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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
4
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Helen Mowbray torn by love and duty sacrifices her own happiness to secure her sister Lois’s future with Hector Duane. Lois’s diary reveals a secret engagement to Hector Wadhams, causing Helen to flee home. In a cold way station Hector appears, and their renewed bond promises a lasting, hopeful future.
A fragmented line suggests a man believes his fiancée is sweet though the wording is unclear. The quirky punctuation implies a clipped report or diary style. No other names or places are readable to corroborate further details.
Percy Hammer and wife of Plymouth visited his father George Hammer and friends on Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs William Sisk accompanied them. They met at the Lenius Elder home. Elder is Percys sister in law. Percy has been away years since leaving Silver Lake and has prospered owning property in Plymouth and purchasing a new Dodge touring car.
Levi Haton near Mentone sold a high priced team of sorrel horses to a Goshen buyer for 600 dollars. Shipped to Boston for aging in a six horse team, the purchase was noted as one of the finest in the section.
The Rev. Sturgell attended a district meeting of the M E Ministers in the Wabash district on Wednesday.
Multiple residents show varied recovery statuses. Jack Burt remains confined at home after a week of illness. Amanda Rhodes improves after several weeks of illness. Walter Tridle slowly improves from sciatic rheumatism. Gordon Grease in Warsaw reports typhoid fever and shows signs of improvement. Frank Helser stays critical after months of illness. Jacob Frantz east of town is greatly improved after weeks of sickness.
Mrs Charles Brown travels to William Brown's home west of Claypool last Sunday to help care for their ill son suffering from pneumonia.
Edwin Summe visited Marion with his uncle Frank Summe and wife. Mrs W H Davis returned to Indianapolis after a day here for business. Walter Hamman and L D Underhill did business in Pierceton. J F Holly praised Tanlac from Roger's Pharmacy in Lexington Ky. O F Brown visited Fort Wayne for business and stayed through Sunday. Mrs HE Snyder moved to Mentone with family. Van Kissinger and family traveled to Huntington. Carri returned home with them. Electric bulbs and fixtures urged from Silver Lake Tire and Battery Shop. Rev Parks of Denver visited for business and friends. former M E minister. Earl Zile family visited Warsaw. Yates and M Yates traveled with them. Mrs J F Oldfather returned from Fort Wayne after a week visiting Max Underwey. C I Bashore family visited Clemmens at Athens with Mrs Price. Tanlac claimed to relieve rheumatism. Jesse Stopher of Denver visited family northwest of town. Sam Colbert and family of Wabash visited Alexander home Sunday. George Summe and family visited Warsaw. A H Bowen, Warsaw visitor. Hugh Hill and family from Nile Michigan visited Mrs Alice Hill. Harry Bouse and family visited Fort Wayne with sister Evard Maggert.
Anna, daughter of Mr and Mrs L O Henry, has been ill at home with typhoid pneumonia for a week. She is improving and should recover unless unforeseen complications arise.
Mrs Allison Swick spent a few days in Warsaw with her daughter Mrs Maggie Meese and family. Gordon Shirley and family were in Mentone Saturday night. Luhr Alexander and Asa Hines visited Ernest Swick on Sunday. Mrs Joe Parker is indisposed with tonsillitis. Mer Alexander entertained friends from Wabash Sunday. Miss Jennie Swick at Fort Wayne spent Sunday with relatives. Large attendance at the quarterly meeting Monday evening with Rev Lake of Warsaw. Abbie Whittenberger and family visited near Orion. Mr and Mrs Alf Price spent Sunday afternoon at the Allison Swick home. John Sands and Miss Evan Shilling called at John L Parker’s Sunday evening.
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