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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
5
Local notice from James Meloy promoting Bliss Native Herb Tablets claimed to aid rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. Tablets offered at the Silver Lake Record Office for 200 doses priced at one dollar.
Downing and Tucker in Claypool report a large assortment of new Vicirela records available for purchase. The shop emphasizes variety and immediate availability for collectors and buyers seeking contemporary catalog entries.
A notice urges sending new items to the Ruc- ORD office and inserting an advertisement in the Revorp promising payment. The brief prompts readers to try the scheme for quick earnings.
Miss Irene Wiltruut, summer visitor from Winona, spent a few days in town visiting relatives and friends. She works in Evansville at a bank and stayed with sister Mrs. Ernest Reveal. Accompanied by her mother and sister Mredna Reveal, they fished at the park and enjoyed a fish fry before returning home.
Reason Rickel born April 22 1842 in Kosciusko County Indiana died July 29 1919 aged 76 years 3 months 7 days He married Sarah J Worn December 25 1869 they had thirteen children seven sons three daughters predeceased him ten living children twenty five grandchildren and one great grandchild He leaves brothers G W Rickel of Sevastopol and Winchester Kentucky The funeral was July 31 at Palestine with interment nearby He spent his life within three miles of his family farm and was valued in the community.
Mrs Nora Keller and her daughter visited in Warsaw over Sunday along with the Lloyd Sheely family. The C E Viers family of Rochester spent last Sunday with the Leon ard family. Mrs Viers is a daughter of Mrs Mary Leonard. John Haney visited relatives in North Manchester. We weld broken castings and metal parts. Bari W Conrad of Warsaw reports on a business note. Kloud Zimmermann returned from Brazil for a short vacation with the Zimmermann and Alspaugh families. Fred Summe and family returned from Chicago. Faye Miller of Berrien Centre visited the Myron Murphy home. Mrs Hazel Bloom and children from Elkhard are here visiting relatives. Dorothy Rayer of Minster, Ohio, stayed with her grandmother and uncle in town. Saccharine for pickling noted at Shoe maker's Pharmacy Claypool. Wilford Hamman, once in South Bend, visited his parents in town. Arthur Hamilton and family now reside in North Manchester. Scott Lawrence and the Colbert families attended a Red Cross meeting in Winona to hear R J Colbert speak. Mary Eunice of Indianapolis visits Gladys Drudge. Miss Mary Kreamer spent several days in Warsaw visiting her brother Roy. Miss Voris Meinert works at Pearson restaurant. Dr Smith family who visited last week returned to Decatur. Kid Weaver and family visited Mrs Townsend in Silver Lake.
An announcement invites the Will family descendants to attend the annual reunion to be held in the park near this place on Thursday August 28. It urges a large turnout of descendants.
The thirteenth annual Rickel Meyer families reunion will be held Thursday next week August 2 on the east bank of Beaver Dam Lake. A large assemblage of both families is expected.
The Fanning family will hold a reunion at the city park next Sunday. Officials expect a large attendance and a general atmosphere of goodwill and celebration.
The annual Church of God camp meeting runs August 15 to 24 on the bank of Yellow Creek Lake. Able Bible teachers and the board with usual accommodations will be provided.
The board of trustees of Silver Lake will hold a regular session Friday evening to discuss current governance matters and upcoming agendas.
A plea urges readers to mail a RECORD to sons, daughters, siblings, parents, or friends living away, promising gratitude from recipients weekly for a year. The offer emphasizes kindness to absent loved ones and staying in touch through the service.
The subject moved here Wednesday from Garrett and plans to settle in furnished rooms in Garrett where they have lived for some time, bringing household effects.
Members of the One Dozen Club founded about a decade ago gathered at the park last Sunday for a reunion. The paper has not yet received any report or account of the gathering as of press time.
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