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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

1

New Drug Firm Formed In Silver Lake

Clarence R. Jontz buys half interest in H. P. Rager drug store and will take possession Saturday morning July 1. Jontz, a graduate of Indiana Polis College of Pharmacy, will join Hager, who opened the store in 1905 and built a fine stock. The new firm will be Lager XS Jonty, promising courteous service at The Rexall Store.

H. P. Rager Jontz Silver Lake Awe O Indianapolis College of Pharmacy Indianapolis Hunger Drug Hager Rexall Stert

Funeral Absence Marks Return of Miller in Ohio

Miller returned home from Pittsburgh after attending the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Margaret Miller who died at age four years.

Miller

Renews Subscription From Henry Johnson

Henry Johnson of Lansenvaide Illinois sends a subscription to the record for a year. He notes his health has improved after a period of illness and sends best wishes to his Silver Lake friends.

Tion Phenry Johnson Lansenvaide Iila Mededinsan Silver Lake

Unreadable OCR Brief Focuses on Wheat Harvest Struggles

Fragmentary text notes farmer concerns over wheat crop and harvest conditions. Mentions potential actions by Sergeligve and field disruption but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.

Farmer Injured In Wagon Accident West Of Town

This Thursday forenoon F M Jaques sustained severe chest injuries when a wagon overturned after his team bolted while he attempted to restrain them. He was dragged a considerable distance but escaped broken bones though in intense pain. Attending physician found no bones broken and hopes for a favorable recovery.

F. MM. Jaques Seath

Seward Township Detective Association Picnic Report

Members gathered at the Barber School House west of town for a Sunday picnic with nearly one hundred attendees. The day was described as very enjoyable, and a promised lengthy article on the gathering has not yet reached publication as a manuscript is still pending.

Seward

Horse Killed by Lightning Near Warsaw

A horse owned by Archie Hatfield of the Warsaw area was struck and killed by lightning last Sunday evening. The incident occurred on Hatfield’s property north of the city, leaving the animal dead and prompting no further injuries.

Archie Hatfield Warsaw

Queer Flour Sack Causes Mill Misunderstanding

A modest young woman visited a neighboring town grist mill and handed a pillow slip she believed was a flour sack. The clerk poured flour through it, revealing two embroidered outlets. The clerk fainted, remaining unconscious since the incident.

Vlerk

A Large Apple Tree Believed Largest Locally

G A McClure, who lives west of town, tends a remarkable apple tree. The base circumference reaches 11 feet 10 inches, the first limb 10 feet 11 inches, and the limbs cover 40 square feet. Estimated yield is 40 bushels per harvest. The tree was planted in 1836.

G. A. McClure

George Williams Heads to Texas for Several Weeks

George Williams departed early this week for Texas to handle business interests there. Mrs Williams stays behind with her family.

George Williams Texas Mrs. Williams

July 1 2 3 4 Bills for Myrtle Glen Park Events

Large bills outline a July four day program at Myrtle Glen Park. A balloon ascension is planned for July 4 with activities and schedules noted.

Myrtle Glen Park

Tent Meetings Near End as Rally Draws Businessmen

The two week tent meetings have attracted strong attendance and interest. Sixteen Noblesville businessmen attended the Business Men's Rally last Sunday and stayed until Tuesday. Rev. Cline delivered an excellent sermon on Sunday. The series will conclude Thursday evening and the tent will be moved to North Manchester or Wabash for further meetings.

Noblesville Cline Manchester Wabash

Ferverda Family Attends Leesburg Funeral

Mr and Mrs J W Ferverda travel to Leesburg on Wednesday for the death and funeral of Mr Ferverda s grandmother.

J. W. Ferverda Leesburg Mr. Ferverda

Found Beer in Mentone Home

Officials searched the Mentone residence of Frank Newal early in the week and found thirty six bottles of beer and two empty barrels. The beer was placed in the county jail for safekeeping.

Mentone Frank Newal Tone

South Bend Woman Substitutes as Rural Carrier

The South Bend News lauds a woman substitute rural carrier as the only one in the service. Rochester and Logansport tease South Bend while Culver also has a laugh. Culver Citizen notes Mrs. R. FE Flora has long served route one out of Silver Lake area. Flora has been on the route for over fifteen days in succession.

Chester Logansport South Bend Culver Silver Lake R. FE Flora

Vocal Instrumental music at Rec ORD office ten cents per copy

A brief note states vocal and instrumental music is available at the ORD office for ten cents per copy. The item highlights an accessible price point and local distribution channel.

Tragic 4 Year Old Dies After Tree Fall Near Home

Donald Bissel, son of Mr and Mrs Wilson Bissel, fell from an apple tree while tearing a bird nest, breaking his neck. He died about three hours later. Funeral held at Mount Pleasant church, six miles north, Friday afternoon, services led by Rev Buck.

