Local News From Silver Lake Area Visitors and Visits
D H Clymer and Mrs Austin of Rochester visited at J F Clymer’s west of town. Clarence Mills and family and Cle Gorda of Elkhart spent the 4th at the Teeter home west of town. Mrs Boulton of Goshen visits Silver Lake this week and sees old friends. Misses Ollie and Valera Self return from Chicago and stay with the S J Self family. Misses Opal and Audrey Ramsey of North Manchester visit relatives west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Austin
Rochester
J. F. Clymer
Clarence Mills
Cle Gorda
Elkhart
Ollie
Valera Self
Chicago
Mrs
S. J. Self
Opal
Audrey Ramsey
North
Manchester
J. A. Ramsey
Peoples Mutual Telephone Co Annual Meeting notice
Notice announces the regular annual meeting of Peoples Mutual Telephone Company stockholders in Silver Lake on July 10, 1916. Purpose is to elect officers and transact other business. E Braude serves as Secretary and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Mutual Telephone Company
Silver Lake
Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA
Local notes list visits by Opal Overholser Gladys Haney Misa Lyon Ot Minear Otis Dick and families from Claypool, Warsaw and Michigan. Sick list mentions Gladys Sprigg confined at home. Community notices urge event capture for the Record office and note notary services and deeds at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hazel Lyon
Warsaw
Ot Minear
Otis Dick and Family
Claypool
Pearson Home
Magazine subscription agency offers savings
The Brush and Hanson subscription agency at the Recoprp office in Silver Lake urges readers to call before sending subscriptions. They handle subscriptions to any magazine and offer money saving clubs and catalogs to save time and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush & Hanson
Rrecorp
Silver Lake
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank Silver Lake 1916
Report of the bank's condition as of June 30 1916 for the Commercial State Bank a state bank located in Silver Lake Indiana. Officers listed include President Ira Leckrone Vice President W H Kern Cashier L M Burdge and Assistant Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Leckrone
I.A. Snoberger
W. H. Kern
L. M. Burdge
Ags’t
Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
I. W
Kern
The
H. Kern
Financial Statement of Assets and Liabilities Summary
The document lists resources including loans and discounts, overdrafts, bonds and securities, banking house, furniture, and cash items. It shows due from banks, cash on hand, current expenses, taxes paid, and total resources reported as 151,940 with a partial total.
Local Bank Statement and Community Notes From Kosciusko County
The Commercial State Bank reports liabilities and profits with figures such as paid in capital 25000 and undivided profits 121574.10. The notice also records local visits to Columbia City and Kendallville, a small fire at Frank Hill’s summer kitchen, and residents like the Yotter and Jontz families. Measles cases affect Wilbur Craig family members and Pearl Brown is mentioned among visitors from Wabash.
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Akes
Fr. Y
Hail
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Conati
Interstead
Realoak
Tve
Soracrsr
Bliss Native Vk
Alimanac
Jlaw
Grr
Jas. L. Meloy
Syracuse
Ind
Alonzo QO. Bliss CO
Washington, B.C
BLISS
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Weir
Indiana Associated Weeklies
Recors Office
J.R. Norman
Isaac Bryant
Berdan Empire
Berdan & CO
Toledo, Ohio
J.C. Hay
Summe Bro’'s
Ness
E. Braude
Sec
Treas
Fletcher
Opal Overholser
Gladys Haney
Gladys Sprigg
Alda Lukens
California
White Pidgeon
Michigan
the Record Office
Myron Murphy
Elk- Dart
J. A. Walter
Mr. Murphy
Berrien Center
Minnie Whittle
S. T. Rittenhouse
Henry Abbott
Liberty Mills
Jennie Sloan
John Laughman
Sloan
Miss Pearl Sunday
Adlers
J. R. Norman
Agency
Capi al Stock
E.ne. Eee
Castoria
Solomon Leckrane
Columbia City
Frank Hill Place
Town
Keith Yotter
Kendallville
M.D. Yotter
H. G Jontz
Zeda Yotter
State of Indiana
Kosciucko County
Dela Baldwin
Gladys Purdy
Wabash
Misa Pearl Brown
Wilbur Craig
Wawa
J. Lavey
Sons
City Hall
Bourbon
Oregon
Borbon Silo CO
Bourbon, Ind
W. W. Hill
McKinley
Record’ ‘Office
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