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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
5
The notice advises clients to place all legal notices in The RECORD to ensure control and payment. It lists appointments of administrators executors guardians surveys roads ditches non resident real estate sales and similar matters. It warns that lawyers may send notices to their own county papers if not instructed.
An advertisement warns against neglecting health and links liver function to energy, digestion, and immunity. It touts Glando Tonic as a remedy for tiredness and glandular weakness, claims it supports mothers nursing and can regulate bowels, selling the product for $1.00.
Miss Ida Fitton dined with Miss Ethel Sands. Harley Regenos on business to Silver Lake. Merritt Longbrake at Claypool ball game. Theodore Parker and wife at Winona Lake. Andrew Taylor and wife entertain Ohio relatives. Mies Cleo Parker visited the Fitton home. Mrs Nellie Valentine improving. Mr and Mrs C M Regenos entertain relatives from Niles Michigan. Riley Parker and family at Harley Regenos Sunday. Edith Agnes Sherwood and Ellis Burkett visiting in Elkhart. F D Hayman and wife of Silver Lake visited Irvin Parker. William Hanes improves farm with new barn roof. Irvin Parker traveled to Indiana polis with John Parker. Next Sunday preaching services at this place. cordial invitation. Miss Glenna Parker and friend from Wabash visit Andrew Parker. Paper back after vacation with weekly items. Paul Newcomb and family moving to Mentone to run a grocery. Leonard Huffman returns from South Bend and Niles to home. John Fitton, Mahlon Rickel, Rank Ulsh, Claire Miller, Irvin Parker and families visit Theodore Parker. Miss Mabelle Kline and Bruce Alberson of Pennsylvania visiting Theodore Parker’s family. Mr and Mrs William Huffman attend the Seward Township Detective Association picnic near Silver Lake. Local farmers report good progress with corn plowing and harvesting oats and corn look like good yields.
A flurry of brief visits and travels across Warsaw, Elkhart, Akron, Bourbon, and Plymouth include Mrs. Jacob Teeter visiting daughter Dora Gorda, C B Viers from Rochester, and Harold Meek with a guest. Advertising mentions an Auto Auction in Warsaw on July 31 1920 and hunting license applications at the Record office. Community members and families visit each other, with health updates for Grandpa Murphy and Borby Helser. The Center Ladies Aid plans ice cream and cake at Center Church on July 31s.
A brief notice invites readers to place an advertisement in Rucorp with a promise of payment. The offer suggests trying the ad service to see the response and potential earnings.
An advertising blurb pitches standardizing paper and printing to save time and money for utility businesses. It promotes advantages and efficiency gains from adopting uniform paper and printing practices.
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