1,600 per page.
Mentone town authorities announce the purchase of a chemical motor fire truck with two large chemical tanks nearly a thousand feet of hose ladders and complete firefighting equipment ready for use soon.
Here for funeral Mrs Albert Moore and her son from Akron attended the J. W. Walburn funeral last Sunday. Mrs Walburn is sister of Mrs Moore.
State motor department requires owners to display a container and ownership card on cars. Police will arrest noncompliant owners after a 15 day grace period.
Several members of the Clay pool lodge attended last Sunday afternoon for the funeral of J W Walburn. The gathering reflected community ties and respect for the deceased.
Tuesday in Warsaw the divorce case of Mrs. Alice Albertson was venued to the Wabash court.
Mrs J T Dickey died at her home in Warsaw Tuesday night after years of illness. She suffered three strokes. the last a week before death. She was over 64 and survived by husband two sons two daughters two brothers five sisters and many relatives. Sisters Mrs H A Martindale and Mrs Margaret Collins live here. Remains were taken to North Manchester for funeral services held there this afternoon. The Dickey family lived in this place before moving to Warsaw about twelve years ago.
A mistaken result can show that an attempt was undertaken to solve a problem. It highlights trial, learning, and the willingness to adjust strategy.
Hon J Martin of Indianapolis will speak at the local Methodist church next Sunday March 12 in the forenoon after Sunday School at 10 30. His subject is Civic Righteousness and he is described as a forceful speaker. An urgent invitation is issued for all to attend and hear.
Local residents traveled from the vicinity to Warsaw last Saturday to witness the district basketball tournament.
The trio traveled with Mrs Gordon Gresso to Warsaw from Friday to Sunday to attend a basketball tournament with Le anna Summe accompanying Mable Sprigg and her sister.
George and Kenneth Kilmer of Wakarusa were fined 25 dollars each last week for selling cigarettes to underage boys. The case highlights local enforcement against youth access to tobacco.
J Walburn, longtime resident of this area, died suddenly at his home last Thursday evening. The community expressed sorrow at the loss of a familiar figure and remembered his contributions locally.
Rev Fryberger conducted the funeral service in the U B Church with interment in Lakeview Cemetery. The Odd Fellows held ritualistic services as part of the rites.
Thursday evening around nine o'clock Joel W. Walburn died at his home after weeks of illness. He had suffered poor health for years and had been confined about a month, though neighbors found him able to converse earlier in the evening before he grew unrestful and passed away.
There was no school Monday at both township schools as instructors voted to visit another school.
Bluffton star Early broke an ankle and Linn of Decatur suffered a broken rib in the Decatur sectional semifinal. The game extended to two overtimes before Decatur triumphed 16 to 14. J D Lee Cline, former local, is now principal and crowd sponsor as Decatur captured the district title Saturday night.
The Federal Reserve Board annual report to Congress notes a belief that the economy is near the upswing of the economic pendulum. It forecasts a new era of prosperity once the revival begins, with many expecting the revival not far distant.
All members of the local E. of P. lodge No 164 are asked to attend Monday evening March 13 for Knight rank conferment. The session includes refreshments and a smoker. Don’t miss the event.
Mrs Elizabeth Snoberger visiting from town remained at the Arthur Grimes farm southeast of town last Thursday. Mr Grimes rents the Snoberger property and has lived there for several years, keeping the arrangement.
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