Bank Statement from Farmers Bank of Silver Lake 1914
Report of the condition of the Farmers Bank a private bank at Silver Lake in Indians at close of business June 30 1914 listing officers John N Fitriox president W J Fitton vice president and Dr F Homman cashier
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Johnn Fitrrox
W. J. Fitton
Dr. F. Homman
Farmers Bank
Silver Lake
D.F. Homman
The
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D. F. HomMaLan
George A. Srussh
Report of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana
Report on the condition of the Commercial State Bank a state bank at Silver Lake Kosciusko County Indiana as of June 30 19[4] detailing assets liabilities capital stock paid in surplus profits and deposits including demand deposits certificates and other items with figures for total resources and liabilities.
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Comercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Exchange
Srewoe Dove Cs
Local notices and visits fill Recork page notes
Community brief items describe returns home visits and travel from Elkhart to Wabash and Peru. Residents including James, Mrs Sunday and children, Neva Hammac, Alvin Bowen, Raymond Smith, Roy Bowman, Miss Marie Rager, Tony Underhill, and Ethel Skinner are listed with relatives and hometowns. Subscriptions and local ads promote savings, a livery sale date, and medicines from King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds.
Playgoers Praise The House That Jack Built In Winona
Local residents traveled to Winona Tuesday night to see The House That Jack Built and report it was fine. A summer run is planned with multiple performances. Also notes Polk’s livery sale set for Saturday July 11 at noon in Silver Lake. Francis Raver and family camped at Yellow Lake last week with Mr Wiley and family from Wabash. Bliss Native Herbs advertised at RECORD office in Silver Lake for constipation and other ailments. James Meloy, Syracuse agent, promotes boxes of ten dosed at 200 per order. Miss Irene Kohler of Leesburg visited Miss Gladys Craig. Mrs Nellie Darringer of Lima Ohio visited Laughman and Halderman families.
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Winona
Jack
Silver Lake
James Meloy
Syracuse
Local residents and visitors gather for weekend events
Saturday visits from Keith Yorter Julia Glen Arthur Ed Wiley from Bourbon and others. Attendees at the Barket celebration. Lake Manitou excursion with Calvin Gresso Frantz family. Delinquent subscribers topped by 100 owed dollars. Polk's livery sale announced in Silver Lake for July 11.
Local Notices and Social Short Takes from Warsaw Area
Miss Ruth Getty employed at Warsaw was at home last weekend. Miss Minnie Whittle returned from a visit with friends at Elkhart South Bend and Claypool. Miss Mildred Shock visited from Worth Manchester for several days with her brother A H Shock. Harry Bouse named agent for Shrocks cleaning works at Warsaw. Mr and Mrs S W Smith visited Levi Rager family near Pierceton. Miss Mina Leonard returned from a visit at Ella Leonard’s country home between Elwood and Alexandria. Hundreds of copies of Sheet Music available at the Record office for 10 cents each. Harvey Halderman traveled to South Chicago with his brother’s threshing outfit. Miss Ollie Sele from ? visited her people. To get justice smoke the Justice.
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Minnie Whittle
Elkhart
South Bend
Claypool
Mina Leonard
Ella Leonard
Elwood
Alexandria
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts local ear treatments cannot reach the disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming nine of ten deafness cases stem from catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness cured or not cured by the remedy and urges sending for free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Oblo
Annexation plat description for Otis A Gerhart parcel
Survey text outlines parcel on eight section including lines 330 feet segments and 5224 feet north line. Otis A Gerhart requested annexation covering nineteen lots with street widths and alley dimensions. Monuments marked. signed by town officials. plat recorded May 1.
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Podrine
Biter
Otis A. Gerhart
Ww. Helser
A. B. Cline
Emery Shutt (Neal
J.D. L. Cline
Weekly News Note Keeps Columns Fresh
A reader asks for more timely item ideas to enrich this week’s columns. The note suggests adding one or two concise items from recent coverage to boost interest and engagement.
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VREE
Michigan
Isaac Kouw & CQ
Holland
Resources
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Cither Real Estate
Banks & Trust Co
State of Indiana
County of
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Ira Leckrone
Silvanus Funk
W. H. Kern
L. M. Boordge
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James
Satuday
Elkharts
Neva Hammac Hus
Indianapolis
W. J. Witton
Alvin Bowen
Wabash
W. E. Woods
Fire Insurance
Brush S Hanson
Mary Meek
Harlan, Mich
Della Correl
Lessie Ferrow
Marion
Bennie Drudge
Brush & Hanson
Iin
Raymond Smith
Mrs
Charles Smith
Fort Wayne
Roy Bowman
Brill
Mrs. Bowman
Mrs. Brill
California
Cerf Tbbu
Walter Hamman
Ezra Hamman
Marie Rager
Goshen
Tony Underhill
Frankfort
Murphy
Pearsons
G. W. Petk
C. A. Craig
Chet
Danville
Hi Times
Harry Stiver
Peru
John Ayers
Drudge
C. C. Carter
Recorps
Ethel ‘Skinner
Skinner
E. W. Gresso
Chicago
Polk’s
Francis Raver
Yellow Lake
Wiley
Irene Kohler
Leesburg
Gladys Craig
Nellie Darringer
Lima
Ohio
Laughman
Halderman
J. J. Leonard Street
Albert Wood Place
Record Office
Isiting
E Keith
Yorter
Transepda Vile
Yourer
Mate
Julia
Glen Arthur
Bourbon Saturday
Barket
Tempie Maurer
Ruth Getty
Manchester
Walter Loucks
N M. Frantz
O. B. Wells
Calvin Gresso
N. M. Frantz
Glara
Lake Muanitau
John Melton
Logansport
Clarence Hamman
Foster Miller
Robert McFarland
Wil Kemp
Windfall
Fletcher’s
Castoria
Warsaw
Mildred Shock
Worth Manchester
A. H. Shock
Harry Bouse
Shrocks Cleaning Works
S.W. Smith
Levi Rager
Pierceton
Mrs. Rager
Mrs. Smith
Harvey
Ollie Sele
Rager
Jontz
George A. Brush
Charles CO Hanson Notaries
J. R. Norman
Hanover
North America
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Cial Risks
H. R. Regenos
J. F. and
John Lynch
Akron
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J.C. Hay
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