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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear proper nouns and event details. The readable parts suggest a report involving Indiana, an associate, and concern but no definitive actions, dates, or names to form a solid summary.
An ad lists pricing terms: one year in advance, six months, three months, one month, and a single copy option. Rates shown include $1,650 as the base figure with decimals and annualized terms.
A compact aphoristic note celebrates Silver Lake's appeal citing happiness, luck, and economic contrasts. It contrasts modern and traditional parenting, comparing past and present earnings and the ease of securing well being with constant work.
Wholesale dealers note a silk price slump while consumers focus on edible costs. Advertisers urge choosing a farm stay now for a joyful, repeatable vacation experience.
The author argues that backyard gardens reduce household expenses and curb profiteering by food producers. A home garden, they claim, would bring healthier cheeks and less reliance on external goods, challenging the profitability of those who supply food.
A friendly woman shares a method to promote reading by keeping a flyleaf roster of readers. Each borrower signs the list, turning the act of lending into a small community effort. Some books have circulated to many readers, and return requests are noted.
Center Bert Rowland and family were in Silver Lake last Sunday. Samuel Clink and wife visited the Richard Davis home. Dr. Walter Stout and wife visited with relatives in this locality. Claire Paulus and family visited the Ray Zellers home near Packerton last Sunday. John Beber and family visited with the Harry Miceniste family at LaFayette. Mrs. Bert Arch and children from Nappanee visited Mrs. Samuel Beber and husband. Sunday School is urged for all and a children’s program is planned. Farmers report much corn work and a good stand. Clinton Brady and family of Wa bash and Elza Brady guests with the Brady home near Akron.
The Myrtle Glen Park opening is announced for Sunday June 13 1920. A program is being arranged for the day.
Ernest Wickizer married Miss Isabelle Humphry of Linn Indiana in a quiet ceremony last Saturday. The couple arrived Monday and enjoyed a town ride in an old buggy hitched to an automobile. They reside at the Haney Hotel and plan to settle here, with Wickizer working as chief lineman for the local telephone company.
Mr and Mrs William Brown are the proud parents of a little girl born last Saturday morning. The Stork Special praises such arrivals as idols of heart and angels in disguise, noting the joyous event in a household.
A young officer on leave brought his fiancee a shell fragment captured from the Germans. She identifies it as from the munition works where she worked and notes her own mark on the fragment, linking personal history to the war's relic.
Dr. Walter Stout visited from New Castle with his group over Decoration. Mrs. Mary Rantz spent days with her sister in Goshen. Mrs. Luda Hamman and Miss Mabel Deaton from Sidney visited last Friday. Notary services offered at the Record office with deeds and mortgages.
The Seward Detective Association No 176 submits memorial resolutions for Brother J P Robinson noting his faithfulness and officers role. Sympathy extended to his wife and relatives. copies to the bereaved and to the Silver Lake Record for publication. Readers urged to subscribe to the Record.
Mentone editor and his wife visited his brother John F. Clymer and family west of town last Sunday, staying with David Clymer, editor of the Mentone Gazette.
Dr. J. M. Amiss is in Indianapolis this week for a meeting of the State Board of Health. The visit centers on public health matters and state affairs.
Esta Kreider and wife are visiting in the week with his uncle Monroe Paulus and aunts Mrs Hiram Rager and Mrs Samuel Clink and families. The Kreider family left their east of here home for California nearly twenty years ago.
John Bussard his wife and daughter Marie and Harry Shepherd traveled to Indianapolis Monday to attend the auto races.
Miss Maxine Snyder traveled to Indianapolis Sunday and Monday to attend the auto race. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kreamer of North Manchester with Russell and Mary Kreamer Ray Hive ly and Mary Hathaway joined Monday outing and witnessed the race. They reports a very pleasant time.
Howard McGlennen, who has run a restaurant in South Whitley for several months, has departed the town to take a factory job elsewhere.
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