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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
5
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Due to improvements underway at the church and likely completion after Sunday no church meeting of any kind will be held this Sunday. The work aims for completion soon, allowing services to resume thereafter.
Mrs. Blanche P. Jurden of Kansas City has spent time in Canada and visited Goshen friends this week. She was hosted by G A Brush and wife and by the Quiveys at North Manchester during her stay.
A sizable audience attended United Brethren church last Sunday evening where Rev M V Mullikin delivered the initial sermon as the new minister. Local items note Miss Georgia Hinkle and Benjamin Willis married in Wabash Monday, plus various visits and illnesses in the community.
Milton Ball and his wife again reside in Silver Lake occupying their North Jefferson property after moving from the farm west of town. Mr. Butterbaugh of North Manchester who bought the Ball farm has moved onto the place last week.
Chester Deafenbaugh of the northeast vicinity will move his family and household effects to a western state around the first of next month where they intend to establish their future home.
Dr. Amiss, Francis Raver and E. P. Snyder returned Monday from a week long fishing trip at Douglas Midh. They were guests of Burt Eaton and enjoyed a fine time though the season was late for small mouth bass. Many other species provided steady activity.
Miss Chloe Haney resigns from her dental parlor post and travels to Walkerton to stay with her sister Mrs. Charles Rager and her husband for an undetermined period.
The Lutheran church interior is under renovation with walls to be adorned in moresco or an ornate paper design. Due to ongoing work, Sunday School will not meet this coming Sunday.
A reflective note traces the saying knowledge is power from its originator to its printing in a school book. The author links the phrase’s fame to its importance and ties the pursuit of knowledge to growing power globally, noting Bartholomew County as a point of reference in the United States population center.
Many residents reported high impressions from the North Manchester fair held last week. This week the state fair in Indianapolis drew several attendees from the locality amid ongoing exhibits and activities.
South Whitley hosts a Fall Festival next Tuesday September 20 featuring a large community celebration with music and premiums on babies stock and cattle. No live shows are planned.
The Indiana State board of health reports 1909 consumption deaths totaling 4,479 with 3,866 homes invaded and 2,180 homes broken by loss of a parent. Mothers and fathers ages 18 to 40 died at 1,286 and 998 respectively, leaving 4,369 children under twelve father or motherless. Ages 15 to 25 account for 938 deaths. Dr King estimates sickness and lost wages cost 313,943,980.
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