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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
5
Sunday gatherings and visits across Warsaw and Silver Lake communities are listed with numerous names: Aker, Carr, Moyer, Swick, Beber, Rouse, Akers, Meese, Rowland, Parker, Reese, Price, Gill, Summe, and others. Activities include dinners at various homes, church events, and a revival meeting in Silver Lake. A brief health tip promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for indigestion.
Sunday visits filled Grove Chapel as Miss Mable Beirgh and others spent time at Metzzer Casarles Leiter s and the Oder Arnold home. Rev McCoy preached despite a funeral in town. Fifty two attended Sunday School with a focus on lessons and good points.
A. B. Cline's business trip to Disko Saturday evening is noted plus others visiting local families. Frank Zimmerman installs a hot water heating plant for a party in North Manchester with Mack Lambert assisting. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Smith visit from Akron to see Noah Shireman and his wife. Dora Garcia returns home to Elkhart after visiting J. A. Teeter family. Albert Dillman and wife visit near Liberty Mills with Dillman's sister Mrs Grube and family joining them.
Local column lists visitors and residents including Mrs C C Weimer from North Manchester visiting south of town, Miss Emma Robinson from near Wabash, Mrs Schulyler Rader of Akron ill, and others in town for the week. It mentions Sunday School attendance, upcoming sermons, and a sudden death in the Garman family with a doctor summoned.
Hours at warm funeral were held Tuesday forenoon at a local place. The body was laid to rest in a nearby cemetery. The community extends heartfelt sympathy to the relatives and friends.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, swears to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A W Gleason. Company advertises internal cure, testimonials, and pill for constipation.
Local notice invites readers to enroll as subscribers with the paper mailed to their address for one dollar per year. The casual ad prompts interested individuals to come in and sign up to receive the publication.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson advertise themselves as notaries public. They invite inquiries at the Record Office for any notary work during business hours.
A flurry of brief items records visits and health news in North Vernon and nearby areas. Andrew of North Vernon tended to his drug store interests. W H Johnston visited his ill uncle John Aukerman in Akron. Mrs Shireman improved after illness. Several residents traveled for work or church as the community shares notices and requests news.
If you have a son, a daughter, a brother, a sister, a father, a mother or a friend living away from here, why don't you have the RECORD sent to them for a year? 147s only $1 and they will thank you many times each week throughout the year. Now be good to your absent friends and let them know that you think of them Why not send it to them as a Christ mas present?
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