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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
4
Old notice from Silver Lake Indiana details subscription terms by mail including rates for one year six months three months and one month with single copy price.
A collected gaggle of proverbs and sayings on work, manners, aging, weather, love, fashion, and crops. It notes a large potato crop, with claims of 323 million potatoes and wide social observations. The items read like a column of aphorisms and cheeky quips.
Boston police encountered moonshine during a search for a skunk, a curious twist in a routine operation. The officers reportedly pursued odor clues and uncovered unregulated liquor instead of the sought animal.
Peanuts gained popularity with over 2,000,000 acres planted last year as demand rises. They supply essential fats and proteins, deliver high digestibility, and boost body energy. Peanut oil provides a wholesome cooking oil and can be used as lard substitute in solid form.
Merl Alexander living northwest of town is quite sick and Mrs Sturgell improved after a week of illness. Mrs Paulus remains about the same as in recent weeks. Mrs John Leonard had a severe cold but is much improved. John Leonard remains in failing health but steady. Albert Thacker sick Monday, but yesterday could be about his home. T B Evans still confined to bed after weeks of illness though improving. Lon Wilson northeast of town remains in poor health with no recent improvement.
Mrs. John Kempel and Mrs. W. 8S. Harvey returned to Chicago after a week here. Several trips and visits noted including EB Baker family in Akron, Walter Hamman from Tipton and Indianapolis, and Tanlan medicine sold by Rogers Pharmacy. A new license reminder for 1922 and订 subscription drive for magazines at the Record office.
Five diphtheria cases at Claypool grade school forced a temporary closure last week. Eighth grade and high school students in the upper story continued classes. The school reopened Monday with no new cases and officials expect no further outbreaks due to the mild form of the disease.
Pat Sands was on our streets Monday. The revival at Center is still in progress with fair attendance and much interest. Amos Homan and wife of near Akron visited in this vicinity recently. Ruben Kline was on our streets Monday. Rev. Smith, who had conducted services at Center, has been at home with illness but is improving. Remember there is Sunday School at Center every Sunday with a cordial welcome.
Rev. T. D. Butterbaugh of the southeast outskirts is slowly improving after a stroke. He traveled to Warsaw last Friday to spend several hours with his brother and family, marking a positive step in his recovery.
Mrs. Sarah Amiss of High street has been bedridden for several weeks and much weaker in recent months after years at the J. M. Amiss residence.
Theodore Braude, confined for several weeks after an appendicitis operation, was downtown briefly last Friday afternoon. He has been very patient and is expected to resume his usual activities soon.
John Linton has entered a Fort Wayne hospital for treatment. An incision was made on his right side to locate the trouble and he is reported as feeling fairly well while kept on his back.
W. F. Helser, in poor health for over a year and out of work since spring, has been confined to his home for part of the past month. He does not improve as quickly as hoped, with some days spent outdoors and others spent in his room.
Mrs Jacob Haney plans a multi city visit starting Wednesday next week traveling to Clinton Town to stay with daughter Mrs Gladys Hamilton and husband, then to Denver to visit Robert Zimmerman and family, followed by Santa Barbara for several weeks with daughter Mrs C E Nagle and family and others. She may also visit San Antonio Texas with daughter Mrs Chas Rager and husband and possibly Miami Oklahoma with Mrs Maude Herald and family.
Paul Leckrone son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Leckrone residing south of the Big Four station arrived home last Friday from Norfolk Virginia with an honorable discharge He enlisted in the marines two years ago serving twenty one months in Cuba He enjoyed the service and may re enlist for three years
The Farmers Mutual Relief Association invites members to its 43rd annual meeting in the court room at War saw on Saturday afternoon December 3. Emanuel Bulbs is president and White Staffer serves as secretary. Areas:
Advertises the Record office accepting magazine orders with hundreds of titles and authorization as agents for savings.
The hunting season is on in full force and residents can obtain their hunting license at the Record office, saving a trip to the county seat in Warsaw or Wabash.
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