10 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
1
Fifty two pupils were neither tardy nor absent in the first part of the school year at Silver Lake Public Schools. The list includes students such as Everett Yates and Ethel Yates with many others named. note that some names misspellings occur in the OCR. The article praises full attendance before the holidays and urges perfect attendance in the second half.
Rep J Joyce of Vigo county will introduce in the coming session a bill to prevent the sale and use of death tainted, disgusted or lame horses. The act imposes penalties for violations and declares an emergency.
Teachers of Lake Township will meet in Silver Lake on Saturday January 12 1967 for the fifth institute of the year. The program lists quotations from Franklin Basis of Practical Teaching and various recitations and chapters led by Miss Carrell Miss Carr el Miss Carrell Miss Carr el and others. Mahbelle Martindale secretary invites all to attend.
William Teague county bailiff at Wabash visited Wednesday and called on Postmaster Ferree. He was getting dental work done by Dr. Hay who serves many Wabash patrons seeking quality dental care at reasonable prices from outside the town.
The two weeks old infant of Mrs. Calvin Giresso died Sunday and was buried in the Odi Fellows cemetery near Ragno Mondiuy.
Post card rules outline design and addressing standards after March 1. The right half of the card is reserved for the address and postage mark while the front features space for the message and recipient.
The notices report Nene Meredith infant son of Harvey and Ada Meredith born December 15 died January 1 1607 at 17 days. Also Nya Genevieve Stitswerth daughter of John and Filiveboth Stitswerth born March 28 1884 in Ons tiuske County died January 8 aged 22 years. Funeral held Tuesday at Bethel church south-west of here with interment nearby.
A traveling auto house tour halted in Kokomo with seven children and several adults including Mr Strang and Dr Streng. The group claimed to travel from Houston to Seattle to fund a home for orphans, but Howard County sent the children to White's Institute in Wabash at county expense. The plan collapsed after Kokomo, leaving the youths to be cared for locally. the group sought to resume concerts to raise funds for the venture.
The Rev Wright family has moved into the parsonage after months of work and inconvenience. bh. M. Jaynes and wife occupy their nearly finished new residence just west of town with up to date heating, providing a comfortable home.
In the regular meeting of Silver Lake Lodge No. 576 I O O F new officers were installed for the coming six months with L W Myers acting as installing officer. The roster includes WN G John Ayers V G James Vangilder Ree See C Flanson Tin Lee J L Arthur Treas M D Votter Warden Joseph Werlin RS N G L W Myers L B N G L D Underhill Conductor S N Rickel G William Barrett O G Ariey Ring Chaplain W E Wood RLS V V G C FP Sellers L S V G S A Holman.
Lakeview Lodge No. 1t K of BP will install officers for the new term next Monday evening. Named include J.A. Meek C C Evard Mageard W C W E Wood Prel GO Er Wiltrout 42 of W J Cline Roof R&S Co A Pearson Moot Fy A.S Sprige M of J A W Herendeen M I P M Jaques I G AI Armiss O G
Ezra Wood has been informed that his monthly pension rises from fourteen dollars to seventeen dollars. The adjustment reflects new pension terms and will take effect immediately.
The article links a string of Akron disasters in December across years to a pattern of ill luck. It discusses Indiana real estate revaluation occurring every four years and notes past valuations and expected changes under the governor's stance.
Willian Dillman reports hearing frogs last Sunday as weather felt like spring for several days, aligning with a mild April pattern. The season’s warmth and frog chorus reflect typical early spring conditions in the region.
A fragmentary line appears to list pricing and items including "parts 1.25" and "Goldsmith" along with "Boots" as part of a catalog or advertisement trade offer.
A reflection on secret societies like Freemasonry and Odd Fellows. The piece argues secrecy depends on intent, praising groups that promote mind and heart, defend government, and aid charities, while condemning revelry and plots. It warns home life suffers when men neglect conjugal authority for society.
Little Miss Ruth Leckrone marked her seventh birthday by inviting classmates to a small after school reception at her home. Her mother orchestrated the surprise and the children enjoyed a pleasant social gathering.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly helped us during the illness. Your thoughtful acts and support brought comfort and strength to our family.
Homes visited by the stork include Mr. and Mrs. J. D Gill who welcomed a son on Sunday January 6. Dr. Cary reports a visit at Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Perry near Rose Hill on January 4 resulting in a baby girl.
A series of protracted meetings started last Sunday evening at the U B church led by Rev. S A Rhodes. Services are well attended and ongoing.
The Victoria Reading Club met at Mrs W E Wood on East Main Street January 7 1907 and elected officers for 1907. President Mrs Clara Leonard Vice President Mrs Mary Shipley Secretary Mrs Phebe Jaques Financial Secretary Mrs Elizabeth Wood Treasurer Mrs Kate Wiltrout Librarian Mrs Margaret Paulus. They adjourned to meet at Mrs Clara Leonard's home on a Monday evening with a surprise act.
William IT Geiger and Miss Maude M Robinson both of Silver Lake were joined in marriage by Rev J A Batley at the Methodist parsonage on Monday afternoon. Geiger, known for farming and onion raising on his southeast Silver Lake farm, expresses belief that in union there is strength as well as in onions. The RECORD offers congratulations.
Goldsmith and Boots urges shoppers to investigate before buying clothing to maximize savings and stretch budgets. The notice emphasizes prudent shopping and cost efficiency for apparel purchases.
An editorial lament notes the song Oh where is my wandering boy tonight and cites statistics on boys spending nights away from home. It argues public meetings avoid naming the issue while stressing the widespread concern over youth and worldly influences and calls for attention.
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