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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
4
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Local notes cover visits and travel involving Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Leckrone in Wabash and at the J.M. Amiss home, Chas Rachel among Warsaw business visitors, F M Metheny visiting relatives after working near Indianapolis, Mrs. S F McKrill and her daughter Miss Marjorie southern trip with Gerald Bloom, Rushville Motorcycle Club occupying Raber Hay cottage at the lake, I Bashore planning a 120 foot laying house at his Egg Farm north of town.
L. F. Brown of Springfield Ohio, a representative of an incubator company, visited the Bashore home north of town yesterday. Mr Bashore is reported to have purchased a large incubator with 2440 egg capacity and plans to have it installed and ready for operation within a few months.
The missionary society held a meeting at the Jaques home today. The event focused on community outreach and planned future activities for the group.
Members of the Embroidery Club were entertained Friday afternoon at the Mrs U Snoberger home.
Mrs. J D Cline entertained members of the Embroidery Club to a six o'clock dinner at her home on Jefferson street in honor of her birthday anniversary.
Ernie Carr and family spent last week at Yellow Creek lake. Sunday School is held every Sunday and all are invited. Frank Sellers and family visited with Mrs Reason Rickel. James Leak and family from Niles Michigan visited locally. Frank Fuller and family from Buchanan Michigan visited locally. Miss Mary Carr spent a week in Warsaw with Aunt Mrs Ekom. Mr and Mrs John Penn stay at Richard Davis home while the Davis family are in Ohio. Burden Sellers visited Mentone with Aunt Mrs C A Williamson. Richard Davis and Will Davis families visit Finley Ohio this week.
Local families and friends spent Sunday with relatives in Winona Lake Urbana Mentone Warsaw and Silver Lake. Attendees included Mr and Mrs G A McClure Mrs Alma Yount Mrs M J Halde man Mrs Zeta Votter Mrs F McKown Foster Miller and family Kenneth Bodkin and relatives Mr and Mrs Percy Perry Mrs J F Clymer and others. Activities also note scrap iron price 60 cents per 100 and a hospital trip for a nephew.
Lois Murphy, daughter of Charles A Silver, departed this life in her Lake Iadiaia home. Born June 29 1920 she was three years nine months and twenty three days old. Her sunny friendly disposition won hearts of relatives and friends.
Not because it has been customary but from the depths of our hearts we express thanks to neighbors and friends for their consolation and help during the sickness death and burial of our beloved daughter Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Cufries A Murphy
Word reaches this locality that Mrs. Hattie Jackson is seriously ill at her home in Hamilton Montana. The Jacksons lived here several years ago.
The Lakeside item page notes the Ed Clinic and his wife attending the township convention at Rose Hill church last Sunday. F M Metheny of Chicago Heights attended Sunday School and Prayer meeting at Center. Farmers were busy with hay on the past week and Frank Fuller and family of Buchanan Michigan visited local friends Sunday. Golen Regenos traveled from Indianapolis to visit his parents Mr and Mrs C M Regenos. Mr and Mrs Grossnickel and daughter Vera visited Warsaw Sunday with Mrs Grossnickel's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Robinson. The Ed Clink and J W Clink families and the Irvin Parker family visited the C M Regenos home Sunday afternoon.
Emma Jane Rough was born August 23, 1861 in Silver Lake Indiana and died June 28, 1926 at age 58 years 10 months 5 days after seven months of bed confinement. She married John J. Rough on March 15, 1877 and had two daughters. She leaves a husband two daughters a granddaughter two brothers and three sisters plus many relatives. B. E. Spangle is noted as a brother.
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