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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
5
Notice to defendants lists unknown residents and spouses as parties in a complex quiet title suit filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court. Plaintiffs name numerous individuals, spouses, heirs, and several corporations as defendants or interests in real estate.
Public notice for a 1918 Kosciusko Circuit Court action to quiet title to 23.57 acres in Kosciusko County Indiana. Defendants Madison Indiana Polis Railroad Company and Silver Lake Building Loan and Savings Association listed as non residents with unknown officers. Case set for September 23 1918 at Warsaw Court House. Attorneys Eschbach and Sloane for the plaintiff.
Seed oats of good quality offered for sale. Interested buyers should inspect the oats or place orders with Hollice Brown or at Farmers Bank.
The shop offers Electric Trons and vacuum cleaners along with toasters and other electrical conveniences. Prices for Electric Trons range from 3.50 to 5.00 dollars and customers are urged to see them before buying to save money.
Park notes list visitors and residents at the lake including Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Albright and Mr. and Mrs. Walter White of Marion. Louis Gable and family from Marion arrived for a month’s stay. Indianapolis guests Dr. Hoover plus Mr. Brown were also noted.
Kusciusko County voters must register by October 7 to participate in next November’s election. The registration board began work Monday at the Warsaw courthouse. Voters unable to go to the county seat can pick up registration blanks at the Recorder office in Silver Lake and complete them at home.
Wedding notices invite friends to attend at the Record Office Silver Lake as invitations on special stock are prepared. The bride and groom elect to present men cards to guests visiting the office for invitation viewing.
The report mentions Hill and Popham shipping stock on Monday and Mary and Pearlill on our Streets. John Homan, son of Mr and Mrs Amos Homan, is very sick. Ed Clink and Elza Heckman thresh rye yielding about 20 bushels per acre as the neighborhood threshing ring works on oats. The funeral of Mrs Reinhart was well attended at St Mathews church on Sunday. Wm Snake and wife of Claypool with several others were called off the Clisk home Sunday afternoon.
A pointed gag item notes readers are urged to focus on their own newspaper and keep attention on personal news rather than chasing others material. The quip implies readers should check their own reporting habits.
A public notice urges readers to settle their subscriptions promptly by bringing or sending payments to prevent embarrassment. The message emphasizes timely action and personal responsibility to maintain service continuity.
A corrected list shows many local boys serving in the American Expeditionary Forces with their units and bases across the United States and abroad. The note invites corrections and updates to missing names or incorrect addresses.
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