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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

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Oldfather Family Reunion Held At Oldfather Home

More than fifty Oldfather relatives gathered at the A. & Old father home one mile west of town for the first reunion. A noon dinner, ice cream, cake, and social talks followed by officer elections with H. L. Oldfather as President and Elmer Kinsey as Secretary-Treasurer. Future meeting planned for September likely at the same west town site.

A. &. Oldfather Oldfather Ed Byers Rochester H. L. Oldfather Elmer Kinsey H. L. Oldfaater Here

World War I Service Flag for Kosciusko County

Warsaw marks World War I service with 1,143 county men listed on the flag. Twenty two stars made of gold honor those who died in the line of duty.

Warsaw Kosciusko County

Miss Mary Clymer Leaves Creamery for Valparaiso School

Miss Mary Clymer is off to Valparaiso to attend school for the coming term. She recently resigned from her job at the local creamery after more than a year of service to pursue her educational plans.

Mary Clymer Valparaisa

North Manchester fair banners with races and floral exhibits

The issue highlights a five day North Manchester fair starting next week with floral hall exhibits and auto horse and motorcycle races. Warsaw and Bourbon fairs are also advertised in this issue.

Manchester Floral Hall Warsaw Bourbon Fairs

Gresso Couple Relocate to Warsaw for Store Employment

Mr and Mrs Gordon Gresso moved their household effects from North Manchester Monday and are now residents of Warsaw where Mr Gresso will be employed in the Gresso store there.

Gordon Gresso Manchester County Mr. Gresso Gresso

County Council Defers Future Appropriation for Agent

At the session on Wednesday the county council decided not to make any appropriation for the county agent next year. An appropriation was made only to cover unpaid bills. A similar action occurred in Marshall and Whitley counties.

Marshall Whitley

Pleasant Evening at Swihart House Social

A social gathering occurred last Saturday at the Joe Swihart home at High and Walnut Streets. Guests included John Landis and family, Roy Zellers and family, Robert Warren and family, Asa Dirck and family, Alvin Perry and family, Mrs. Glen Walther and children, William Butterbaugh and family, and sisters Mrs. Butterbaugh, Mrs. Landis, and Mrs. Warren.

Joe Swihart Walnut Streets John Landis Velma Cary Roy Zellers Everett and Howard Robert Warren Earl Asa Dirck Charles Alvin Perry Paul Elienese Glen Walther Louise Maurice Darkis William Butterbaugh Grandma Dirck Butterbaugh Landis Warren Swihart

Local visitors Wilbur Amiss and wife brief Texas trip

Wilbur Amiss and his wife arrived last Friday from Fort Worth Texas to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Amiss southeast of town. Wilbur has recovered from influenza and will take a short vacation before returning to work.

Wilbur Amiss Fort Worth Texas Charles Amiss Wilbur

Ed Leininger Visits Old Community After 25 Years

Ed Leininger and his wife Mrs Elias Leininger of Angola called at the Mrs Rantz home Sunday evening while returning from Akron where they visited relatives. The Leiningers lived here about twenty five years ago and are remembered by older residents.

Ed Leininger Elias Leininger Angola

One Hundred Indiana Physicians to Organize for Influenza Fight

A force of 100 physicians will be organized to combat a potential influenza outbreak in Indiana this winter. The effort, directed by the State board of health, will begin immediately with doctors drawn from across the state.

Indiana State Board of Health

Salem youth visits home after G.A.R. encampment

Grant Boyer of Salem Oregon, son of Benjamin Boyer, returned from Columbus Ohio where he attended the G.A.R. encampment as a delegate for Sons of Veterans. He served as Clerk of the Marion County Court and spoke of his childhood in Silver Lake before moving to Nebraska in the 1870s.

