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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
4
John R. Mott, director general, offers eight reasons to boost funds for the United War Work Campaign. He cites skyrocketing American army and navy totals, wartime industrial workforce needs, women’s crucial roles, and the extended demobilization period across Allied and American forces.
The Army Educational Commission seeks two thousand professors to aid a winter program and demobilization effort. Negotiations with British and French universities are underway to support a vast educational undertaking costing at least eight million dollars for textbooks. Oversubscription is urged to cover emergencies and ensure citizens emerge stronger.
Indiana Governor James P. Goodrich conveys pride and support to Indiana soldiers abroad. Cass Connaway, an Indianapolis attorney, will carry the greetings overseas and join seven welfare agencies in a United War Work Campaign aiming to raise funds for soldiers. The message asks home folks to show continual sacrifice and confidence that the soldiers will endure and return as heroes.
Grover Arnold returns to Camp Sherman Ohio after furlough and mild pneumonia. Local visits include Trustee Paulus in Indianapolis and Mr Mrs A J Hill in New Paris. Readers urged to subscribe to Silver Lake Record and Bremen area notices.
Franklin began classes on Monday with Hira Heckman in town for business. Ed Clink also traveled to Claypool on Monday. Amos Homan and spouse welcomed a baby girl last week. J W Clink and wife visited Mrs C M Regenos and family. Samuel Beber and wife plan to move to a farm west of Center. their son John will take over the Sid Aker farm when vacant. Also notice about ordering magazines from the Record office.
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