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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
Invitations printed on special stock at the Record Office, Silver Lake, will be sent to friends. The bride to be and groom to be may visit to view specimen cards to choose, with prices advertised as very low.
Brush and Hanson at the Record office Silver Lake advertise as authorized subscription agents for all magazines. They offer catalogues with money saving clubs and promise to save subscribers time and money by handling subscriptions.
A week of visits fills the Plymouth scene with relatives from Chicago Wabash and Fort Wayne. Attendees include A L Herendeen Mia and Mary Rantz at the cottage by the lake, Ray Ferree from Wabash, the Dannecker sisters, and Mrs James Nelson of Wabash. A public sale by D R Albert Sons is set near town for September 12. Families travel to Rochester and Niagara Falls excursions noted.
Percy Ring, M G Rickel, and Theodore Parker were seen on Our Streets Monday. Artie Carr and John Beber families spent Sunday at Lake Wawasee. The Clinks sold their Center farm and plan to move to Silver Lake after visiting relatives. Reverend J T Keesey will preach at Center AB Church Sunday. Golden Regents returned to Indianapolis to school after visiting locally. An Atwood Elder sale took place at Claypool last Saturday.
A call to join the Silver Lake Record audience urges readers to enroll at the office and become part of a large family of subscribers. It notes neighbors sometimes loan the paper, and emphasizes paying for the RECORD so it can be read and used as reference.
D R Albert & Son will hold a public sale at their place four miles east and one mile south of Silver Lake or two miles west and one mile north of Manchester on Friday September 12 1919 starting at 10 o clock. Items include 2 head horses 42 head of hogs 3 head of cattle including 7 head milk cows a lot of small tools miscellaneous articles such as binder twine self feeder feed cooker steel water tanks sugar buckets ladders harness some household goods and many other items. Dinner will be served by the West Eel River church ladies.
L. W. and Mary Myers will conduct a public sale of household goods at their home just south of the Burt blacksmith shop on Saturday afternoon September 6. See bills for description of articles to be offered.
The Parker Brothers at Joe Parker farm northwest of town announce a sale Thursday September 11 starting at noon. Cattle hogs sheep and likely horses will be auctioned, all driven into the ring as listed.
Last Sunday a pleasant gathering occurred at the Solomon Leckrone home in the case part of town. All children were present for the first time in years and enjoyed a fine dinner and a photographer captured the scene. Present were Mrs. Bassie Roff and son from Chicago, Miss Esther Lebkrone of Mishawaka, Robe rt and Oscar Leckrone of Detroit, Ben Leckrone and family of Indianapolis, and Ruth, Lewis and Paul Leckrone. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Leckrone of Anderson, Miss Charlotte Huffman of Detroit, Mrs. Mattie Horne of North Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Groninger, Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Keesey, and Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Amiss of the locality.
A notice urges readers to send the REcoRD to loved ones living away for a year. It promises 41.25 in value and suggests recipients will thank the sender many times weekly. The appeal asks people to be thoughtful and let distant friends know they are remembered.
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