S. Grant Boyer Salem Oregon Columbus Ohio G.A.R Boyer Sons of Veterans Benjamin Boyer Silver Lake Nebraska Marion County

Army recruitment train touring Indiana to boost enlistment

A convoy of four Liberty trucks an ambulance and touring car from Camp Grant Illinois will pass through Warsaw and Wabash on a tour of Indiana. The train carries signs promoting service in the Sixth Division and will exhibit war trophies including shell casings trench knives bayonets and more.

Army Camp Grant Illinois Warsaw Wabash Indiana United States

Ailing Mrs. Abe Kline Severely Ill At Home

Mrs. Abe Kline residing three and a half miles south of town remains in critical condition. Her daughter Mrs. H. F. Swihart and family attend to the elderly woman who has suffered years of mental ailment and recently a stroke.

Abe Kline H. F. Swihart Kline

Parker Brothers Sale Attracts Large Attendance

A large crowd attended the Parker Brothers sale last Thursday with all stock selling at fair prices. On Friday many locals joined the Albert & Son public sale five miles southeast of town where articles also brought fair prices.

Parker Brothers Albert & Son

Markle Journal Revived After Suspension

The Markle Journal is revived after a months long suspension. The plant was purchased by W. H. Wampler of Chicago who took over operations.

Markle Journal W. H. Wampler Chicago

Delegate named to national TB convention in Des Moines

Mrs. W. B. Siders of Warsaw is appointed by Governor Goodrich to represent Indiana as a delegate to the national convention of the Societies for the Prevention of Tuberculosis to be held in Des Moines Iowa.

W. B. Siders Warsaw Goodrich The Societies For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Des Moines Iowa

Has Opened Up Dental Parlor

H C Snyder moved to Argos last Sunday to reside with the Harvey Hamman family. He plans to open a dental office soon after the rooms are furnished, likely by the end of the week, in a convenient location expected to attract a large patronage.

H.C. Snyder Argos Harvey Hamman Dr. Snyder

Conference closes at Winona with ministers assigned

The 75th annual session of the St. Joseph conference of the United Brethren church concluded at Winona with a large gathering from northern Indiana. Ministers assigned include Atwood S M Hill Ambia J D Coverstone Bremen W H Rittenhouse Burker H G Pence Claypool Clayton Hutchins Columbia City J L Speicher Decatur C J Miner Frankfort N McCoy Pleasant Lake A M Cummins South Bend C A Sickafoose Twelve Mile C A Spitler Warsaw J W Lower.

St. Joseph Atwood S.M. Hill Ambia J. D. Coverstone Bremen W. H. Rittenhouse Burker H. G. Pence Claypool Clayton Hutchins Columbia City J. L. Speicher Decatur C. J. Miner Frankfort N. McCoy Pleasant Lake A. M. Cummins South Bend C. A. Sickafoose Twelve Mile C. A. Spitler Warsaw J. W. Lower

Allen Cauge and bride wed after army discharge

Mr and Mrs Allen Cauge of Fruitdale Alabama were guests at Emanuel Leckrone home late last week. Mrs Cauge is Leckrone's foster granddaughter and the couple wed last July shortly after Mr Cauge left the American army.

Allen Cauge Fruitdale Alabama Emanuel Leckrone

Furlough Brief for Soldier Howard Summe

Private Howard Summe recently enlisted for a year of service and spent the past week on a fifteen day furlough. He is temporarily at home before resuming duty with Uncle Sam.

Howard Summe Uncle Sam

Zimmerman Purchases Jontz Farm Near Town

Charles Zimmerman buys the Jontz farm southwest of town from the Ben Jontz and family who have lived there, after occupying the Carter farm just east of town for the past couple of years.

Charles Zimmerman Carter Jontz Ben Jontz

Miss Maxine Snyder Takes Fort Wayne Department Store Job

Miss Maxine Snyder, employed in Fort Wayne, traveled there Saturday to accept a position in a large department store. She will also attend night school during the winter.

