Ambiguous Note On Health Progress Attributed To Perry
Fragmentary text suggests a statement about Mr. Perry and a condition potentially improving, but the message is unclear and lacks concrete details or context.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
Birds of prey in Canada and England explained
A dated animal lore piece describes loons swans cranes and owls reacting to humans in the wild. It notes a loon killing a man at Great Slave Lake and an owl mistaken as an evil spirit by lumbermen while detailing how these birds attack eye targets and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loon
Hertfordshire
England
Gander
Slave
Fairview Ringlets Visit Danville Family
Mrs Laura Parker of Fairview is visiting her brother William Miller in Danville Lilinoia for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Parker
William Miller
Danville Lilinoia
Parker Family Wedding Ties Neighbors Near Liketon
Miss Delphia Parker wed Leonard Hoffman son of William Hoffman in a private ceremony by Rev. H. G. Pence. Immediate relatives attended. The couple plan to farm nearby and reside on a local farm. Nearby, Miss Glenna Parker visits Wabash and Foster Parker and wife plan to move to Claypool for work. The Parker Brothers sale drew a large crowd despite bad weather, with the Ladies Aid lunch raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Parker
Delphia Parker
Leonard Hoffman
William Hoffman
H. G. Pence
Burket
Parker Brothers
Local notes and visits from Lakeside community
Amos Homan and family visited here a short time Monday afternoon. George Bouse explains the incident with the large window at his home. Merritt Longbrake had a bad accident with his new Earl Zuto last Saturday but no one was hurt. Frank Alexander’s family visited the Clinic home Sunday afternoon. Several reminders about obeying laws to avoid fines. W. A. Warner and wife of Mentone and T. W. Sulkirk of Tippecanoe Lake were Sunday guests at C. I. Bashore’s north of town. Julius Magnin visited Warsaw on Wednesday. An ad promotes Indian Herb tablets for digestive issues with pricing. J. H. Hill and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Hill’s parents in town and visited Hanson and Brush homes. An invitation to subscribe to the RECORD is extended. Charles Leiter and family visited Mrs. Albert Drudge’s home. Harmon and Floyd Drudge also visited. Norman’s Pharmacy announces a new jewelry line. Mrs. Brown, from near North Manchester, returned to Ray-Harter home. Mrs. J. W. Yates and son Everett spent Sunday in Mishawaka with Russell Priser. Glen Warner and family joined them. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jontz and daughter Elizabeth visited from Mishawaka. Jontz is related to H. G. Jontz and Mrs. John Fitton, while Mrs. Jontz is sister to Scott Lawrence near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hill
Elgshart
J. W. Yates
Everett
Mishawaka
Russell Priser
Glen Warner
Elizabeth
Mrr Jontz
John Fitton
Jontz
Service Motor Company unveils gasoline coach on Big Four line
A prototype passenger coach built by the Service Motor Company and pulled by gasoline power passed northbound through Silver Lake around nine oclock Tuesday morning on the Big Four railroad. Officials from the Big Four and the Service Motor Company attended, with guests aboard the coach, which drew notable attention. Rumor says the cars may be adopted for all Michigan division passenger traffic between Renton Hervo and Indianapolis and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service ‘Motor Company
Wabash
Silver Lake
Big Four Railroad
Service ‘ Motor Company
Western Railroads
Michigan
Big Four
Renton Hervor
Indianapolis
Louisville
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Lavey
Sons the Dependable Jewelers
North
Manchester
Robinson Crusoe
Crusoe
Brush & Hanson
Fosciusko County
Silver Lake, Ind
Maytag Electric Wash
F&f Hardware Co
Silver Lake, Indiana
Mr. Perry
Aady
Fairview
Ben Fuller
Harry Stroble
Mr. Bolley
Main Street
Hartford City
Samuel Smith
Liketon
Bud Moore
Glenna Parker
Foster Parker
Claypool
Foster
Amos Homan
George Bouse
Merritt Longbrake
Earl Zuto
Frank Alexander
W. A. Warner
Mentone
Tippecanoe Lake
C. I. Bashore
Julius Magnin
Warsaw
Silver Leake
Indian.Herb Co
Wetibe
Charles Leiter
Plymouth
Albert “Drudge
Jacob Leiter
Norman’s Pharmacy
Mre. Brown
Newhouse
Oldfather
Ray- Harter
Oliver
Remington, Fox
Underwood
F. G. Fitch Optical Office
Widaman Office
Warsaw, Ind
Ramsey & Summe Phone
Ind
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