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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
5
A candid appeal from Francis B Bowser to voters in Kosciusko County urging support for his Democratic bid for the Indiana Supreme Court. He notes no prior political advantage and pledges dedicated service if elected, thanking county residents for their kindness.
C E Jameson, son of Thomas and Hannah Jameson, born Silver Lake March 1 1869, died in Detroit October 13 1920 aged 51 years 8 months 12 days. He married Eliza J Rowland in 1888 and they had one son Verling W. Survived by wife son a brother four sisters and many relatives. He spent his last sickness in prayer, received sacrament, and asked to be interred at home with Rev H E Butler preaching the funeral. The family remembers his patience and faith.
Claire Miller and family visited the Theodore Parker home on Tuesday. Miss Trella Parker stayed with George Bouse last week. Merritt Longbrake’s family were Sunday guests at Theodore Parker’s. A revival service is announced for next Sunday evening. Glenna Parker and a gentleman friend from Wabash visited Andrew Parker. Mrs. Laura Parker visits in Niles Michigan with her son Everett and wife. J W Fitton and sons purchased Poland China hogs from Mr Murphy near Silver Lake. John Whittenberger plans a winter visit to Florida with his father. Mrs. Shoemaker of near Laketon visited Charles Hanes. Mrs. Shoemaker is Hanes’ mother. John Sands, C M Regenos, and Miss Zeta Sands attended the teachers association in Indianapolis. The community teems with a much needed rain aiding new sowing. Grandpa and Grandma Huffman celebrate a new grandson at Elmer’s home.
The Junior Red Cross aims to train citizenship through service tying to school programs. It promotes mutual service, health, first aid, hygiene, and civic activity with graded courses and inter regional correspondence. The pledge unites service with patriotism and child welfare under a national effort.
The readable fragment references a married man with a life story and hints at a moral or personal reflection. Details are incomplete, with odd phrasing and missing context preventing full reconstruction of events.
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