Maxine Snyder Fort Wayne

Devastating Texas Hurricane Raises Death Toll and Damage

A Sunday hurricane in Texas caused widespread destruction to buildings and crops. Officials report more than two hundred deaths and damage estimated at five million dollars.

Texas

Appointed Memorial Committee Named for Kosciusko County

A seven member committee was appointed by the Kosciusko County commissioners to study a soldiers and sailors memorial. The group will investigate, report within six months, and includes T. C. McClure from this place as a member.

Kosciusko County T. C. McClure

Epidemic Flu Hits Chicago With Deaths and Quarantines

Influenza appears in Chicago with multiple deaths and numerous cases under quarantine. Officials warn the epidemic will be prevalent this coming month and urge the public to take precautions to avoid infection.

Chicago

Election Drawing Near in Silver C3

Citizens urged to consider candidates for multiple offices as election day approaches. The notice stresses voter activity and timely selections amid a lack of candidate information.

Indiana Allotment of 597 Trucks to State Highway Commission

The federal government has allotted 597 trucks and motor cars to the Indiana state highway commission. Vehicles will be used at state institutions and by state officials for official duties.

Indiana State Highway Comission

John C. Peterson Post of Legion Formed in Warsaw

A John C. Peterson Post of Legion has been formed in Warsaw. About thirty charter members are already enrolled and a membership drive will be conducted shortly to recruit all World War I veterans who served the United States.

John C. Peterson Legion Warsaw U.S

Warsaw Mayor Charles Rigdon Dies After Heart Attack

Warsaw mayor Charles Rigdon died Thursday night after a heart attack following indigestion. A lifelong resident, he previously worked as a dentist and later ran a jewelry and optician business. Funeral services were held Sunday. Walter Kintzel was elected interim mayor until September 22 when a new mayor will be chosen.

Charles Rigdon Warsaw Rigdon Walter Kintzel

Davis Couple Relocates to Rice Institute Houston

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Davis departed for Houston Texas last week where Mr. Davis accepted a position with Rice Institute. They had resided with Mrs. Davis's parents Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McClure west of town after returning from Philadelphia where they held a demanding role for over a year.

G. E. Davis Houston Texas Davis Rice Institute G. A. McClure Here Phildelphia

Leckrone Leaves for Bloomington Medical Course

Milton Leckrone son of Dr and Mrs Lackrone left here last Sunday morning for Bloomington to enter the State University and begin a course in medicine.

Milton Leckrone Lackrone Bloomington The State University

Miller and Smith Visit Old Town for Lake Cottage Plans

Zimri Miller of Indianapolis and his half brother Claud Smith of Wabash spent Sunday at the park in the old town. Smith contracted to buy a lot and plans a summer cottage on the lake, marking Miller’s first return to the town in sixteen years, as he is son of Silas Miller formerly living north of here.

Zimri Miller Indianapolis Claud Smith Wabash Mr. Smith Mr. Miller Silas Miller Here Old Town

Senior Class to Present Lyceum Course This Winter

The Senior Class of our high school has closed a contract to present a Lyceum course this winter. It will consist of four numbers and begins in October in the assembly room of the high school building.

Local Couple Alice Rager Moves to Thacker Property

Now Reside in Silver Lake Mrs. Alice Rager and family have moved from the Hill place three miles south of town and now occupy the Thacker property on east Sycamore street. We welcome them into our midst.

Alice Rager Hill Place Thacker East Sycamore Street

To Reopen Office Here

Dr. F. P. Myers plans to return from Huntington next Monday September 22 and reopen his office in rooms above the post office. He went to Huntington for treatment after complications from an ulcerated tooth.

F. P. Myers Huntington

Redhead Society Holds Annual Meeting in Broad Ripple

The Indiana Society of Redheads met at Broad Ripple near Indianapolis for its annual gathering on Sunday. Members described the event as a celebration of flaming foretops and Indiana pride with fellowship among participants from across the state.

