13 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
1
The Record announces its office has moved to a new site opposite the K. of P. building. After a busy week the paper resumes regular publication and invites readers to call, subscribe, and have the Record arrive at their home each week to boost the town.
The Seward town ship horse thief detective association will hold a picnic at Barser schoolhouse west of town on next Sunday June 16.
Many local residents attended the eighth grade graduation ceremonies last Saturday in Winona with participants from Warsaw and surrounding areas.
David Rowland and his family return to Indiana from Burker California and are staying at the Denny home in Sidney. The move concludes a visit that brought them back to the Hoosier state.
Miss Valena Self returned home Thursday after attending a college of music in Cincinnati during the past winter. She has received certificates in piano and harmony and desires pupils for piano instruction.
A cash donation close to ten dollars was raised this week for Mr and Mrs Hudnel. Mrs Hudnel has suffered health problems this spring and neighbors organized the contribution.
Claypool Lumber and Coal Co. announces a building line policy promising customer satisfaction and support behind all goods. Provides assurance of service backing and commitment to stand behind products offered.
A call to readers to have all legal notices published in The RECORD to ensure entitlement. Advises clients to control notices such as administrator appointments guardianship surveys road ditch or real estate sales and to direct papers for publication to avoid notices being sent to the county seat paper.
Convention week starts Sunday June 23 with events at the U B church in this place. Programs will be distributed at the various churches next Sunday.
Beulah Juanita Sands, infant daughter of Amber D. and Mary C. Sands, born April 28 1912 near Yellow Creek Lake, died June 10 1912 aged 1 month 13 days. Funeral held at home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev A Z Fryberger. Interment Fairview Cemetery.
Jacob Rager nearly drowned after he fell from a boat into the lake last week. He overbalanced while casting the anchor and went overboard but was saved by timely assistance from Jacob Mekrill.
Fort Wayne resident E. M. Shutt arrived Wednesday to supervise the building of a skating rink at Myrtle Glenn Park, staying with the Pear family for several days.
Rev Parrott will give a free lecture on America for Christ at the United Brethren Church next Sunday evening June 16. Admission is free.
A young man waits while Hilda does the dishes and imagines a prize, but a crash from the kitchen leaves him undecided, as reported by the Buffalo Express.
Alex Netzen sailed from New York and will travel to Sweden and other countries before returning home. He plans to spend time in his native country and visit several additional nations during the trip.
Opening at Myrtle-Glenn park next Sunday June 16 features music all afternoon. Visitors are invited to spend a day at the lake and tell friends about the event.
Mrs Malinda Yarian died at 81 after a sudden stroke. She was part of a large family including two sons and two daughters. Surviving siblings include Daniel Moses John Solomon Amos Menias and Ezra Floor, with sisters Caroline Varian Abi Eadlen Mary Glosser and Mrs Ezra King. Funeral for Mrs Ring's sister was held southwest of Disko on Tuesday last week.
Harmount Company presents Uncle Tom's Cabin in a large water-proof tent at Thacker field on Wednesday evening June 19. The troupe of thirty five performers with a concert brass band and bloodhounds promises a first class reproduction without a parade. Free street band concert prior to the show. Tickets 15 and 25 cents.
Oil finally arrived after delays and has been laid on the streets. Building on last season’s lesson, it will be used more cautiously to reduce bad effects until it is fully mixed and settled.
The Earl Cline agency for Queen and North American has been transferred to Brush and Hanson. They will handle expirations and renewals, and solicit new business to ensure proper care of existing policies.
Be sure to attend the third annual opening at Myrtle Glenn Park on Sunday June 16. The community calendar invites residents to enjoy the new park features and kickoff activities with local officials and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Visit W O Feudner of Rushville arrived Monday afternoon as guests of Mr and Mrs N M Getty. They travel for two weeks visiting Huntington Fort Wayne and Ohio points before returning home. Feudner once served as Big Four agent here and now co owns a large Rushville printing and publishing house.
Many people from this locality have been attending the Jubilee at North Manchester this week. The event draws a steady stream of visitors and residents alike.
Two days of attractions head to our sister town with Friday and Saturday opportunities to attend one of the events.
Mrs. C. O. Martindale and her young son left last Friday for Boonton New Jersey to reside there for an extended period. Mr. Martindale had already moved to Boonton a couple of weeks earlier and is employed there.
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