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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
8
Last Sunday forenoon the Yanks married men lost 10 to 17 in the third game of the series. Giants' newmen rallied as the Yanks used four pitchers and several catchers. Dick Jontz umpired satisfactorily. fourth game set for next Sunday with a large crowd expected.
Notices announce preaching at South Pleasant 9 30 a m with Rev Hill in the pulpit. No services at Silver Lake and Disko as the pastor will be away. Everyone is invited to attend. J Sturgell pastor.
Johnny Oswalt star pitcher for Mentone in Northern Indiana moves to Palestine for the winter to fish hunt and trap.
T. C. McClure spent several days in Goshen late last week with his sister Mrs. Clara Rager and her daughter. They planned to depart for Florida at the start of the week to spend the winter there.
The Whittenberger bridge east of Claypool has been rebuilt and is now in use. The detour during repairs has frustrated tourists and motorists, making this completion welcome news.
At Warsaw during the Kosciusko County fair Leonard Griswold showcased a large Poland China hog weighing 975 pounds attracting many farmers and stock raisers to the swine exhibits.
Mr and Mrs A F Priser of Liberty Mills hosted a pleasant Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs Clay Fudge Goshen Mr and Mrs Dave Walters and Mrs Jacob Frook Liberty Mills Mr and Mrs Jasper Eakright and daughter Silver Lake Guy Grube and family Bippus in the afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Elza Brady and daughter Iva Silver Lake Mr and Mrs Lee Hatfield Claypool Mr and Mrs Dave Priser and daughter Mr and Mrs John Good North Manchester and Mr and Mrs Van Boyer and daughter Sidney.
Charles Flenar and family from Mentone visited Walter Rager's home west of town on Saturday night and Sunday. Flenar lived nearby until a year ago when he moved to Mentone and now operates two large trucks and reports a thriving business.
October 9 is the final registration day for the upcoming election. Voters who miss this deadline risk permanent registration and may need to re register if they move to a new precinct. Record Office notice.
No preaching services will be held at the M E church in this place next Sunday due to Rev Sturgell being absent. Disko church also has no services that day. Rev Levi Hill will fill the pulpit at the South Pleasant church at the regular hour.
W. H. Stickel and his wife of Michigan called on relatives and friends in the locality this week. They had been visiting in Peru with his mother Mia H. Stickel and also visited relatives near Warsaw before returning home.
Samuel Shaffer went to Warsaw last week with his daughter where he fell seriously ill and remains there. Mrs. Shaffer planned to go to Warsaw today to join him.
George Summe and family visited Mishawaka last Thursday and Friday to visit the H G and A E Jontz homes. Alva Summe accompanied them as two men installed a furnace in A E Jontz new house constructed this summer.
A motor hack was removed from its place on a Thursday evening and later found in Silver Lake. The party involved, more than a dozen persons, was reported to have taken the hack to a fair in Warsaw. The sheriff was alerted as telephones ran busy during the search.
Braude of this place won thirty two ribbons at the Warsaw fair exhibition for his poultry. He already displays a large number of good fowls at state fairs this fall. Record office notes ribbons also awarded to Oliver Remington Fox and Underwood typewriters.
Police in South Bend chased a long running robbery of furs from a New Man store. Two young men were charged with statuary rape in connection with two South Bend girls found hiding upstairs at the Boggens home. The girls were not arrested. The coat was recovered and police expect to recover remaining items.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Lowman visit New Britain Connecticut and plan a several week stay in the Yellow Creek Lakes area near here. The note notes their departure last Sunday and travel in the region.
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