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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
5
Several residents and visitors are noted in North Manchester and nearby towns. The item lists numerous names and relations visiting, including Metzler family, Leckrone and Olde families, Leonard siblings, H. A. Martindale, and others from Elkhart Warsaw Garrett Warsaw and Argos. The column also includes local business advertising and a stray moral quip about wealth.
A milk delivery route may start in Silver Leake in a few days. Interested residents can call 64 to arrange delivery each morning at about 10 cents per quart.
Center Squibbets Artie Ring and family called at the Artie Carr home Sunday evening. Manuel Shilling and wife spent Sunday with friends in Mentone. Dorothy Aker of Warsaw was an overnight guest of Mabel and Maury Carr. Miesva Brady returned Friday from a two week visit around West Salem Ohio. Mrs. Richard Davis went to Noblesville Indiana Saturday to visit friends and returned Tuesday. Threshing began in the neighborhood Monday. The wheat and rye are not turning out well. The cats are short and the grinch bugs are in the corn. The Excelsior S. B. Class is planning a picnic next Sunday after Sunday School at Yellow Creek lake on Newcomer Island.
Henry, confined to his home with sickness for a week, returns to his place of business on Tuesday. Mrs. Burdge, recovering at home in Wabash, rises and travels to North Manchester for a visit to J. H. Flora.
Mrs. Russel Barber returned home from Warsaw hospital last Friday and is said to be progressing well. Mrs. A. J. Kreamer remains at home east of town with the flu, but is improving. Walter Tridle and Glen Switzer are reported to be steadily improving. Measles cases persist in the community with few new instances. Mrs. J. W. Clink near town is slowly recovering after weeks of illness.
The Lakeside column notes residents visiting relatives in Laporte Georgia Hill End and Sunday visits by Mrs Pearl Kerlin and Mrs J W Clink. Merl Smith family and John O Connor household spent Monday on the street plus Merit Longbrake entertained guests. Samuel Bloom Wesley Beber John Rhodes visited the Clink family and Frank Bucher hosted relatives Sunday.
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