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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
4
Local readers note a special program at the hand concert this Thursday evening inviting attendance with promises of no regrets. Visitors include J D Cline and son Heldred visiting Decatur for a few days and other townsfolk stopping by for social and business matters.
The Esta Grosso and Otho Hill families from North Manchester were guests in town Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Rittenhouse visiting Mary J Hill from South Bend works at a millinery store. Mrs. Clara Johnson and husband from Dayton Ohio stayed briefly in Silver Lake. Clara formerly Miss Clara Clymer daughter of Samuel and Mary Clymer of North Manchester.
Tom Craigie travels home contemplating proposing to Eleanor Vane while his father nears death. In the home studio Gay Chalmers secretly alters the artwork to reveal a replica bearing her name, ensuring the father’s dream and the couple’s love both triumph as Gay declares the final canvas is hers.
The text highlights Roumania as a top European wheat producer and oil reserve, controls the Danube estuary, and sits along a critical continental waterway. It notes shifts in European communications after the great war and identifies a land route to Asia running along the Bordeaux to Baku corridor beyond Belgrade and Bucharest.
A brief help wanted notice invites applicants for office work at the Rec ord Office. Apply at 866 Managers to join the staff and start duties at the clerk level.
Local notices recount visitors and relatives in Akron and Warsaw including Mrs. Elmira Riley, Mrs. T. C. McClure, and John G Leonard. Dinners and calls at the Metzger and Olds homes feature guests from Packerton Fort Wayne and Dayton.
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