Farm exchange wanted for larger property near Silver Lake
Mrs. Alice Rager of Rt. 3 Silver Lake seeks a swap: 20 acre farm offered in exchange for a larger nearby place.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
4
Mrs. Alice Rager of Rt. 3 Silver Lake seeks a swap: 20 acre farm offered in exchange for a larger nearby place.
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Mrs. Raber returns home to North Manchester after visiting her son Charles Raber and wife. Dr. Harry Kerr from Indianapolis visited with his wife near W. H. Kern, and Hematitching priced at 10 cents per yard with 3 cent buttonholes at Coffin's Novelty Shop Warsaw. Miss Chloe Haney in Warsaw over Sunday. The fourth quarterly M. E. Church meeting occurred last Saturday with District Superintendent delivering a fine message. Delbert Kerlin a Warsaw business visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Hoggess and Mrs. Charles Boggess visited South Bend Wednesday. Corn buyers urged by Harry Kline. Sylvester Johnston and son Jasper of near Warsaw in town Monday. Large crowd at Paul Kerlin sale. Harvey cigar promotion noted. J R Norman a business visitor in Indianapolis last Friday. Mrs. Frank Brown visiting near North Manchester with granddaughter Ellen Brown at George New house. Louise Harter also present. Eskimo Pie headquarters at Norman's Pharmacy.
The note reports cold weather on Saturday and Sunday forming more lake ice and Monday morning T. J. Alepaugh began harvesting ice for summer use. He has previously supplied Silver Lake residents with twice weekly deliveries and now promises ample ice for the coming hot season.
A marriage license was issued in Warsaw last Saturday to Maine J. Roush of Wabash and Miss Glenna Parker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Parker of Claypool. Roush is a meat cutter in a Wabash market and the bride is a nurse from Wabash Hospital. the couple will reside in Wabash.
A YMCA representative visited the high school Wednesday and arranged Bible study classes. Three groups for grades 7 8, 9 10, and 11 12 will meet weekly for eight weeks with teachers drawn from faculty or patrons.
All those delinquent with their light bills for six months or over will have their lights cut off if the account is not settled before Saturday February 10. Silver Lake Light Plant. Burk and Kissinger.
Mrs. Levi Holderman underwent a major operation in a Warsaw hospital on Tuesday. At latest report she was progressing well and it is believed she may be brought home within a few days.
The Etna Green Farmers' Federation met last Saturday and decided to establish a Farmers' Produce Station in Etna Green under the Etna Township Farmers' Federation organization.
Services at the Methodist churches on the Silver Lake circuit are announced for next Sunday. South Pleasant 9:30 a.m. Silver Lake 10:45 a.m. Disko 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and support with their presence. Pastor J. L. Sturgell invites all.
Dates for fairs in Northern Indiana are announced with the North Manchester Fair scheduled from August 12 to 18.
Traveling salesman Carl Thacker of Art Dragon Go. Sandusky Ohio arrived here Wednesday noon after being summoned home due to his uncle Milton Thacker's serious illness. He was in Huntington Tuesday and reached Tipton Wednesday morning by message, and arrived shortly before his uncle died.
Merl Eby and family relocate to Disko to establish a future home. They arrived about a year ago from Larwill and Eby previously ran the Burt blacksmith shop. They will operate a general repair shop in the area. The family occupied the Jaques property on West Main Heights during their stay.
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