28 May 1914
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
1
A damaged clipping describes an afternoon program with many participants and discussions. It notes elections for the ensuing four years, naming President E. M. Clinkc, Secretary, and Treasurer Mrs. Ghas Hathman.
The quarantine at the MM D Yosper residence was removed Monday and the house disinfected. Mrs Yoster and daughter Zeda visited the Seoies home in Claypool for a few days.
A horse ran away during a round on the route Monday. The horse became frightened and pulled the buggy, tearing off part of one side but causing no further damage.
Mr and Mrs C Ka Leonard attended the Ascension service in Warsaw last Sunday afternoon. The Knights Templar services were impressively rendered and greatly enjoyed by all present.
Frequent warnings issued against Vass driving on streets with automobiles motorcycles and horses. Those who persist in disobeying the speed law are warned of action. J J Leonard Marshal signed the notice.
Cynthia Getty and co plaintiffs initiate an AL partition suit in circuit court against Haunal Getty and others alleging common ownership issues. The filing names Jodiipian War as a respondent and seeks partition relief and related remedies. Plaintiffs list multiple defendants and request a court order for division or sale of shared property.
The snippet hints at warnings to automobile owners about obedience to traffic rules and safe driving practices. No further readable details or names are available in the fragment.
The report notes a couple planning an extended absence spanning roughly three months, with conversations indicating a temporary separation and unclear timing. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Sunday visitors include Fred Myers and A L Johnstone with L Bosley and Jack from Wabash. Umphrey from Indianapolis joined family at Myrtle Gren Park for a day outing.
The fragment reports changes in car ownership with Harr, Hianey ds, and Dale buying machines. Lic Gresso now holds possession and is strongly considering purchasing four large cars.
Dr Butterbaugh arrived from Hinsdale last Friday after his wife underwent treatment at Hinsdale sanitarium for an illness. She had been an invalid for about a year but has rapidly improved since an operation and can walk now though she will remain at the sanitarium for several weeks. The couple plans to visit western relatives before deciding where to settle.
The fire marshal reports that gasoline stove explosions caused more than 145 fires in Indiana in the first eight months of the fire marshal office era. Total losses reached 25 107 dollars with 782 incidents in buildings and 15 325 40 in contents. Beyond property loss, casualties and deaths are attributed to careless gasoline use.
The Odd Fellows announce a large county meeting in Warsaw on Thursday next week. An afternoon session open to members and friends will feature grand officers and talks. A parade with four bands and fireworks leads to the event followed by the first degree ceremony by the Rochester team to the Elks Temple.
Sunday afternoon Myers had an accident eight miles north of town when a steering rod failed and the car slid into a ditch. A horse and several men helped move the vehicle, and he drove it home without damage to the machine or personal injuries.
The Hessian fly is affecting wheat fields across parts of the United States with unfavorable reports in sections of Missouri Kansas and Southern Illinois. Some losses are reported as large as a certain percent though Kosciusko county has reported no damage yet.
A large turnout attended a sale at the Gerhart brothers property near Silver Lake. The event featured music performed by the Silver Lake band and drew many locals from Claypool.
Jurors were drawn by the United States jury commissioners on Wednesday for a federal court term in Fort Wayne beginning June 93. Charles Co. Garter of this place is among those named.
To preach here Sunday Rev A J Garey of Warsaw will preach at the church. Members are invited to attend and hear the sermon.
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