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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
8
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a cure for itching burning and cracked skin. It claims instant relief and rapid healing with testimonials, offers refunds and a 50 cent price, and lists Philadelphia and Ohio distributors.
Local items report visits and family ties across Indiana as Miller returns from Tennessee and others host relatives. Notable mentions include hospital and funeral attendances, notary services offered locally, and advertisements seeking a Rose Nurseries sales rep while urging voters to choose qualified leaders in the upcoming election.
A long community page recounts visitations, letters, and domestic updates from Silver Lake area residents. It mentions Mrs. Lumimie of Claypool dining with Mrs. Frank Brown, and several local families visiting relatives in nearby towns. The item also lists court defendants with numerous unknown party names in a sprawling legal filing from Fort Wayne to Chicago Railroad Company involvement.
The notice lists alternating Sunday preaching at ETLODIST EPISCOPAL, a Tuesday prayer meeting, Sunday School at 2 50 a m, Epworth League activities, and a weekly meeting with Pastor H W Park. Describes a rural church calendar and youth programs.
The document lists many spouses heirs and relatives of deceased individuals including Cheever Calkins Manwaring Decker Wood Clark Sarber Hipsher Green Benedict Boon Rupe Barber Seaman and others as defendants in a real estate action in Kosciusko County Indiana. It calls for their appearance by December 1913 to answer the complaint and asserts nonresidence in Indiana. The filing dates October 25 1913 and court details are recorded with Conrad D. Longenecker as Clerk.
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