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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
1
Saturday visitors swarmed the Lake township school as nearly a thousand patrons toured rooms open Sunday afternoon. Teachers and pupils guided tours through primary to high school exhibits spanning domestic science and agriculture in a community display praised as a social efficiency effort.
A series of church meetings at the M E church in Claypool continues with several weeks of sessions in progress and broad local interest surrounding the ongoing discussions and activities.
Mrs C O Martindale and her children from Boonton New Jersey visit Joy with her people. Mrs Martindale Wes formerly Miss Hazel Rittenhouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman Rittenhouse who reside southeast of Lown.
Mrs. Foss Shipley of Hammond sprained her ankle during a visit to Claypool and was forced to return home at once for treatment.
A fragmented ad styled note notes daily grateful customers visit the store to tell of Nenelits received and used, indicating a stomach remedy touted through word of mouth.
A damaged OCR note states a house is being razed in Worth to improve the area. It mentions the site will present an attractive appearance and enhance existing local improvements.
Mr and Mrs David Doxtator announce the birth of their son on Sunday March 15. Mrs Doxtator is former Miss Edna Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Bryant of this place. She has been staying here with her parents this winter while her husband worked in North Manchester.
A brief note states that clothing can be saved by taking items to Harry Bouse who acts as an agent for Shrock. The text mentions the arrangement succinctly without additional details.
Beloit Wisconsin traveler Ss D Henderson spent several days this week visiting friends and handling affairs in Silver Lake. He and wife Mrs Henderson previously wintered in Gary where daughter Etta serves as a Gary school superintendent. Ray Henderson, reportedly in Alaska, sent a letter six weeks after being mailed noting hopeful progress for his meditated path.
De L Leonard undertakes interior remodeling at his west of town residence. Disk and Son and George Hammer are carrying out the carpentry work.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a transfer of property or possession to a party identified only as William with no clear date, place, or fuller names.
A fragmented note describes women making green candy and green filling for sandwiches in a social affair. The text suggests a playful, decorative kitchen activity centered on young ladies and a themed gathering.
David Butterbaugh will hold a public sale at his home on Saturday forenoon. Bell cows chickens corn hay vehicles farming implements and household goods are offered. Sale to meet costs of wife’s medical treatment with nine months time. Auctioneers JE Gill and W H Kern will clerk.
The Timberman family moved last week from Ohio to the Wells farm northwest of town and now reside there with their family. The community welcomes the new residents, praising them as excellent neighbors.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Charles Haney heading to Rockville with unclear details. The text suggests a clothing or action reference but lacks complete context or confirmations.
Members of Silver Lake Lodge 576 are earnestly requested to attend Friday evening March 20 for important matters to be discussed. Do not forget its tomorrow night.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Getty hosted a Sunday gathering at their home. Joined by Mr and Mrs Newton Getty and their sister Mrs W Le Harvey of Indianapolis the relatives spent a day enjoying each other’s company.
East Berry Miss Peart reports Abner and Mrs Moyer, long-time residents northwest of here, have relocated to the area. The brief notes absence of local events or further particulars.
The display features more than four thousand sheets of fresh music at the aid record setting, showcasing variety and new titles. Organizers emphasize accessibility for visitors to browse and discover drafts and arrangements.
A damaged OCR fragment dated March 9 1914 from Los Angeles California mentions Anna Baker Silver Lake Ind and a financial secretary of the Independent. The text references illness and death and a reproduction of part of a letter sent to a Madam.
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Subscription agency Brush & Hanson at the Record Office Silver Lake invites readers to call before sending subscriptions. They offer to receive subscriptions to any magazine and provide money saving clubs. catalogs are available on request.
A business matter was raised prior to the meeting. The note indicates an issue discussed early, with emphasis on preparation and input from involved parties.
A terse note outlines a real estate transaction in Butterbaugh with a listed amount of 5600 dollars and a referenced location in Clymer. The fragmentary text provides minimal context on parties or terms beyond the figure and places.
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