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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
4
A local Indiana snippet page mixes light quips with short notes on life in Silver Lake. It jokes about heaven for rich and poor alike, faith, a Hoosier thief, New Year’s resolutions, courting in darkness, fly swatters repurposed, and girls wanting to be boys for barber shop perks.
At the regular Warsaw city council session on Monday night attorney Julio A. Sloane was unanimously elected to fill the unexpired mayoral term ending January 1, 1922, succeeding Judge Lemuel W. Rouse who resigned after being elected Kosciusko circuit court judge. John A. Sloane, a leading Kosciusko county lawyer, is widely expected to perform efficiently.
Farmers shred corn as community activity. John Sands and companion attend church at Center Sunday. George Bouse and family visit Irvin Parker. Attendees travel to Barket quarterly meeting. Everett Parker and wife welcome a son in Niles Michigan. Glenna Parker returns to Wabash after nurse duties. Next Sunday features regular preaching. Rev. Pence plans revival at Beaver Dam. John Whittenberger reports safe Florida arrival, good health, and work in fruit orchards.
A November Thanksgiving message urges national gratitude and individual acts of charity. It notes the day’s purpose to feel thankful and to assist those less fortunate, especially the cold and hungry, so others experience a moment of thanks and readers feel improved.
This piece extols thanking the spring summer autumn and winter for beauty fruit and pleasures. It urges grateful daily habits for American youth and dear ones, arguing Thanksgiving dwells in the heart not the stomach and that gratitude brings further favors.
Bennie Drudge has accepted a position at the Alspaugh Meat Market and began work Monday morning. The work is new to him, but with time he will master the business in a first class manner.
Stephen Hill and Jank Sellers visited Sunday while David Utter called on his son James Utter. A number shredded fodder all week. Mrs Barrick visited from Atwood and Mrs Manual Shilling hosted her. Revival sermons draw from Center U B Church. locals urged to attend. Thanksgiving praised for health crops and spared lives.
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