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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
5
Miss Erva Ayers entertained the Misses Lola Rager and Leanna Summe to a chicken dinner Monday at her home on North Jefferson Street.
Miss Harriet Wiltrout visits Mentone and planned trips to the Wiley family in Bourbon before returning to Warren’s Methodist Memorial Home. Nearby residents including the Likens and Ferverda families visited, with others from Warsaw, Mishawaka, Hammond, and Indianapolis stopping by for gatherings and errands. The Record offers notary services and legal instrument acknowledgments.
The middle Indiana district Church of the Brethren will hold its annual business conference in Sidney from October 9 to 11. The event rotates each year to visit more churches and Sunday schools, with reports from officials and figures on active churches and Sunday schools for the past year.
Mrs Luda Hommann, a Warsaw resident, intends to leave today for California where she will remain during the winter.
Renowned writer Herbert Quick introduces The Brown Mouse a wild hybrid mouse tale. Jim Irwin the brown mouse leads a sleepy farming community with his bold ideas. The serial will run in The Silver Lake Record, watch for it.
Notice announces the sale of real estate in Kosciusko County Indiana by a court appointed commissioner in a partition action. The sale occurs October 13 1923 at the Warsaw law office between 10 am and 3 pm for the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 3 township 30 north range 6 east containing 40 acres. Terms: all cash or one third cash and two installments with interest and a first mortgage securing payment. dated September 8 1923.
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