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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
4
Entertained members of the Victoria reading club at the Mrs Roy Hanes home Monday night. Mothers club members were entertained last Friday afternoon at the Mrs Myron Murphy home west of town.
Last Friday afternoon the embroidery club gathered at Mrs. Clarence Hill's home for a reception with delicate refreshments. Mrs. Zoda Fitton of Indianapolis, a former member, attended as an honored guest.
Mrs. Alice Hill visited North Manchester last Friday. H. B. Ferverda and family of Leesburg visited with his son J. W. Ferverda last Saturday. The Engleman family near Disko spent Sunday at the William Perry home. Miss Dotte Shenefield came from Fort Wayne for a visit. Auctioneer Jease F. Lynch advertised livestock sales. Many locals circulated visiting relatives and attending events. The county Sunday school convention was planned at Warsaw M E B church on Nov 16 and 17. Subscriptions urged for the RECORD at 1.25 yearly. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bowen visited from Columbia City. Leo Bruner visited from Fort Wayne. hunting licenses available at RECORD office in Silver Lake. Various notices of sales, travel, and visiting relatives filled the week’s brief local items.
D A Pike and family from Wabash spent last Sunday at their park cottage. In the afternoon about twenty friends joined them, and they enjoyed several pleasant hours together at the outing.
Clarence Hammonu traveled to Chicago on Tuesday to take up temporary employment with a contractor. He was joined by two cousins from Akron to perform mason work during the assignment.
A.J. Wiltrout and J. A. Sloane of Warsaw visited Monday evening to support the YMCA drive sweeping the United States this week.
Instruction to readers to direct all legal notices to The Record for publication and to ensure timely placement by attorneys. Emphasizes notices of administrator executor guardian survey road ditch real estate and related actions, urging clients to control where published. Reminds not to rely on others, and to mention the matter to their lawyers.
A pamphlet argues a breakdown of bodily glands causes widespread illness. It blames liver and kidney failure for impurities and feverish symptoms, claiming GLANDO renews gland function and removes accumulated poisons.
Here visiting from Hart Wayne and wife from Friday to Sunday as guests of S. A. Canada and family. W. W. Canada worked thirty years as a mail clerk on the LE and W railroad and after retirement served as superintendent of mail for the Pennsy and Wabash stations in Fort Wayne.
Mr and Mrs Regenos and Mrs J D Cline attended the funeral at North Manchester Wednesday for Mrs Elia Beck Binkley who had once lived near the old Silver Creek schoolhouse.
A brief notice directs readers to Brush & Hansen for insurance of fire and tornado risks in town or country, promising good rates.
Readers can save by visiting the Record office to place magazine orders. The shop notes there are hundreds of different magazines and that they are authorized agents for them.
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