Local News Notes From Silver Lake and Surroundings
Mrs. Elias Tridie returns from Goshen hospital to spend a few days with her sister before moving home north of town. Milford visitor Earl Leslie stayed with the W F Aeiser family over the weekend. Mrs. David Reed near Silver Lake suffered a paralysis stroke a week ago, leaving her unable to use her right side as Carl, their son, fell ill with lung fever. neighbors including Mesdames Knoop Cauffman Pottinger Botkin Arnold Dick and Garman provided aid with garments and meals. J S Marsh of Marsh and Hively remained gravely ill after apparent apoplexy, with speech and hearing impaired though slight improvement by Tuesday. The office received flowers from Mrs A J Snoberger including an unusual lilac bouquet. The Claypool Lumber & Coal Co offers abundant coal for stoves and furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Tridie
Goshen
Silver Lake
Rants
David Reed
Here
Carl
J.S. Marsh
Marsh & Hively
Public Sale Ad Promises Low Prices at the RECORD Office
An advertisement urges readers planning a public sale to use the RECORD Office for printing. It claims lower prices than nearby offices and offers free newspaper advertising with bills printed at the RECORD Office, promising satisfaction guaranteed.
Public Sale of Live Stock at Palace Livery Barn Akron
Public Sale of Live Stock at the Palace Livery Barn Akron on Friday March 24 1968 begins 12 30. 10 to 15 head of good horses 2 to 7 years old home grown hand picked from the best in the country. 25 to 30 good dairy cows some with calves or fresh soon. One bunch of good breeding ewes. Stock sold under guarantee must be as represented on sale day. Terms made known on sale day Frank Hile J D Gill and H D Stoner clerk.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Leslie
Milford
W. F. Aeiser
Mesdames Carry Knoop
Henry Cauffman
Lee Pottinger
William Botkin
Oder Arnold
George Dick
Charles Garman
Rrecorp
A. J. Snoberger
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
The
Palace Livery Barn
Akron
Frankhile
J.D. Gill
H. D. Stoner
the Record Office