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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
8
Miss Lillian Zander accidentally hits Stuart the club champion with a drive. Beal resents her focus on Stuart while Lillian offers remorse and plans weekly coaching. Stuart invites Lillian to Friday practice, sparking Beal’s jealousy as rain seems inevitable.
Mrs. Harry Boy and Mrs. Al Hill were in Fort Wayne on Monday. Jacob Zimmerman and wife departed for New Castis and Nazil on Wednesday to visit their sons Robert and Floyd and their families for ten days. Miss Mary McKahan of Wabash visited relatives including her aunt Mrs. S. B Burdee and Jamie over Sunday.
Starvey Homman and a family from Argos visited over Sunday at the Homman and Hayhawes places. Miss Walera Seif, teaching at Whiting, attended the commencement and visited with her parents, the Selt family. William Harter traveled to Warsaw to stay with his parents. Frank Tracy of South Town was a business visitor in Plymouth.
Louisville druggist T P Taylor urges Rexall Orderlies as the simplest health insurance and best laxative for all ages. He warns against neglecting the most basic preventive measure by keeping the bowels open with the product.
The Silver Lake Board of Trustees approves opening North High Street to public use as platted. Affected property owners must remove obstructions. A hearing is scheduled in the Clerk’s office on Friday evening April 28, 1916 at 7 p.m. after which decisions will follow.
In Kosciusko County Indiana a 1916 quiet title suit filed by John W Fuller and others against Michael Myers and others seeks to quiet title to land in Section 29 Township 31 North Range 5 East described as the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter with 10 acres out plus the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter excluding a graveyard. Defendants non residents must appear by June 6 1916 at Warsaw court to answer or demur.
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