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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
4
Community notice urging readers to direct all legal notices to The Record for publication. It stresses controlling appointment, estate, road and real estate notices and warns attorneys may publish in their own papers unless directed to The Record. It emphasizes cost and urges action for readers with notices.
Local residents: Mr and Mrs Z E Keesecker of Macy visited town Monday and Tuesday. Mesdames Kern and Alspaugh visited Claypool Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Perry toured North Manchester and Wabash and stayed with her son Eldon Jones in Marion. Mrs Raber visited Gary last Sunday and planned time with Mrs Raber. Meek paints her Sycamore home white. Carter Frye families visited relatives near Leesbury Sunday.
Families of subscribers receive obituary notices within the paper while families of non subscribers are advised to contact the papers staff for obituary placement and details. The item notes subscriber status affects access to memorial notices and fee arrangements.
Voters are reminded to register by October 9 to vote on November 7. Registration sites open in each precinct from 6 AM to 6 PM, with options to register in person, by mail, or by an authorized representative. Remember, if you do not register, you cannot vote.
In a small town incident, D F Homman and J Zimmer man became locked inside a large ice box after Lizzie Adams, a restaurant employee, closed and fastened the cooler door as a joke. Williams Secore notified to release them once the door was shut. The temperature was 35 degrees, making their escape urgent and comical.
Harvey Homman and family visited the Andrew Hom man and J C Hay homes with Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith while M H Hayman from Middlebury spent a day with FE D Hayman. Notary services offered at the Record office and Leonard Supply Co advertised sewer pipe and flue linings. Shropshire Buck for sale and local residents' visits noted.
Wording invites non subscribers to enroll their names for RECORD delivery at the subscriber rate of 1 dollar per year sent to their address.
A reader is urged to subscribe to the RecORd to access the full newspaper and avoid borrowing from neighbors. The notice emphasizes supporting local journalism and obtaining personal access to the paper.
A fragment notes that invitations were prepared at Silver Lake Record Office and sent to friends. The text references a charming bride and special handling before printing, indicating a social event or wedding announcement in progress.
A notice inviting readers to use a licensed subscription agency for subscriptions. The agency claims it can handle any magazine and save customers money by processing renewals and new subscriptions.
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