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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
A dealer invites readers to a free home trial of a player piano to experience its superb musical quality. The notice promises flawless workmanship and singing tone, urging potential buyers to observe the instrument in action rather than rely on description.
At Courtland in Morrow Friday students will camp out at the lake for a week. They will be accompanied by their teacher Homer Showalter and will live in tents in a grove in Courtland park.
They and four others were arrested at Rome City on Monday accused of desecrating the Sabbath by operating a dance hall on Sunday June 18 as part of their usual occupation. The group includes Frank Lisle and his wife.
The official Board for the United Brethren church requests all members to attend a special meeting at the church on Tuesday evening June 27 to address matters of business.
Here from Ohio Mrs Clinton Glancy of Convoy Ohio visits with her parents and relatives. She formerly Miss Phyllis Underhill daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Underhill of this place also visits with her brother Tony Underhill and family in Huntington.
John Lavey longtime North Manchester jeweler and resident died at his home Monday night after several months illness. He was past 86 and had run the jewelry business here with his two sons for many years, following a period in business with his father. He was well known in the locality.
Mrs. Bucher of Disko died at age 53 years 7 months 10 days at home north of Disko Indiana. She married Frank Bucher on February 9 1889. They had three sons Rolla F Harmon O and John T. She had a lifelong Christian life though not affiliated with a specific church. Surviving husband eight children one brother William Zellers and many neighbors and friends. The piece notes attendance by Charles Sundey and James Sunday and includes various local notices and advertisements.
Readers are asked to leave subscriptions or renewals with Brush & Hanson at the Record Office for the Saturday Evening Post or Ladies Home Journal.
A brief civic notice urges residents to call in with visits and visitors details. Officials seek accurate reporting of who enters the community as part of a public safety initiative.
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