Different Homes During Past Week Moves Beneficial
Mrs. Mery Glosser, who had occupied the Yatis property in the north area, shows relocation during the past week. Moves are presented as beneficial.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
8
Mrs. Mery Glosser, who had occupied the Yatis property in the north area, shows relocation during the past week. Moves are presented as beneficial.
The report lists several families moving homes within town including Mrs. Roger's family moving to the Hiram Roger room in the Mrs. Catherine Rager property on North Jefferson Street and Alfretta Clayton and son Samuel relocating from west of town into that area. Samuel is expected to work at Braude packing house. Floyd Daffer and Noah Hamman with wife moved to new homes on North Elm Street and from Atwood respectively to establish permanent residence.
Subscriptions and renewals are due at the Port of Ladies Home Journal event with Brush and Hanson held at the Record Office.
Goods stored at South Haven, Midh will be brought there within a few days, per the report.
The Harley Walters family who lived on the F. M Jaques farm west of town for the past years moved to Akron this week. Mr Walters is said to be employed on a diary farm just west of Akron.
Roy Higgins and his family moved this week from the Higgins farm west of town to Alexandria. Due to Roys declining health in recent years the family chose to leave the farm and he will now be employed in Alexandria.
Last Saturday a large truck arrived from Mishawaka and Sunday morning carried the household effects of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Warner to Mishawaka where the family plans to make their future home. Mr. Warner has worked in South Bend for several weeks.
Memoriam recalling Hazel G Votter who died March 20 1921. She is remembered for faith and endurance and her memory shines in the hearts of those who cared for her.
Over the past week long freight trains have moved through the Big Four route with two to eight engines per train. Officials say sidings that held empties are clearing as heavy traffic continues, with 50 to 80 cars per train and up to ten such trains daily.
Census Bureau figures through January 1 1920 show total farm mortgage debt at 6 857 700 000. At 6 percent interest that level implies farmers paid about 471 462 000 annually three years ago.
Local items report visitors from Warsaw and Flint bringing news and people visiting family. Ads promote song books for Sunday schools with discounts and direct ordering options by mail or phone. A poultry farm boasts large Newtown brooders and savings on purchases.
Indiana residents owning real estate may deduct up to 1000 dollars of mortgage indebtedness from the assessed valuation if unpaid on March 1. Statements must be sworn and filed March 1 to May 1, with penalties for false filings. Brush and Hanson, notaries in Silver Lake, offer exemption blanks for owners to complete now.
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