Sundy School at Silver Laxe Churches Next Sho Ay Mart
Fragmentary note reports a sundial school event at Silver Laxe churches near Sho Ay Mart and an associated gathering labeled Gon formed at the site.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary note reports a sundial school event at Silver Laxe churches near Sho Ay Mart and an associated gathering labeled Gon formed at the site.
An old advertisement promotes Nesall Orderties Rexiuil Orderties claiming to strengthen bowels and improve digestion for aged or weak individuals. It asserts no griping or nausea and offers a personal guarantee, priced 25 cents and 10 cents, sold at The Rexall Store run by H Hess H. PP. Ra tager, Drogist.
Mrs Alfred Price visited at the H A Moyer home Friday afternoon. Miss Beatrice Moyer visited at the Lawrence Alspaugh home last Friday afternoon. J W Regenos is on the sick list. Very rainy a couple of days this week. Horton Hill was seen up of streets last Saturday. It snowed some in this vicinity Sunday afternoon. There are more hunters than ducks around the lakes. William Snake was seen on our streets Sunday afternoon. Ed Clink and family were in Claypool Sunday guests at the Shoemaker home. A J Hill assessor for Seward township was in this vicinity a couple of days last week. Goulen Regenos has so far recovered from his recent sickness as to be able to go and visit with his grandparents last Friday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Teeter of west of Silver Lake were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs Teeter's parents, P W Snake and wife. Ben McCutchen and son Mogroe of Eric Carr taught school at the Chicago area in this vicinity. They are
A product notice promotes the Calyx-Eyed self threading needle for people with weak eyes. It claims easy threading for the blind, no practice needed, and portability. Sold for 10 cents per package by mail from Silver Lake Indiana. agents and earnings offered for school-age sellers.
A list of guests and attendees from Clasceol Air and nearby families visits at the Wika event. The group includes Rev curt, Vern Zeiters, Mrs Samuri Cobos, A. M. Curr homie, Rev S.o Ml viel, Mrs Mary Armey, Elis J ane family, and Catharine Hall. They were among Sunday attendees and social participants.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a blood purifying internal medicine that acts on mucous surfaces. The ad asserts medical credibility, offers testimonials, and lists Toledo Ohio makers J P Che nn eys & Co, with a 75 cent price and an additional constipation remedy.
The text notes a plan for someone to occupy the Arnold cottage at Yellow Creek Lake and care for Mr. Arnold's peach orchard this summer.
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and evening service at 6:00 p.m. for the Evangelical Lutheran Church, with programs led by the Y. P. C. and EB groups.
Cline and Company offer the latest copyrights at extremely low prices. Readers are urged to call and review the list for potential purchases and bargains on new titles.
Promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as world leading for sores ulcers eczema burns boils sprains and swellings with rapid healing claims. Claims piles also cured. Advertises 25 cents at Ragers.
A brief note highlights latest copyrights in books from Cline and Company. The entry points to ongoing publishing activity and intellectual property updates.
A consumer praises a small needle product sold by the RECORD office with a 10 cent package. The reviewer, a local woman, says the needles are valuable, easy to thread, and reduce eye strain, and she cannot do without them regardless of price.
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