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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
2
A local paper laments readers sharing copies and borrowing issues while promoting subscriptions. It warns against harming neighborly relations with bitterness and highlights the value of supporting the paper by subscribing. The writer notes spring hat fashions and the moral duty of community loyalty.
George A Brush and Cearles Hanson advertise as notaries at the Record Office noting they are available for notary work during business hours. The notice emphasizes they will be present at the office for any notary needs.
Miss Gladys Haney visited relatives in North Manchester this week. Mr and Mrs Harvey Leighty from south of Wardaw were Sunday guests at Hugh Bowen's west of town. White Cedar posts kept in stock. claypool Lumber Co sells post cards. Record office asks readers for news items to enrich columns.
A nephew recounts a 1845 canalboat voyage where a gambler cheated a youth of eight thousand dollars as they played cards in a curtained cabin. A Sunday service led by a Southern-voiced clergyman exposed the swindle and ultimately recovered most of the losses, proving there is honor among thieves.
A fragmentary item references a case involving Pete and a sum of 18 dollars with unclear context or full names, leaving the precise nature of the dispute and parties uncertain.
Evangelical Lutheran Church schedule for Sunday April 24 1910 at Silver Lake and Germantown with Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m subject Honor thy father and thy mother Y P C EB meeting at 6 00 p m led by J E Eschbach Warsaw subject Christ winning the world also Grove Chapel and Rowe Hill note Sunday school at usual hour.
Last day to pay spring taxes is Monday May 2. Tax duplicates are at Farmers Bank. J M Amiss is in Wabash today. Dr Leckrone travels to Chicago and back with a Buick. William Bishop returns from Michigan after a week. Post cards offered at 1 cent each at the Record Post Card Station. Jacob Adams family attended Roy Aughinbaugh’s funeral in North Manchester. This copy of the RECORD is a specimen and invites subscription.
Republicans of Kosciusko county plan a park event on Thursday May 31. John Isenbarer of North Manchester again seeks the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. CQ Johnson, VP and GM of Winona Interurban Railway, dies in Pittsburgh of heart disease. In Gary over 125 saloon men apply to county commissioners to open saloons as the May end demurrer expires. Notice: removal sale prices to end of the month by Conradt & Boots, North Manchester.
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