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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
4
Postal notice from Silver Lake Indiana lists class matter details and subscription rates including one year in advance six months three months and single copy pricing depicted in the fragmented notice.
O F Brown was a business visitor in Warsaw last Saturday. C C Carter was a business visitor in Wabash Monday. Mrs L W Caldwell and her children, residents north of here, visited with her parents. Mr and Mrs F M Jaques on West Main Heights Tuesday.
Regular preaching is scheduled for next Sunday at Fairview Ringletts. Local updates note delays at a school-house project, moving plans for the Underwood family, and various visits and health reports across the area including whooping cough recovery for children near Roann.
Frank Summe of Marion visits with his brothers John Alva and George Summe and families. Samuel Clink remains in very critical condition and grows weaker. Miss Chioe Haney returns from Chicago for the summer. Name cards offered at 25 for 15 cents at the Record office. Oliver Fox and others from Elkhart Ithaca Fort Wayne North Manchester visit the Fittons.
Local brief items report fishing with hook and line, school closure in Seward township on Friday, Latimer's visit from Mentone, Parker shipping stock from Claypool, Kline visiting Irvin Parker, Clink and Smith visits, Merl Smith staying with parents after marriage, John Price sale near Claypool attended by locals, Wayne Parker ill but improving, Beber couple welcome a baby girl born Saturday.
The Embroidery Club hosted members Friday afternoon at Mrs H P Rager home. Mothers Club hosted last Friday at Mrs Frank Haney home. Mazda class of M HE Sunday School met Wednesday evening at Arthur Hively home near Claypool. Missionary Society held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Howenstein home.
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