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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
8
A novelty needle claims to thread itself for the visually impaired and those with weak sight. The ad promises instant use without practice and offers 10 cent packages postpaid from Lock Box 33 Silver Lake, Diana, or by visiting the RECORD OFFICE.
Prompts readers to publish legal notices in The RECORD to control notices of appointments and real estate sales. Urges clients to instruct attorneys to place notices where desired, warning against letting lawyers choose their own papers. Ends with a reminder to not forget when publishing notices.
Miss Bessié-Soyder and Mrs L O Kirkpatrick were visitors in Wabash yesterday. The Winner class of the M E Sunday selves surprised Mrs Sarah Fisher on Tuesday for her birthday anniversary. Charles Raber and Fidler Kirkpatrick visited from North Manchester over Sunday with Misses Mina Leonard and Bessie Spyder. Victoria reading club met at Mrs C E B Without Monday evening. The next meeting will be at Mrs S B Burdge. Whittenbergers Six Fords were driven from Indianapolis to Claypool Saturday by five men and one undertaker.
Jacob Cooper Jr and relatives visit at Mat Snyder home while more townsfolk arrive for short visits. Mrs. Newton True of Chicago visits her brother S B Burdge. Local merchants offer money loans at five percent and advertise farm sales. Several residents travel to Fort Wayne, Warsaw, Claypool and Goshen for business or family reasons.
Local business ad highlights Jack Burt & Co. of Silver Lake as a long standing shop with a new horse shoer and a promise of satisfactory work. Nearby residents and townspeople are noted attending events and visiting, including car trips and funeral service attendance.
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