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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
16
The cort office reports sales of nearly 1090 copies of a popular music edition by Sie Linley. The edition is highlighted as the most popular ever published, priced at ten cents per copy.
The Board of Trustees approves the annexation of Fairview Addition to Silver Lake in Kosciusko County Indiana. Otis A Gerhart owner applied for the addition comprising 19 lots with streets alleys and monuments shown on the plat. Signature by board president and town officials dated May 1 1914.
Old advertisement from Manchester claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures croup and coughs. It urges readers to buy at 50e and 31.06 per bottle from Rager and Jontz, druggists, and to keep a bottle in every home.
Bonds, bids and sealed proposals invited by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners Indiana for nine miles of E H W Gresso road in Lake Township Silver Lake area. Bids due by two o clock pm July 1914 with bonds double bid and sureties. County reserves right to reject all bids. Auditor Victor D Mock signs June 1914.
Alva Summe and wife spent Sunday near Town at the Cuurnes Nelzen hune. Mrs. Jacob Haney visited Walker ton last Saturday with her daughter Mrs. Charlies Rager and husband. They traveled to South Bend Tuesday with Mrs. Rager who underwent an operation at the hospital there. Miss Kessie Snyder has accepted a position at the Norman soda fountains. Miss Veltus Spricy, former clerk at the Gresso store, left last Saturday. W J Fitton was here Monday enroute from Detroit to Indianapolis with a new King automobile. His niece Miss Neva Hamman accompanied him for a short visit.
The Record notes a birth for Mr and Mrs Oliver Grossweller near Hig Four Station. Ezra Ward visits Goshen and returns with Mrs Wood. Citizens are urged to send in news items and pay delinquent subscriptions. Locals John Isaac Kinner, J J Leonard, Scott Davis visit. sheet music and old papers offered at low prices.
The ordinance prohibits discharging rockets cannons or other fireworks except under qualified supervision for public displays. Retail sales are banned and wholesale sales require a one year permit with 30 days notice. Permits require a fire department inspection and certificate. Violations carry fines from 10 to 25 dollars per day. The fire chief may remove violative fireworks at owner expense. The ordinance takes effect after passage and publication.
An instruction note directs readers to locate the International Sunday School lesson elsewhere in the issue. It urges readers to search, study, and then attend Sunday School.
Subday guests of Ralph Merley include Miss Bernice Geiger and her aunt Mrs. Byard. Mrs. Ezra Ring returns from Ohio. Charles Geiger and father from Milford visited by auto. Ira Coy and ES W. Gresso stores closed all day Saturday July 4. Miss Mildred Carpenter of Scranton PA stayed with J. F. Oldfather family.
Enoch Man attended a visit with his sister Mrs. H A Martindale and family. Rev G Parker of Warsaw, former U K Church minister here visiting friends. Harry Bouse now agent for Shrocks cleaning works at Warsaw. Subscriptions to the church praised with calls to pay. Miss Mabel Deaton from Sidney visited sister Mrs D F Hamman and husband. Harold Meek visiting Tipson and Hay homes. Insurance advice urging property coverage after fire risk. Hanson agents promote affordable policies.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a road south of a town and an unnamed owner with scattered phrases about office, paying, and the item. No coherent event or details are readable.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by coast al remedies. It blames catarrh for nine of ten cases and promises a cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure or a $100 reward if not cured. Contact Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio for circulars.
Music teachers can cut costs by buying sheet music at the REC ORD office. The store offers a wide selection with prices kept low and stock exceeding a thousand sheets available for selection.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Hobson s Ointment as a remedy for itching eczema and skin eruptions. It features a testimonial from Geo W Fitch of Mendota Illinois praising the product after long medical treatment and offers a 50 cent price with money back guarantee through Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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