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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
5
A new serial story by Herbert Quick titled The Brown Mouse will soon begin in the RE. com and feature school teaching and farming. The opening chapter promises fascinating interest to readers and asks not to miss it.
A report estimates Methodist church losses in Tokyo and Yokohama at 640000 with an additional 250000 baggage claim to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, totaling near 900000. The month opened with a severe earthquake that claimed thousands of lives and caused widespread property damage.
A businessman's wife suffered two years with sore watery eyes and pain. She used Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastis and hazel and found relief at once. Another woman reports cooling fresh eyes after use. One bottle often helps weak strained or inflamed eyes, with aluminum eye cup free at Central Drug Store.
Mr and Mrs T M Baker spent several days in Warsaw last week for the fair and relatives and then traveled to Elkhart for a visit at the Adam Long home. Dr and Mrs Harry Kerr returned to Indianapolis after a couple of weeks with W H Kern. Mr and Mrs Regenos of Akron were here for a short time Sunday afternoon at the A B Cline home. Phillip Hill and family of Logansport visited Gamble and Weimer Lambert homes in North Manchester.
Mrs Carl Thecker traveled from Indianapolis to visit relatives but left for home due to the death and funeral of her grandmother Mrs Basbore. Warner Gill arrived from Chicago for the funeral of Mrs Samuel Bashore. Chester Baghore came from Obi Gago for his mother’s funeral and returned home.
Here From Illinois Mr and Mrs John Hempel visit relatives here and at Oleypool. Mrs Hempel formerly Cynthia Getty lived here years ago. Edward Reed and family of Pana Illinois visit with his parents south-west of town and friends. F D Hayman came from Chicago for several days visit with friends, having lived there years.
Information arrives that Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harkness welcomed a baby boy at their home in Hudson Michigan last week. Mrs. Harkness was formerly Miss Sonia Wiley and is well known locally.
Dr and Mrs Vivien Yates of Ripley Tennessee are the proud parents of a baby boy born Monday of last week September 24 The father is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Yates of Paducah Kentucky and is nephew to Mrs L D B Underhill and Mrs D A Pearson of this place.
The article argues that highway deaths rise from structural road flaws rather than speed or headlights. It urges national and state action to build safe trunk lines and better maintained surfaces, bridges, curves, and signals to reduce casualties and hold governments accountable.
American Steel & Wire Co. plans a 15 million dollar steel plant in Gary next year. The venture, a subsidiary of United States Steel, is expected to create at least 8 000 jobs once fully completed, according to Mr. Pittman.
The Service Progress Special by New York Central Lines presents Mrs Jarley Tax Works a wax show illustrating rising taxes. Gigantic figures including The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe dramatize federal state and local tax growth with stop chronology ending October 16 in Cynthiana Posey County Indiana after reaching Ohio New York Pennsylvania Michigan.
The middle Indiana district Church of the Brethren annual business conference will be held in Sidney October 9 10 and 11. The event rotates across the state to visit church charges. Officials will report on the past year and provide figures on active churches and Sunday schools.
The commissioner in an action for partition in Kosciusko Circuit Court will sell at the law office of J. H. Brubaker & Bon in Warsaw on October 18, 1923 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 3, township 30 north, range 6 east containing 40 acres more or less. Terms: all cash or one third cash and three equal payments over 12 and 18 months with interest 6 percent, notes secured by first mortgage and attorney fees. Dated September 8, 1923.
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