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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
5
On Tuesday March 25 a phonograph born item with gold edge stripes was lost between Akron and six miles east of Silver Lake. Return via Recoro office or call 62 on the Silver Lake exchange.
Acetylene welding requests castings big or small by Harl W Conrad of Warsaw. Wanted canary birds male and female with a singing male. Found pocket knife to be claimed at the RECORD office. Rexall Store offers bulk garden seed. Insurance rates available from Brush Hanson. Legal work including deeds contracts mortgages written or attested, Call at the Record office.
Brush & Hanson at the Recorp office in Silver Lake announce themselves as an authorized subscription agency. They can save readers money by handling subscriptions to any magazine and offer Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalogs upon request.
Local ad notes Oliver typewriter ribbons available at the RECORD office. Ribbons are offered for office use and are advertised to customers seeking standard supply for early typewriter models.
Mrs Jones and her daughter Miss Madge Wisler will stay in Mentone Indiana. Mrs Jones will live there and Miss Wisler will occupy rooms at the Flora hotel and continue her work as a clerk in the Rexall Store.
The Robert Reed family moved from East Sycamore street to a farm southeast of Lown on Tuesday. Mr Reed took a position as direman at the local creamery and plans to keep up his routine of early petting and a two to three mile drive to begin his day at work.
Embroidery club members gathered at Mrs H P Raver’s home on Jefferson and Sycamore. P D club young ladies were entertained by Miss Wilverda Kissinger on East Sycamore Street. S I club members met at Miss Marion Swihart’s home at Walnut and Poplar. Mazda class of the M 4 H Sunday School met at HE Gemmer’s on Jefferson Street. Victoria reading club met Monday night at Mrs C A Pearson’s home.
Public auction at the late residence of Peter Heeter on April 26 1919 at 1 PM items include stove table lamp dishes shawls clothing bedding books quilts honey bee supplies tools grain bags plow buggy harness and more. Administrator Geo F Leckronh with auditors J D Gill and W H Kern oversee sale.
James Meloy promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. About 200 doses offered for sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake.
Secretary of the Treasury Glass denounces pessimism in American business and urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan. He compares American resolve to France and Belgium, praises the nation’s sacrifice, and calls for citizens to meet loan requirements rather than groan over peace. Local items note community visits, relocations, a veteran enlistment, a monument dedication, a Goshen death, and burial in Center cemetery.
An editorial urges continuing war bond purchases as a duty to fund physicians and nurses and to finance the defeat of Prussian autocracy. It compares bond drives to paying a funeral bill for the Kaiser and calls for Americans to finish the job by buying more Liberty bonds.
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