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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
8
A party of Canadian farmers is expected to arrive in Kosciusko County on August 25 to study local farming conditions and practices. The group will tour farms and meet local growers to exchange knowledge and discuss agricultural methods.
Mrs. Bashore and her daughter Helena arrive in Ada Ohio this week to visit her parents Mr and Mrs RB Price. The family hosts the guest during the stay in the community.
To begin Aug. 23. The Church of God camp meeting will commence Friday, August 24, and continue ten days at Yellow Lake.
Moved temporarily the W I Geiger family left Monday morning for Lake Wawasee to stay several weeks. Mr Geiger will be employed on the Baugher road construction, holding the contract with Mr Newhouse for the building.
J E Eschbach of Fort Wayne began a town visit for Lincoln Loan & Trust Co. He was in town Wednesday to handle business. He traveled with Kenneth Ely, head of the bonding department of the same institution.
Rain Friday and Friday night revived crops and spurred new growth. Farmers report corn in good shape with ears forming well, signaling a potentially large harvest.
Notice to milk buyers due to feed shortages and high costs milk prices increase starting Sunday August 5. Quarts set at 12 cents and pints at 7 cents. IZA OOY
William Hunter and Clyde Budd rent the former Jack Burt blacksmith shop and prepare a service station offering gas oils tires tubes and accessories.
Senator C. L. Leonard recovering from April operation in Indianapolis hospital has visited downtown daily this week and is rapidly gaining strength. Citizens are glad to see him active in town.
Members of the Carpenters Union of Wabash gathered at Myrtle-Glenn Park on Wednesday for an all day reunion picnic with a large turnout and a pleasant outdoor event.
The ninth annual Hippensteen and Warren reunions set for Sunday August 5 1923. Location for Hippensteen Warren is the John Knesley farm near No Manchester with directions and Secretary Robert Quinn noted. Snake family also plans a reunion at Cheater Shafer home just south of Warsaw on August 5 1923.
The third reunion of the Fike and Drudge families will be held at Myrtle-Glenn Park near this place on Sunday, August 26. The seventh annual Armey family reunion and the Rickel Meyer gatherings are scheduled for August with details including home locations and association officers.
A brief local column reports A D Taylor on streets Monday MR Longbrake from Warren in the area Monday visits by D M Regents and Irvin Parker families at the Clink home Sunday John Homan moved his barn for easier use Carl Longbrake visited Marion over the weekend W C U Brady remains unchanged but weaker Threshing largely complete with farmers pleased by grain yields.
The eighth annual reunion of the Leonard Smith senior families will be held at the Elias Smith home in Mentone on Sunday September 9. The yesterday family will hold their third reunion on Sunday August 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Kreamer in the east part of town. The tenth annual reunion of the Lowman families will be held on the bank of Yellow Lake on next Sunday August 5.
A Thompson-Tester reunion is planned for Sunday August 26 at the L. A. Rickel residence. The gathering brings together family members and relatives for a congenial afternoon.
William Miller, living south of town, is reported to be recovering well after suffering a paralysis stroke several months ago. The notice notes his steady improvement and ongoing health concerns.
Hands of a receiver take control of Hugro Manufacturing in Warsaw after a Saturday action. The firm faces debts exceeding 1.25 million dollars with Dollings Company, also under receiver, showing about 6.25 million dollars owed by Hugro against its creditors.
Lavoptik eye wash from Central Drug Store claims swift aid for sore weak or inflamed eyes using camphor hydrastia witch hazel and related ingredients. A patient with watery eyes for three years reportedly improved immediately and another case of red inflamed eyes benefited. One small bottle and an aluminum eye cup free with purchase.
A booming demand for Harvey cigars is noted as smoke cases rise daily and retailers report steady sales across all dealers. The line emphasizes growing popularity and distribution without detailing specific locations or figures.
Samuel Snake of three miles north of Silver Lake will hold a public sale on Saturday August 11 at 1 PM selling a horse cattle farm implements household goods kitchen furniture and other articles.
Preaching services will be held at South Pleasant at 8:80 a.m. Disko at 10:45 a.m. Silver Lake at 7:00 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and support with their presence. Pastor B S Young invites all.
Martin family from Dayton Ohio Claude Jones family of Blairmount and Mr and Mrs Samuel Clymer of North Manchester visited Sunday at the William Miller home south of town. Mrs Martin and Mrs Jones are daughters of the Clymers who lived here about twenty five years ago.
Record Office at Silver Lake prints wedding invitations on special stock. Please visit to view specimen cards and select designs. prices offered are very low for the charming bride to be and groom to be.
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