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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
4
A faded note indicates a Silver Lake Indiana post office entry as second class matter with pricing and small unreadable lines. The fragment mentions Associated The Concern of Aly and an Indiana location.
During business hours the Record Office provides staff for all notary services. Citizens are advised to call ahead to ensure a notary is available and to confirm hours and location.
The Record invites readers to submit items of local interest for publication. Contributions may be mailed to the office or handed to representatives, or called in at phone 62 for pickup and use.
The Northern Indiana M B Conference sessions concluded Monday in Tipton with parishioners favoring a return next year while Mishawaka was set for the annual session. Appointments cover Wabash District including Andrews E E Hughes Burker and many others across towns such as Churubusco Columbia City Fairmount Gas City Huntington Marion Markle Mentone North Manchester Roanoke Silver Lake Wabash etc. Santa Fe listed as inland south of Peru and many changes appear compared with last year.
An ad urges readers to buy self threading needles from the Record office noting they prevent eye strain and make sewing pleasurable. A lady endorses them saying she would not be without them for any price. Packages cost 10 cents.
George W Bolin of Castle Rock Minnesota died at his home after a stroke. A Civil War veteran born June 1844 in Wabash County he served in Co F 35th Ind Infantry and endured fourteen months in Andersonville Prison. He is survived by his wife two sons a daughter and several grandchildren.
Sugar making is over. Ella Craver visited her parents Sunday. Cyrus Deaton has the roof on his barn again. Jacob Ulrey is a little better but feeble. Abraham Smith and wife moved to Warsaw last Friday. Eliia Cauffman visited Brandenburg home Sunday. Martin Hay repaired a storm damaged fence. Ed Scherer helped hoist the poultry house roof. George Leexton and wife visited John Boyer home at Pierceton Sunday. Rev. T. D. Butterbaugh preached at church Sunday evening. The aid society met at Silvanus Funk home Wednesday to aid flood sufferers.
A nostalgic advertisement extols Dr King's New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It touts quick relief from the first dose and cites a Muscadine Alabama testimonial of a wife saved from a severe cough. Price 50c and 1.00, recommended by Rager and Jontz.
Ruth Rowland has been on the sick list. Elva Rowland spent Sunday with Carrie Swick. Erica Dahlem spent Sunday with A faretta Price. Delphia Johnston spent Sunday with Bessie Carr. Albert Carr, wife and daughter.
An advertisement claims Today's Magazine is the largest edited magazine, priced at 500 per year or five cents per copy. It invites every lady to request a free sample and premium catalog, and directs readers to subscribe via the Recorp office in Canton Ohio to save time.
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