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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

5

Cheney Company Oath in Catarrh Cure Ad Toledo Ohio

Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney & Co in Toledo, swears the firm will pay 100 for each case of catarrh cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnessed the oath dated December 6 1886. The ad promotes Hall s Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials and lists F J Cheney & Co Toledo as sellers and the Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney Irm F.J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall W. Gleason F. J. Cheney & Co Halls Family

Maurice Lipply Obituary of a Mahony County native

Maurice Lipply born July 1 1886 in Mahony County Ohio died February 1 1920 at age 33. He married Anna Blanche Ring October 11 1908 and fathered three sons Ezra Benjamin Zeldon Leroy and Maurice Lamoine. He joined the Salem Reformed Church and later the Lutheran church of Silver Lake Indiana. Survived by wife three sons father a brother and a sister and many friends.

Maurice Benjamin Lipply Josiah Emma Lipply Mahony County Ohio Anna Blanche Ring Ezra Benjamin Zeldon Leroy Maurice Lamoine Salem Reformed Church Indiana Lutheran Church of Silver Lake

Regional farm mortgage interest rates before the Farm Loan Act

A historical survey shows mortgage rates varied widely across regions from 5.3 to 10.5 percent, with New England at 5.3–6.2 and Pacific states at 7.6–8.7. Some cases exceeded 16 percent when commissions were included, revealing the true burden on farmers.

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Card of Thanks for Anna Lipply and Family

Through the columns of the pre ORD we express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted and offered comfort during the illness death and funeral of our husband and father Mrs. Anna Lipply and Children.

Ord Anna Lipply

Thanks to friends for help during father's illness and death

The writer expresses heartfelt thanks to kind friends and neighbors who assisted during the sickness and death of her father Bianche Helser. She hopes others in need of similar care will not be forgotten.

The New American Thrift

Forty financiers bankers and educators analyze thrift in a new volume The New American Thrift from the American Academy of Political and Social Science The topics include nation building personal budgets labor capital needs education and government bonds with scholars from Harvard Columbia Minnesota Michigan and more listed among the contributors.

American Academy of Political and Social Science Thomas Nixon Carver Harvard University William Mather Lewis Savings Division Treasury Department B. R. Andrews Columbia University John A. Lapp Modern Medicine Frank L. McVey University of Kentucky David Friday University of Michigan Thrift and Labor A. H. Hansen University of Minnesota Organized Labor Frank E. Wolfe American Alliance For Labor and Democracy George W. Dowrie School of Business A. C. Miller Federal Reserve Board United States David Snedden Robert W. Woolley Interstate Commerce Commission Raymond Pearl Johns Hopkins University H. L. Baldensperger University of Pennsylvania George W. Sherman B. ¥. Goodrich Company W. R. Conover General Electric Company Schenectady N. Y Albert W. Atwood Theodore H. Price Commerce and Finance J. E. Cummings

Burial at Akron Funeral for Mrs Esther Day Held in Akron

Mrs Esther Day died at her home southwest of town on Wednesday morning. Her funeral was conducted Friday afternoon by Rev Riggle in Akron with burial in the nearby cemetery. She spent most of her childhood in the area and was well known locally. The community expresses sorrow at her passing.

Esther Day Burr Day Akron Riggle Day

Esther May Day obituary with Snake family ties

Esther May Day born January 11 1896 died February 18 1920 aged 24 1 7 married Burr Day February 26 1913. Survived by husband Julia Dale father William Snake mother Annie Snake grandmother Mrs Samuel Snake of Claypool and many relatives. She joined United Brethren at Center in 1908 remaining a faithful member.

Esther May Snake) Day William Annie Snake United Brethren Church At Center Burr Day Julia Dale Mr&é. Samuel Snake Claypool

Whittenberger’s Display Ad Promotes Heavy Harness

A display advertisement by Whittenberger features heavy harness products. The notice highlights available models and pricing, urging readers to buy for work or farming needs.

Whittenberger

Community Notes From Warsaw Area Socials and Local Moves

Center Squiblets reports Hoffman and wife visiting Frank Hill home while Hill and Shilling families hosted gatherings. Mary Helser sale draws crowd and strong bidding. Swick family visits east of Warsaw. Marie Carr returns from Fort Wayne school. Mrs. Walter Stout visits from New Castle. John Ayers to move from Silver Lake. Local chatter on groundhog day weather and upcoming sleighing, Sunday School attendance, and welcoming a new family.

Acetylene Welding Ad Seeks Castings in Warsaw

A compact classified item from Warsaw advertises acetylene welding services. Har. W. Gonrad invites customers to bring in castings of any size for welding work.

Har. W. Gonrad Warsaw

Also Mentioned on This Page

State of City of Lucas County Maurice Lipply Bertram Shane George A. Brusa Charles C. Hanson Kosciusko Wabash Counties Don Sung Rager & Jontz LAW OF Land Rager Jontz Bianche Helser the New American Thrift Rev. Riggle Will Hoffman Frank Hill Elis Hill Manuel Shilling Mary Helser Allison Swick Vernon Meese Marie Carr Fort Wayne Mrs A. M. Carr John Ayers Snyder John E. L Scott C. C. Dukes E. T. Baber C. D. Brownell Loan & Trust Bank Pierceton Kirkpatrick Homer Longfellow Loan and Trust E. A. Huff South Buffalo Street J. C. Hay Farmers Bank William Gray Loehr Laxe City Bank M. B. Knouse Optometrist Indiana Room Jesse F. Lynch W. H. Kern Commercial State Bank S. B. Whittenberger
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