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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
1
A Warsaw Daily Times report recalls a Silver Lake delegation protesting unfinished paving on Main Street begun June 15. The western end to the depot remains barely started, delaying mail delivery and fueling citizen discontent.
A fragment notes a daughter from Indianapolis traveling with her mother to the capitol city. The readable text confirms family ties and a trip to a state capital, but no dates or additional details are provided.
A trial proceeding began amid conflicting reports as details emerged from court officials and witnesses. Authorities described initial testimony as pivotal while defense and prosecution prepared further arguments for the next session.
Fragmented readable text references team mates and a marker style note with unclear names and context. The source lacks full details to identify persons places or events.
Samuel Yoder aged 56, a prominent farmer from Bemall, Lagrange County, died last Saturday when an apple lodged in his throat causing choking. Local authorities report the accidental death.
A probation officer in Atlanta argues for a state law preventing marriages under 25. He contends the age increase will reduce early unions and associated social issues. The proposal centers on safeguarding adulthood before forming lasting domestic commitments.
Services at the Church of the Brethren two miles east of Silver Lake continue with Rav. Snell in charge. Interesting sermons have been delivered and attendance has been very good.
Elvin Jones of Mentone was taken to a Fort Wayne hospital for an operation Monday. Doctors found obstruction of the stomach gall stones adhesion of the intestines and infection of the gall bladder. Late reports say he was progressing as well as could be expected given the seriousness of the procedure. Jones was well known locally as the former operator of the dray line and his family lived in the area years ago.
A month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Engler of near Mulberry bled to death after a spring attached to a baby jumper broke and penetrated the child. The mother had left the child alone while she went to the barn.
Mrs Fred McKown and daughter Mary Jane visited Con-Way Ohio for a few days with her sister Mrs Phyl lis Glancy and husband. Her mother Mrs LL D Underhill had been there for several days.
Local business leaders are urged to back the town band and participate in a winter fundraising drive. A national Red Cross Membership Roll Call is to run through December with President Harding calling on citizens to renew allegiance and aid Mercy and humanity.
Indianapolis notes from last week report Dr A F Stillwell general superintendent of the Baptist department urging churches to advertise and proclaim religion through the press as well as from the pulpit. The stance emphasizes using media to reach business audiences and promote faith.
A baby boy was born last Friday to Mr and Mrs Byron Net at their home in Olay Pool. The notice confirms the birth and parent names in concise family-record style.
Postmaster Hollice O Brown announces that 1918 War Saving Stamps not mature until January 1 1923 will be accepted after November 15 in exchange for new 4 percent Treasury Savings Certificates. Stamps presented now may be exchanged at their mate value of five dollars if used as partial payment for one or more new certificates.
The notice notes activities starting Sunday afternoon around 4 o clock each day. It outlines an idle day pattern with afternoon events and a recurring Sunday start time.
A notice states the Koscinskoi County Finance Board will hold a meeting at the county depositories to discuss financial matters. Details specify date and time to be announced by official channels.
The hunting season opened last Friday in Indiana with many people eager to get a shot at game. Reports indicate most hunters stayed within limits, though some efforts to exceed the limit were not successful.
Representatives of the Howe Fire Apparatus Company toured town Monday night en route to Middlebury to showcase a fighting equipment model similar to the Silver Lake purchase. Officials in Middlebury had earlier contracted for the equipment, praising its reputed quality.
Elmer Baker of Bourket neighborhood was badly hurt last Friday afternoon when he slipped from his house roof while repairing it. He landed hard and suffered a dislocated hip and ankle. a Rochester physician treated him afterward.
The Hill family recently relocated to Warsaw last Friday and plans to settle there long term. Mr. Hill has worked at an eight‑bay garage in Winona, with summer duties and frequent trips between towns noted as part of the move.
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J. D. Li Ohine and family have moved to Warsaw last week and occupy furnished rooms at 746 East Main Street. They plan to return next spring when the school term ends.
The readable fragment describes a brief notice about a local matter with unclear names and dates. It mentions a person and a place, but key details are missing or garbled. The item appears to be a sparse public record or notice without full context.
Sheriff Charles B Moon and Warsaw police arrested Valent Tallis after finding a hot still, four barrels of mash, and a gas stove in a cellar. Tallis denied selling liquor and claimed he started manufacturing a week earlier. He is jailed in Min court with a 60 day sentence at the pent farm.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page hints at a sports result involving a team, but key names, scores, and opponents are unreadable. The brief suggests a lost game in a local context with unclear details and no verifiable entities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an operation titled Removal and a notchias reference. The readable text lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. Further context is needed to form a precise headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ocallation Jones with unclear phrases and garbled words, presenting a challenge to identify a coherent event or context from the readable segments. The readable items hint at names and possible notes but lack complete details.
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