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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
8
A South Bend incident on Tuesday left Emily Walters dead after being struck by a streetcar. Emergency responders transported her to a local hospital where she succumbed to injuries. Police are investigating the crash and reviewing streetcar operation footage.
Emsley Walters 23 era, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Walters, died after an interurban collision in South Bend while acting as conductor on a sand train. Remains brought to home south-west of town. Funeral planned Friday at Fairview southeast of North Manchester. Survived by parents and three brothers.
A memorial note marks one year since Nellie McClure Henderson died, October 18, 1922, with family messages from Father Mother Husband and sons Harold and Robert. It recalls enduring memories and timeless joys from their life together.
Rain blessed the wheat fields on Saturday night. Mrs. Grossnickle and Vera visited the Olink home Monday evening. M Longtrake of Warsaw has barn repairs, Ira Grossnickle works on the railroad. Center Sunday School drew a fair crowd. Hill sale drew fair prices. Gladys Parker and Robbie Henderson of Warsaw visited the McClurs. Mrs. L D Underhill visited Wareaw last Saturday. Send the Record to a friend. $150.
A colonial appeal urges readers to place all legal notices about appointments guardians estates and public actions in The RECORD to ensure client control and cost efficiency. It warns attorneys may publish in their own papers if not instructed and asks readers to decide where notices appear.
The notice notes long life and community ties. Mrs Paulus is survived by one daughter Mrs W H Davis and two grandsons Rupurt Davis and Roscoe Ladd.
Maregretta Elizabeth Paulus, daughter of Peter and Sarah Kessler, born August 18 1848 died October 13 1923 aged 75 1 25. She married Henry Paulus February 17 1867 who died March 4 1909. She suffered paralysis in 1921 but recovered enough to be near her usual self. She joined the Lutheran Church and lived with steadfast faith and gentle ministrations. Funeral at home on Monday at 8 pm with burial at Lakeview Cemetery conducted by Jeye Young and Reverend Fryberger of Warsaw.
Mr and Mrs W H Davis Mr and Mrs R L Ladd and Rupert D Davis express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for unfailing aid during illness and after the death of their beloved mother and during the last rites.
A smooth Harvey cigar is popular among smokers as sales rise daily, with availability at all dealers and growing consumer interest.
Mrs. Clara Rager of Goshen and her daughter will reside in St Petersburg Florida for the winter and to make their future home there. She recently visited Goshen with her sister Mrs Orpha Summe and son Mack who have already gone to the peninsula state.
Robert E. Hicke of Ator Printing in South Whitley announces plans to relocate his printing business and equipment to a town or city with more progress and cooperation. He criticizes South Whitley as stifling growth and says he cannot remain there.
Mrs A D Hamman will hold a public sale at her place on Saturday October 20 at 1 30 pm items include a horse plow harrow single shovel plow set single harness mower hand cart tooth cultivator work bench lounge cupboard Perfection oil stove dining table chairs sink two bedsteads bed springs rockers vacuum sweepers hay and other articles plus about a half acre of corn on the stalk and cow beets in the field.
Mrs Richard Davis and her children left Wednesday for St Joseph Michigan to visit her daughter Mrs Loren Davidson and family for a few days.
Center church holds 10 30 a m and Silver Lake 7 30 p m services inviting members to unite. J E Grow is pastor and invites all to attend these services.
Preaching services will be held at South Pleasant at 9 30 am Silver Lake at 10 45 am with baptismal services during the regular services Flag disk at 7 30 pm All are invited to attend F S Young Pastor
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The three week revival led by Rev. Gaddy and Mr. Ensley drew strong engagement with night after night sermons that gripped the congregation. Mr. Ensley organized a fifty voice choir and Baptismal services Sunday added three baptisms with about two hundred participating in sacraments. The article notes plans to form Christian Endeavor and Epworth League groups to sustain the revival’s impact.
Readers embrace optimism as a community finds meaning in kindness and connections. Personal stories of resilience highlight how a simple act can brighten days and strengthen neighborhood bonds.
A report notes a respondent traveling home from a farm on Wednesday afternoon. The vehicle encountered a rough stretch causing damage or derailment. Details on injuries or exact location are unclear from the fragment.
Mrs. George Ayers suffered a pan related injury when a car hit a rough spot and she was hurled forward onto a pan in the back seat. Initially feared serious, she rested well Thursday morning and planned to stay quiet a day or two as a precaution.
Harry Taylor, residing northwest of town, will hold a public sale at his place on Thursday October 25. The auction features horses, cattle, hogs, farm implements and other items. Sale begins at 10 o clock. See large bills for details.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1923 Mollie Burt Administratrix of the estate of Jack Burt deceased has filed final settlement and account. The examination and action by the court will occur October 25 1923 in Warsaw Indiana. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Russel H Butler Sloane and Rasor Attorneys.
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