Have it Right Tele phone Your Visits and Visitors
Local notice urges residents to report visits and visitors. The brief asks for information or inquiries via telephone to ensure proper handling and safety within the community.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
Local notice urges residents to report visits and visitors. The brief asks for information or inquiries via telephone to ensure proper handling and safety within the community.
A vintage notice promotes buying a player piano direct from the factory. It touts superb tone quality and calls the instrument among the great achievements of piano making with a reputation of over 24 years. It emphasizes factory direct delivery to the buyer.
Mrs. Melvin Minear returns home after hospital operation near Claypool and recovery proceeds. Listings include visitors from Burket Warsaw Ak ron and Packerton, church work, Childrens Day planned for June 18, and various household updates. Also notes on farming, new well, church papering, and local business ads inviting subscriptions and classified notices.
The advertisement invites readers to试 free demonstrations at home to experience the exceptional musical quality, design, and workmanship of the player piano. It promises a few chords and the “sweet singing tone” will prove the instrument’s superiority beyond description.
You can save 100 to 150 dollars by buying direct from the factory. Easy payment terms offered. A free trial demonstrates the instrument’s quality before you decide.
Free information sent on request explains buying a piano or player piano direct from the factory and how you can reduce middleman profits. Curtis Miller, Sales Manager, invites inquiries for further details.
Workmen at a gravel pit near Pales tine unearthed a well preserved Indian skeleton about twelve or thirteen feet down, seated position. A dog skeleton was found in the same grave and both were moved to Warsaw for display. High cheek bones and slanting forehead indicated the Indian identity.
Amos Homan and family visited from near Akron along with his parents Mr and Mrs John Homan B F Hill called at the Olink home Monday evening Frank Nelson and two sons tend an onion patch thriving crop cited Pat Sands was seen on the streets Monday evening Regents family and Mrs Irvin Parker visited at the Olink home Sunday afternoon Local farmers busy cultivating corn Haymaking will begin soon then wheat oats and rye harvests will follow signaling summer’s end
Preaching services announced for Junes 4 at South Pleasant Disko and Silver Lake churches. Timings are 9 30 a m 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with the subject Prejudice Truth and Influence. Pastor J L Sturgell invites all to attend.
Several residents show improvement after illness. Jack Burt and Mrs. Margaret Paulus both rally with better reports, while Frank Helser sits up and feels fairly well. J J Babcock leaves hospital for home in Winona after weeks of serious condition. James McCoy grows weaker and Walter Tridle continues to improve but falters after a barn trip.
Mrs. William Price, widow of the late William Price, has been staying with her daughter Mrs Wilford Oldfather south of town and has visited Mrs Mary Meek and many friends this week. The Price family lived here for years before moving to North Manchester.
This week’s简roundup lists neighbors who plowed corn, visits by John Fuller and Amos Homan, and multiple family gatherings from Silver Lake and nearby areas. It mentions a funeral at Bethel church and a girl from Ellis Hill breaking her arm after a buggy accident.
Mrs. Orpha Summe shows continued improvement after severe burns from an alcohol explosion. She was taken to a Warsaw hospital and is expected to be brought home within days as healing progresses.
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