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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1917
Page
8
North Manchester residents join Wabash people at the park for a Sunday gathering. Dozens of families from Marion, Chicago, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and nearby towns occupy cottages for a week or more, enjoying fishing and outings.
Frank Kreis made his usual trip Tuesday. Harry McIntyre and Elmer Kubo visited Akron Monday. Frank Nelson and wife from Silver Lake visited Roy Dillman’s on Sunday. Shirl Rider has threshed many local men. Rev. Hill will preach Sunday at 9 30 and attempt to organize Sunday School at 9 30. All are invited.
Orvil Correll was on our streets Monday and Riley Parker on Tuesday morning. Ed Clink made a business trip to Silver Lake Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ring and baby were in this vicinity Monday evening. Rev. Richhart will preach at Center next Sunday evening. Quite a number from this vicinity attended Campmeeting Sunday at Yellow Creek. Jacob Shoemaker of Claypool, formerly sick, is no better at this writing.
The National Alliance of Employers and Employed organized in England aims to foster active cooperation between employers and employed in labor and employment discussions before disputes arise. Attendees included Sir K Crossley Sir Caillard Sir A Firth F Gilbertson and Sir Robert Hadfield with Labor representatives. Industrial Conservation New York.
Brush and Hanson invite new subscribers or renewals for magazines and newspapers. They promise savings and easy ordering, guiding you through choosing titles and completing the signup.
The report lists many names and motions of social visits across Winona, Silver Lake, Warsaw, Leesburg, North Manchester, and nearby areas. It notes relatives from Chicago and Indiana towns visiting families, farm business trips, and a charity plea for readers to submit news. It mentions trespass warnings at Spyder farm and a reach-out for more local items.
Lake Township trustee Monroe Paulus outlines proposed 1917 expenditures and taxes at the Advisory Board meeting. Town and local taxes are itemized with amounts for school, road and cemetery costs, plus sinking fund. Total expenditures are $14680.00 with a total tax rate of 172 cents per hundred dollars.
Sealed bids are invited at the Trustees Office in Silver Lake Kosciusko County Indiana until 2 00 pm September 4 1917 for the letting of the eight school routes of Lake township Each route must have separate bids and bidders may submit only one bid on the routes The trustee reserves the right to reject all bids M Paulus Township Trustee Lake Township Kosciusko County Indiana dated August 8 1917
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