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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
9
East township districts one and seven merged. Trustee Frantz plans a new school on two acres bought from the Wewton JYerendeen farm this summer. Estimates are being prepared for materials for the building.
Mrs. Blanch Sheely, daughter of Mrs. T. 8. Keller, has been ill with an attack of inflammatory rheumatism and was cared for in Wrymouth. She is much improved, and Mrs. Keller returned home Monday after visiting her.
The Fifth and Sixth classes of the Lutheran Sunday School will hold a confectionary sale on Saturday March 16 at the Davis and Wiltrout Store.
Rev. E. E. Wright of Larwill, a former Methodist minister here, will preach at the M E church on Tuesday evening March 26 at 7 o clock. All are invited to attend.
Arley Ring and family, formerly near the Big Four station, have relocated to the Norma Clinker farm southwest of town. The farm was recently owned by Douglass Zinn before the move.
Harvey Robinson of Markleville came here last week due to his brother Jonathan Robinson’s serious lung fever attack west of town. Jonathan has improved. Harvey returned home Tuesday after visiting old residents. Harvey operates in buying and selling produce.
Braude and Ditzter seek old hens for purchase next Monday through Thursday and offer 13c per pound payment.
The revival at the Methodist church ended Tuesday after over five weeks of services. Large attendance, strong interest, many conversions, and several united with the church.
Mrs Rebecca Landis wife of Myron Landis died Sunday in a Chicago hospital from stomach cancer after months of suffering. Born to the late Joel Stein she and her family once lived southwest of Akron. She leaves three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services were held in Akron after the remains were brought Tuesday from Hammond and Carrington.
Here From Oklahoma E. E. Shipley of Lawton Okla was in town Monday and gave the Recox office a short call. He came to Indiana last week on a business trip and expected to start for home today Thursday. Miss Fannie Shipley of Warsaw will accompany him home for an extended visit.
T B Evans of 826 South Pearl Street Centralia Washington requests the Record make weekly visits to his home noting it is summer and potatoes are up in some gardens and everything is going with a rush.
The article urges early planning for sale season advising sellers to list all items at home. It stresses not to forget important goods and to bring the list to the Recorp office for careful handling.
The Rec0rp receives government seed from Congressman Barnhart for free distribution to those not served by mail. Those who want seed may call at the Rec0rp office. Deliverey to children is discouraged unless ordered by parents due to limited supply and to ensure it goes to those who will use it.
A young man in college colors and a woman in a brown veil meet by chance on the street. They tease, admit feelings, and decide to forget the missed appointment as they walk together, claiming fate brought them together. Harvey is mentioned as a bluff.
The North Manchester Methodist church in Indiana will mark its seventieth anniversary on Sunday March 24 with morning and evening services led by Bishop David H. Moore rejoining at the North Indiana Conference in Wabash. A 2 30 pm history and reminiscences program will follow with travel details provided for attendees.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bf. B. Church will host a chicken dinner at Minnie Thacker’s home on Wednesday March 20. Dinner is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children under 10. All are invited.
Rev. Noah McCoy will hold a special service at the United Brethren Church next Sunday March 17 at 10 30 a m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present at this meeting.
J. J. Babcock of Warsaw was taken seriously ill about ten days ago while visiting his daughter Mrs J C Hay. An abscess caused his illness and last Monday he was taken to Rochester hospital where an operation was performed giving relief. He is now improving.
Mortgage exemptions must be filed in March or April and at no other time. Individuals with mortgages can file for taxation exemptions up to 760 or half the assessed value if the valuation is 1400 or more, with a $700 maximum deduction. Joint owners must sign. only one exemption per person, total not exceeding 700. Firms cannot seek exemptions. Bring property details to the RECORD office to prepare the papers and save tax.
Notice to Republicans of the 1st and 2nd precincts Lake towanshirp invites members to meet in C Leroy Leonard's office Silver Lake Indiana on Saturday March 23 at 8 oclock p m to elect one delegate and one alternate to the Republican State convention in Indianapolis on Tuesday March 26 and to select delegates and one alternate for district.
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