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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
Last Friday morning a daughter named Martilla Maxine was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lynch in the south part of town. In the north part of town Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hill welcomed a daughter weighing seven pounds one ounce named Mertha Alice yesterday morning.
Mrs Daniels argues aid for Armenians is essential as reports detail mass suffering among Armenians, an estimated one million affected during the war and a third of the population facing religious persecution.
Last week a baby boy was born to Mr Henry Shepherd and Mrs Shepherd residing in the Jaques property on West Main Street. The families report everything going well and the newborn is thriving.
A. W. Herendeen and family extend gratitude to friends neighbors and the Red Cross for timely assistance after a fire left them homeless with little clothing. They wish others avoid similar misfortune and thank all who helped.
A World War era appeal cites Armenian massacres and refugee suffering in the Caucasus. It urges American compassion and donations to Near East Relief to aid orphans and displaced families starving and exposed to the tropical sun. The speaker asserts US duty to assist and support humanitarian relief efforts.
In loving memory of America J. Evans who died one year ago on March 16 1919. The verse speaks of a mother at rest in the graveyard and the enduring love of her husband T. B. Evans and their children.
Frank Stickler was on our streets Sunday. The Wm. Smith family are suffering with the flu. Uncle Amos Homan, ill most winter, is improving. Charles Netzen and family visited John Homan and family. Frank Stickler moved onto the HH D Ring farm Thursday formerly HH Ring farm. Hills Hill family with bad cards and sore throats are improving. Rev. Fryterger preached at St Mathews Sunday afternoon to a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clink and daughter Maxine attended church at Claypool Sunday. Center had no services due to a furnace defect.
Notice to Tax Payers under The Acts of 1919 states owners of real estate taxed may deduct mortgage debt up to one thousand dollars unpaid on March 1 from assessed valuation. Return to the Record Office in Silver Lake to prepare and file your mortgage exemptions before May 1. Brush & Stanson
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