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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
5
Mrs Mary Smith visits with daughter Mrs Levi Rager near Pierceton as James McEnry of Bradstreet’s gathers data for a rating book. Notary work offered at the Record office with deeds contracts mortgages and legal instruments.
Boston case ends four year dispute with Master Dodge’s final report. It findings that John V. Dittemore was unjustly dismissed and remains a director, while criticizing the majority directors for hostility and lack of due process. The report urges church reforms toward broader self government and democratic governance in line with Mrs. Eddy’s teachings.
The Silver Lake circuit opens with preaching at South Pleasant 9:30 a.m. Disko 2-10:45 a.m. Silver Lake 7:00 p.m. The pastor F. S. Young invites everyone to attend and support with their presence.
Were entertained members of the Embroidery Club last Friday afternoon by Mrs. C. A. Pearson. Mazda class of the M. E. Sunday School entertained Wednesday evening at the T. C. McClure home. Mothers Club entertained last Friday afternoon by Mrs. Arthur Getty.
Spent Sunday at Myrtle-Glen park with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gaskill Mr. and Mrs. Moses Willet and children Miss Fernet Finton of Warsaw and Bud Reed of Toledo Ohio enjoying a picnic dinner.
Had Narrow Escape Leater Qarr of Warsaw who resided here in childhood days narrowly escaped serious injury last Saturday night when the auto in which he was riding turned over at the north edge of Warsaw.
Huntington Club members from Alpha Theta Club and about twenty five associated husbands gathered last Sunday for their annual picnic at Myrtle-Glenn Park. They enjoyed a pleasant day and a thoroughly enjoyed picnic dinner.
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