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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
5
A handier needle aiding weak sight claims to thread itself as surely as a bird can. The Calyx-Eyed Self-Threading Needle suits those with poor vision, promising simple use without practice. Three needles available for 10 cents postpaid from Lock Box 33 Silver Lake Indiana or by local inquiry.
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio promises to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notice dated December 6 1886 before Notary A W Giesson. Sold by all druggists 750. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Victoria reading club members meet at Mrs Myers home Monday evening with plans to hold the next gathering at the Pearson home. Pierre Underhill returned from Wabash Saturday night to stay with relatives for several days. George Cook of Warsaw transacted business here Monday. Mrs H A Martindale went to Wabash last Saturday to assist in a revival. Mrs Lottie Brenneman travels to Peru to stay with daughter Mrs Cora Williams and granddaughter Mrs Ray Wilson.
Several weeks ago Ralph Kreamer of the south east of town suffered injuries when his overalls and underwear were torn by a corn shredder. His legs were bruised from ankles to knees and skin was broken. Doctors found pus last week and have been dressing the wounds daily hoping for a safe recovery.
A jumble of notices mentions Fletcher's Castoria and local economy ads. Directors and residents Kenneth Losure and Mr. Cook travel from Warsaw. Mrs. Jacob Haney and Gildys join J. W. Wissburn at a home. Chester Bashure returns from telegraphy studies. Mary Meeck visits family in Texas. Dr. L. C. Meck and kin subscribe to magazines and papers at the Record office.
A Boston woman praises French courtesy and recounts a Paris anecdote on the Champs Elysees. She recalls asking directions to Rue de la Croche and being politely informed the interlocutor did not know, then learning his brother also lacked the answer.
Culbone church on the North Devon coast claims to be England s smallest. It measures 33 feet by 12 feet 8 inches and serves about 35 people in 1337 acres. The sun only reaches inside four months a year due to surrounding woods and cliffs. The pre Norman iron barred window is a notable feature.
Household article inspired by Lima Rose from Home Beautiful offers practical tips for indoor plant care during cold months. Readers learn essential steps to keep house plants healthy, vibrant, and thriving through winter.
Wiltrout, confined at home with illness for several weeks, has greatly improved and was able to be downtown on Wednesday for the first time.
Charles Roger and his wife spent a few days in Texas before traveling to North Manchester to visit his sister Mrs Dennis Dulany. They sold their household goods at Walkerton and depart Sunday for San Antonio to start a new life in Texas. Locals express regret at their Indiana departure and wish them success.
A special program will be presented in several rooms of the school Friday afternoon. Pupils in the second intermediate and grammar rooms have an excellent program, and primary and first intermediate pupils will share their entertainment together.
The second high school literary society will present a specially prepared program next Tuesday afternoon in the high school building. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs A L Myers returned to their Monrovia California home after a week long visit in California with his mother Mrs Sarah Fisher and other relatives.
Students in Silver Lake schools earned perfect spelling grades in month three. Grade 2 names Elberta Frye Mable Carr Robert Herendeen Mildred Shuth. Grade 3 Cue Fisher Mabelle Sprigg Arlene Braude Raymond Bowen Nora Shireman Opal Hamman. Grade 4 Lois Rager Lewis Leckrone Allen Meinert.
The Grammer Room at district No 2 lists students with perfect spelling grades for the third month. Grade 2 students Naida Smith Oneida Jamison Delbert Harris achieved top marks. Grade 3 Dwight Leckrone Rob ertou. Grade 5 Loren Murphy also earned perfect scores.
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