Death of Henry Clymer in Claypool area after yearlong illness
Henry Clymer aged 1 year 1 month and 21 days died Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Joshua Denser one mile east of Claypool from valvular heart trouble. Born December 11 1826 in Berks County Pennsylvania he moved to Liberty Ohio with his parents as a child and married Mars Lands on March 18 1849. He and his wife celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary March 18 198. He was a German Baptist church member and worked hard.
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Henry Clymer
Joshua Denser
Clayspool
California
W.S. Leiter
Claypool
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Liberty
Montgomery County
Ohio
Mars Landis
German Baptist Church
Peter Need
Henry Ciymer
Clymer
Farmer Henry Clymer’s Long Life and Family Ties Recap
Henry Clymer, a farmer by trade, moved through Ohio Indiana and Illinois during the 1800s living on several rented and purchased farms. In 1864 he settled on an 80 acre tract nine miles south of Warsaw Indiana and remained there forty two years until selling in 1906. He lived with Joshua Denser thereafter and spent short periods with daughters in Lordsburg California. Survived by wife seven children Samuel L. Clymer J F Clymer David H Clymer Elizabeth Tridle Sarah Dout Clay C Wise and Joshua Denser. Funeral held at the Denser home with interment at Eel River Ulrey cemetery.
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Mr. Clymer
Ashland County
Ohio
Vandalia
Randolph County
Winchester
Ind
Abraham Lincolon
Warsaw
Jacob Snake
Miller Brothers
Joshua Denser
C. Dout
Peter Tridle
Lordsburg
Cal
Henry Clymer
Samuel L. Clymer
North Manchester
J. F. Clymer
Silver Lake
David H Clymer
Claypool
Elizabeth Tridle
Sarah C. Dout
Clay C. Wise
East of Claypool
atQoclock
Eel River
Ulrey
Delegates Hospitably Hosted at Silver Lake District Meeting
The district Sunday school convention brought many delegates to Silver Lake. Local women provided meals and lodging for two to four guests for several days under hot weather, receiving praise for hospitality. Minor assignment delays occurred but were resolved and a concert was held Wednesday as weather allowed.
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Silver Lake
Camp Meeting at Yellow Lake Opens August 18
The Claypool camp meeting of the Church of God will begin August 18 at Yellow Creek lake and run for 10 days. All are invited to attend free to hear the truth. Boarding provisions and horse feed are available on the grounds at reasonable prices. By Order of Committee.
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Claypool
Church of God
Yellow Creek Lake
The Princess Virginia and Other Works to Be Published
Announcement that The Princess Virginia Arthaors or The Lightning Conductor Rosemary Ino Search of a Father will be published in the Silver Lake Record Soon. A further notice will follow next week.
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Arthaors
Rosemary
Silver Lake
Obituary of Henry Clymer Father
Henry Clymer was born December 11 1826 in Berks County Pennsylvania and died August 2 1908 at age 81 years 7 months and 21 days. He moved to Montgomery County Ohio at age ten and married Mary Landis in March 1849. Both joined the German Baptist church in August 1849 and remained faithful members.
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Henry Clymer
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Wayton
Penn
Montgomery County
Ohio
Mary Landis
German Baptist Church
Peter Need
Mar
Long Life of Father Clymer Traced Across States
The obituary notes Father Clymer was born in Ohio and moved through Ohio Indiana and California, living in Kosciusko County until his death after a long, devout life. He married, remained temperate and moral, and faced suffering with fortitude. Survived by his wife, sister Mrs. Hubler, and seven children including Samuel L. and David H. Doutt.
Annual Bank Statement of Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake
The financial condition of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana is reported for the close of business July 31 1908 the bank's third anniversary. Ira Leckrone president Sylvanus Funk vice president W H Kern cashier Tresseh Heller assistant cashier Directors J C Cavender J C Babcock William Kern Ira Leckrone Noah Frantz Sylvanus Funk C E Stout. Bond amounts: president $1000 cashier $5000 both on file in the Secretary of State office.
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Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Ira Leckrone
Sylvanus Funk
W. H. Kern
Tresse Heller
Asst
J. C. Cavender
J.C. Babcock
William Kern Ira Leckrone
Noah Frantz
C. E. Stout
Secretary of State
A Paul Funk
C.C. Carter
J.C. Cavender
Financial Statement of Loans and Banking Items
Summary of assets and liabilities including loans and discounts 48591 29 overdrafts 165 39 due from banks and bankers 14987 64 banking house 4500 furniture and fixtures 1475 current expenses 1495 81 taxes paid 0 563 30 cash on hand specie 771.86 3164 86 cash items 75901.68 and total cash 2393 00 shown.
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank Silver Lake
Capital stock paid in two five thousand dollars, surplus and discounts listed, individual deposits on demand totaling eighty four thousand eight hundred seventy three dollars and twenty one cents, with a total of seven million five hundred ninety thousand one hundred sixty eight dollars state of Indiana Kosciusko county Ira Leckrone president and W H Kern cashier certify the statement as true sworn August 5 1908 before George A Brush notary public with commission expiring 1910.
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Eee
Fairview Chips and Sunday Visits Highlight Local Socials
Dave Norris and family visited over Sunday in the neighborhood. E W Gresso and companion along with Roy Hanes and companion spent Sunday at Yellow Creek lake. Ed Homan and Dallas traveled south of Barket Sunday. A Hooman did business in Silver Lake Friday. Newts Inn reported a full house. Mrs S A Hohman visited Layro with sister Mrs Munger. Mrs Mary Paxton has cement work underway. Bert Reese family hosted Mr and Mrs S A Hohman Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Riley of Marion visited with Mrs Will Fuller and sister Mrs Riley. Worth and Manchester visitors joined Newt's Inn crowds, with bass caught recently.
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Charles Riley
Marion
Will Fuller
Riley
Fuller
Worth
Manchester
Newt’s Inn
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the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Yellow Lake
Princess Virginia
By B.N. and
A.M. Williamson
Swihart’s
Father Clymer
Kosciusko County
Joshua Dentzer
A. J. Hubler
West Carrolton
Samuel L
Joan F
David H
Mary Wise
Nancy Dentzer
Sarah Doutt
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County of
Kosciusko
W. H.kern
W. &. Kern
George A. Brush
Notary Public
Fairview
Dave Norris
E. W.gresso
Lady Friend
Roy Hanes
Ed Honmans
Dallas
Barket
A. Hooman
S. A. Hohman
Layro
Munger
Mary Paxton
Bert Reese
Kokomo
Silver Lake, Ind
Offi
Cers
Syriivanus Fons
W. H. Kean
Tressz Huser
Comic
Welso
the Record Office
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