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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
4
A quirky invitation asks children to try writing a brief note or story. It encourages imagination and simple creativity, inviting participation from curious youngsters and their guardians.
Frank Nelson and family were called in Silver Lake Monday. Lester Regenos moved onto the William Parker farm. Mr. Fultz moved from Burker onto the Merrit Longbrake farm, and Longbrake moved to Warsaw. Amos Homan will soon reside here. Wm Smith was on our streets Monday.
Mrs H A Martindale and daughter Eunice visited Plymouth relatives last Friday. Other family members and friends, including Mrs Maggie Collins, Mr and Mrs George Sridge, Frank Bridge, and the Breakeil family, visited A R Bridge south east of North Manchester. L D Underhill traveled to Convoy Ohio to help daughter Phyllis Glancy. Narl Carter joined family in South Bend. Wal Dillman and family from Roann visited Rhodes Hill and Self homes. Eloise Love came from Wahash to visit John W Ferrerda. Roy Carr and family stopped at Chet Bouse’s near Silver Lake Sunday.
Merl Rowland family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hively spent Sunday at the Ralph Shepherd home near North Manchester. Orange Minear of Canada was an overnight guest at the Little home. H. D. Timberman and David Timberman hosted Roy Little and families. Mary Jamison killed hogs Monday. Paul Minear and wife welcomed a daughter. David Jenkins and family visited their daughter Mrs. Warren and family. Record Pub. Co. Silver Lake and Frank Bridge of White County visited relatives here. Will Wedrick and family called on Union Oldfather in Elkhart. Max Glacer of Cleveland with Miss Cloe Haney spent days in Chicago. Mrs. Lou Reed visited from North Manchester with her brothers. Roy Little and family did carpenter work for Mrs. Samuel Snoke.
Center Squirblets Loren and Irene Davidson visit in Michigan while local revival continues. Embroidery Club honors a birthday. Kra tzer visits from Urbana. carpentry work on a Claypool home. Hoffman funeral at Fairview. community shouts for magazine subscribers. numerous local visits and Sunday gatherings reported through the region.
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