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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
13
A prompt urging action to assist the record, arguing benefits and urging immediate involvement with a persuasive, budget-free appeal.
Residents and relatives from Goshen and nearby towns are noted visiting, traveling, and returning home. Names include Mrs. Mattie Niccodemus, Miss Nellie Amiss, Robert Dillman, Mr. and Mrs. William Dillmen, and many relatives visiting farms, churches, and theaters. A marriage and obituaries are mentioned alongside community notices and a theater event in Akron.
Last week Mrs Ira Burk received a message that her sister Mrs Philip Morr had died on August 26 at the home of her son George Morr in Julesburg Colorado. Mrs Morr was well known locally as the family resided here years ago and visited relatives since. Residents will be pained to learn of her passing.
If you have anything to sell or trade or desire to buy anything, or if anything is lost or found, try an ad in this column.
A old home remedy extols Grando Pine with white pine and syrup to cure coughs and croup. The piece also prints a long roster of Silver Lake area boys serving in the U S Army, with names and current posts or camps across the country and overseas.
Leo R. Leonard writes from a camp near a large city in France. He notes friendly locals, limited city visits, and wartime scarcity. He observes road quality, trains, and agricultural activity, contrasting French and American systems, and mentions family back home and hope for safety.
Miss Verna Moke traveled to Gary last Saturday and will remain through winter as a substitute instructor in one of the city schools. She is a veteran teacher with many years at Angierot schools.
Miss Valera Self, previously a Whiting teacher last winter, contracted with the Gary school board last week and began teaching in Gary this week.
Miss the Shilling, a resident north of town, traveled to Gary last Saturday and serves as one of the instructors in the city there tins winter.
An authorized subscription agency at Recon office Silver Lake invites readers to obtain money saving magazine club catalogues. They handle subscriptions to any magazine, promising to save time and money for customers.
Readers are urged to renew subscriptions as the U S War Board requires discontinuing delivery after expiration. The paper will stop on October 1 1918 unless renewed and paid, due to paper scarcity. Subscribers are asked to check their labels and renew promptly.
An Ingerton advertisement in The RECORD promises payment to readers who try a product. The brief item notes the ad will pay you and invites action, though details are limited.
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