Donald Wilson Bissel Mount Pleasanteburch Buck

Gamble and East wed in intimate ceremony

Ross Gamble and Blanche East were married at high noon last Thursday at the bride's parents home. Rev. T. M. Hill of Ft. Wayne officiated in the presence of immediate family and a few invited guests. The couple are described as excellent young people with many friends.

Ross Gamble Here Blanche East Warsaw T. M. Hill Ft. Wayne

Hemman Plan Niagara Falls Trip with Daughter

J P Hemman of Stony Island leaves for Niagara Falls Monday for a several days stay with side trips planned. He is accompanied by his daughter Miss Neva who joined him at Claypeead.

J.P. Hemman Stony Island Niagara Mrr. Hemman Miss Neva Claypeead

Guinee and Worfey Tie In Atwood Rites

W P Guinee and Miss Faun Wor fey both of Claypool were married at the OU B parsonage in Atwood last Saturday evening in the presence of a few near relatives. The newly married couple have many friends who extend congratulations and best wishes.

W.P. Guinee Faun Worfey Claypool OU. B. Parsonage Atwood

Marriage Unites Robert E. Breading and Ada Hossman

Robert E. Breading of Warsaw and Ada Hossman living west of Akron were married at the M. K. B. parsonage in Akron last Saturday evening.

Robert E. Breading Warsaw Ada Hossman M. KB. Parsonage Akron

Health Board Warns Druggists and Sodas on Cleanliness

Indianapolis Board of Health sends notices to druggists and soda fountain owners to cover crushed fruit syrups ice cream sugars and straws to keep them protected from dirt and contamination. Similar cautions apply to smaller cities and towns.

Indiaapolis Board of Health

Stout Family Notes in Warsaw Visit

county clerk C Edwin Stout reports his sister Miss Mary Stout recovering from appendicitis surgery last week. He visited from Warsaw Wednesday to handle business matters and expresses optimism for a swift recovery.

C. Edwin Stout Warsaw Mary Stout

Mrs Wiley Injured After Fall From Ladder

Mrs William Wiley fell from a small step ladder while picking cherries on Thursday afternoon. She landed on her left side and sustained several broken ribs with internal injuries initially feared, though she is now reported to be recovering and in better condition.

William Wiley

John Bishop Returns to Battle Creek After Visit

John Bishop arrives in Battle Creek after a few days with his father brother and other relatives and friends. He has a good job with the Michigan Central railroad and local friends wish him abundant success. The Record will keep him posted on the doings around Silver Lake.

John Bishop Battle Creek John Michigan Central Railroad Silver Lake

Injured in Fall On Farm Near Town

Jared Harter of the H. G. Jontz farm east of town had a serious fall from a hay wagon Friday afternoon. He landed on his head and shoulders, was examined by a physician, with no bones broken but chest and spine injuries. Latest reports say he is improving and the family hopes for a speedy recovery.

Jared Harter H. G. Jontz Town Harter

Send your news items to the REC ORD office

Public notice urges residents to submit news items to the records office for archival and publication. The advisory emphasizes timely submissions to ensure inclusion in upcoming editions and recommends check of local deadlines and formats.

Record Office

Balloon Ascension at Myrtle-Glenn Park Delights Crowd

Last Sunday evening between five and six a balloon ascension wowed about fifty spectators at Myrtle-Glenn Park. Prof. Crowl rode the balloon descent after tangled parachute lines, landing near the Monroe Paulus home, and a second ascent is planned for Tuesday afternoon July 4 if weather permits.

Myrtle-Glenn Park Ira Crowlin Crowl Monroe Paulus Prof. Crown Prof Crown

Auto party from South Bend visits local family

A South Bend party led by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nyhart and daughter Mrs. EF Replogle, with Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Snoberger, were guests of the Snoberger home last Sunday and dined with Ella Hively. The Nyhart and Snoberger women are sisters.

C. E. Nyhart EF. Replogle South Bend I. A. Snoberger

Subscription notice提醒过期日期在卡内

指示读者检查自己名字后的日期若早于 Jan11 即表示订阅已到期提醒。

Lightning Strikes Lawrence House. Neighbors Contain Fire

Severe thunderstorm hit Sunday as lightning struck a south town Lawrence residence. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade, delaying flames until the fire department arrived. Homeowner Martha Lawrentte, present during the strike, felt only a brief shock. roof damage measured about two by eight feet with a hole in the roof, glass broken in an upstairs window, and a tree contact. Rain helped quell the blaze.

Lawrence Martha Lawrentte

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clarence R. Jontz Harley P. Rager Ohio Sergeligve F. M. Ja Ques The Donald Bissel Come Life Partners Niagara Falls Gresso Store Indiana Miss Stout Wm Wiley Auto Party From Recoxrp
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