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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
4
Classified notes offer a for sale lawn mower and Bliss Tablets for constipation relief. Advertisements urge readers to inquire at the Record Office and promote Indian Herb tablets for digestive and kidney liver benefits. Brash Hanson of Silver LakeSupply postal orders for a dollar.
Mies Estella Growcock of Columbia City visited with relatives here this week. Howard McGlennen and family of Akron visited with his mother Mrs. Laura McGiennen. Miss Catherine Wyland of South Bend stayed a couple of days. George Herschman and wife of Crown Point visited relatives. Dr. L. O. Meek of Tiosa called on family. Mary Ennis came from Indianapolis to spend the week. Jesse Jones and family of Warsaw visited at the Charles Brown home. Various locals noted for notary work and legal instrument services at the Record office. Mrs. Wardwell of Marion visited and piano tuner services cited. Bath house ad for Beaver Dam Lake. Several families and individuals noted as visiting or traveling through.
Information states Prof W H Davis has sold his Indianapolis residence and will become a New York City resident where he will head the sales department of an eastern book concern. The move ends years of service here and Mrs Davis will stay with her mother Mrs Margaret Paulus before joining him later.
Local residents visit Auburn and nearby towns with a flurry of family and friend gatherings. Visitors include Dr J C Hay and Mrs Hay, Mr and Mrs George Summee, the Jontz family, the Nyces, and many others calling at homes around Myrtle Glenn park and Silver Lake.
Mrs. Sausaman died at her home two miles southwest of Akron last Saturday forenoon from gangrene and diabetes after four weeks of worsening illness. Funeral was held Monday afternoon in Akron with interment in Akron cemetery. She is survived by her husband seven grown children and many relatives.
Were entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. D. Cline and Mrs. Ward well of Marion. Mothers Club guests welcomed by Mrs. Clarence Hill. Mazda class of the M. H. Sunday School hosted at T. Q O. McClure home Wednesday evening.
Emanuel Leckrone walked downtown Thursday morning for the first time in over three months. He had been confined to his home with sickness but is now getting along very nicely.
James Gill of Mentone area fell from a hay load Tuesday morning and suffered a broken collar bone. He is brother to Mrs. Abbie Whittenberger who lives northwest of town.
In memory of our wife and mother Caroline Clink who died a year ago. Those who knew her best loved her as we do. Her loudest laugh though only a smile was sweet as dew to us.
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