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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
5
The Record offers subscription services for magazines and newspapers, promising money back and convenience. The agency claims many customers order weekly through them, and they advertise over 1,000 sheets of new music at the office priced at 10 cents per sheet.
Marion united in marriage April 30 at their parents' home in Monrovia Cal. The Kemper family, longtime residents, are well known in the locality. Mrs P M Kemper is sister to Scott Lawrence who lives two miles south of town.
Lake Large No. 576 OL BL invites all Odd Fellows and visiting brethren to attend Friday lodge nights for a brief social and recreation period. The committee urges participation despite busy schedules to sustain fellowship.
The T. Club held a farewell gathering at Miss Veva Hoamman’s home last evening as Miss Hoamman prepares to work with the Bitten family.
A Scarlet Fever patient Miss Zeca Votter has been seriously ill for over a week. Quarantine was promptly established and no other cases are reported.
Here Wednesday, Fish Ed Chasey Clarende Crook and Ab Cochran of Somerset spent the day fishing on our lake.
An advertisement for Dr Keefer’s Big Neck treatment claims rapid improvement for stubborn neck issues. It offers one month’s treatment for 1 560 postpaid on receipt from The Modern Pharmacy, Aliens Indiana.
A garbled item lists visits by Mr and Mrs Norman in Indianapolis and mentions local residents Mas Martindale and Adrian Mahrer. It notes a baby born May 5 to Lyman Harris and Blanch Ayers formerly of the area. Voters in Lake Township are asked to decide Friday whether to fund a modern highway or continue spending on both roads.
Fragmentary recorder text mentions Harrison Township and Plain Township with dated references. The unreadable OCR yields incomplete names and action hints, offering only scattered place labels and personal identifiers without a clear event or outcome.
Miss Mercy Cofin spent Sunday with Miss Emma Olver and Mrs Brows in Akron. Monday John Florid tad a very sick horse Tas eel but the animal is better. Mrs Amos Kreig of Akron visited with her daughter Mrs Corlie Weller. Mrs Lantzentreiser, a whoo y safe & sick, is slowly improving with her grandparents. Jenhae Platt.
Announcement to voters of Rosensko county that Davis Seward Township will be a candidate for county treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic county convention held June 1, 1914. The endorsement states all Democrats are urged to support the ticket.
In Plain Township a notice identifies Ragne Be Gunter with de support details. The record preserves the name and locality as read in the OCR fragment.
Fragmentary OCR details a treasurer record under an act, showing unclear subjects and dates. The readable parts reference a financial instrument or duty and end with a closing phrase.
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