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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1898
Page
4
A fragment notes a subscription price of one dollar per year with a date line Thursday January 20, 1898 suggesting a period advertisement or notice in a historical newspaper.
Silver Lake residents discuss town growth with electric street lights and a booming economy. Revivals at Center, Gospel Hill, and South Pleasant draw converts. local meetings led by Rev Mellinger and Rev J W Riley attract attendees from Claypool, Mt Pleasant, and surrounding areas.
Lake township plans a Popular Institute with pupils patrons teachers and the township trustee to meet Friday Feb 25 1898. Program includes reading a test music class lesson in reading and a noon song by the S L H S Quartet. A talk on common schools progress and future prospects will be given. All interested in education are invited. Orrna Funk secretary.
The Clay and Lake townships held the first joint institute at Silver Lake on Saturday January 10. Chair Mr Kemper led the session at 9 30 A M with opening exercises by Mr Adams and duties carried out by Mr Adaddell Mr Kern Mr Kemper Miss Kinsey and Superintendent Worley who spoke briefly. The institute adjourned to meet in Claypool February 19 1898. Orphae Fune.
The Frankfort Evening News reports a congregation led gift event for Rev O B Wells of Jefferson U B church. Provisions and cash totaling 43 dollars were collected at the parsonage, reflecting strong church unity and Wells popularity after seventeen months in town.
Prof Eschbach criticizes communication. Miss Ruth Long of Warsaw visited. Bi monthly examinations Thursday and Sunday. Misses Lulu Babcock Cora Price and Ada Laure visited Friday. Rumor suggests no 9th year next year and common branches finished in eight years to add another year to the high school.
Local notices report Wertenberger meat market advertising fresh meats and oysters while seeking 500 rabbits weekly. A birth is announced near Rose Hill as Mr and Mrs Joshua Bussard welcome twins. Police log recounts a horse and buggy stolen near War saw from Enoch Goshert, later traced to 29 year old Harry Evans who took a whip and rig, then returned it amid initial denials.
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