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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
5
The Mel Church will serve a chicken dinner on election day with details to follow. Watch for further announcements.
A series of revival meetings began Monday evening at the U B Church with Rev. Riebhart in charge. A good sized audience attended each night this week as services continued through the week.
Brush and Hanson, at the Recorp office in Silver Lake, promote money saving magazine clubs. They handle subscriptions to any magazine, offering catalogs and reduced prices to save time and trouble for customers.
Local notes show residents on streets during the weekend and last week including Carl Gill Roy Caldwell Arlie King and family Rheuben Cline and Horton Fill James Leeke moving to his own property at Fatrock Mr and Mrs Samuel Clink planning to move to Silver Lake and Regenos Ervin Parker and others visiting the Clink home Rabbit hunting by Jasper Johnson and a well attended sale at The Willams store with good prices.
F T Bucher visited Akron Saturday. Harry McIntyer made a business trip to Gilead Monday and, with his wife, spent Sunday with friends at North Manchester. Blanch Young underwent an appendicitis operation last Sunday. Clarence Young will move to the F M Lamar farm soon as Mr Lamar plans a winter trip south. J F Rider of Pierceton spent several days here last week, returning with his father who will visit for a while.
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