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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
1
The United Brethren Church in this place is completed with dedication ceremonies planned for Sunday November 2. The updated edifice stands as a credit to the community and residents express pride in the new structure despite the winter weather and construction notes. The event will feature local speakers and a reception following the dedication.
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The week has brought near freezing temperatures and reports of the first low snow or icy rain across Quinnest. Residents busy lighting stoves and preparing homes as winter settles in with cold, unsettled conditions.
The ladies aid of the U S church will host a chicken dinner on the church dedication day set for Sunday November 2. Dinners cost at least 25 cents with proceeds to the building fund. Patronize this event and exchange odd papers at the RECORD office.
A chaotic report describes Peres Telser gaining ownership of a dray, a week’s deal with Gien, and the growing dray business. It mentions Jo Brush’s note, a lumber voyage from Kansas City to Asia Minor, and American travelers on the Black Sea amid trade, tobacco exports, and local conditions in Turkey.
Voters in Silver Lake hear calls to judge candidates on merit as Democrats and Republicans hold caucus. The town meeting discusses turnout and party lines with emphasis on capable leaders and civic duty.
Mahion Riekel, living near William Cronker base southwest of town Sausin Silver Lake, visited last Friday afternoon marking a return after years. He arranged weekly visits to his home for the next year, noting prior health improvements but ongoing right eye trouble and related difficulties.
The bridegroom, David Batter, 63, of Roan, married to Mina Baker, suffered a stroke last Friday evening and remains unconscious. The article urges voters in the town election to choose individual merit over party in electing town officials.
Largely attended services at the Church of the Presbyten with many people inside the church. The gatherings were impressive and well attended according to the report.
Mrs Gernie Smith plans a public sale of household goods next Saturday afternoon at her residence west of the East Livery barn as she and her family prepare to move to Colorado for the winter due to her declining health. formerly Miss Ilassie Shireman, she is known locally. the RECORD notes she has sheet music for sale at bargain prices.
A report from Silver Lake describes four boozy North Manchester youths who rented a buggy, drove about town with a single horse Sunday afternoon, drawing public complaint. Local citizens intervened by telephoning a livery stable to seize the rig and return the horse to the barn. The piece calls for official action and notes the youths lacked the owner's permission to drive the horse home.
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Charley Young and William Wiley have rested from their carrier duties on local routes after serving fifteen days beyond their vacancy period. The action ends their tenure in this route service.
Reported sightings last Saturday show flocks of wild geese traveling southward. Observers say the birds signal coming cold days, with folklore noting the wise goose foresees winter.
Witnesses watched the Wabash team defeat Evanston with a 9 to 3 score last Sunday afternoon. The game drew a number of spectators who saw Wabash secure the win.
Mrs Earl Aispaugh and children Wis visited Emanuel Leekrone Thomas Aispaugh and other homes. Aispaugh works for a Chicago firm with western Iowa territory and decided to move his family to the Hawkeye State. Their goods were shipped from Fort Manchester last week and its.
Town Board orders removal of the band stand at Main and Jefferson streets after a petition by local businessmen. The structure, built by Thomas B. Evans with public funds, has stood for nearly 25 years and was used by the band until two years ago when a wagon platform replaced it. Cement gutters along the street now delay construction while bids are filed for disposal.
Peter Leckrone of Rose Hill suffers a broken sex and several fractured ribs from a gravel bank cave in on Monday of last week. He later contracted pneumonia but is now improving. his daughter Mrs. Gertrude Quay has stayed to help with care.
Miss Allie Leininger of Angola spent a brief Thursday afternoon in town. The Leininger family once ran a large general store here for many years before moving away and later the elder Jonas passed away leaving the family with memories of their local business years ago.
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