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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
5
J M Bloomer of Warsaw was forced into a ditch between Akron and Silver Lake Sunday evening by a fast driving troadhog in a high powered machine. The hog kept pace and did not stop. The other car halted and occupants helped Bloomer and Mr Skinner return the car to the road amid mud.
Miss Elizabeth Bashore daughter of Mr and Mrs C I Bashore living north of town submitted to a nasal operation last Friday at the Warsaw hospital and returned home Saturday morning. Miss Helen Shultz of Claypool had her tonsils removed at Warsaw hospital early last week and was brought home Thursday. Dr Leckrone of this place had his tonsils removed in Warsaw hospital on Wednesday.
Special sale at Stephenson's Warsaw offering coats capes suits and dresses at money saving prices. Now is the opportune time to buy a garment and walk up to save.
A local amateur baseball team played Laketon last Sunday afternoon and won by the final score of 9 to 8. The game was competitive with a strong showing from both sides.
Donald Leonard and wife from Elkhart visited Meek and Leonard homes. Mrs Ottis Dick from Claypool stopped in Warsaw area. Mrs A Metzger traveled to Chicago to visit the Frank H Ferree family. Mrs J O Hay assisted at Dr L C Meek home for her father James Babcock. Reverend W H Rittenhouse from Bourbon visited relatives. Winona Leonard and other families were seen in Elkhart.
The Center Aid will meet with Mrs. A F Price Thursday afternoon. Dale Floor spent Saturday and Sunday with Everett Whittenberger. Mr and Mrs Manuel Shilling visited James Ross and family Sunday evening. Mrs Jane Fitton visited Joe Parker home. Mrs Artie Carr and daughters Thelma and Helen spent Monday in Akron. Abbie Whittenberger spent Sunday in Warsaw with the Weigs and Parker families. Rex and Betty Parker joined Sunday dinner at J W Fitton home near Barker. Merl Smith Joe Parker and Gordon Shirley visited Manuel Shilling home Monday evening.
Former local resident James Vangilder, now of Yarnell Wisconsin, sends a brief note stating his family is well and he enjoys better health than when they lived in Indiana. He notes the Vangilder family lived here long ago before moving to Wisconsin.
A local retailer Stephensons in Warsaw offers Onyx pointed stockings with a walk up savings promotion for shoppers seeking affordable hosiery.
A husband reports that giving his wife a simple mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i-ka relieved years of stomach trouble. The remedy allegedly cleanses both upper and lower bowels, reduces gas, and prevents appendicitis, with the druggist J. R. Norman praising its effects.
The undersigned appointed by Russel H. Butler Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court in Indiana as Administrator of the Norman Tucker estate. William H. Kern is named Administrator.
Announcements of forthcoming marriages in the community include Miss Phyllis Underhill to Clinton Granly with ceremony in Fort Wayne on Monday May 29. Underhill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Underhill, has worked in Fort Wayne over a year. Granly, of Convoy Ohio, runs with his father the News at Convoy and they will reside there after the wedding. A second couple Miss Ruby Sicks and Ruel Churchill plan to wed August 19 near Akron.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold at their east town home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leonard of Elkhart welcomed a baby boy at their home last week.
Decoration Day services will be held at the South Pleasant church next Tuesday afternoon. The address will be delivered by Rev. J. R. Shultz of North Manchester, and a large crowd is anticipated.
Stephenson's promotes ready-to-wear garments and time saving shopping benefits. The Warsaw retailer emphasizes specialization in pre made apparel to help customers save energy and money.
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