Fourth of July North Manchester Event Draws City Interest
Local notes report Dane Quay home with mumps. Miss Mary Dawson left for Claypool. Mrs. Like Hawley returned from Goshen visit. Reuben Cahison visited Fort Wayne friends. Mary Dawson and others travel between towns. big Independence Day celebration planned for North Manchester on Saturday July 3 with community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Manchester
Reuben Cahison
Fort Warne
Mrs. Like Hawley
Goshen
Local social notes and ads from the RECORD
Mr and Mrs A L Spangle of Kekomo and uncle Isaac Armey of Mexico visited last Sunday. Charles Snyder visited Rochester with his wife and children. Mrs C L Leomard has been ill. Norman's ice cream parlor promotes its flavor. Several residents travel to Goshen and Warsaw for visits and business. The RECORD urges sending yearly notices to absent friends for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Spangle
Kekomeo
Isaac Armey
Mexico
B. E. Spangle
O. F. Brown
Silvanus Funk
Mr. Spangte
BR. BE. Spangle
Mira
O. FP. Brown
Mr. Armey
Mrs. Ink
Charles Snyder
Rochester
Mexican Estates and the Sale of Haciendas in Mexico
The great estates in Mexico pass from father to son and require vast land to sustain modest wealth. Even when willing to sell, haciendados favor selling entire tracts at prices from 25 cents to $5 per acre, hindering subdivision. A constitutional government offering subdivision and market pricing could improve fortunes, as the low land value stems from a tiny domestic market and reliance on foreign shipping. Masses earn 12 to 50 cents per day, higher wages near the U.S. border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Mazda Class to Meet at Mrs. Saumerger Home
Members of the Mazda class of the MEO Sunday School will meet at the home of Mrs. J. A. Saumerger on East Main Street on Wednesday evening of next week. Important business and a short program will be addressed as new members are to be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazda
M.eo
J. A. Saumerger
East Main Street
Tech
Glass
Auto Into Fence Near Irvin Parker Place
Last Sunday morning Karry Taney drove near the Irvin Parker place when the steering rod broke and the auto struck a fence. Earnest Haney was thrown out and injured his clothing torn. The car was repaired Sunday and is back in running order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karry Taney
Irvin Parker Place
Earnest Haney
Sionday
Farm helper injured after horse kick near town
William Eld, helping in a hay field at his farm southwest of town, was kicked by a horse yesterday. The hoof blows struck both lower limbs below the knees, bruising them badly. doctors reported no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Eld
Mr. Hill
Harris
Appendix myths and overcounted pains in Silver Lake
Local text claims many Silver Lake residents suffer chronic appendicitis misdiagnosed as stomach trouble. It recommends a German remedy Adher i ka with blackthorn bark and glycerine and asserts a single dose stops the symptoms instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
J. R. Norman
Men’s Meeting at Claypool Rev Ed Nf Strawbrideve
A Sunday afternoon meeting at the Methodist church in Claypool features Rev Ed Nf Strawbrideve of Lima addressing the men on the menu topic. Cash M Gratam of South Whitley speaks to women at the same hour, with an all-male quartet from Fort Wayne providing music and an open air concert nearby before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhie
Methodist Catiren
Claypool
Cash M. Gratam
South Whitley
Penney
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Menos
J A Nagle Dies After Illness at 44
J A Nagle aged 44 died Monday at his North Manchester home after several weeks with Brights disease. He is survived by a wife three sons Clyde Fred and Wilbur three brothers and four sisters. Nephew of H G Jentz and Mrs John Fitton. Funeral held yesterday afternoon from the home with Rev W C Dunlap officiating and burial in Orklawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Bright
Mr. Nagle
Clyde
Fred
Wilbur
H.G. Jentz
John Fitton
W.C. Dunlap
Orklawn Cemetery
Local readers urged to save by magazine subscriptions
The Record office invites all residents to subscribe to various magazines to save money. Encourage neighbors to inquire and subscribe through the newspaper office.
Fourth of July races slated in North Manchester on July 8
Ed Drudge, once sick, is reported to be improving. Mr and Mrs William Perry have moved into their newly remodeled North town house. Mrs Hugh Bowen and two children return from Warsaw after visiting her parents Levi and Mrs Smith. Best horses in Northern Indiana are booked for the Fourth of July celebration in North Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Drudge
William Perry
Indiana
North
Manchester
Hugh Bowen
Warsaw
Levi Smith
Fourth of July Festivities At North Manchester Promised
North Manchester prepares for a busy Fourth of July celebration with numerous visitors and local listings. Attendees include Mrs. G. E. Davis visiting from Mishawaka and several Warsaw Milford Roan guests. Local residents discuss family visits, homecomings, and trades while ADS note back calls and upcoming events.
