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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
5
David, a frustrated lawyer, hopes his son Robin will become a man of achievement. Nora Dean, a young teacher, wins over Robin and David by choosing love over harsh discipline. Under Nora’s care, Robin confesses faults, and the family learns that ruling with kindness yields better results than fear.
The community reports varied health情况 with several residents improving. W F Helser remains about the same, Mrs Worden Smith shows great improvement after a severe cold, Mrs C C Carter in the east part of town also improves, and Mrs Mary J Hill is able to go out after a period at home with a severe cold. Richard and Harold Homman have been sick at home for the past week.
Mrs Alice Hill visited family in Niles Michigan last weekend. Miss Wilgerdia Kissinger and Miss Dawn Jones attended a basketball tournament in Pierceton. Carl Howenstein and family visited North Manchester. Mrs William Hill attended Mrs LeRoy Leonard’s funeral in Goshen. Jack Morris of Akron was in town Monday. Tanlac ad runs. Mr and Mrs J A Walters came from Hikhart for the Leonard funeral. Mrs John Ayers and Mrs Arthur Gety visited in Warsaw. The Misses Mabel and Eunice Martindale, South Bend instructors, home over Sunday. Mrs E M Funk from Warsaw visited her parents near town. Mr Funk attended the Leonard funeral. Edward Hay and wife visited Goshen and attended the funeral.
Mrs Henry Armey, long ill at her Warsaw home, remains about the same, with her condition described as steady and unimproved.
Mrs H A Martiedale lay ill for several days in the south part of town but was reported greatly improved at the latest report. Maurice Drudge, infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Drudge, sick with pneumonia, has not shown much improvement in the past week.
Mrs Susanna Card has improved after several weeks of illness and can be about the home part of the time at her sister Mrs J W Yates residence.
Perry Metzger who had been in the Warsaw hospital for several weeks was brought to his home north east of here last Saturday and supporters report he has been improving since arriving home.
Residents report few changes in conditions over the past week with many still suffering severe colds. Medical experts note colds linger and remedies provide limited relief, affecting daily activities and local routines.
T B Evans, long ill this winter at Mrs A S Sprigg’s home, has shown marked improvement. He is up most of the day and goes outdoors occasionally, lingering at his daughter’s residence.
A notice lists sales on Saturday February 25 near Claypool and Silver Lake. Caldwell and Hively sell 14 head cattle 25 head hops a team of mules farm implements and house goods with sale starting at 10 o'clock. Complete list available on large bills.
The committee of Silver Lake Lodge No. 576 1 CCF notes the death of the wife of brother 0 Leroy Leonard on February 17 1922. It extends heartfelt sympathy and asks for consolation, with copies for the lodge journal and local paper.
Record of visits from Lyman and Mel Roller and Amelia Roller of Goshen and Elkhart, Curtis Roller of Edwardsburg, Michigan, to Goshen area last Saturday and Sunday for relatives after the death of Mrs. C. L. Leonard. Mentions magazine subscription sales by the RECORD office and guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Shireman. Fannie Shipley from northwest of Claypool also stayed at the Leonard home.
Advertises Callyx-Eyed self threading needles for women. Claims easy dark threading and persistent use. Priced at 150 per pack at the Record office.
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