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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
8
Continued report shows half of voters engaged while many county races were neck to neck. Two Republican women and one Democrat won, signaling female officials in recorder and courthouse roles. Notable results include Gawthrop Irvine Satherlin for Representative and Hildenbrand Norris Teel Graff Isenberger for offices, with margins listed.
A detailed list of Republican ticket candidates for various local offices including Prosecuting Attorney Clerk of Court Sheriff Recorder Assessor and Commissioners. Names like Morrison A Rockhill William Loehr Ezra Graham Floyd Stevens Charles Harlan Russell Butler Milo Maley Mabel Stuart and Fred A Mellencamp appear with vote tallies such as 3069 2830 2310 2019 1529 2178 and more.
In Lake Township two tickets ran for Trustee with Democrats Marquis D Yotter Arthur R Tracy Yotter leading the ticket and Republicans Augustus I Bouse Frank Hayman Bouse leading their side. Yard numbers show 92 and 21 for the party nominees with votes tallied. Clay Township lists Trustee results with Republicans William Adams unopposed and Democrats Vern Frantz George B Pontius facing no other contests. no other township races noted.
Readable lines show candidate names for Seward Township offices including trustees and assessor with party affiliations such as Republicans and Democrats. Names include J. E. Foreman Bilis A. Tucker E. B. Alexander Herman Swick Noah Van Doran A. J. Hill Harley Regenos Charles M. Damaree Charles Hanes Earl F. Sarber Joseph Parker Ivan L. Engle and vote counts 119 34 92 60 34.
James Needham and a Roane family visited at the R. M Self home Monday afternoon. A crowd attended the James McCoy sale on the public street last Saturday with fair prices. Ads note writing supplies at RECORD office and lamp shop in Warsaw. Shakes hands party Smith Higgins visited from Akron with his son Roy. Many locals and visitors listed with errands, farm deliveries, and solicitations. Various notes on births, trades, notary services, and a Tanlac testimonial from Rager's Pharmacy highlight the community's busy week.
The Elevator Board of Directors urges all farmers to attend a town hall meeting Monday evening May 8 at 7 30 to hear the U S Grain Growers marketing plan outlined by the National Marketing Committee of 17. The session is presented as vital for farmers.
Visitors to the R. H. Harris home north east of town on Sunday included Mrs. H. S. Hippensteel and son Vension of Bloomington, Capt. Hippensteel and wife, Robert Quinn and wife, Rhoman Westover and family, Calvin Alrey and wife of North Manchester, Ernest Singer of Servia, and Austie Clink and family. A bountiful dinner was served and a very pleasant time enjoyed.
Miss Helen Stout daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Stout of Akron was married to Cris Craig in South Bend on Saturday evening April 22. The bride born in Silver Lake lived here until eight then moved to Akron and will reside in South Bend with her husband. Local friends and relatives extend congratulations.
H. Braude sold his Roann grocery store to M. D. Read of Idaville. Possession was given Monday. Braude had owned the store for some time and it enjoyed a good trade.
Albert and William Dillman announce a public sale at the north east Silver Lake residence on Saturday May 6 1922 starting at 1 PM. Items include dining chairs table three bedsteads rocking chairs sewing machine rag carpet copper kettle cooking utensils dishes fruit jars tools and other articles.
Mrs. Shoemaker Mary Tane Shively born October 8 1854 in Franklin township Kosciusko County Indiana died April 25 1922 at Huntington County Hospital fourteen days after major surgery. She married John Shoemaker March 6 1876 he died February 10 1917. She converted about thirty years ago through D B Warner and remained a devout Christian. Surviving children Nora Hanes Vera Overcash Pearl Boyer Arthur Floyd Donald and Fred plus eighteen grandchildren, one sister and a brother. Funeral held April 28 at Laketon Christian church with Rev Turner officiating. many relatives and friends attended.
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