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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
8
The federal government plans a new issue of treasury notes totaling $500 million to roll over maturing Victory and short term bonds. The notes carry 4 1 2 percent interest, tax exemptions for most taxes, and are redeemable in 25 years with a 30 year maturity option. Denominations range from $100 to $1,000 and initial market price is about $100.50.
October 27 is designated Navy Day with patriotic programs planned by organizations and governors. Naval vessels and merchant ships will be decorated and the holiday will honor sailors nationwide.
Stockholders met Tuesday evening in rooms at Leonard Supply Co office to discuss important business matters and review company affairs.
Taken to Logansport after being taken into custody by Wabash officials and jailed. He will undergo final examination at Logansport hospital to determine sanity following an inquest in Wabash that yielded no decision. Walters family has long lived on a southwestern farm. prior illness weakened him and conditions worsened.
Dr Hay attended the Plymouth district meeting of the dental association on Wednesday. He was accompanied by Dr Snober ger of Gays Mille Wis who has been at Myrtle-Glenn park for several weeks.
H M Riggle recalls travels through Nazareth Cana Galilee and Jordan region visiting Mt Carmel Mount Beatitudes Mt Gerizim and Shechem. He notes water sources Jacob’s well Gideon’s fountain and baptism sites including Bethabara and Jordan River. Ends with personal baptisms and reflections.
Mid harelda Brandenburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Harve Brandenburg married Floyd Neff of Elkhart in a St Joe Michigan ceremony. They stayed at the Brandenburg home until Tuesday and plan to reside with Mr and Mrs Rockhill at the county infirmary where they have worked. Friends extend congratulations for a long happy marriage. An informal dinner followed the wedding at the Brandenburg home with relatives and close friends present.
Methodist preaching schedule announced for the Silver Lake circuit next Sunday with sessions at South Pleasant 9:30 a.m. Silver Lake 10:45 a.m. Disko 7:30 p.m. Pastor J. L. Sturgell invites all to attend.
T S Keller reports return to work at Spurgeon Indiana running an engine hauling coal for a company that operates eight engines and moves fifty to sixty cars daily when possible. The firm controls three thousand acres of coal in the Spurgeon locality.
Mary C Warren was granted a divorce from John Warren last Friday. The court awarded custody of three children aged 2 to 7 years and permitted her to resume her maiden name Mary C Brandenburg.
Returned from Illinois Rev Sturgell arrived home last week and reported his travels, noting caution and renewed vigor for his parish duties ahead.
At the Whitley county Egolf church a conference assigned Rev. H. G. Heren deen to Fort Wayne church and Rev. W. M. Overholzer to Silver Creek and Disko churches.
A Warsaw commission conducted a sanity inquest in Monroe township on Monday and found Mrs. Melissa Arthur unsound. An application for admission to Longcliff has been filed. Formerly Melissa Kemper, she lived near Warsaw for about twenty years and her husband Joe Arthur died after a paralysis stroke in Winona. She has been staying with her sister Lizzie Isenbarger near Packerton while the inquiry occurred.
Mr Warner and Mr Bashore held a public sale yesterday near town. They plan to move to Mentone to establish their future home.
Local listing notes a Glen Switzer sale event moving southward toward Wabash with details limited to a few readable lines.
Royce Hildenbrand of Warsaw the democratic candidate for county clerk and Chas Deardorff the democratic candidate for county sheriff, both from Warsaw, were in town Wednesday meeting friends and looking after the political fences.
Mrs. Dean Gill visited relatives in Warsaw earlier this week. Mr. Bill Gill and family plan to move to Warsaw as soon as a suitable house is found.
Relief agent H. D. Forney of Claypool started his vacation but returned after his substitute Mr. Brown fell ill. Forney will postpone the county canvas for auditor on the Democratic ticket until next week.
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