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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
4
Public notice guidance urges readers to instruct attorneys to publish all recalls of appointments and real estate matters in The Record. It warns that notices may appear in other papers if not directed and asks readers to ensure their notices are placed in The Record.
An advertisement claims GLANDO restores glandular function by removing accumulated poisons to renew glandular activity. It warns that a misbehaving liver can cause cough, stomach power trouble, and general illness, urging readers to try GLANDO to regain strength.
Mrs J B Flory and sisters visited, Mr and Mrs Hathaway in Peru, and friends in Berrien Centre. Record office offers magazine subscriptions and savings. Local youths visited Fort Wayne. Miss Mildred Jones from Mentone visited her father E E Jones. Subscriptions urged. beware neighbor borrowings. Various residents and visitors in town with dates and brief trips.
For sale good five room house on East Sycamore Street offered at a low price if taken soon. Inquire at the RECORD office.
Fred McKowa promotes I Pay highest prices for scrap iron and other junk through a direct call option. The brief classified-style notice invites locals to contact 59 for quotes and pickup.
Mr. Grossnickel of North Manchester was in the area Tuesday. Mrs. Walter Tridle and Mrs. Arthur Tracy, east of Silver Lake, visited the Clink home on Tuesday. Irvin Parker and family with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Zellers and son Harry called at the Clink home Sunday afternoon. Albert Parker and family of Claypool, with Ed Clink and family, visited Gene Shoemaker’s near Pierceton Sunday afternoon.
John Flory visited Akron last Saturday while George Helser and Bert Hartzler with family traveled to Akron Macy and Roanoke. John Clinker and family visited Walter Rager. J K Bucher hosted relatives from Roanoke. Clinton Brady and Mrs HE Brady were seen on the streets Sunday. Mrs John Flora nurses a sore arm from a past fall. Clarence Eber with family from Macy visited, then joined Isaac Platt and wife to the W C Brady home for a pleasant afternoon.
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