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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
4
Grove Chapel notes a quiet Sunday with relatives visiting, Sunday school attendance of forty five, and a funeral for Grandma Bodkin at the local cemetery. Several neighbors and families are named including Beigh, Kimes, Leiter, Meridith, Dick, and Garman as visitors and mourners.
Icy conditions noted with multiple residents in Claypool. I. A. Ulsh and John Homano were seen in Claypool on Monday. Jerry Adams was making farm improvements there. Vet Johnston traveled to Silver Lake. Sol Minear hauling rock to Claypool. Ed Mills and Lester Regenos on business in Claypool. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker and daughter visited Ed Clink and wife over the weekend.
The community reports a new year beginning pleasantly in 1913. Ervin Parker butchered Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Hill and Mrs. Catharine Hill are ill. Morris Liupely and Percy Ring were seen on local streets. Quail season ended. Rev. Fryberger preached. Center church repairs near completion. Win Parker and Ina Y Woman visited neighbors. Johnston called on J W Clink. Joan Fruit and family visited Mahlon Rickel. Wm T Little builds a wood house. No Young Peoples meeting due to rain. Dr Landis and L D Snake hunted last week. Rumor of a possible wedding. Charles Netzea and Mrs Netzea visited parental home Ike Homan.
From Porto Rico Ramon T Marchan of Barceloneta reports Dr King’s New Discovery curing his coughs and his brother’s chest cold and aiding over twenty others. He urges wider sale to every drug store. Trial bottle offered. 50c and 1.00. Guaranteed by Rager and Jontz.
Sunday guests and calls fill the center items with names such as Bessie Carr Beatrice Moyer Pearl Price and Quin ter Hines plus visits by A L Price Charley Carr Moyer Swick Alfaretta Price and the Clink Johnston families. A baby girl arrived last Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Quinter Hines.
Walter Bouse spent Sunday at John L Parker home. Dennis Parker spent Saturday night with Walter Bouse. Irvin Parker and family visited Bert Rickel and family. Pearl Price visited Quin ter Hines. John L Parker butchered Tuesday. Sleet causes horses to be shod. George Bouse and wife visited Arlie Ring. Joe Parker visited Abraham Metzger near Grove Chapel. Quinter Hines welcomed a baby girl Viula Lucite.
A man in Ohio clutched the engine to stop a wreck and avert disaster. The article notes similar claims by H. T. Alston of Religh North Carolina who credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health after stomach and kidney troubles. Four bottles priced 50 cents at Rager and Jontz.
Monroe Kreiter improves slowly while George Leckrone is visited by Alva Leckrone. Meetings closed at the brick church. Ladies' aid met at Sylvanus Funk’s. Isaac Alrey moved his saw mill to Samuel Montel’s. Brandenburg and Metzger visited Kokomo. Farmers Mutual Insurance dues paid at Silver Lake. Visitors called on John Craver who is not improving and feared to have stomach cancer. Twenty neighbors joined in wood cutting. Co operative Telephone Co. annual meeting attended by Brandenburg Rhodes Nehr Deafenbaugh. next meeting at Claypool.
An agent for Emmons & Co Nursery in Newark New York advertises high quality nursery stock. All stock is warranted to grow the first year, promoting a wide selection of plant stock and promising reliable growth. W. H. Johnson is listed as the contact.
Brash and Hanson advertise as an authorized subscription agency at the RECORD office in Silver Lake. They offer to handle subscriptions to any magazine and provide money saving catalogs upon request.
A speaker held up a small round box and proclaimed Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the best for burns and other injuries. The product is promoted for boils ulcers sores pimples eczema cuts sprains and bruises, with a 25 cent price at Rager and Jontz.
The Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court Indiana appoints C Leroy Leonard as administrator of Kezia J. Bilger estate Kosciusko County stating the estate is solvent. Leonard dates the notice December 27 1912.
The Kosciusko Circuit Court clerk presides over a solvent docket with O Leroy Leonard named as administrator dated December 27 1912. The record reflects official action appointing Leonard in the probate matter.
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