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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
8
A fragment notes that during a tour a hunter succeeded in shooting a deer and a family prepared venison for parents to eat. It contrasts past abundance of deer meat with today where venison is scarce and few in the present generation have tasted it.
Local shops in Silver Lake shut their doors today while proprietors and clerks enjoy a Thanksgiving holiday. The post office kept limited hours to receive and dispatch mail, and rural carriers also observed the holiday, spending time at home.
Miss Lucile Stout daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Stout of Akron had diphtheria and was confined at home for weeks. She recovered by Monday and resumed her duties as an Akron school instructor.
Ribbons are issued for Oliver Remington Fox and Underwood typewriters at the Record office. The setup signals continued use of antique machines in archival work.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a notice with phrases about five dollars and handling before a suit. No clear person or organization fully readable.
Proposed by Mrs. E F White deputy attorney general for the January session would require marriages to be licensed in the county of residence with two weeks notice to the county clerk. The bill also restricts marriages by race and health and broadens divorce grounds to adultery cruelty abandonment failure to provide for a year insanity and felony convictions.
Elkhart boy Gerald Johnson aged 15 son of Mrs Ruby Johnson of Elkhart died Monday afternoon from Bright's disease. His mother is a daughter of Mrs Byam Roller of Elkhart, a well known local figure. The Jer family lived on a farm west of town several years.
The State Bank silver cup, won by three county boys in Purdue’s corn judging contest last May, is on display in the Commercial. The cup bears the names Bury Stackhouse, David Baker of Etna Green, and Howard Littler resident south of town.
A large crowd from the locality attended the Warsaw vs Gary high school football game last Saturday afternoon. Gary won 33 to 0 in a one sided contest. Gary arrived with a sixty piece band and about 500 rooters consisting of students, business and professional men.
Edith F. Walters sued her husband in Wabash County and was awarded full damages. Walters appeals to Grant County where the judge denied a new trial. Walters' attorneys have filed a bond to carry the case to the Supreme Court.
Arthur Grimes left Martinsville after a week of treatment for rheumatism and returned home in worse condition. He then went back to the hospital for further care.
From Ohio Karl Oline was here Saturday and Sunday visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A B Oline. He resides in Dayton, Ohio, but had been working for the Pennsylvania railroad company during the past several months and had been located in several Ohio cities and gave up his position last Thursday.
A memorial service was conducted for Attorney Graham, a member of the Kosciusko County Bar, with a subsequent resolution passed by the court after the death. The gathering occurred on a Tuesday afternoon and reflected on his contributions to the legal community.
Laketon high school team visited last Friday and played a close game with the local school. The home team had no game scheduled this week. The locals fell 19 to 11 as both sides fought hard.
Dickson brothers who run a theatre in Wabash faced arrests for operating a Sunday show. Sheriff deputies forced entry to detain them after the pair locked the box office, sparking a clash over whether a Sunday exhibition violates state law. The case drew public debate whether the law is enforceable.
Fragmentary medical text mentions prevention and system health with personal names unclear. It references Adlerikai and Norman and hints at stomach issues and pen usage. The readable parts suggest a discussion of health improvement and immune support.
A fragmented ad-like snippet promotes marriage prospects with phrases about sincere approaches and reliable service. It mentions appealing to a broad audience and urges trying the service for favorable results, referencing a persona called Ralph Hyde from Mer, with unclear location hints.
Classified request seeks parties to leave descriptions or renewals by Saturday evening. Post or Home Journal with Brus 1é son at the Record Office for pickup or filing.
A brief note states that large sums are allocated or spent in relation to statistics. Details are unclear from the fragment, but the reference points to financial figures tied to data or metrics.
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