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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
4
The Recod invites readers to submit items of local interest by mail, delivery to representatives, or by calling phone 62 for publication consideration.
Southeast of town Fern and Mildred Gall suffer measles. Norman Tucker drives seventy cattle from Tucker farm near Mentone to his place east of town. Claypool Lumber offers lumber and shipping. Local visits include Mrs C L Leonard and Mina, and Miss Gladys Wiltrout returning from Grand Rapids. Embroidery club meets, and mortgage exemption papers urged. Weather outlook warns of severe storms. Brush & Hanson promote windstorm and tornado insurance. Numerous local names appear with varied social and business notes from Claypool and Warsaw.
Election of officers at Grove Chapel is recorded. Local social visits include George Beigh buying a new horse, Henry Kreiter at the Nelson Beigh home, Elsa Cauffman dining at the Harry Meredeith home, and Vesta Arnold dining with Ruth and Ruby Garman. Rev McCoy missed Sunday service due to a funeral at Packerton. An ad touts self threading needles with purchase options and high user praise.
The U B Aid met at Mrs. John Summe's home and will meet with Mrs. Newton Getty next week. Notary work performed at the Record office with deeds bonds mortgages and acknowledgments. Hiram Haney and wife returned home east part of town from Jameson home near Claypool. Uncle John Kerlin enjoyed the farm visit.
Jacob Alrey visited Fort Wayne Saturday. Chester Deafenbaugh repaired the barn roof after a storm. Emanuel Leckrone spoke to a church audience Sunday evening. Monroe Kreiter is as well as usual. Mrs. Kreiter is not well. Deafenbaugh and Brandenburg installed a Farmers phone for Emanuel Leckrone. Rev. T. D. Butterbaugh will lead a blackboard exercise at the Brethren church Sunday evening. Noah Shireman and wife dined at Sylvanus Fuuck home and attended church. Samuel Cauffman’s home was broken up and he is cared for at Albert Cauffman’s home. he is feeble and needs care. John Rhodes is with him.
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