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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
9
ED Cross nurses discharged from overseas work select peacetime occupations as instructors in home hygiene and dietetics. Four have joined public health service in the Lake Division this past month. Fifty Red Cross nurses instructors gather in Cleveland September 18-20 to plan teaching the public how to prevent disease.
Last Saturday Arthur Smith purchased the Garvin farm west of Claypool and will take possession soon. He previously sold a farm west of here to the Day people and the Smith family has since lived in town.
Local residents are listed with in town visits and travel. Obituary notes mark Hendry Swick of Beaver Dam passing at 70. Notables include E L Scott from Akron, J F Clymer at the County Board meeting, and several residents visiting relatives and moving homes.
Announcement lists Census Clerks examination dates October 18 and November 25 and notes ongoing postings for Bookkeeper work every Tuesday and Railway Mail positions. It promotes a fast preparatory short course for five dollars offered by the Interstate Civil Service Institute in Washington DC.
Advertises a home based candy factory business offering weekly earnings of 25 to 35 dollars. Claims to provide training and furnished setup for both men and women at a small home workspace. Location given as Candymakers House 1819 Banstead Street Philadelphia PA.
Inquiries arrive regularly about local property sales so residents are urged to notify the Record office. Owners wishing to sell land or farm properties should submit details to the newspaper for publication.
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