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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
5
Local notes mention Townsend day at the Ed Weaver home and family visits including Emanuel Leckrone in Akron and Warsaw theater attendance. Ads invite buy sell and lost found options with names Sussanna Ord and Earl W Conrad noted for services and casting repairs.
An advertisement touts Grando Pine as a cure for coughs colds hoarseness bronchial issues and throat irritation. It claims fast relief with a 3 oz bottle making a pint of medicine in two minutes and cites testimonials from Pollick and Mrs Porter.
Ellen Bernhardt of Helena Montana known for hands on farm work on May Gallivan ranch drives a heavy tractor 5642 feet up Mount Helena and back in three hours four minutes without a trail. She later demonstrates plowing on level ground and will attend the National Tractor Show in Columbus Ohio February 7 to 12 with Montana farmers.
Charles V. Vickrey reports to Near East Relief trustees on child saving in the Armenian Republic and surrounding regions. He cites 229 orphanages, 1268 hospital beds, and care for tubercular and blind children while stressing education and citizenship as keys to regional peace.
Saturday and Sunday activities fill the record with names and places. Elmer Engle and Winfield Dye appear in the vicinity while ice harvest is expected at Hill Lake. Center Sunday school reported strong attendance and local families, including the Clinks, visited Silver Lake and Samuel Clink homes. Maxine Clint remains ill with whooping cough and mumps. Mrs Bilisill has returned home from a visit with her parents. Ed Clink and daughter Zeta attended preaching at Silver Lake Sunday evening.
Readers are urged to forward news tips to the REC ORD office for possible inclusion in upcoming pages. The notice stresses accuracy and prompt submission to aid timely coverage.
Mickie warns that EIR Scruggs will not run more advertising until he sees results from the sign on the elephant. He notes the circus was here four years ago and paid forth.
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