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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
3
Notice to all concerned that the Town Board of Tras ill meets in regular session on the 1st and 3rd Friday evenings and 2nd and 4th Saturday evenings of each month. J. M. Amiss, Town Clerk.
Fragmentary lines indicate a ceremony for Clarence Eber with a local religious service and Sunday observance.
The message urges readers to report any visitors or news to the RECORD by telephone, mail, or office notification. It emphasizes keeping the record informed with timely tips and contact details for reporting.
Since the death of my sister Miss Anna Meloy of Milford I have been appointed to settle her estate and accounts. I will also control the agency business in this county, the property she had, done and settle all accounts with her agents in Kosciusko county. James L. Melloy Rural Route Syracuse Ind coounty agent for Bliss Native Herbs.
A visitor describes Maison Paternelle at Mettray where sons of the rich aged 12 to 21 are confined for being unmanageable. The grim facility features barred cells, a silent hall, and one hour daily yard access under a keeper.
Frank Zimmerman and wife in town for a few hours last evening. Mrs J F Skinner improving after illness. Mrs Earl Haney and baby visiting from New Paris near Jack Burt and Hiram Haney homes. Bb Ea Strnver and wife moved to Peru for housekeeping. Grandma Ogden to Alexandria for winter with daughter Mrs Jon Gaerte and family. James Faton of Franklin township and Mrs Jane Latin of Palestine married by Squire Eiler. Mrs Ezra Homman returned from Watash after a week due to child illness. Minnie and Nellie Thacker visiting Springfield Obin on Nickel Plate excursion. Minnie to stay several weeks. Leonard went to Goshen Monday to work. Goshen Mapu ne trustee’s office during absence.
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