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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
5
Last Sunday's game between Atwood and Silver Lake ended with Atwood defeating Silver Lake 11 to 4. The match took place here with notable scoring runs by Atwood players.
Mrs Beigh Leah Isabel Elder Beigh born Kosciusko County Ludiana April 1 1846 died September 7 1915 aged 69 years 4 months 20 days. She married Nelson Beigh September 30 1866 and had seven children five of whom predeceased her. Survived by husband two children one grandson one brother one sister and many relatives. She joined the U B church at Claypool thirty five years ago and remained faithful. Funeral held Friday September 10 at the U B church Claypool with interment at the O O F cemetery. services by Rev Hishbaugh.
We thank neighbours and friends who assisted us during her long illness and passing. We also appreciate the beautiful Moral designs shared with us.
An advertisement touts Native Herb Tablets to treat indigestion kidney derangements and heroism relief claims. The copy urges readers to purchase at the Recokrp OMe in Silver Lake and try a vial promising great benefit attributed to James Meloy.
Samuel Smith conducted business on 10 North Manchester last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Alspaugh and R. M. Frye and family went to the state fair last Wednesday and stayed a day in Indianapolis. They then traveled to Brazil visiting until Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alspaugh's daughter Mrs. Floyd Zimmerman and family.
Multiple local residents attend events and visits around town with trips to Fort Wayne Warsaw and Hill's Lake. Notable mentions include the North Manchester Fair dates September 28 29 30 and October 1 with Warren T McCray the cattle king and gubernatorial candidate showing his Hereford herd.
Public notice urging readers to place legal polices and notices of appointment in chosen publications. Emphasizes control over publication and instructs readers to have attorneys submit notices to preferred papers, warning against bias of other outlets.
Mrs I A Snoberger and Mrs A S Sprigg with Velma Geiger visited in Warsaw and nearby towns. The Gresio and Rager groups toured Fort Wayne by Gresso car. John Cass traveled to LaPorte and South Bend, returning Wednesday. ISENBARGER & FLEMING offer farm loans and advertise vacuum cleaners and papers in North Manchester.
A hostess condemns talkers who interrupt with patronizing remarks. She notes that constant interjections silence others and ruin dialogue. She adds that many talkers, mostly women, dominate conversations and offer little substance.
A serious drama scene unfolds as a prisoner reads a letter to the jailer. To mock the routine the jailer hands a blank page. The prisoner improvises and asks for the letter’s contents, prompting the jailer to fetch his spectacles and reveal the real missive.
Local residents including Mesdames Ayers Kissinger and Henderson visited nearby towns. Frye recovered from sore throat while attending events. Six loaves for a quarter at Pearson's bakery. Several families visited relatives in McGuffy Warsaw Claypool and Palestine. A Warsaw resident Eilen Harris died aged 74. Local classifieds note prices on old coins and roosters.
Edward Drudge near Lawn remains ill with no improvement after weeks of sickness. John Summe and family visited Huntington to see Ed. Wolver and wife, cousins, deal with a broken limb. Grandma Amiss and niece Mrs Mary Shrider from Dayton visit Charles Amiss and family, along with Robert Nelson and family at Rosefill.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a unique remedy that penetrates kidneys to remove uric acid and toxins, claiming immediate relief from back pain, rheumatism, and urinary disorders. It promises universal effectiveness regardless of age or past treatments and offers a money back guarantee if it fails in any case.
Those needing sale bills or any printing call at the Record office in Silver Lake. Neat work available at reasonable prices.
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