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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
5
Friends and relatives visit across towns including Harry Bouse in Fort Wayne and Elza Heckman area near Claypool. Notes show church attendance, travel to Chicago, and family visits with James Decker, Ira Burk, and Yates households. A humorous mouse in beer anecdote is included from London Tit-Bits.
A plea urges readers to send the RHECORD to sons daughters brothers sisters parents or friends living away for a year at a cost of $1.50 urging kindness and letting absent loved ones know they are thought of.
Mentone resident Emmet Carter transacted business in town on Tuesday. Several Warsaw visitors, including Mrs E Braude and Arlene, visited last Saturday. J F Skinner and daughter Sarie visited in South Bend last Sunday with Mire. The Carters returned home with Mrs Skinner after a weeks visit. Local business figures and travelers from Wabash, Yellow Creek Lake, Nappanee, and Mentone are noted among social calls and trade.
A letter from Carl J. Gaddy of Winona Lake Indiana to Silver Lake residents praises local leadership and revival efforts. He endorses pastors Brothers Young and Grow and the Gaddy Eneley party, urging new converts to support them. He commends James Pimbermen's dedication and the two churches voices and hospitality.
Fairview notes William Hoffman and family on a business trip to War saw Saturday. Mrs. Etta Bouse recovering from operation. Journal Gazette rep visited on Monday. Grover Tinkey in Logansport visiting his hospitalised wife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young returned from Chicago. Mrs. Elizabeth Hively staying with Snoberger family while Mrs. Snoberger visits Chicago. Sermons announced for Sunday at 9.00 AM and bell-ringing to invite attendance.
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