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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
5
A fragmentary meditation on money as a pastime and moral guidance. The speaker contrasts fleeting wealth with true virtue, suggesting some mistake money for a pathway to salvation and judgment. The wording is cryptic and indicative of a reflective, antiquated tone.
Earl Zsle and his family relocated Tuesday onto the Rufle farm located northeast of North Manchester. The move places the family on the rural property as local residents note the transfer of residence in the area.
David Armey has moved from the Leonard farm west of town to the Shilling farm house recently owned by A. L. Sunday and will be employed there. Mr and Mrs Arthur Grimes who married a few weeks ago began housekeeping today and occupy the Snoberger farm southeast of town.
L. O. Fisher relocated from the Jaques farm west of town to the C. L. Leonard property vacated by David Armey. George Leffel moved from the Lindzy farm east of town to a site east of North Manchester. Clarence Swihart also moved from the Snoberger farm to the Lindzy farm he recently bought.
Over the past week new readers joined our list including Mrs Hsther Wilson Casey 11 Irvin Way Battle Creek Michigan Miss Vera Kern Bloomington and Mrs Grover Huffman Lakeville The Recorp family grows as people appreciate our effort for a clean newspaper Readers are urged to subscribe to join the expanding list.
A. L. Sunday and family moved to a new farm west of Warsaw. Sunday previously occupied the town farm for several years and traded for it last fall. Locals regret their departure yet wish the family success in their new home.
A thief entered the Jack Burt residence last week and stole eight dollars kept by the mother for a future purpose. The note accuses the known man of wrongdoing and invokes religious reproof, warning that vengeance will be dealt by God.
Today the estate will dispose of horses cattle hogs farm implements and many household goods along with numerous other articles. The sale aims to liquidate assets from the farm and clear items no longer needed. Proceeds will go to settle debts and distribute remaining assets.
Lakeview Lodge No. 164 Knights of Pythias expresses sympathy to the widow, children, and friends of A C O Chandler who died February 19 1917 at his Elkhart home. The committee notes 29 years of lodge membership and posts copies in the Silver Lake Record and on lodge records.
Invitations printed for a forthcoming wedding at the Record Office Silver Lake invite guests to view specimen cards and place selections at low prices.
Arthur Smith came home Wednesday after a several week absence. He traveled to San Antonio Texas and visited a brother in Kansas during the trip.
Brush and Hanson advertise as an authorized subscription agency offering to handle subscriptions to any magazine. They promise to save time and money and invite readers to request a Money Saving Magazine Clubs catalogue from their Ruecamp office in Silver Lake.
B F Ash was on our streets Monday. Good Sunday School attendance at Center. John Beber and family visited Chester Bouse Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Netzen and son were in the area Sunday. Mr and Mrs C E Jameson of Detroit called at John Clink’s Sunday. Ht A Moyer and wife Hershel Day and family visited Riza Heckman Sunday.
J DP Gill disposes of his farm west of town to Samuel Beber. Family to move to Warsaw in a couple of weeks to establish a future home. A public sale will be held one week from now.
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