Record Pub Brings Brush Hanson Proprietors
The Record Pub announces ownership by Brush and Hanson as proprietors.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
4
The Record Pub announces ownership by Brush and Hanson as proprietors.
A Forum writer back from Africa reports Mid Africa tribes not only lack belief in gods but also deny an after-life. He observes widespread absence of religious belief among several communities encountered during extensive travels.
A traveler describes the tribes as lacking belief in a life after death or a god. He notes the buiti as armed men with medicine, and says rites show no true worship or sacred objects. Wooden effigies are not idols but depictions of the moda used in ceremonies.
A father voices mixed feelings about his son playing football. He worries he may not want him to play yet would be disappointed if he refuses the sport later, revealing a conflicted state of mind about his child’s athletic future.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals Ruth Barker Dorothy Barker Gladys Carr Rex Parker Eloise Bouse William Parker Helen Davis Willodean Swick and mentions Choir Exercise Classes Our Days with incomplete context and no clear event.
Marta and Aunt Phyllis discuss Richard and Letty amid a dinner with Helen and Letty. An Ouija board session warns Letty and reveals a secret brunette stenographer in Richard's office. Richard confesses the luncheon: Letty agrees to marry him soon after the paranormal prompt.
A husband and wife watch from the parquet as the performance turns grim. The wife, overwhelmed by the plot’s trials and misfortunes of the heroine, finds the scene intense and troubling.
Floyd Drudge family and others visit Jacob Karns and J. M. Amiss households near Burket and Huntington. The notice also advertises coal, feed, and bakery items while detailing visits by Ed Wiley, Miss Olive Amiss, and Mrs. Estella Amiss among locals in Silver Lake and nearby towns.
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