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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
5
Sera CB reports a quiet Sunday with multiple visits and gatherings. Frank Hill stayed in Buffalo last week while Miss Mildred Aker hosted Ida Hill. An oyster supper is set for Nov 28 inviting everyone. Several families visited others near Sidney Silver Lake and at local homes.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kirgs New Life Pills to tone the stomach and support liver kidneys and bowels. It claims quick relief from indigestion and promises a pleasant safe remedy for 25 cents at Rager and Jonizs.
Community notes from the southwest neighborhood recount social calls and visits. Names mentioned include Mrs. Gus Boue Mrs. Jacob Bouce Miss Hazel Winecup from Columbia City Mrs. Everett Joutz Chiyton Brown Laketon Lavon and Garrett Snyder Levi Molot and Ed Wendell plus families and guests from Wabash and others.
An Ohio man flagged a moving train to avert a wreck, while an older anecdote recalls H. T. Alston of Rel eigh North Carolina crediting Electric Bitters for curing stomach and liver troubles after a perilous illness. Four bottles of the remedy cost 50 cents at Rager and Jontz's.
Arthur Buss Surdayed with Walter Hahn Miss Mamie Jube spent Friday in Premen. Miss Edna Kuhn visited her uncle Mr. Charles Hepler and family. Walter Hahn has been on the sick list. Lester Rowland Sundayed with Miss Stacy Harlan. Miss Lillian Hepler visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hahn. Miss Gertrude Hahn spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs. Ervin Hepler. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hahn and...
Mary Danner and others visited the Hepers while Edler and family hosted guests including John Edler Ben Heckman and family. No school Wednesday at West Millwood. teacher testified in Warsaw. A spelling cyphering match between West Millwood and East Millwood drew a large crowd with West Millwood leading in spelling.
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