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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
4
Cheney declares the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney sworn and subscribed before me on December 6, 1886, by Notary Public A W Gleason in Toledo Ohio.
An adviser urges clients to direct all legal notices to The Record for publication and to control what notices are published including administrator appointments guardians surveys road ditc real estate sales and non resident notices to avoid county paper bias. The message asks readers to inform their attorneys to ensure notices are published where desired.
Dr Grubb and family Homer Siders and families Charles Rhodes and Miss Helen Grubb from Marion joined others including Mr Stulise and Miss Rothrock from Indiana polis as locals McNear Nellie Bodkin Thomas Krisher Grover Jamey and A Hollenbeck came from North Manchester for Decoration Day at the park. The group spent much time fishing and recorded a season best 203 fish. Additional visitors H H Stooks and son Robert and Mr and Mrs Blickenstaff of Wabash joined a Tuesday park outing. H B Hutchins and two sons from Wabash plan to occupy a park cottage for an extended stay with Mr and Mrs Floyd Sharp and Pearl Brown remaining with them at the lake.
D A Pike and family arrived from Wabash and now occupy a lake cottage. They plan to stay all summer at the park. They were joined by Mr and Mrs William McCarty and son who returned home the same evening.
Last Thursday a group of families led by Lon Zigler and Will Macy visited Myrtle Glen park from Somerset. They spent the day with well filled baskets and planned to return in the future, enjoying an excellent outing.
A clipped notice invites readers to insert an ad in the REcord claiming compensation. The brief teaser promises payment and urges trying the opportunity, noting no other details about scope or eligibility.
Arthur Getty and John Sinton were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Ross Lippincott of Elkhart spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting her mother Mrs. Drudge and sister Mrs. John Ayers along with other relatives. CG R Jontz Bernard Votter Misceslva Mekrill and Eth 1 Jantz visited in Chicago Sunday.
Residents and visitors are listed with movements and calls on local services. Mrs. Brown and family visited John Oldfather and Mrs. Rantz homes while Cynthia Getty visited Claypool friends. A cement walk was laid on West Main Street along the H. W. Kline property.
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