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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
9
Mrs. Kate Metz of this town writes that her 52 year old mother improved after using Cardui three times daily for cramping spells and severe headaches. After four bottles her stomach is stronger and she can eat more foods. The letter urges other women to try Cardui for better health.
Mr and Mrs J A Teeter await their son Clem Teeter who serves three years with Uncle Sam. He reports on the U S Ship Maryland that unless something intervenes he will be home in about six weeks. The anxious parents note he has been away from home three years and on Uncle Sam's duty.
Funeral services for Mrs William Dillman were held Saturday at the A B church in this place with a large turnout of friends and neighbors. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery with Rev H M Rigule of Akron officiating.
Marian Brown Dillman born October 4 1857 near Silver Lake Indiana died April 13 1916 aged 58 years 6 months 9 days. She married William Dillman August 30 1879 and left two sons Albert of this place and Rev Robert of Battle Ground Indiana, husband, two brothers and six grandchildren. The obituary notes her long suffering faithful life as a United Brethren member and hopeful Christian faith, ending with a reflective farewell.
A heartfelt thanks is extended through the Record to friends and neighbors who assisted during the sickness death and burial of our wife and mother William Dillman and children. Attendees from a distance included Canby Dillman Peru Arthur Dillman Walas Val Dillman George Ampsey Westey Dillman Will Pottenger Roann Joe Kimes Sidney Cal Dillman Andy Brown Packerton John Drudge Claypool Frank Maurer Darius Harmon North Manchester Jacob Creak Lukens Lake.
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Rev T D Butterbaugh will lead two Sundays of April worship at the Church of the Brethren two miles east of town. The program cites Paul’s teaching from First Corinthians with 10:33, 15:1-58, and 11:1-34, urging attendance and reading the referenced book twice.
A banquet hosted by the M. E. Sunday school last Friday evening attracted many attendees from both red and blue factions, highlighting communal participation and shared occasion.
Not materially improved Mrs N W Way residing southwest of town has not shown progress in the past week. She is suffering from an attack of rheumatism and has been in most helpless condition.
The fishing season has opened on our lake with many boats landing nice catches. Anglers report several good bass and other fish in the past week and expect numbers to rise as warm weather continues.
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