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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
5
Parties desiring to purchase the residence of the late Hilzabeith Yotter should contact the RECORD Office for information about the sale process and available details.
Lost on the street between Glenn Pitk and town two weeks ago is a silver bar pin. Reward offered. Lost Sunday between North May Chester and Silver Lake a brown suitcase with two pairs of overalls three shirts two colored shorts brush and comb. Everett Hall Warsaw, reward. We will pay a straight salary of 35 dollars per week for a man with rig to reduce. Mureka Poultry Mixture Six months contract. Mureka Mfg Co East St Louis. For sale John Deere wagon nearly new and onion sets. See Albert Drudge or call at the Livery Barn.
Curtis Overman born March 30 1844 near Marion Grant County Indiana died March 10 1919 aged 74 years 11 months 10 days. He married Anna Knight January 6 1871 and Louisa C Smith May 15 1879, with daughters Gien and Dessie. Dessie precedes him. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Edwin Misher Greensfork sister Mrs D M Coppock Greensfork five grandchildren and many relatives. He lived near Silver Lake about forty years and served in the Civil War. His memory is cherished and his soul is guided by God.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for their sympathy and help during the illness of the beloved patient. May God bless their generosity and possessions. Mrs. L Overman Mrs. E Fisher and Family.
Hon. J. B. Eschibach from Warsaw attended to business matters tied to the estate of the late Mary Ann Caldwell and was named executor in the will.
A series of social gatherings are reported with various groups hosting meetings last week. The Mothers Club, Victoria reading club, Mazda class of the M FE Sunday School, embroidery club, P. D. club, Knitting Club, S. T. club, and other local groups held entertainments at homes of Mrs. Haney, Mrs. Leonarsa, Arthur Hively, Mrs. Walter Hamman, Miss Kathleen Burdge, Mrs. J. D. Cline, and Miss Ethel Skinner, respectively.
James Meloy advertises Bliss Native Herb Tablets at the Record Office in Silver Lake for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. The for sale notice lists 200 doses for 1.00 and invites record shipment to a friend.
Ne Ry Clymer and family of Berrien Centre visited at the Clymer home west of town on Sunday. Mrs Myron Murphy was a Warsaw visitor Monday. Miss Fannie Shipley returned north of Claypool Monday after a week with Murphy and Paulus families. Jed McKeown and his mother visited in Alexandria Sunday. Mesdames Reger Ferrerda and Moomman visited in North Manchester Monday evening. Delbert Kerlin taught in Silver Lake schools Monday to Wednesday while his sister Mrs Janes was in Chicago. The affidavit note about indebtedness cancellation and mortgage blanks will be available at the Record office. those owing should attend at once to save dollars.
A university economist and education leaders outline how allowances teach early fiscal responsibility. The program, backed by the Seventh District War Savings effort, uses Little Lessons in Thrift to pair savings with practical math in schools and private academies.
The paper discusses merchants and their up to date goods in advertisements as trustworthy sellers. It suggests readers can patronize these merchants with confidence.
An authorized subscription agency invites readers to send no money and save time by placing subscriptions for any magazine. They offer catalogs with money saving clubs and cash and prize copy, directing inquiries to Brush & Hanson at the Recorp office in Silver Lake.
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