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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
4
Entered at the Post Office at Silver Lake Indiana as second class matter. This line indicates mailing classification used by the newspaper for distribution and storage.
Visitors flock to our lake area as summer nears with many cottages occupied from spring to fall. Residents expect several new cottages this season and numerous affordable lots remain for purchase.
Beginning September 1 1916 display advertising rates to be announced on application obituaries limited to 25 lines for subscribers free for subscribers and two cents per line for non subscribers card of thanks two cents per line minimum 25 cents notices for churches or societies events or fundraisers two cents per line per issue
Local notices record visits by Max Glacer from Cleveland and Miss Della Shepherd to North Manchester. Commercial items mention garden seed at Rexall, furniture including rockers, kitchen cabinets, and book cases from Downing & Tucker in Claypool. Public sale at Claypool attended for S. Lawrence Determan stock and farm machinery. Bliss Native Herb Tablets advertised for rheumatics and digestion with 200 doses for $1 at the Record Office in Silver Lake.
Center residents report visits from Irene Davis and Ida Aili last Sunday. Frank Hill traveled to Indianapolis. Roy Zellers and family joined William Zellers and Chester Bouse at Al Carr’s home. Heeter sale attendees came from the area. June Parker and Abe Metzger hosted by Metzger near Packerton. H A Moyer Elza Heckman and families visited Arey Ring home. Rev. Dickison and family dined with the Clinks near Lakeside. Hill Clink Beber attended a church lecture east of Silver Lake. Many locals went to Silver Lake to hear Rev Bizra Flor at the U B church.
Sunday to Monday visits include Parker Fuller Clink and Longbrake families with Rev Dickinson and Regenus households. Farmers plow ahead to corn planting as wheat looks healthy. Residents note a busy period and potential large crop. local merchants advertise sewing machines and bed springs at Downing Tucker in Claypool.
Members of the Victoria reading club were entertained Monday night by Mrs. A. B. Burdge. Earlier last Friday afternoon embroidery club members were entertained by Mrs. Burdge.
A brief instruction directs readers to submit news items to the Rzc- ORD office. The note implies a local newsroom workflow and contact point for community submissions.
An advertisement touts Grando Pine as a low cost home remedy for coughs colds and throat irritation. It claims 3 ounces mixed with syrup or honey makes a pint and notes relief for whooping cough and prevention of pneumonia or bronchitis. A Lima Ohio testimonial credits the product with curing a severe persistent cough after two bottles. Manufactured by the Glanra-Aid Co Ft Wayne IN Rager Jontz.
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