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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
8
David learns his son Robin and his wife Helen failed to share love long enough for happiness. Nora Dean, a devoted new teacher, shows love can guide misbehaving youth. Robin finally pledges better conduct and Nora's gentle approach wins his respect and his father’s hope.
Adolf Noreen, a long professor of philology at Upsala, has started a movement to bring Danish Swedish and Norwegian closer together. He argues the project will interest students of philology and others who wonder why language differences persist. The task is vast but his philological background may aid progress.
Thirty seven relatives and friends from this place attended a surprise birthday party for Mrs Hively at the Arthur Hively boat near Claypool. Guests brought baskets of edibles and a cafeteria lunch was served. The group enjoyed a pleasant evening together before leaving late.
A New York man named W Hartman built a clock seven years ago to test durability and reliability. One unit speaks the time every fifteen minutes using a perforated film record similar to movie film. A phonograph reproducer translates the latent sound into audible time signals. Scrolling voice and silent modes are controlled by buttons.
Editor Ferry announced the Macy Monitor would die for lack of support as merchants failed to advertise and subscribers delayed payments. Brow Ferry plans to move the plant to Andrews to start a new paper. The Andrews Signal once published there and the Lagro Reviewer followed a troubled path with debts and no assets.
Entertained members of the Mothers club last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Ayers. Embroidery club members were entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. W. Ferverda.
The Simplex Trailer company of Lagro receives secretary of state approval to raise its capital stock from 100000 dollars to 200000 dollars, expanding its manufacturing capacity and business footprint.
In Kosciusko County Indiana the 1921 quiet title suit John Drudge v John Ford et al Complaint No 14883 names numerous non resident defendants and unknown spouses and heirs. Plaintiffs Bert ram Shane and Aaron A. Raser file the complaint and affidavit noting all defendants are non residents. The action seeks to quiet title to land described as fifty acres in Kosciusko County and requires defendants to appear April 29, 1921, at the Kosciusko Circuit Court in Warsaw Indiana.
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