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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
4
Port Huron offers a 19 horse engine 3354 separator Birdsell elover haller 6 roll McCormick corn husker bundle recently used priced to sell Wm. Stiver & Son New Paris Ind.
The ad claims most diseases stem from germs entering via mouth and nose. It promotes daily cleansing of the mucous membrane with Grando Gargle as a safe antiseptic. It cites use for colds, catarrh, sore throat, teething, and as a preventive for adenoids. Rager & Jontz.
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Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Sworn before A W Gleason on December 6, 1886. Notary Public.
An article describes a widespread gland disorder harming the liver and kidneys and causing coughs and stomach issues. It promotes GLANDO as a preparation to restore glandular activity and remove accumulated poisons to renew strength.
Robert Reed and wife and Edward Reed visited at the Walter Harrie home in Warsaw Sunday. Charles Jontz and his mother Mrs Martha Jontz spent a few hours last Saturday with relatives. Levi Rhodes is improved after illness. Donald Leonard recently worked in Elkhart and visited family. Elwood Kerlin visited Warsaw while serving on the board of review. Mrs Frank Brown of North Manchester visited friends in Warsaw.
Rose Carter and family from Mentone visited the R. M. Frye and C. C. Carter homes. Mrs. Jennie Stephens of Warsaw spent time at the Thomas Gamble home. Stephens is Gamble’s sister. Arthur Getty traveled to Indianapolis for a brief visit with his sister Mrs. W. S. Harvey and husband, returning with Mrs. Harvey Mrs. E. J. Kohl and Samuel Ostros in the same car. Ray and Miss Tressie Getty accompanied them home. Charles Rhodes visited Emma Green’s residence. Self threading needles advertised for 10 cents at the Record office. Mrs. George Summe visited Kendallville. Mrs. Keith Votter and family hosted. Ennis Norman and son Robert visiting Star City. Scrap iron offered at Big Four station for a price. Fred McKown, phone 59, visited Elkhart. McClintock Moray Vaudeville Company playing at Silver Lake Picture Theatre. show reported good. L. B. Yount and grandson Maynard Young in Akron. I. A. Snoberger returned from Plymouth and South Bend visits. Mrs. Earl Zile of near Collamer visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bouse west of town. Mrs. Harry Bouse of North Manchester visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman. Mr. and Mrs. John Oldfather motor to Fort Wayne and stay at Max Underwood’s.
Mr and Mrs Will Hill and daughter traveled from Goshen to visit Ezra Wood at Fletcher's home last Sunday. Chester Jontz and family also came from South Bend to call.
An Indiana notice urges all eligible voters both men and women to register between June 18 and August 20, 1917, to be eligible for a September special election for delegates to the Constitutional Convention. It explains registration at county seats or at the RECORD Office in Silver Lake, with blanks and envelopes provided, and notes arrangements for Wabash county residents.
A sizable audience attended the Sunday evening program at the M E Church. Participants performed their parts well with scarcely a hitch from start to finish.
Several residents from the locality attended the children’s day exercises held at South Pleasant church last Sunday evening.
Sherman Rittenhouse and a lady friend were seen on the streets Sunday evening. Irvin Parker and family called at the Clink home. Ida Hill, employed at Napanee, stayed with her parents over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Parker and son, and Mrs. J. W. Clink visited War saw Sunday with Mrs. Samuel Baker's family. Mr. and Mrs. Van Kissinger and two children visited the Clink home Sunday with Samuel Clink north of town.
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