Indiana Society of Redheads Indiana Broad Ripple Indianapolis

Ball Game Sees Columbia City Defeat Local Team 5 to 13

Spectators from this place traveled to North Manchester last Sunday afternoon to watch the ball game between the local team and Columbia City. Columbia City won the contest with a 13 to 5 score.

Manchester Columbia City

Public Sale by John W Fuller Near Yellow Creek Lake

John W Fuller announces a public sale at his place west of Yellow Creek Lake near Stoners station on Saturday September 20 starting at 1 o'clock. Items include a horse two cows sow with eight pigs several chickens hay wood potatoes farming implements and household goods.

John W. Fuller Yellow Creek Lake Stoner

Public Sale Near Here September 23

On Tuesday September 23 Ray Yeater holds a public sale three miles north of here. Items include 2 horses a cow 7 Belgian hare farming implements hay corn in shack chickens and household goods. Sale starts at o o’clock with usual terms.

Ray Yeater Here

Franklin Fuller Public Sale Notices

Franklin Fuller will hold a public sale at his residence 2 miles north of this place on Friday September 26. Items include 3 horses 5 head cattle 8 head hogs farm implements household goods hay chickens corn and other articles. Sale begins at 10 oclock with usual terms.

Franklin Fuller

New Hunting Law Sets Bird Season Dates Across Federally Regulated Areas

Federal and state legislation changes open duck and goose seasons from Sept 16 to Dec 31 under new licenses issued around Oct 1. Bag limits include 25 ducks, 8 geese, 25 jack snipe, 25 Wilson snipe. quail season runs Sept 1 to Nov 30 with 25 birds allowed Oct 1 to Nov 30 and a daily limit of 6. Licenses available at the RECORD office to save trips to the county seat.

Leana Summe Sees Health Improvement After Illness

The latest report from Miss Leana Summe states her condition has greatly improved after several weeks of illness and it is hoped she will soon fully recover.

Leana Summe

Colbert Takes Norman Drug Store Post After School Hours

Colbert has accepted a position in the Norman drug store and is employed there outside of school hours.

Car] Colbert Norman

Snyder couple to establish home in Fort Wayne

Mr and Mrs Paul Snyder traveled to Fort Wayne on Sunday to begin their new life there The husband has accepted a factory position said to promise a bright future for the couple and their family

Paul Snyder Fort Wayne Snyder

John Snyde Buys Teeter Property on East Sycamore Street

John Snyde has purchased the Charles Teeter property on East Sycamore street and will occupy it at a specified show time.

John Snyde Charles Teeter East Sycamore Street

Stork Special Delights Vetor Illinois Family

Mr and Mrs Ira Porter of Vetor Illinois welcomed a baby girl last Friday. Mrs Porter formerly Miss Julia Stoneburner and sister to Mrs Levi Holderman of place.

Ira Porter Vetor Illinois Porter Julia Stoneburner Levi Holderman Place

Dr Walter Stout Moves to Indianapolis Practice

Dr Walter Stout travels to Indianapolis on Monday to establish a medical practice. Mrs Stout plans to visit the capitol and soon join him as they arrange their future home in the city.

Walter Stout Indiapolis Stout Capitol

Organization to Meet in Town Hall Monday

Lake Tow farmers Organization members will meet in the town hall on Monday September 22. Important business will be transacted and all farmers urged to be present.

Lake Tow Farmers Organization Ning

County S S Convention to Meet at United Brethren Church

Kosciusko county plans a school convention at the United Brethren church on September 19 and 20. Speakers include Dr. L N Beeler of Chicago Mi Hs Dietz of Chicago and W Hill of Indianapolis. Each delegation should send at least four members and attend all sessions with a report from their respective schools.

Kosciusko County . So L. N. Beeler Chicago Mi Hs. Dietz W Hill Indianapolis

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Dents Hood Mrs. Kline Lysis Winona Clayton Hutchens Jontz Farm Windy City Houston Texas Medical Redhead Society S. S
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