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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1923

Page

5

Local residents visit and attend Union Revival meeting

Rev Noah McCoy and wife of Rochester visited here last Friday and joined the Union Revival in progress at the U B church. John Hempel and wife, recently staying with Arthur Getty, plan to return to Chicago this winter with Nelson Beigle. Local gossip notes Harvey cigar sales rise as a leading brand. Eva Williams of Claypool and Delta Cummings of Indianapolis visited the Decker home. Miss Nellie Miss of Huntington, Laketon teacher, visited with grandmother Mrs Dannah Armey. Mr and Mrs H E Braude were Chicago visitors. Charles Hough of Muncie spent weekend with HE E Maurer.

Noah McCoy Rochester U. B Eva Williams Claypol Delta Cummings Indianapolis

Mouse rescue ends with cat’s rueful remark

A mouse falls into a beer can during a hunt and pleads to be saved by a gray cat. The cat rescues it, but the mouse escapes into a hole. The cat fumes that the mouse promised to stay out, while the mouse notes people talk when they’re drunk.

Sitha Tom London

Send Record to Absent Friends for One Year

A call to readers to mail a year long record to sons, daughters, siblings, parents, or friends living away. The notice offers the service for $1.50, promising weekly gratitude from recipients and urging readers to show they think of them.

Local visitors and travels noted in Warany area

Mrs. Ernest Werner of Warany 9 and friends visited here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Leckrene came from Warsaw with Dr. and Mrs. Mamias to spend the day at Robert and James Nelson homes southeast of town. Miss Mattie Hardin, an instructor near Rochester, visited the S. F. McKrill home over the weekend. Mrs. Kate Wiltrout visited Bourbon with daughter Mrs. Ed Wiley and family. Kentucky Egg cost listed at 7.00 per car. Hugo Gemmer and family from Huntington visited George Ayers. William Schoch and family spent a day at the Pearson home and lake. Paul Snyder and family of Warsaw were at the James Decker home. Mrs. Ellen Miller and daughter from Warsaw visited Watter Hamman. Noted officials smoke Harvey Cigar, 8 cents. Mrs. Huldah Keesey, after caring for Mrs. Homman, plans to go to Washington D. C. for the winter with a daughter.

Warsaw Mrs. Mamias Robert and James Nelson Town

Local Social Visits and Notices Across Towns

Fort Wayne visitors L D Ensley and Rev Young called on local meetings. Warsaw couples Crisler Roy Sprigg and families visited, while North Manchester residents Gordon Gresco and wife stayed at the Sprigg home. Local notices urge fire safety with tips on rubbish piles and yard upkeep.

Rev. Young Fort Wayne Gordon Gresco Wife North Manchester Sprige

Lakeside Items From Our Town News

Mr and Mrs William Smith were seen on the streets Monday afternoon. R Longbrake of Warsaw is repairing his barn. Ed Clink and family visited Mr and Mrs Albert Parker Sunday. Revival services at Silver Lake draw a good crowd. Mr Cline, taken sick at the William Snake home, is slowly improving. Burt Fultz and family visited their daughter at Argos Sunday.

Mrs. William Smith R. Longbrake Warsaw Clink Mra Albert Parker Mr. Cline The William Snake Home Burt Fultz Argos

Fairview Ringletts Church Notes and Local Visits

Rev Rosenbarger delivered an excellent sermon at this place Sunday. Mrs Alice Werren of Warsen visits relatives nearby and stayed with Charley Regents and Irvin Parker homes. Mrs George Rouse operated on for tonsils and is recovering well. Theodore Parker and wife hosted the Rev and Mrs Nosenbarger at Sunday dinner. The infant son of Donald Lowman and wife is not well. Huram Parker visited from Manchester and stayed with his kin. Andrew Taylor and wife visited John L. Paker horns. Parker families host visitors from Pennsylvania. Many attend the Gaddy Easley revival at Silver Lake. John Whittenberger’s health has improved and he attended church Sunday after long illness.

Whittenbergers John

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Hempel Arthur Getty Chicago Pealers Harvey Nellie Huntington Laketon Dannah Armey Freda Tyner Mrs. HE. Braude Charles Hough Muncie HE. E. Maurer Silver Lake Ernest Werner Warany Aaron Leckrene Mattie Hardin S. F. Mc Krill Kate Wiltrout Bour Mrs Ed. Wiley Kentucky Silver Laxe Lumber Company Hugo Gemmer Pef Hantington George Ayers William Schoch Wifa Ira Jon Ray Ed. Schoch Pearson Record Paul Snyder and James Decker Ellen Miller Faun Smith Watter Hamman Huldah Keesey Walter Homman L D. Ensley A. W. Crisler Roy Sprigg A. 8 Jesse Lynch T. M. Baker Hilbart Charles Young Dorothy Elkhart South Bend John Ayers Laporte Kikhart Percy Perry Parcy Helser Michigan Mrs. Plank James Kohler Anne Myers Leesburg Walter Homiman Record Office Silver Lake, Indiana Kodak Dixie Jack Burt Dixie Highway Grey Goose H R Claypool Indiana Herbert Quick Grundy County Iowa Sioux City Farm and Fireside Federal Farm Loan Bureau Red Cross Mr. Quick Jim Irwin Jim George A. Brusg, Charles C. Hanson Kosciusko Wabash Counties Ira Leckrone Silver Lake, Ind Jefferson St Fairview Alice Werren of Warsen Charley Regents Irvin Parker George Rouse Theodore Parker Mrs. Nosenbarger Donald Lowman Huram Parker Andrew Taylor John L. P.ker Horns Parker Pennsylvania National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin Chas. D. Jacobs D. C Ross College Walnut Street Ind Eel River Rex Brush & Hanson F. G. Fitch Eosalusko
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