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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
8
Local notes report many gatherings and dinners as Thanksgiving was celebrated with businesses closed. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walter from Kikhart and Mrs. A. S. Sprigg returning from Fikhart to the Lula Olds home. Lost automobile tool kit between Silver Lake and home with liberal reward offered.
Public notice plea urges readers to instruct their attorneys to publish legal notices in The Record. It stresses placing appointments guardianships and real estate notices in a chosen paper to avoid undisclosed sales to county seat papers.
Charles Weaver and family of Lateton visited John Soner's home. Jesse Lynch promotes live stock sales and reports results. The Sprige family spent the day in Warsaw at Roy Sprigg home. Mr and Mrs Joan McQuay of Burbank were guests at the Saner home. Irene Wiltrout to Bourbon for visit with sister Ed Wiley family. Wilbur Amiss returns to Indianapolis after visit with Charles Amiss south east of town. Subscription invitation to the Record. J R Norman visited Muncie with Claud Norman and wife. plans to visit Marion and Lindenthal. Notice of Hall's Catarrh Cure and F J Cheney & Co sworn statement dated December 6, 1886. Also ads for typewriter ribbons and Hauss Family Pills.
Members of the Mothers club were entertained last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ernest Myers on Go Sycamore Street. The gathering featured social time and light refreshments in a neighborhood event.
Last Friday afternoon the embroidery club met for entertainment at Mrs. W W Homman’s residence. In the evening the S T club was entertained at Miss Marion Swihart’s home. The Mazda class of the M E Sunday school will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs. F L Townsend’s home for activities.
Members met Monday night at Mrs. J. C. Hay home for benedict night. The ladies entertained their husbands, a fine program was rendered, and refreshments were served.
Miss Meriam Babcock came from North Manchester with her grandfather S L Clymer. She grew ill on arrival, a physician was called, and she was taken to Doctor Yotter’s home. Her condition improved and she returned home that evening.
The article urges mothers to prevent disease in infants by regular antiseptic use in the mouth and nasal passages. It praises Grando Gargle as an effective germ destroyer for teething babies, colds, sore throats, and adenoid prevention, sold by druggists or the Grand-Aid Co. at 50 cents.
A cheeky line invites readers to value their own work as much as the paper they enjoy. The note emphasizes personal effort and community pride in contributing to local journalism.
The Brush and Hanson subscription agency at the Recorp office in Silver Lake invites readers to call for catalogs and to sign up for money saving magazine clubs. They handle subscriptions to any magazine, saving time and effort for customers.
The thirty ninth annual meeting will be held in the Warsaw Indiana courtroom on December 1 1917 at one o clock. Egbert Gawthrop president William Shaffer secretary.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1917 John W Regenos plaintiff files complaint in VB Nos 13985 Isaac McKim et al to quiet title. An affidavit of a competent person states residence unknown after diligent inquiry of the named defendants Teaao Mo acim Ann Mo Kim Will.
A 1917 Indiana notice states the plaintiff seeks to quiet title to real estate in Kosciusko County Indiana. It lists numerous unknown and unnamed defendants including nonresident spouses and heirs of several McKim Gordon Barnes and Shoulty family members. The suit names the southwest quarter of Section Township 31 North Range 5 East and demands appearance by December 25 1917 at the Kosciusko Circuit Court.
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