Indiana Associated Weekly: Silver Lake Post Office Entry
Classified notice notes second class matter at Silver Lake Indiana post office and references the Indiana Associated Weeklies. It appears as a short header for a local publication listing.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
4
Classified notice notes second class matter at Silver Lake Indiana post office and references the Indiana Associated Weeklies. It appears as a short header for a local publication listing.
Center reports the start of the new term as children of school age in the locality resume classes after vacation. Officials expect steady enrollment and note programs for early literacy and sports activities will run this fall.
In school room instructions amid talk of Christmas approaching, families like Richard Davis and kin spent Saturday in Warsaw. Miss Mary Hill visited the Price sisters Sunday. Riza Brady and kin called at Bert Hartzel home near Gilead and at A. M. Carr home Sunday. Samuel Sellers travels in Michigan near Albion to visit daughter Mrs Ed Burke and family. H D Timberman rushed to Ohio for his ill son Frank, now reportedly improving. Albert Whittenberger and family with S S Parker and family toured to Giennie Michigan visiting kin.
Mrs Rickel details show kinship to Albert Whittenberger as sister, outlining family ties within the household narrative.
Irvin Parker and wife called at the Clinic home Friday evening. Graden Regents went to Indianapolis Monday and will stay this winter to attend University Heights. John Homan leads in cur n in shock and stays busy with work. Mr and Mrs Claud McKinley visited near Akron Saturday and Sunday with Amos Homan's family. Rev Silas Hill of Atwood delivered an excellent sermon at Center last Sunday after Sunday School.
Emmet Carter and family from Elk Hart visited over Sunday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Al Carter at Yellow Creek Lake. Mrs Carter was formerly Miss Gladys Wiltrout born and raised in this place. Mrs Luda Hamman visited from Sidney Monday. Miss Catherine Hay visited in Warsaw Tuesday.
Andrew Parker and wife attended the Tully reunion at Sidney. Parker and family were Sunday guests with relatives at Barker. Ida Fitton visited her sister Edna Barber. Harley Regenos and wife attended a relative’s funeral at Culver. Art Mattox and family of Argos dined with the George Bause home. Otto Valentine and family returned from Illinois. Many locals attended Akron Legion exercises. John L. Parker travels to Indianapolis for the state fair. Walter Rouse, in St. Louis training camp, visited relatives. John Sands and Leonard Huffman spent Sunday at Chrystal Lake. Mrs. Irvin Parker attended the St. Joe Conference in Wi nona. Hanes and wife visit Indianapolis and the state fair. Majority of local women registered to vote. C. E. Viers family visited from Rochester. Notary services offered at the Record office. Charles Yates and family visited from Disko. Olive Amiss returned to Huntington after weeks here. Mrs. Hannah Armey and other relatives visit. Royal Brown and family from Elkhart visited. Cavender family from Hobart visited F. M. Jaques’ home. Worden Smith and daughter visited Akron. Ellen Snyder and daughter visit Kokomo. Dr. Walter Stout and wife returned to New Castle. William Welch and wife from Warsaw attended to business. Record office offering writing tablets and supplies.
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