Halloween Program Draws Large High School Attendance
A large audience attended the Hallowe en program rendered at the high school by members of the senior class last Friday evening.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
5
A large audience attended the Hallowe en program rendered at the high school by members of the senior class last Friday evening.
A sign proclaims winter is here as geese head south on Tuesday and snow falls last Thursday. Forecasts predict twenty eight snows this winter and extensive sleighing may follow with continuing winter weather.
Fred McKown ends a three month leave and is checked back in at the Big Four station today. Bashore, who relieved him, stays on duty for a couple more days.
Miss Mary Butterbaugh who had been at the William Miller residence south of town has gone to Goshen where she will be employed.
A new $80 000 hotel is under construction on the old Vawter Park site at Lake Wawasee Indiana and should be finished by May 1 1921 The project addresses the lake area s lack of hotel accommodations which has kept visitors away the past two years making it a leading Indiana resort site
A census for the centenary committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church lists 386,622,190 Methodists worldwide with 9,832,207 as church members. Adherents and probationers form the rest. Canada, Britain, Australia, and Japan report member counts, and the nine year growth totals 3,935,341.
A local notice urges careful examination of ten and twenty dollar Federal Reserve notes with corners torn off. Such torn corners can be pasted onto smaller denominations, so residents should inspect for authenticity by the engraved portraits of Lincoln on fives, Jackson on tens, and Cleveland on twenties.
W. E. Wood came home last Saturday from Alliance Ohio where he had stayed with his daughter Mrs. GCula Latimer and family. He will spend a couple of days at the Marion Soldier's home before returning to Alliance to spend the winter and vote in the upcoming election.
Preparations for the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago begin for the first December week. The event requires hundreds of workers weeks of labor and substantial expenditure for lighting effects. The show aims to showcase advanced electrical ingenuity in stage effects.
Arlo Riggle of Akron Ind was given a suspended sentence of one to fourteen years at Jeffersonville and fined $100 after arrests in Elkhart two months earlier with George Pinkerton for larceny Pinkerton is already serving a term at the reformatory.
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Four thousand librarians in the American Library Association back a “Books for Everybody” plan to teach American ideals to foreign born readers. The Enlarged Program seeks publisher translator collaboration, a $2 million target, and expansion of county libraries plus services for the Merchant Marine, Coast Guard, Lighthouse Service, and 75,000 blind residents, to bring vital literature in understandable language and locations nationwide.
Foster Parker was seen on Our streets Saturday afternoon. James Ulter made a business trip to Silverlake Monday. I’d Clink, suffering from a chin abscess, is improving. O M ERegenos and family, James Timberman and Alsinas Regenos were callers at ShebClink home last Sunday afternoon.
Kay Hively and Grant Larris, students in Chicago for several weeks, returned home last Friday to visit parents and friends. They are reported to be getting along very nicely.
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