04 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
A large crowd enjoyed an open air concert under new uniforms last week. Steve of Milford has organized trips for musical events and the Odd Fel community group hosted the event with railway and local support.
A cement walk was laid this week at the meat market and Pearl restaurant replacing a brick walk that had become badly worn. The new path improves safety and accessibility for pedestrians in the area.
Wesley Yates went to South Bend yesterday as a delegate to the Progressive District convention. He reported arriving this afternoon and expected to participate in party proceedings and speeches.
Mrs. D. Keller of St. Petersburg Florida sent a box of flowers to Mr. E. Wood to place on her child's grave buried in the local cemetery. Quite a number of local residents attended the republican county convention in Wicona on Tuesday. The ticket is listed elsewhere in this issue.
The American Flag Association urges that Flag Day be observed nationwide. A proclamation is requested from the United States and state governments to mark Sunday June 14 as the 137th anniversary of the adoption of the stars and stripes.
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Jacob Leffel died Saturday morning at his home four miles southeast of town after years of illness from a leg infection and gangrene. Born December 23 1841 he leaves a widow Laura Alice Strain two daughters Mrs J Newby Simmons and Miss Jessie Leffel and a son in law Essig. The funeral was Monday at the South Pleasant church conducted by Revs Titus Hit and J M Haines.
A report states Reverend A. D. Buck, former Methodist minister of this place, died while conducting revival meetings in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Ruth Buck, employed in Huntington, was visiting with family at the time.
A subscriber’s letter dismisses domestic, financial troubles and swindles, praising love and sincerity. It contrasts gloomy spirits with a sunny outlook, urges forming a habit of kind words, and notes readers’ interest in a government report from the Civil War era.
Mrs Mabel Martindale comes home from Boonton New Jersey after several weeks with her brother C O Martindale and family. The visit extended over last Friday and marks a warm homecoming in Martindaleville.
Local notices announce regular weekly concerts by the boys this week in Warsaw with a band providing music Thursday afternoon and evening. The message urges families and friends to attend and enjoy the performances next week as well.
Bert McWor of Coffeyville Kansas visits with his sister Mrs Bennie Dredge and husband and friends. The McCays once lived in Silver Lake. Bert is accompanied by his wife on the trip.
Mrs Blue died at her home in Mentone last week after a long illness. She was the mother of L Blue, who was principal of our school several years ago.
Arthur attended the speedway in Indianapolis for the auto races accompanied by his sister and his young son Ray. His former husband Harry was also mentioned in the context of the trip.
A Saturday afternoon program at South Pleasant drew a good crowd. Rev. J. Ne Martin of Laketon delivered an impressive address. The choir, led by Prof. Cline of Silver Lake, provided suitable selections for the occasion.
Readers are urged to read the Duntley Sweeper Co advertisement in the RECORD. The pneumatic sweeper is advertised as fully guaranteed with a reasonable price. The item is pitched for home use and emphasizes efficiency and value.
The Winona county Republican convention nominated a full ticket for the November election. Judge of Circuit Court Lemuel W. Rouse Representative Jesse K. Eschbach Prosecuting Attorney Homer Longfellow Clerk of Court Aaron A. Rasor Auditor Victor De Mook Treasurer Coroner Charles A. Kelly Surveyor Paul Summy Assessor Clark Hatfield South District John Kimes Middle District Wesley Brown.
A large number of residents from the area attended the funeral of Jacob Leffel held Monday afternoon at South Pleasant. The service drew neighbors and local residents paying respects to the deceased.
A fragmented text discusses hog cholera cures and mentions anti hog cholera serum. It notes uncertainty about any specific treatment beyond serum and references an Army inquiry comparing military and Agriculture Department interest. No definitive recommendation emerges.
A brother named Dre returns to town in Iowa, reuniting with family and neighbors during a short hometown stop. The article notes the visit drew local interest and casual chatter among residents about recent events.
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