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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
8
O R Jontz of Warsaw led the Standard Oil employees and families from the district in a picnic at the lake last Sunday. Between fifty and seventy five people attended a basket dinner at noon and enjoyed afternoon games and contests. All praised Jontz for his tireless effort in organizing a day of enjoyment.
Relatives in the southeast of Khera area report that Israel Penrod died at his home in Glendora California on August 25 at the age of 77. He moved from Indiana to California about 25 years ago and was well known locally.
Miss Laura Helser of Thornville Ohio visits several days in the locality staying with J W Yates Frank Drudge Mrs Susan Oard and other homes. She is a cousin to the Mesdanies Yates Drudge and Oard.
Samuel Rickel and family left Silver Lake area after a ten day visit with relatives and friends to return home to Glennie Michigan. Mrs. Rickel, formerly Elizabeth Adams, made her first visit back since settling in Michigan.
Frank Smith and his family returned to their home in Piqua Ohio the first of the week after visiting with his father Samuel Smith and wife in the northern part of town.
The largest assortment of beautiful new fall dress goods at reasonable prices at Stephenson's Warsaw. Be wise and save with this seasonal selection.
Sunday gatherings and visits dot the Fairview scene with Abner Moyer hosting relatives near Silver Lake and others from Olink Regenos and Hanes households. Miss Dora Young’s marriage noted while Rev Sholty prepares for missionary work in Tokio. Registration day set for Sept 9 in Seward Township and Parker brothers’ sale draws solid attendance. Vera Knoop plans winter stay with Theodore Parker as she teaches domestic science in Claypool.
All residents must register this fall to vote in November. Two registration days are September 9 and October 9 at precinct locations. Lake township registration clerks are in the north precinct Frances Frye and Chloe Haney, and in the south precinct Viola Kissinger and Edith Ferverda, one Republican and one Democrat per precinct.
Guy Gearhart will hold a public sale at his place a mile north of Drako on Tuesday September 12. Items include a mule horse cattle farm implements rye wheat 35 of 16 acres of corn in the field. Sale starts at 1 o clock with Jesse Lyneon as auctioneer.
Nearly twenty relatives and friends met at the Ed Aughenbaugh residence near Liberty Mills last Sunday. After noon ice cream and melons were served and games were played. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Hunter Goshen Dave Snideman wife Heskel Martin wife Geo Clark wife Chas Ring and son Mrs Dan Perry and children North Manchester Guy Grube and family of Bippus Albert Dilman and family E Zile and family and Abe Priser and wife of Liberty Mills. It was the first time in about a year that the parents Mr and Mrs Priser and the daughters Mesdames Perry Dillman Aughenbaugh and Grube had gathered together even though they live nearby.
The annual session of the St Joseph District of the United Brethren church is being held this week at Winona with hundreds of ministers and delegates in attendance. An excellent daily program is set, and Sunday will be a big day featuring the Bishop reading appointments.
The Silver Lake circuit will hold preaching at South Pleasant 9:30 a.m. Silver Lake 10:45 a.m. and Disko 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and support the services. J. L. Sturgell, Pastor.
Floyd Drudge and family joined the Walker Abbott Reynolds reunion near Converse last Sunday with William Barns and Arley Beigh and families from Claypool. Many relatives attended and enjoyed renewing acquaintances, dining, and recalling past year events while handling some business matters.
Sunday School canceled due to St. Joe Conference at Winona Lake. Elza Brady and family visited William Snake home. Carl Rickel from Glennie Michigan spent Sunday with Frank Sellers. Many from here spent Labor Day in Akron. Lee Harshberger and family visiting Frank Hill. Ricklei Moyer reunion at Sevasta pool. Eva Shilling and John Sands visited Chicago. joined by Mr and Mrs Frank Rarick of Warsaw. Fred Warren and family visited William Snoke.
The undersigned appointed by Russel H. Butler, Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court, Indiana, as Administrator De Bonignon of the estate, details to follow.
Elza Brady and family visited C. M. Regents. Ed Clink helped the Tridle family move from east of Silver into their new home. Mrs Claude McKinney of Claypool visits her son and daughter. Frank Al and grandson called at the Clink home Tuesday evening. Frank Nelson harvests onions while fields are active with corn cutting clover seed and silo filling.
Miss Clara Keller of St Petersburg Florida arrived during the first of the week for a visit with friends and old acquaintances. The Keller family lived here about forty years ago and Mr Keller and daughter make annual trips here.
A historic shopper notice urges readers to visit Stephensons in Warsaw to buy ladies stockings at reduced prices. The ad highlights savings and local availability for footwear and hosiery seekers in the city.
A compact notice offering to help readers subscribe to any magazine. Promises money and time savings by handling subscriptions as an authorized agency. Encourages callers to contact before sending for subscriptions.
Sadie Garvin of Mentone was accused in Warsaw Par a of selling Scenes whiskey to several Mentone young men. She faced a thirty day jail sentence suspended by Mayor Sloan with a warning that any infraction would place her in jail. A $100 fine was assessed.
Thursday evening at the Grosso home in North Manchester Chloie Grosso announced her engagement to Merritt Ballenger also of North Manchester. The wedding is slated for sometime this month and Mrs. Mary J. Hill is mentioned as her grandmother.
Charles Nellans, who escaped officers during a still raid near Packerton months ago, was captured in Akron on the Wednesday night of last week. Earl Denney shot Officer Burwell during the raid. Nellans fled, dropped his gun, and was at large until the eve of his arrest. He faces trial in Warsaw on charges of operating a still and assault.
Ribbons are issued for Oliver typewriter, Remington, Fox and Underwood models at the Record office. Officials note availability and distribution details for staffers and correspondents.
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