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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
5
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by Russell H. Butler, Clerk of Kosciusko Circuit Court, as Executor of the estate of Samuel Clink deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Amstard Kinsey April 30, 1921 Bowser and Bowser, Attys.
At the William Butterbaugh farm near Rose Gill a Roan Belgian draft stallion Malin A. 7491 F. 81798 Pure Bred registered and sound is advertised along with Black Diamond No. 16710, Mammoth Jack pure bred and registered. Both show good bone and quality and can be viewed by appointment. Contact Keeper Glen E Wather, Eel River, Silver Lake phone 257-93.
Mrs Prank Yeager from South Whitley visits Mrs Hannah Armey and friends in KE Braude and family visit Warsaw Dora Raber and Grass Creek family spent Sunday at James Decker and Charles Raber homes Notary services offered at the Record office Deeds bonds mortgages and acknowledgments all handled William Brown family west of Claypool visited Chas Brown’s home in town
Esta Gresso and family and Otho Hill and family spent Sunday at Mrs. Mary Jane Hill’s home in Silver Lake. The Hill children returned home with their parents. Call Jesse F. Lynch, Auctioneer, phone 43 Silver Lake. Mrs. Frank Getty visited Indianapolis for a week with daughters Chalmer Detterman Jack Kohl and families. Charles Yates wife and Bernice visited J. W. Yates home. Wade and Whitcomb bakery and restaurant invites all families to try a loaf of bread.
An ornate 13th century tombstone identified as Lady Furnival’s has been unearthed at WorkShop Priory church while it is restored as a war memorial. The stone, once brass decorated, shows evidence of missing metal. The Lady chapel and lancet windows are highlighted as key features.
The War Department has turned over fifty thousand revolvers to the Postoffice Department in Washington. Sixteen thousand of these will be used by postal employees in combating mail robberies and were transferred in recent days.
Mrs. Frank Sellers, who lives north of town, visited Silver Lake last Saturday afternoon. She recently left Fort Wayne hospital after an operation and treatment and is recovering well while helping at home during the past week.
Government labor officials in the United States and Canada say nine people are killed by accidents each hour in the United States. The figure appears in a formal report distributed by authorities.
A large crowd from the area traveled to see North Manchester play Gushen last Sunday afternoon. The game drew many locals as the teams competed at a regional venue.
Mr and Mrs HG Jontz intend to relocate to Mishawaka within weeks pending securing a dwelling. Mr Jontz works in roofing with his brother, making residence there practically necessary for the family.
Mrs Kreiter widow of Monroe Kreiter has been ill at her daughter Mrs George Leckrone’s home northeast of town for months. She is not improving and is much weaker than a few days ago.
Henry Shuman his wife and Ezra Cripe of near Anderson motored here last Saturday and visited until Sunday evening at the J. R. Norman home. The three old friends enjoyed a most pleasant visit.
A column extols milk as superior nutrition for girls and boys. It claims milk provides lime and protein essential for muscle building, endurance, and general health, noting athletes benefit and that it sharpens complexion and vitality.
Merl Smith recently bought a house from Albert Whittenberger and moved it Monday onto his father's farm. Charles Netzen and family of Claypool were seen on the streets Sunday. Frank Stickler was seen on the streets last week. A D Parker and BOD were in the vicinity Monday in Covia or nearby.
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