Local Notables and Visitors Stop by Mentone Homes
Signature of David Jenkins near Mentone completes stucco on Pearson and Suimme homes. Lawrence Wallace of Wabash visits for business. Audrie Rider of Peru guests Miss Ethel Skinner. Will Platt of Bourbon stops by Sunday. Public notices urge readers to place ads in the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jenkins
Mentone
Pearson
Suimme
Lawrence Wallace
Wabash
Audrie Rider
Peru
Ethel Skinner
Bank Statement of Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake
Report of the condition of Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana as of June 23 1915 with officers Ira Leckrone president Ira Snoberger vice president W Hi Kern cashier and L M Burdge assistant cashier showing the bank’s financial status at close of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Leckrone
Ira Snoberger
W. Hi Kern
L. M. Burdge
Ass't
Bank Ledger Highlights Loans and Cash Figures
The record shows Resources including Loans and Discounts at 82 804 94 Overdrafts 1 241 08 Other Bonds and Securites 3 090 00 Banking House 9 000 00 Furniture and Fixtures 1 817 00 Due from Banks and Trust Companies 12 738 40 Cash on Hand 4 4 224 53 Current Expenses 1 032 13 Taxes Paid 25 39 Interest Paid 580 98.
Balance Sheet Excerpt From Commercial State Bank
The document shows liabilities including capital stock 25 000, undistributed profits 2 966 85, demand deposits 38 909 19, demand certificates 47 948 41 86 17 60, with cash over 40055 and total liabilities 116 784 48. W H Kern, cashier, swore to the statement in Kosciusko County Indiana on June 20 1915 before Notary Geo A Brosh.
Report on Farmers Bank of Silver Lake Indiana 1915
A formal statement of the condition of the Farmers Bank a private bank located at Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business on June 23 1915. The report outlines assets liabilities and capital reflecting the financial standing of the institution at year end.
Unclear Ledger Itemization Of Bank Resources And Assets
The fragment lists loans and discounts with an overdraft of 186.59, bonds and securities at 110.25, banking house 800.00, furniture and fixtures 50.00, other real estate due from banks and trust Co 7,395.73, cash on hand 2871.40, cash items 203.07 and current expenses 75.60, indicating a partial bank balance sheet snippet with asset items and small figures.
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Banks & Trust Co.a
Bank official swears to financial statement
D F Howman cashier of the Farmers Bank of Silver Lake Indiana signs and swears to a statement totaling 44491.76. The oath is sworn on June 1, 1915 before notary George A Brush with commission valid until June 9, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.F. Homman
The
Farmers Bank
Silver Lake, Ind
D. F. Howman
George A. Brush
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Dane Quay
Glen Paulus
Gilead
Thomas Leonard
Akron
Mary Dawson
Missilie Self
Stickel
Wainer
the Record Office
Whittenbergers
Brush & Hanson
Ind
Kosciuske County
Fletcher
Norman’s Ies
Ottis Dick
Fred Serie
Sun
Mack
Clara Raver
Union Oldfather
Beno Phillipson
James Paves
River Lake
Strawbrideve
Lima
J. A. Nagle
J. OA. Nagle
Iital
Hahdeoqok
Ohtest
Sunnae Co
Sev
Fe Americatt
Athandaccidis
Sears
MUNN
New York
Omics
Rager & Jontz
Homer Longfellow
Iezra Wood
James Rogers
Rogers
Wood
G. E. Davis
Mishawaka
G. A. McClure
Ruth
Eiva Rowland
Roan
Ra Coy
Tercy Derry
Mark Harshbarger
Marypeal
Gladys Flaney
BE. M. Funk
Fortuner
Mrr
Abe Spanache
Kokomo
Bouse & Bowen
L. W. Myers
Clarence Vanwilder
Heizh
Seales
M. Db
Yotter
Jacob Taney
Castoria
Will Platt
Bourbon
J.W. Walburn
Albert Moore
Commercial State Bank
Peewee
State of Indiana
Koscieke County
W. H. Kern
Bseak
Geo. A. Brosh
Sea
Pytssior
Wee
F. P. Freeman
E. Main St
Bank Statement
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State of
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