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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
2
Elizabethtown resident B. F. Tolson praises Electric Bitters saying they restore health and vitality. He credits improved stomach function and cleaned blood with 50 cent bottles offered by Reger, guaranteed satisfaction.
The Record invites readers to contribute local interest items for publication by mailing them to the office or handing them to representatives, or by calling phone 62 for arrangements.
The piece notes that the six weeks of winter weather forecast by the groundhog on February 2 have ended and the current mild conditions are continuing. It expresses hope the groundhog’s promise will hold and the pleasant weather will remain unmolested.
Organizers announce a post card shower and invite participation. Attendees can purchase attractive cards at the EECORD office to support the event and showcase festive designs.
The North Indiana Methodist conference will convene in Bluffton from April 6 to 11 with Bishop Earl Cranston presiding. The event includes the dedication of the Chopson Old Peoples Home at Warren on April 7 funded by gifts totaling 50 600 and a Warren couple donation.
Sunday guests included Jacob Bouse and wife at the Chester Bouse home in the north part of town. George Kinka of near Warsaw visited J. W. Walburn. Many people enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at the lake. Estel Funk went to Marion for a few days with his sister and family. Mrs. E. Braude, recently ill, shows slow improvement. J. T. Lynch and family from Pendleton visited the Ziles south of town. Mrs. Lynch is a daughter of Mrs. Zites. T. P. Ball, in town since December caring for Milton Ball, returned to San Francisco yesterday. A. L. Spangle of Kokomo visited with Isaac Spangle and family and attended the Butterbaugh funeral.
The notice urges readers to report deaths births marriages accidents and other items of local interest to the paper. It invites calls mail or in-person reports and offers to collect news at homes or offices to ensure community coverage.
Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Rev William Hoffman pastor with services on Sunday 27 1910 at Silver Lake including Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m with preparatory service and communion after sermon Y P C E meet 6 p m Wednesday prayers Thursday choir practice Germantown preaching at 2 30 p m Sunday School Rose Hill De Grove Chapel at the usual hour.
Receipt notes a communication received regarding location changes. No names, dates, or specific places appear in the readable text. The fragment suggests administrative handling of a location update or notice.
Frank J. Cheney claims his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before A W Gleason on December 6 1886 in Toledo Ohio Lucas County. Notary Public seal shown. Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed as a remedy with claims of internal use and sale by pharmacists.
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