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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
4
Entry indicates the item was recorded as second-class matter at the Silver Lake, Indiana, post office. The notice marks mailing status and archiving details typical of a local newspaper publication.
Rates effective September 1 1916 for display ads will be available on application Obituaries for subscribers up to 25 lines free Non subscriber obituaries 3 cents per line Gard of Thanks 2 cents per line minimum 25 cents Notices for churches or societies charging for events per line per issue 2 cents
Invitations for the forthcoming wedding should be issued after cards are prepared at the Record Office Silver Lake. The couple is invited to visit to view specimen cards and select designs, with prices claimed to be very low.
The American Red Cross unveils a nationwide public health drive aligned with the Third Red Cross Roll Call from November 3 to 11. The plan includes expanding nursing resources, placing public health nurses in rural areas, offering home sanitation and hygiene courses to women, and increasing training through scholarships to meet rising demand for specialized nursing.
A Tuesday evening gathering near town at the Piper home hosted neighbors and friends for ice cream cake banan as and popcorn. Attendees included Lee Harshberger Robert Warren Joseph Swihart Perry Metzger Harry Brandenburg Fred Walter Hurl Helser Clarence Swihart David Autrim Austa Chak Sol Helser Ranson Garris Jacob Rhodes Mr Rush and families Walter Harris and wife Harry Walters and wife Al Hildenbrand and daughter.
Samuel Clink purchased the Mrs. Fit ton property on North Jefferson Street where Mrs. Rittenhouse keeps household goods and will move in soon. A few weeks earlier Clink sold his farm and plans to relocate to town for his future home.
Irvin Wisler of Mentone visited for a few hours last Sunday then headed to Fort Wayne to seek work. Ed and Paul Snyder visited Fort Wayne on Tuesday and Wednesday. Sheriff C. B. Moon visited Warsaw on Wednesday for business. Chlole Gresso and Esther Taylor of North Manchester were visitors last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Rager visited Fort Wayne last Friday. Mrs. S. F. Simpson, after visiting the Frye home, headed to Streeter Illinois and then Pueblo Colorado.
Miss Dorris Warren returned home from Warsaw to care for her mother while she is in Colorado. William Mather Lewis urges six million War Savings society members to actively cut living costs by smarter buying, saving, and investing in War Savings stamps and Treasury certificates to boost production and employment. Harry Edwards Clay notes 1.5 million Illinois Michigan Iowa Indiana Wisconsin members can back the campaign and aid in fighting profiteering.
Magazine clubs and subscription services offered by Brush and Hanson at the Reconp office Silver Lake. They handle subscriptions to any magazine and provide money saving catalogues. Call to obtain a copy and start saving time and trouble.
An advertisement promotes Grando Pine as a cheap home cough medicine that relieves coughs colds and throat irritations. It cites a Lima Ohio testimonial and claims the product prevents pneumonia and bronchitis while detailing usage and manufacturing by Gland-Aid Co Fort Wayne Indiana.
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