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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
2
A collage of maxims on appearance, marriage, self worth, and success. It urges confidence, discipline, and unity in a community, noting that willpower and character determine value more than dollars, with calls to be respectful to children and pursue bright thoughts.
Heavy rains over the past weeks leave low ground flooded and submerged while arable upland remains too wet to cultivate. Farmers face difficulties in tending crops as Sunday and Monday nights bring continued precipitation across the south end of Kosciusko County.
Indiana notes report fifty million pike perch released into Winona Lake. Other items include Indiana Republicans meeting in South Bend July 21 28 and funds raised for a Warsaw city hospital nearing three thousand dollars.
The Wisconsin governor vetoed a bill imposing a 25 dollar fine or six months in jail for using profanity in public. He argued that free speech should not be curtailed and opposed the legislature's attempt to purify society with the law.
Miss Hazel Mckrill is employed as an operator at the Mutual Telephone exchange. She has worked at the board this week and is making rapid progress.
A residence known as the Dick Geiger home, one and a half miles south, was hit by lightning Monday night, tearing a roof hole but causing no major damage. Nearby at Ed Fisher’s place three miles southwest, lightning struck the barn injuring several chickens and shocking Mrs. Fisher who felt the effects for hours.
Terence Dolan, Conroy’s devoted friend and caregiver, tells visitors at the Conroys’ home that Patrick Conroy is not in danger or seriously hurt after a fall. Neighbors had whispered rumors of a severe injury, but Dolan denies the extent of the accident and downplays the incident.
Evening services at the M E church Sunday June 13 begin at eight o'clock with a children's program under preparation. The children have been rehearsing parts and will present an orderly exercises program for attendees.
Mrs. A Stout died at her Warsaw home Friday morning June 4 after several years of cancer illness. The funeral was held Sunday at 2 PM from the Fort Wayne avenue home with Rev. Erick and Rev. Montgomery officiating. She is survived by her husband and five children including B R M Sheeder in Aronsburg, William Stout of Akron and C Edwin Stout, Ina Stout and Mary Stout of Warsaw. Interment at Oakwood cemetery.
A notice honors the bereaved husband and family of the deceased, describing their sorrow and seeking privacy and support from the community during this time.
Readers are instructed to send all news items to the REC ORD office for processing and archival. The notice emphasizes centralized handling and timely compilation of submissions for local coverage.
A fragmented notice states plans to hold a sale of unspecified items. Readable fragments indicate an event titled sale and local authorities involved. Further details are not clear in the OCR fragment.
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