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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
4
Postal notice from Silver Lake Indiana lists subscription terms for newspapers with rates for one year six months three months and one month in advance pricing and a small misprint section.
John Deaton, well known to locals, purchased a coal yard in Warsaw last week.
Mentone druggist M. Ballard was found severely injured on a street last week. A board from a passing truck struck him, causing a deep facial gash, and he cannot recall how the incident happened.
Miss Cecile Mainert has joined the Record Office and began work last week. Ste is rapidly learning the art of type setting.
The local independent team fell 17 to 22 to Winn Green on Wednesday night. Both teams had yet to lose a game this season, but the visitors proved stronger as All players gave effort throughout the contest.
Donald Metzger, son of Mr and Mrs Perry Metzger, was kicked in the face by a horse weeks ago. He is getting along nicely and is able to be about his home at play and has made several trips to town with his parents.
A marriage license was issued in Warsaw last week to Fred Gray of Kalamazoo Michigan and Delphia Johnson of Pear Claypool. The bride is well known to local residents.
Mrs Harriet Hinsley Chronister died Wednesday night at her son John Chronister's home in Andrews from heart trouble. Born near Dayton Ohio she would have turned 88 in April. Survived by three sons John Samuel Worth and a daughter Emma Doll. brother William Hinsley 91. Funeral held last Friday at Fairview southeast of North Manchester.
Authorized agents invite you to save money by visiting the Rxecorp office to place magazine orders. The office offers hundreds of different magazines for selection and processing.
News about local people and events in your town printed for residents. M D Votter asks to return borrowed fountain pen and cites county board of education meeting in Warsaw on Monday.
Walter Moyer resigned his six month post at the local Farmers elevator and moved to Laketon. Presta Vickery of North Manchester has accepted the vacancy and will manage the business until next spring.
At a Warsaw meeting of county school principals last Saturday it was decided to allow high school pupils two nights a week for basketball one night for games and one night for practice.
In Indianapolis Asa Leckrone a Warsaw lawyer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court with liabilities of 7 30247 and assets of 347. Dr and Mrs H C Snyder visited from Argos on Sunday. A galvanized roof is being added to the Odd Fellows building this week. Mr and Mrs James McCoy returned from Cassopolis Michigan after two weeks. Samuel Lowman and family moved from Warsaw to the Monroe Paulus farm north of town as Claire Paulus vacated.
The office printed large bills on Tuesday announcing a public sale at Ralph Shepherds place near Rochester on November 15. Items include horses cattle hogs farming implements household goods hay corn and more. The Shepherd family plans to move to a farm 11 miles southeast of here.
Ed Reed will hold a public sale Saturday afternoon featuring corn hogs household and kitchen furniture and other articles. Strong local sale action described with expected turnout and items listed.
Chas Pearson opened a cigar tobacco and confectionery shop in his restaurant building. He started business Monday with a complete new stock of goods.
Mrs. Minerva Zimmerman returns from Brazil with Floyd Zimmerman family visits. Subscriptions offered at the Record office. Grant Harris back from Chicago. Frank Drudge and family visit near Barket. Rev Sturges to preach at M E church on Nov 13. Mrs Frye Alberta Samuel Smith and John Miller visit Niles Michigan. Skid chains offered at the Vulcanizing Shop. H A Moyer rents farm near Rock Lake. moving plans. Mel Roller visits Goshen. Royal Brown visits Elkhart and local homes. Paying 35c for corn. 500 bushels wanted. Near East relief donors offered 40 cents per bushel if delivered by Nov 20. Mary Jane Hill visiting North Manchester. Ce lebrates 76th birthday.
Ed Jackson secretary of state will also speak at 2 in South Bend on Armistice Day. Aberidge is set to address audiences in Warsaw tomorrow at two o clock.
Baker and family visited Sun day at the Jud Curtis home in Akron. A light snow fell yesterday but melted quickly, except on buildings. The Vulcanizing Shop in Silver Lake advertises notary work and licenses. Armistice Day Friday may close stores. Mrs Fay Kabnt visiting from Albuquerque. Auto license applications for 1922 available at the Record Office. Mr and Mrs W H Davis visiting from Indianapolis for Mrs Paulaus’s health. Skid chains offered at the Vulcanizing Shop. City business seeks a night watch. Send the Record to absent friends for $1.50 per year.
Myron Murphy and family traveled from Berrien Centre Michigan to attend the funeral of Mr Murphy's father. The family returned home the first of last week amid the sorrowful event and funeral proceedings.
Beginning Monday November 14 and for the rest of the week farmers may bring corn to the Silver Lake elevator in ten bushel parcels or less to receive receipts. The drive aims to feed starving Armenians with an estimated 5 million bushels of grain to save lives.
Bessie Arnold of Claypool was taken to the hospital for the insane at Loganport on Tuesday of last week. She had previously been there on two other occasions.
Newton Gill died last Thursday afternoon at his home in Warsaw after illness since July. Cause was asthma and heart trouble. He would have been 81 on November 26. Survived by daughter Edna Jennings of Canada, sons Milo of Plymouth and Charles of Warsaw, sister Joyce Rhodes of Bloomville Ohio, brothers J. D. Gill of Kalamazoo Michigan and James Gill of Silver Lake.
Last week Paulus and son held a public sale at the Paulus farm north of town. NewsCloire, who has lived on the farm for years, has moved to Claypool where he is pursuing a garage venture.
State highway commission ordered removal of advertising signs from controlled highways effective July 1 1922 last week except warnings or directions. Roadside signs show extinct businesses and some active firms, with the paper noting advertisers should use column space to reach readers.
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