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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
5
The notice celebrates Mr. and Mrs. Lippincott for their engagement and upcoming marriage at the Me ES Parson age in Elkhart with Rev Wade Dee. Mrs Ed Drode, resident southeast of town and known locally, is among those congratulating. They will reside in Elkhart.
J. W. Burns from North Manchester visited last Friday to look after a dwelling house. He plans to move back to his old home town in the near future.
William Wiley has been off duty due to illness but shows improvement and will soon resume his rural carrier duties. He has been temporarily away from work for several days and is expected back in service shortly.
Mr and Mrs Grover Huffman living five miles south of town welcomed a baby girl weighing five pounds born Wednesday of last week at their home.
Several members of the high school senior class traveled to North Manchester last Friday for portraits. More classmates went there yesterday to have their pictures taken.
Miss Beulah Martindale leaves the Gresso store and accepts a bookkeeper role at Braude packing house. She fills the vacancy created by Miss Ethel Skinner who has resigned.
Mrs. Bila Harvey visited with relatives last week and returned to Indianapolis on Tuesday. She was accompanied home by her mother Mrs. Hannah Getty who will remain there indefinitely. Mrs. Getty has been an invalid for several years and requires extensive care and attention.
A spoken tale describes a sinner’s struggle with a pipe and tobacco as he imagines entering the heavenly golden city. The dialogue mocks temptation, urging purity and gospel discipline to reach the triumphal church.
Say what if a fire should destroy your home or your household goods Are they insured Brush and Hanson are agents for several of the extra good companies and the rate is very low Don t forget this but have your property insured at once.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio, asserts the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason notes the oath dated December 6 1886. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims it affects blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Fragmentary lines describe a scene of disruption with a horse buggy and items thrown including a can of cream and a bucket of eggs. The text notes injuries but lacks specific names, places, or dates to confirm details.
Record announces an allotment of government garden seeds from Congressman Barnhart for free distribution to those not yet supplied by mail. First come, first served. call soon as allotment is limited. Do not send children without an order.
Ora EK Armey and Miss Grace Snell were married by Rev. John Wright at his Fifth Street residence. Armey, son of Jacob Armey, works at the Peabody factory. The couple will live with Armey’s parents southeast of town.
Brush & Hanson announce a supply of automobile and motorcycle registration blanks. Motorists should file applications without delay and visit the RECORD Office to have their forms completed.
U S Department of Agriculture orders no interstate circus travel due to foot and mouth disease. States must host shows within borders and Wallace-Hagenbeck may perform multiple county showings if a full season runs.
Charles Ayers of Weldon Illinois visited over Sunday with brothers John and Edward Ayers and families. He traveled for the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Margaret Lightcap held Sunday afternoon. Accompanied by uncle Lewis Ayers, Charles went on to North Manchester afterward.
Mrs. William Zellers learned Monday that her uncle Frank Butz died very suddenly at his Angola home on Sunday. He was over eighty and had attended the funeral of his sister Mrs. Catherine Garman, held last Monday at Grove Chapel northeast of town. Mrs. Zellers and her son Roy left Monday to attend the funeral.
An inquiry requests information on handling any kind of magazine or periodical. The notice seeks guidance for subscription services and related distribution arrangements.
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