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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
5
Scores of readers are urged to enroll renew subscriptions through Brush & Hanson at the Record office to save money on magazines and newspapers. The office also offers over 1,000 sheets of new music at 10 cents each, with a display available for viewing.
Brown business visitor to Akron Sunday. Rosa Bucher made a business trip to Silver Lake Monday. Mr and Mrs C Morris visited Monday at J F E Crouch home. Sterman Swick in vicinity Saturday evening. Clarence Eber and family at Isaac Platt home Tuesday. Isaac Platt and wife with S D Rider visited G F Rider home Sunday afternoon. Preaching Sunday evening and prayer meeting every Wednesday. All invited.
Jacob D. Hupfer of Warsaw announces as a Republican candidate for county sheriff nomina tion at the county convention. He requests support from township voters and notes his candidacy will be presented to delegates for the June convention.
An editor announces bid for Kosciusko County Sheriff subject to delegates decision at the forthcoming County Convention. The message invites Democratic voters to support the candidacy and notes the selection hinges on party proceedings.
Silver Lake residents are urged to donate or donate back old papers to the local RECORD office. Fred Summe is coordinating the effort and collecting historical materials for archival preservation.
The item catalog lists residents with visits and daily life notes. Reuben has mumps amid wet weather delaying tasks. Morris Parker and Theodore Parker are mentioned, along with several Sunday calls and local moves. A baby boy is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. George Bouse.
A Philadelphia Ledger quip ponders saving photos of “fellows you have been engaged to” to build a rogues gallery. The remark contrasts those who prepared with those who did not, using playful framing about images and reputations.
Local notes report church schools held next Sunday and various residents traveling between towns. Notary services offered at the Record office with deeds, bonds, and mortgages handled. Several locals visit relatives in Akron, Sidney, and Fort Wayne as illness improves for Mr. Deaton.
Loren Miller visited from Lagro for a short stay at the Coy home. Samuel Kerlin and his wife visited Wabash. Mary Clymer and Gladys Craig spent Sunday with friends in North Manchester. Tax receipts at the Warsaw treasurer's office totaled about 250 dollars from April through May.
Kosciusko county voters hear announcements from L. P. Dunnuck Harrison Township Daniel Newter Warsaw and P. M. Thompson Plain Township as they seek the county recorder post subject to the Democratic county convention on June 11 1914. They urge Democrat and aligned voters support for the nomination and office.
Editor records that Jacob Kern of Franklin Township will seek the Democratic county convention nomination for County Assessor subject to convention decision. He thanks supporters in advance.
To the voters of Kosciusko County Thomas B Hathaway Lake Township announces candidacy for Commissioner Southern District subject to Democratic convention decision. He asks for support and notes readiness to serve after the upcoming party proceedings.
Democratic candidate W W Davis announces his bid for county treasurer in Kosciusko County subject to the June 1914 Democratic convention. He asks Democratic voters for their support and appreciation. Seward Township location noted.
Public notice informs residents of Silver Lake District and nearby areas about upcoming meetings and official actions. The item outlines schedules, locations, and deadlines for citizen participation. It emphasizes access to records and opportunities to comment on proposed measures.
A fragmented recorder’s note references a county convention in Losinsco County and mentions Turkey Creek Township. The readable text is incomplete, but signals an official convention recording with township designation and county context.
A notice states a gathering will be presented to the Republican county convention on June 22 in Washington. The item names Homer L Oasian as a participant or speaker.
Fragmentary text notes a treasure record tied to a forthcoming Republican decade. Mentions Allen Turner and Washington Tow Editors with dated records.
A brief public notice records the editors meeting outcome with voting notes and commission confirmations. The report mentions the date of the session and key decisions affecting governance and editorial oversight.
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