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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
8
The notice invites readers to subscribe or renew magazines and newspapers, offering a year of mail to distant friends for $1. It mentions Mr and Mrs Charles Brown east of town and Miss Lena Zent visiting near Palestine, with carrier William Wiley from route two briefly off duty due to sickness.
Royal Brown spent several days in Elkhart with relatives and sought employment. Miss Anna Hopkins returned to Wabash after visiting south of town, joined by her sister Ethel who resumed work there. Leo Leonard came home from Carthage. Local notices urge subscriptions and note dissolving partnerships between Clery and Hanes. Mr. and Mrs. James Lane from Marion visited in town with family. Lloyd Yates of Warsaw, visiting his uncle Wesley Yates, stopped by on the way home from Disko.
Local notice invites readers to subscribe to The Record and enroll their names at the office. The terse ad signals a campaign to boost circulation through subscriber enrollments.
Notice states the Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk appoints the undersigned as administrator of the estate. The filing references Indiana state law and the Kosciusko County court system. This public notice confirms the administrator's role and the ongoing probate process.
A notice from the Record Office at Silver Lake invites the bride and groom to visit to view sample cards and choose invitations. The firm promises low prices and will show sample men cards for selection.
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