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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
4
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Invitation note states that invitations will not ring before printing and invites brides and grooms to visit Silver Lake Record Office to view specimen cards and make a selection with very low prices.
Here From Chicago Samuel Ostros of Chicago visited Getty homes for a couple of days last week and spent a day in Indianapolis where he was employed a year or 80 ago. Mrs Ollie Marsh of Chicago arrived here last week to visit her mother Mrs Elizabeth Hively and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. C. Harvey traveled from Chicago last Sunday to visit brothers Arthur Getty and Frank Getty and their families.
Members of the embroidery club were entertained last Friday afternoon at the Chlose Funk home. Mrs Mabel Summe hosted a party at her home Tuesday evening for embroidery club members and all enjoyed a pleasant time. Mazda Class of the M E B Sunday School was entertained at John Ayers home last Wednesday evening.
McClure and Parker shipped a car of livestock to the Indianapolis market on Monday with Irvin Parker accompanying the shipment.
Hill and Barnes shipped a car of live stock to the Indianapolis market on Tuesday with Mr. Hill accompanying the shipment.
The American Red Cross First Aid Bureau promotes first-aid and accident prevention through lectures and demonstrations. Laws in several states require first aid in industry and mining. Emphasis is on reaching youth to reduce fatalities and lifelong injuries, with data showing high home accident costs and insurance claims.
Thomas Hathaway visited the Charles Babney home for a short time Monday. Elza Heckman who sold his property will move to the H. A. Moyer farm west of Silver Lake. The local threshing ring settled the year’s accounts pleasantly with ice cream and cake for the event. Ed Clink and family and John Clink and wife traveled to Winona Sunday to hear a Billy Sunday sermon delivered to a large crowd with an estimated ten thousand in attendance.
Dode Kline family returned from Danville Illinois. Mr and Mrs William Lynch welcomed a 914 pound baby boy named Walter William born August 6. Hulda and Herman Renberger of LaFontaine visited local friends and recalled their former Bolun place residence.
The Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk appoints Mary M. Warren Administratrix of the estate of Edward V. Warren late of Kosciusko County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent as of July 29 1919.
The Red Cross continues its war service with convalescent houses and camp amusements aiding recovery. Lake Division reports show Can teens in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky cared for 246 200 soldiers last month. Home Service workers in camps keep in touch with families and provide information to bridge distance. Banking arrangements at Camp Taylor and Camp Sherman enable soldiers to deposit funds with hometown banks, totaling 5 780 on opening and 28 930 in a single day. Meanwhile legal notices and medical ads appear in the Toledo area.
A promotional note urges readers to have legal notices published in The Record by directing their attorneys to place appointments and related notices in preferred papers. It emphasizes client control over notices such as administrator executor guardian and real estate actions and warns against using county seat papers.
A call to join the Silver Lake Record readership. The note urges residents to enroll at the office, ensuring neighbors can access the paper when needed and highlighting the value of having a personal copy for reference and support.
An advertisement touts Glando Pine as a cheap do it yourself cough medicine. It claims 3 ounces costs 50 cents and, when mixed with syrup or honey, makes a pint to treat coughs colds and throat irritation. A Lima Ohio testimonial says it cured a severe chronic cough and prevented pneumonia. Glando Pine is produced by Gland-Aid Co Ft Wayne Indiana.
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