Mrs Ray Henderson Dies at Home in Warsaw
Mrs Ray Henderson passed away at her Warsaw home on Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 oclock. The funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
1
Mrs Ray Henderson passed away at her Warsaw home on Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 oclock. The funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family.
Shocked community gathers after the death of Mrs. Ray Henderson in Warsaw following childbirth. Remains brought to the McClure home Saturday morning. viewing from nine to twelve. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Saturday officiated by Rev. Sturgell, with interment in Lakeview cemetery.
Dr Cady, a scientist lecturer, delivered a very interesting address at the high school Lyceum event Wednesday evening in the school building. A large crowd attended the session.
Frosty nights push residents to install new stoves as deliveries arrive in town. People move about seeking warmth, with pipes and stoves appearing in homes during the cold spell.
The eleventh annual convention will be held in the Palm Room at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis next Thursday October 26. Gustav J. Meyer, president, says sessions begin at 9:30 a.m. and continue through the evening.
County schools closed last Wednesday evening and will stay closed through the week to allow instructors to attend teachers meetings in South Bend and Indianapolis.
Paul Snyder and his family moved to Warsaw on Monday and will live there as he is employed at the Gresso stores.
Carl Wood of this place is a saxophonist in the Indiana University band which gave a concert by radio last Saturday from the Star-Ant field station in Indianapolis. He won his seat among 200 competitors statewide. The band, over 100 pieces, plans football game trips to Indianapolis Madison Wisconsin South Bend and Lafayette this fall with a winter concert tour in the works.
Orville Foltz and Charles Warren of Burket pleaded guilty in Wareaw court to stealing chickens and a grain sack from nearby residents. They were fined 25 dollars, given suspended sentences from one to eight years, and disfranchised for two years.
The Warsaw community basketball team schedules a midweek game against Bremen for next Wednesday evening in Warsaw. Fruit and Michaels, previously with the Silver Lake Independent team, are listed among the players.
A number of barber itch cases are reported in Warsaw at the present time.
Dorothy Ann Gordon six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon, narrowly escaped serious injuries after stepping in front of a moving car last Thursday. The auto carried several ladies aboard and stopped quickly after brakes were applied. the child was pulled out, examined, and taken home with only bruises and heavy fright reported.
From Chicago James McNeff and his family are visiting the Frank Tracy home south of town for a week on vacation. He will visit other points before returning to work, staying with his brother in law and family during the trip.
Bert Fisher has worked several weeks in a Wabash foundry. Mrs Fisher visited there last Saturday and he accompanied her home, remaining until Monday morning.
About seventy pupils instructors and the school board spent a pleasant evening at Myrtle-Glenn park Monday. They played outdoor games enjoyed a dainty supper and were treated to several musical selections. All reported an excellent time.
Floyd Fleming of Denver Colorado was in town Wednesday to handle business matters after a trip to Ohio. He said he was en route home after his Ohio visit.
Communities nationwide plan to observe Tree Planting Week October 37 to November 8 16. The Plant-Another Tree Association Chamber of Commerce and civic clubs urge each family to plant memory trees birthday trees and other public observances during the week as officers report.
Mr and Mrs Robt Nelson celebrated their golden wedding at their Deering Kansas home on October 10 with seven children and families gathered for dinner. Robert Nelson from Kansas sent a clipping noting relatives and friends joined the celebration and that Nelson relatives once lived nearby in Indiana. The Nelson brothers Robert and Jesse planned to visit soon from Kansas to see relatives.
A four month old pair of siblings deserted by their parents last week have been received by Mishawaka Orphanage. They are available for adoption through South Bend.
F D Hayman will hold a public sale at his residence in Silver Lake on Saturday afternoon beginning at 1 o'clock. He will sell his entire line of household goods along with one hog, garden tools, and more. See large bills for descriptive list.
Mrs Belle Lowmas and her children from Flint Michigan spent several days with relatives around Silver Lake. She was formerly Miss Belle Taylor, sister to A D Taylor who lives northwest of town and is well known locally.
A rally day is announced for October 22 inviting all to attend Sunday school at the Methodist church in this place. The pastor will preach at the usual hour and a program will be held to welcome attendees.
Last week a two ladies party completed a short visit with sister Mrs. Lydia Casper and family then traveled to White Pigeon Michigan for a brief stay with their brother Rev Isaac Lowman and his family.
M. D. Yotter was brought to Fort Wayne last Thursday to take an examination for the position of cream tester. He has served as assistant tester in Braude creamery here for several weeks.
A marriage license was issued Saturday and last Thursday afternoon in Warsaw to Peter Wachter and Mrs Wratha Jamison, both residents northeast of the town.
Wabash Kokomo and Anderson cottage owners spent Saturday night and Sunday at Myrtle-Glenn park. Ross McClain and family, Guy Akers of Marion, the Lewis Cauffman and Urich families, and Evans Fleck Johnson and Hutchins families of Kokomo and Wabash were among those present for a nice time in the pleasant weather.
An estimate places county voter registration at about 51 percent on September 9 and October 9, a figure claimed higher than the registered totals in most northern Indiana counties.
Mrs Bernard has been quite sick the past week at her parents home, Mr and Mrs T A Jontz, west of town. Latest report says she is greatly improved.
Roann Indiana Monday evening a 68 year old farmer, Roann I A Halderman, hanged himself at his home. He had married Irma Flora, 50, only five days earlier. The prominent community figure left a unclear residence and the motive is not disclosed.
Bobbie Baber visited Akron with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Judd Curtie for a birthday dinner honoring his fourth birthday. His parents Mr and Mrs Ht T Baber also attended.
The Well Known local minister Rev H M Riggle writes from Syria where he serves as a missionary. He shares insights on his work and notes his ongoing dedication to his calling.
A letter from Rev. and Mrs. Riggle describes their travels in Nazareth Palestine and surrounding sites. They report visits to places of interest including Virgins Fountain Jacob's Well Joseph's Tombs and Jonah's Tombs and standing on the hill where Jesus preached. They note foreign meetings and preaching with several companions and new friendships formed along the journey.
An inquest was held three miles east of Claypool. Details are limited in the fragment, noting the location of the inquiry and the basic procedural context without additional identifiers or outcomes.
A fragmented note indicates a session closing by November to May, with mention of dissent and equipment concerns. The readable items suggest ongoing procedural issues and a pending decision on equipment.
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