Silver Lake Record note on local paper history
The Silver Lake Record specifies its THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR and No 34 issue details. It lists THE RECORD PUB GO Brush & Hanson as proprietors and notes post office classification as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
4
The Silver Lake Record specifies its THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR and No 34 issue details. It lists THE RECORD PUB GO Brush & Hanson as proprietors and notes post office classification as second class matter.
Fairview residents and neighboring families attended varied activities last week. C M Regenos visited Warsaw on business, Rev Pence shared Sunday dinner at the Theodore Parker home, and Rev S M Hill of Atwood called at the M P Shulty home. Horace Kimes and family from near Claypool joined services, George Rouse and family and John L Parker with wife visited friends near Pierceton, while the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Art Mattox of Knox was buried.
Residents recall a burial service held in the cemetery last Friday. William Huffman and family shared Sunday dinner with their son Elmer and another family near Beaver Dam. A sizable crowd from the area attended Billy Sunday’s meeting at Winona on Sunday afternoon and evening.
Lar Longbrake of Wabash visits relatives here as threshing ends and farmers plan fall work. A large crowd attended Winona Tabernacle services with over eight thousand present in the afternoon. The article notes daily traffic of many automobiles, hinting at a busy travel season and resort trips.
Franklin K. Lane plans to enter the Doheny oil business in New York by April 1 while taking on the national chair for the Salvation Army’s 1920 appeal. He vows to work with actual Salvation Army staff, support relief efforts, and urge Americans to back the drive with hands-on effort rather than speeches.
The Salvation Army reports immense relief amid high living costs. It donated 3,699,767 meals in the year ending last September 30 and 371,334 meals at approximate cost, plus free beds for 1,181,547 nights and 1,498,887 nominal charges. It also provided temporary relief to 709,351 people.
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