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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
5
The Kentucky educator quoted arguing that a man at forty five who has not saved enough to retire is a failure faces criticism. Many believe money alone does not define a life well lived. The piece extols ministers and teachers whose value lies beyond wealth and property.
The attorney asserts he never beat a wife or divorced, explains voting history, and defends support for Republican candidates. He notes past sacrifices for constitutional amendments and pledges to continue work from his law office at 11841 South Buffalo Street, Warsaw, urging Republican victory this fall.
Center Squirblets Burdeen Sellers is suffering with pneumonia. Artie Carr and family were Akron shoppers Saturday. Charles Boggess and family motored to South Bern Saturday. William Snake called at the Fred Warren home Sunday afternoon. Albert Beber and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Charlie Morrison and wife. Mothers Day will be observed next Sunday. Everybody invited. Arlie Ring and family attended Harvey Andrews funeral Sunday afternoon at Barket. Miss Freda Rickel of Barket assists at Frank Sellers home. Abner Moyer and wife visited Herechell Day in Niles Michigan Sunday. Harry Zellars and wife and Mrs Jennie Zellars visited Ralph Kelley near Warsaw Sunday. Marie Carr and a Fort Wayne visitor visited the Carrs. Roy and Ernie Carr, Chester Boree and family, Ezra Fonk and wife of Warsaw and Marie Carr of Fort Wayne shared Sunday dinner with A. M. Carr.
Slowly improving Glen Switzer, hospitalized in Warsaw for weeks after a large log rolled from a wagon onto his shoulders, shows progress and may be brought home to the southwest of town.
The column reports Delbert Kerlin from the Gresso store home with mumps, Jack Burt's condition steady, Mrs Frantz gradually improving from illness, Donald Hillis with mumps replaced by Lewis Leckrone, and several others like W F Helser Ed Hill and Dick Jontz recovering. It also notes pneumonia recovery for Anna Henry and improved health for a Grimes child and Walter Tridle after weeks of rheumatism. ESW Gresso’s trip from Warsaw and a brief Huntington visit are also mentioned.
One woman proclaims Adler-i-ka cured her stomach issues allowing her to eat rice again. The ad alleges the remedy cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removes foul matter, and guards against appendicitis while reducing gas and sour stomach. J R Norman endorses the product.
William H. Kern is appointed administrator of the estate of Norman Tucker, deceased, by the Kosciusko Circuit Court, Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Dated April 28, 1922.
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