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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
8
Prices on Havoline Oil and tires at Ford Station in Claypool. Ear W. Conrad in Warsaw offers acetylene welding for castings of any size. Record office notes frequent inquiries on town property sales and farm sales.
Census Clerks exams on Oct 18 and Nov 25. Bookkeeper classes every Tuesday. Railway Mail and others soon. Our 35.00 short course trains you quickly. Interstate Civil Service Institute in Washington offers opportunities. Candy work earns 25 to 35 weekly with home factories with supplies provided by Candymakers House in Philadelphia.
Dr Haim I Davis cites Poland poverty and starvation after Red Cross work and urges a $35 million American Jewish relief fund to save lives in Eastern Europe. He notes Christians and Jews suffer alike and heads the appeal from New York with cooperation from Louis Marshall Felix Warburg and Jacob Schiff.
Home Service sections of the American Red Cross in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky seek information on soldiers missing since discharge. Named are Serzt Russell Irving Wiles discharged June 17 from the Motor Transport Corp 818. Pvt Harry Eb Ross of the 26th Infantry First Division AEF wounded at Soissons July 19 1918. Pvt Joseph Burch Walker of Monteagle Tennessee believed mentally disabled from gas exposure. Pvt George Nelson of the BEF missing since February 1 1919 with shell shock. Some may be in the Lake Division unaware of names or addresses. The Red Cross aided the army in locating missing men.
A plea urges placing ads in the paper to raise funds quickly for starving children in Poland. The doctor warns of widespread emaciation in Warsaw Vilna and Kovno, with mothers carrying undernourished infants. He appeals to American donors through the Jewish Committee to restore the children's birthright through timely aid.
Mrs Hannah Armey visited Huntington with daughter Anna Amiss and family. Numerous relatives from Plymouth Misha waka Zanesville Laketon Mentone and Fort Wayne joined Sunday gatherings at various homes. The article notes school superintendent James Leffel and local fairs weather impacts and a Sonora product promotion.
The War Department plans to pass 15 million hand grenades to the Government Savings Societies as personal savings banks for workers. About 20 000 industrial organizations are lined up with a goal of at least 100 000. Workers buy three War Savings Stamps or one stamp a month for three months and receive a grenade bank to use for savings or future Treasury certificates.
Here From Wisconsin Mrs C B Lunsford came here from Gays Mills Wisconsin the latter part of last week on account of her uncles W HB Herendeen of Ohio and W E Herendeen of California being here on a visit and to attend the reunion last Sunday. She will remain here for a few weeks visiting with her mother Mia Mary Rantz and other relatives and friends.
Charles Deafenbaugh will hold a public sale on October 9 at his place 414 miles northeast of there selling 4 horses 13 cattle 14 hogs farming implements hay oats corn in the field and various household goods and more items.
On Saturday October 11 Lizzie Wuittenberger will hold a public sale at her home three miles northwest of here. The sale will feature 2 head horses 5 head cattle some chickens farming implements household goods and numerous other articles. Sale begins at 1 o clock with J D Gill Auctioneer.
The board of trustees of Silver Lake will convene in regular session Friday evening to discuss scheduled matters and provide updates on ongoing projects. The meeting invites public attendance and may include briefings from town departments.
Wanted readers without a Record subscription are invited to enroll their names for home delivery. The newspaper will be sent to the subscriber’s address for an annual rate of $1.25.
WANTED TO PURCHASE a farm of from 60 to 80 acres located within two or three miles northeast to southeast of Silver Lake. For particulars inquire at the RECORD office.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio states firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Declaration dated December 6 1886 before notary A W G. Hall s Catarrh Cure advertised as taking internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Pills for constipation also recommended.
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