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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1919

Page

5

Local Residents Share Sunday Visits Around Warsaw Area

CENTER Bills Hill and family moved onto the Johnson place the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Snake spent Sunday at the Jacou VLeeter home west of Silver Lake Fred Davis and family visited last Sunday at the Moyer home west of Silver Lake Mrs. Sid Aker and two children of Warsaw were visiting with friends in this locality over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Little and Mrs. Elizabeth Little were Sunday guests at the John Rowland home.

Bills Hill Johnson Place Mrs Will Snake Jacou Vleeter Silver Lake Fred Davis Moyer R Sid Aker Warsaw Mrs. Ray Little Elizabeth Little John Rowland Home Allison Swick Vernon Wleese

Victory Liberty Loan explains need and benefits

A government push explains why another war loan is needed after the victory, detailing how funds fund overseas forces, repatriation, and reconstruction. It notes bank financing, the push to repay, and that patriotism will help the loan go over the top with attractive rates and maturities.

Uncle Sam Glass Sam

Bliss Native Herb Tablets Sold at Record Office

James Meloy promotes Bliss Native Herb Tablets for rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements. Record Office in Silver Lake sells 200 doses for 1 dollar. Send the Reconryp to a friend.

Silver Lake Bliss James Meloy

Lakeside Notes on Local Family Visits and Moves

Local items record Pat Sands on the streets a short time Monday. Frank Sellers and family visited Roy Carr. Riza Heckman shows a fine pile of wood cut Monday. Choice Paulus and family spent Sunday with Frank Will. Bills Hill moved to a farm bought last fall from his uncle Frank Hill. Lester Cauffman and family relocated from east of Center to John Parker’s farm. No services at St Matthews last Sunday due to the pastor’s illness. Rev Dickison preached at Center Sunday with a goodly attendance. John Engle family plans to move onto the A B Cline farm west of Silver Lake.

Bills Hill Frank Hill Lester Cauffman Center John Parker St Matthews John Engle A. B. Cline Silver Lake

Local clubs host gatherings at various homes

Members from several town clubs met recently. The S T club enjoyed Friday evening at Miss Mable Haney’s North Jefferson street home. Mazda class of the M Sunday School met Wednesday at Ernest Myers residence. Embroidery club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs Clarence Hill’s north town home. Victoria reading club convened Monday night at Mrs B B Jones’s residence. Mothers Club held Thursday afternoon at Mrs P Helser’s home on the town’s west edge.

S.T. Club Mable Haney North Jefferson Street Mazda M. Sunday School Ernest Myers Embroidery Club Clarence Hill Victoria Reading Club Mrs. B Mothers Club

Woman Follows Safe Plan

The story of Miss Mary Hallam shows thrift and steady investing built a $70 000 estate over forty five years in a Chicago department store. She avoided speculation preferring safe returns and would likely have accelerated gains with Liberty bonds. The piece urges small investors to save and invest in U S Victory Liberty bonds to help finish the wartime loan.

Mary Hallam Chicago Miss Hallam United States Miss Tallam Uncle Sam

Victory Liberty Loan Urges Americans to Finish War Effort

Charles H. Schweppe urges national unity and full public support for the Victory Liberty Loan. He stresses that paying war bills and completing the victory requires collective effort and patriotism, urging citizens to subscribe to the loan to ensure a complete win and bring all service members home.

Quieting title suit against unknown defendants in Kosciusko County

In Kosciusko Circuit Court February Term 1919 plaintiff files complaint to quiet title on real estate described as the east half of the southeast quarter in section 106 township 32 north range 6 east with 16 acres carved out. defendants named and unknown are believed non residents and required to appear by April 17 1919 otherwise default. The action names many unknown spouses widows heirs and claimants and seeks relief against all against the property in Warsaw Indiana. John A Sloan attorney for plaintiff.

John A. Sloane Daniel Dudlinger James H. Nicewood John 8S. Nicewood Jennie ‘Fe. Nicewood Grover G. Nicewood Meri E. Nicewood Oscar L. Bashford Jacob Boss William Kirtley Mary J. Kirtley Jacob Ryher Indiana John 8. Nicewood Jennie F. Nicewood Merl E. Nicewood Jacob Ryder Plaintiff State of Kosciusko County Kosciusko Circuit Court Warsaw Aaron A. Rasor Everett Rasor John A. Sloan

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Anconas F. P. Heller Ind H. A. Moyer S. B. “Uitzenberger Earl W. Conrad Fresno McClure & Parker Recokp Brush & Hansen Frank Sellers Myrtle- Glenn Park Joe Shilling Manuel Shilling Lee Huarshbarger Claire -Paulus Irene Davis Marie Carr Frankill Ear Zle Manchester Samuel Clink Victory Liberty Loan Dick’s Garage Claypool Aceteylen Joe Parker Yellow Creek Lake Celia Poland China Parker Brothers W. H. Kern Aid of Center Church Pat Sands Roy Carr Riza Heckman Choice Paulus Frank Will Dickison Victory Liberty Charles H. Schweppe Victory Liberty Loan Campaign Seventh Federal Reserve District Steif America State of Indiana Roy A. Baseing Johns. Nicewood Merc EK. Nicewood Jacob Boer Towit Merle K. Nicewood Oscar U. Bashford Jacob Rose
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