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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
1
Postmaster Ferree tripped over a stake on the way to supper Wednesday and struck his head, later unable to leave bed but improving by press time. The injury occurred as he carried a sack with the stake, and witnesses reported a gash on his face.
The old band stand, set on wooden piers, was removed last Saturday after Hayman won the highest bid of $1.51. T.B. Evins helped disassemble, noting decayed supporting timbers. Hayman plans continued concerts by Haymon's prize swingette band from the relocated stand.
William Perry arrived home yesterday noon after a ten day trip in Kauss.
Mei Minear, once down from Clay pool, is recovering from a harrowing accident when trampled by a horse about three months ago. She has recovered well and now can walk with the aid of crutches.
Aged individuals L A Peterson and Mrs Anna Ayers united in marriage last Thursday in a simple ceremony reported by local observers. The couple are noted members of the community and announcement lists their forthcoming life together.
Rev H W Park officiated the ceremony for Mrs Agia Avers and Mr Peterson, both of Silver Lake. The couple planned a weeklong honeymoon to Indianapolis before settling in the area, marking Mrs Peterson’s third venture and Mr Peterson’s first marriage.
Evert was postponed on Atlantic Coast to participate in ceremonies.
John Miller Jeff arrived yesterday to Indiana because his son Foster is seriously ill in Pueblo Colorado where both he and Roy Miller hold secure jobs with a grain and minding company. Monday evening the Victoria Reading club met at Mrs. A S Sprive home with twenty six members and guests. The room featured jack o lanterns bats witches and corn fodder as recitations music and a short lore program were presented. Dainty refreshments followed at a table decorated with jack o lanterns ghosts and mice.
A club held a meeting on a Wednesday evening to discuss a spring district event led by Mis Veluit. Details are sparse but participants and the purpose appear to center on planning activities for the season.
Iva Mcrrin has given up her position at the Corner Loruy store for the present and will be on duty during the holidays. The notice notes a temporary change in staffing through the holiday period.
The Rayer and Pearson barber shop east of the post office has been sold this week to Harry Bouse, transferring ownership and operations.
The Embroidery club plans a Halloween party tomorrow evening. Members organize costumes snacks and games for a casual Friday event at the club meeting room.
Mrs. Austie Halderman and her husband plan to move to Hammond this week to establish their future home. She is formerly Miss Austie Yount, daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Yount who live northwest of town.
A public notice urges residents to vote in the upcoming election. Citizens are reminded of polling places, registration deadlines, and voting hours as the time for ballots draws near.
A civic notice urges voters to select the best candidate over party, noting both parties have named officials for Silver Lake. It lists the Democratic ticket: Henry E. Rezenos, Frederick Sumime, William I. Heiser, Hugh C. Snyder, B P Rayer, Joan J. Leonard for various posts and calls voters to judge individuals for mayor and council positions on November 4th.
A Reid Murdoch & Co representative urged local business leaders to promote locating a pickle factory in Silver Lake. The firm would contract next year’s crop and buy pickles at 81 cents a bushel, promising employment and economic boosts for farmers if growers commit acreage.
Miss Nellie Chambers of Fort Worth Texas has been visiting at the Charles Shipley home north west of Claypool for the past several weeks.
J W Perverda, the Bigs Four agent, will take a fifteen day vacation next month.
The slate for the forthcoming election includes J. D. Lee Cline, William H. Davis, and William H. Bowen as Republican candidates.
Mr and Mrs Gernie Smith departed for Pueblo Colorado on Tuesday seeking a healthier climate for Mrs Smith formerly Kiss Flossie Shiremap whose health decline prompted the move.
Miss Jessie Ferree and Miss Mina Leonard will host a Halloween party this Thursday evening at Miss Leonard's home. The event is expected to draw between twenty five and thirty guests with invitations extended to several people from Claypool and North Blanchester.
Ira Oliver, nephew of Mrs. Frank Helser, a breakman for the Erie Railroad, was seriously hurt Saturday evening on a train near Rochester. He was thrown down and sustained three broken ribs, a broken shoulder, and other injuries. He is in Rochester Hospital with slim chances of recovery.
A brief note urges homeowners to insure or insure against damage to house and household goods through Brush & Hanson, presenting it as a wise investment for protection and peace of mind.
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