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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
5
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas county notice promotes Halls Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free. Sold by all druggists. Also mentions Ha is Family Hills for constipation.
Mary L. Littl Sheeley born May 4 1899 died January 26 1920 at home in Elkhart Ind age 20 8 22 married August 4 1918 to Donald Sheeley one son survived by husband mother five sisters Anna Elder Grace Kopp Mirth Roxie Frazier Carrie Minear Flora Lindzy three brothers Charley Emery Ray Little funeral January 29 at Claypool U B church burial in Gracelawn cemetery
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for loving assistance sympathy and floral offerings in our sad bereavement. Thanks to the U B choir at Claypool Don Sheeley Mrs Mary Little Brothers and Sisters.
Jonathan P Robinson born December 21 1854 in Seward township Kosciusko County Indiana died January 30 1920 at 65. One marriage to Effie Hosman on February 28 1881 produced two children Elzadie B and Raymond M He is survived by wife and children brother H C Robinson of Markleville Indiana sister Mrs Catharine Black of Fairmount Nebraska and many relatives He contracted influenza that led to bronchial pneumonia and death He was a Seward Township pioneer active in politics and local movements secretary of the Seward Township Detective Association and a member of the Claypool Tent Knights of the Maccabees A respected citizen whose loss will be felt by the community</S:
Russel Barnes has been busy hauling caro. The Emanuel Henman family are recovering from the flu. Mrs. Jane Fitton visited the Russel Buarker home. Leonard made his usual drive last Sunday. Elmer Hollman and family visited here Sunday. Parker Brothers posted bills and plan a sale next Tuesday. Several attended Hannah Dreisbach’s funeral at Barker. George Bouse and Andrew Taylor collected school building petition signatures. Mrs. Letha Valentine visited Cecil in Warsaw over Sunday. Mrs. John L. Parker visiting in Niles with her son Everet. Mrs. Milo Scott died in a Wabash hospital. Riley Parker and wife assisted at the Newcomb home during illness. Services were sparsely attended due to sickness. Mrs. Willis Huffman is sick with flu. Mrs Nellie Ball’s condition improved. Miss Ruth Fitton and Miss Agnes Sherwood shopped in Warsaw.
The administrator of Maurice B. Lipply's estate will conduct a public sale at the decedent's former home near Silver Lake on February 19 1920 at 10 30 am. Items include 4 horses 6 cattle 12 hogs farm implements loads of hay corn rye wheat seed and fencing plus household items. Terms are six months. Wm H Kern administrator. Auctioneer I A Snoberger clerk.
Notice states on Tuesday February 24 1920 at 1 pm a commissioner’s sale will occur in Warsaw Indiana. The 76 acre farm 1.5 miles southwest of Warsaw is appraised at 11500. A dwelling on West Center Street Warsaw is valued at 5000 and a dwelling on East Market Street Warsaw is valued at 1800. Terms: one third cash one third in twelve months and one third in eighteen months.
No. 2 correspondent notes weekend visits across families. Sam Beber and relatives spent Sunday with the Albert Beber group. Gearhart family visited Wm Zellers. Reuben Kline from Fort Wayne visited Frank Hill. Blanche Yester from Atwood stayed with Merl Rowland. Ellis Hill and Lee Harshbarger shared a wood buzzing evening. Lester Bloom of Gary called on Miss Ida Hill. Irene Parker shows slow improvement.
The Robinson family expresses gratitude for sympathy and help during illness and burial. They thank friends, the lodge for flowers, those who sang, and the Brother Maccabees for assistance. They pledge to never forget the kindness shown by Mrs. J. P. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson, and Alzadie Robinson.
Estate of Maurice B Lipply late of Kosciusko county is listed as solvent. William H Kern dated Feb 6 1920 appoints John A Sloane as administrator with attorney on file 2 12.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent as of February 6 1920. SUDA HOMMAN 2 12.
A message encouraging readers to begin building a fortune by investing in Government Saving Stamps and continuing the practice through 1920, highlighting steady, incremental growth and the idea that wealth is accumulated stone by stone, dollar by dollar.
The Claypool annual report shows receipts of 5038.55 including cash on hand 2464.98 and distributions of 1287.71 and 1166.86. Disbursements cover legal services 25.90, lighting 203.35, hardware 1.75, fire department salaries, gravel hauling, street labor, rights, printing, salaries, labor, and various shop and service charges across multiple dates from January to September 1919.
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