Local visitors in North Manchester and community notices
Mr. and Mrs. Clell Kemp visited in North Manchester last Saturday. Mrs. T J Alspaugh has recovered from illness and can be about most of the time. The Record office offers all kinds of notary work with deeds bonds mortgages and legal acknowledgements. Mrs. Jacob Rager visited Goshen with her son M M Rager. Little Jimmie Yotter stayed with his grandparents H G Jontz and Mrs Keith Yotter of Kendallville was here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clell Kemp
Manchester
Jimmie” Yotter
Keith Yotter
Kendallville
H. G. Jontz
The Eureka Bee House Trial Ends In Fire And Chaos
Professor Humboldt Mellick’s Eureka Effluvient causes a chaotic bee house incident. Bees swarm the inventor as Uncle Rufus White confronts him, a lamp is toppled, and flames erupt, sending both men fleeing the reversible apiary amid smoke and hysterics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Humboldt Mellick
Prof. Mellick
Rufus White
Booneville
Kentucky
Mellick
Croesus
Captain Kidd
Mr. Kill
Goth
Asketon
William Moore
Main Street
Rufus
Darky
Melick
Local visitors and visits reported in North Manchester area
Mrs F D Hayman H P Rager C E Gresso and W H Davis were visitors Monday. Miss Ethel Skinner went to Peru to visit relatives and brought her niece Janetta home. Frank Scott of Indianapolis visited Silver Lake. Dr J C Hay consulted in Warsaw. Community members shown magazine subscription offers at the RECORD office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames F. D. Hayman
H. P Rager
C. E Gresso
W. H. Davis
Manchester
Edward Skinner
Janetta
Frank Scott
Indianapolis
Silver Lake
United States
Annd
Syracuse
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank Silver Lake IN 1915
Report of condition of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana as of March 4 1915. Officers listed include Ira Leckrone president Ira Snoberger vice president W H Kern cashier and L M Burdge assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Leckrone
W. H. Kern
I. A. Snoberger
L. M. Burdge
Ira Snoberger
Ass’t
Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
BH. Kern
Bank
Financial snapshot of a bank's resources
The report shows resources totaling 114 981 99 with loans and discounts 78 757 61 overdrafts 0 20 662 89 other bonds and securities 3 272 75 banking house 9 000 00 furniture and fixtures 1 817 00 due from banks and trust companies 17 700 84 cash on hand 3 253 32 current expenses 276 38 taxes paid 241 20 indicating the bank's financial position and asset allocations.
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Securit
Stent Ceee
Commercial Bank Statement Sanctioned in 1916 Indiana
Indiana Kosciusko County bank report shows capital stock paid in 25000 dollars undivided profits 87057.38, cash on hand 39525.84, total liabilities 114981.99, demand deposits 35525.84, with W H Kern cashier and Geo A Brush notary underswearing on March 10 1916.
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Seer Neeces
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. J. Alspaugh
Jacob Rager
Goshen
M. M. Rager
C&c. Carter
CL. la I
CU. Snoberger
C. B. Deaton
RIL ML LL
Boiss
Via
Col. Grossnickel
F. P. Freeman
J. D. Grossnickel
Auc
Calvin Ulrey
Ford
Mel. Minear
Ernest Bloom
Monroe Rhodes Samuel Beber
John Cauffman
Jacob Shultz
Abner Moyer
Ford Motor Company
Hood & Snyder
Jewel
Iowa
Repass Auto Co
Waterloo
Brownell Auto Co
Birmingham
Ala
Herring Motor Company
Des Moines
William Warnock & Comeny
Sioux City
Becker Auto Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Castoria
Ethel Skinner
Peru
3. C. Hay
Warsaw
State of Indiana
Kosciusko County
Geo A. ‘Brush
David Johnston
Barket
Sylvester Johnston
Ind
Mutual
Kosciusko
Wabash Counties
Brush & Hansor
Tor Sl
John Gall
Willy
Apon Town
Racorp Olhieve
Los
Record Office
Nod
Snover
Rager & Jontz
Rabkin
Alberta
Canada
Diamond Joe
Addie
Batekin
Shenandoah
Pers
Sthe
Eee
Seepee
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