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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
4
Christmas visits fill the week as Mrs. Will Hill and daughter Gertrude spend time with relatives in Go shen and Knox. Claypool visitors include Miss Lucile Valentine and Miss Nora Richardson in Indianapolis teaching roles. Numerous locals travel to Chicago, Anderson, Whiting, and Decatur for business, teaching duties, or holiday gatherings, with revival meetings beginning at Packerton.
A man in Ohio flagged a train and saved it from a wreck. The piece also recalls H T Alston of Rel eigh North Carolina who credited Electric Bitters with curing stomach and kidney troubles after a drastic decline. Four bottles restored health. trial offered at 50 cents through Rager and Jontz.
Miss Hazel Stofer of Wabash visited Miss Zeda Yotter last week and over Sunday. Indianapolis visitors Mr. and Mrs W. J. Fitton spent Christmas with relatives. W J is District Sales Manager for the Empire Automobile Co. Everett Adams and his mother Lizzie Adams stayed at M P Shorty home near Yellow Lake. Edna Brown, employed in Warsaw, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. The Armey family and guests were Sunday visitors at Silvanus Funck home. Rev O B Wells from North Manchester visited friends, accompanied by son Boyd Wells studying electrical engineering at Purdue. Edwin Stout of Warsaw presented an art calendar from Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guarantee Co., of which he is president and GM. The RECORD invites local items for publication. Oz and Bruce Sherbondy from Warsaw visited. Christmas sweets promotions noted. Several other local visits and holiday gatherings are mentioned among residents from Wabash, Pierceton, Claypool, Silver Lake, and Akron.
Mrs. W. S Harvey of Indianapolis visited with Getty families. Floyd Burt and family from Warsaw spent Christmas at the Jack Burt home. Frank Smith returned from Piqua Ohio after a two week visit. Dr. Meek left Tiosa after days with his ill mother. Hazel Bloom and son returned to Claypool after two weeks with the Merinl family. Mary Hawley sent RECORD to Newport via her daughter Mrs. Charles Evans. A new vegetable storm door front was added to the post office to improve warmth. Mrs. Kittie Campbell of Ohio visited her sister.
John Gall and family reside southeast of Tlen Puch East. Joe Way and his lady friend from Battle Creek Michigan stayed a couple of days last week as guests at the Nate Way home southwest of town.
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