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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
5
The Tauster State Automobile Association helped push a new law requiring registration with proof of ownership for all motor vehicles. A $1 fee funds the auto theft fund and provides an aluminum receipt card kept in the car. The certificate of title stays with the owner, and improper transfers can bring a $500 fine and two years in prison.
Rev Sturgeil reports encouraging prospects for the Silver Lake charge of the M E church. Children day services across four churches featured a strong program with offerings totaling 2700 dollars. Sunday schools remain solid despite heat. Pleasant Grove tallies 90 in attendance, Holbrook 50, Pleasant Valley 60, Silver Sualke 89. Finance and preaching services show good attendance.
Blanks have been sent to nearly all local vehicle owners and Brush & Hanson at the RECORD office hold data on most machines. Bring engine and current license numbers when you visit to fill the forms within the next two months.
A ten member ladies saxophone band will perform at Winona Lake on July 4 with a program of classics sacred numbers and melodious songs. The Westminster choir with fifty singers will appear on July 5 to 8 presenting choruses duets quartets and scenes featuring colored peoples songs.
Fred McKown of the Ford garage sold three Fords to old friends in Wabash last Friday. On Sunday a Big Four employee visited from Wabash and drove a Ford sedan home with him.
The undersigned I W Gresso Co employees thank the E W Gresso Co for the second annual picnic at Long Beach Park Manitou lake. They praise the bened chicken dinner and express intention to serve better and grow.
Levi Holderman and family and Ira Porter and families motored to Kalamazoo Michigan last Saturday and visited until Sunday evening with the J D Stoneburner family. Mrs Holderman and Mrs Porter are daughters of Mr and Mrs Stoneburner.
James Anglin of Ware describes L W Myers as in a very bad condition with a weak mind and no wish to leave the house. Myers cannot converse intelligently and sleeps about three quarters of the time as he attends to business matters Tuesday morning.
Mr and Mrs J D Cline and Mr and Mrs Mort Krye with children attended a Winnie roast at the Funk home in Warsaw Monday evening. Rain spoiled plans to go to Goose lake as about a dozen guests enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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