Local Visitors and Home News From Fort Wayne Area
Norman Tucker and Delbert Ker lin visited Fort Wayne last Sunday and met Miss Freda Tucker in hospital. Mrs. Darrow returned to South Bend after a visit with her parents Rev and Mrs Stargeil. Mrs. 8 E Aker came from Warsaw visiting her father Jacob Bouse. Henry Ayers left for Dayton to rejoin a carnival company. Mrs. John Fruitt visited from North Manchester. Aaron Leckrone and wife visited the Amiss Groninger and Sol Leckrone homes. Tanlac advertised by Rogers Pharmacy. Dennis Dulany from North Manchester stayed with James Decker. Ed Heacock of Warsaw, Republican candidate for county sheriff. Iris Smith and family visited from near Warsaw. John Dudge came from Tippecanoe to stay with Worden Smith family. Cattle sale planned at Kreiter & Heeter Liberty Mills on March 23 with four bred heifers one open and a 16 month old Royal Victor sire bull. C T Sittler Maple Grove Farm.
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Kreiter & Heeter
Liberty Mills
Royal Victor
C.T. Sittler
Growth of Phone Use Across the World and US Domination
The United States holds about two thirds of global telephones with 66 percent share while one sixteenth of the world population owns them. In twenty years phones rose 900 percent as population grew 45 percent. Europe trails with one phone per hundred people after 45 years of invention. In this Indiana region nearly every family has a phone, and radio communication lags in growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Indiana
Getting Along Nicely After Log Injury
D G Switzer of the southwest locality has shown steady improvement after ten days in Warsaw hospital with a broken hip and other injuries from a log rolling off a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Switzer
Here
Warsaw
Hayman Returns Home After Illinois Business Trip
F. D. Hayman, who spent several weeks in Illinois handling business, has returned to his home this Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Hayman
Illinois
Co-Operative Shippers Association Ad
Farmers urged to ship stock through the Co-Operative Shippers Association to save buyers’ commission. Contact numbers 47 or 7 on 77 at Silver Lake exchange with code 3-238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Shippers Association
Stock Buyers Commission
Silver Lake Exchange
Center Squi blets and community notes mix
Center area items report Mrs Albert Beber's father seriously ill, visits by Ezra Funk and others, and several social calls. A minister could not preach due to bad roads, a birth brings joy to the Harshbarger family, and a play at Seward Central draws a fair crowd. A neighbor buys a new Ford and hosts fourteen guests overnight.
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Seward Central
Local Social News Highlights From Burket Area
John Zoleman and wife welcomed a baby girl last Saturday. Leonard Hoffman and his companion visited Irvin Parker’s home Sunday. Percy Ring and family joined John L. Parker for a Sunday visit near Silver Lake. Road conditions forced the postponement of Seward Central School house entertainment. Burket Burket school dismissed Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Shirley’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zoleman
Percy Ring
Silver Lake
John L. Parker
Shirley
Burket
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana as of March 10 1922 with officers Leroy Leonard president Charles C Carter vice president W H Eern cashier J R Jontz assistant cashier and the bank’s status as a state bank on that date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Bank Balance Sheet Shows Total Resources of 221 Thousand
Resources list includes loans and discounts 190519.19 overdraft 1965.36 U S Bonds 7000 cash on hand 5871.08 due from banks 13427.65 current expenses 827.55 taxes paid 34270 interest paid 873.75 profits and losses totals 221827.26.
Bank Balance Sheet From Kosciusko County 1922
The Commercial State Bank of Kosciusko County presents a balance sheet dated March 14, 1922. Liabilities total 221 827 26 with capital stock 26 600.00 surplus 5 500.00 undivided profits 1 742.86 and dividends unpaid 10.00. Demand deposits 66 907.24 demand certits 123 112.99 and other liabilities cash long total. The statement is sworn by cashier I W H Kern before notary Geo A Brush with commission through June 8, 1922.
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State of Indiana
Kosciusko County
I. W. H. Kern
The
Commercial State Bank
William H. Kern
Geo. A. Brush
Bank Statement for State Bank of Claypool 1922
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool in Indiana as of March 10 1922. Officers listed include George Merkle president J C Deaton vice president H E Kinsey cashier and Mattie Dick assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merkle
J. C. Deaton
EH. W. Kinsey
Mattie Dick
Lakeside Items and Local Movements Reported
Frank Nelson remodeling his barn. Merl Smith dragging the roads Monday. Ira Grossnickle and family called in Warsaw Sunday. The Game Wardens will have a job now the ice is off the lakes. Vernie Nelson made a business trip to Silver Lake Monday evening. Ed Clink and wife attended their uncle's funeral in Warsaw Sunday. road conditions were reported very bad.
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Vernie Nelson
Silver Lake
Ed Clink
Hisncle
Warsaw
Fairview Ringlets Sunday Dinner At Huffman Home
Mrs. William Parker has been suffering with an illness as residents note weekly gatherings. The Ladies Aid met at Theodore Parkers on Wednesday of this week. Reverend Pease hosted Sunday dinner at the William Huffman residence, highlighting community ties in Fairview.
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Rev. Pease
William Huffman
Ladies Aid
Theodore Parkers
Ledger of Bank Assets and Liabilities Fragment
The fragment lists assets and values including Loans and discounts 135012.08 Overdrafts 712.72 U S Bonds 6807.81 Other Bonds and Securities 19946.00 Banking House 1500.00 Furniture and Fixtures 2190.00 Other Real Estate Due from banks and Trust Co s 24013.86 Cash on hand 3722.18 Cash Items 19060 5 0 Current Expenses 557.08 Taxes Paid 323.14 Interest Paid 692.36 Collections 2100.00
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U.S
Banks & Trust Co
Janes
State Bank of Claypool Statement of Liabilities 1922
I E W Kinsey cashir of the State Bank of Claypool Indiana sworn statement shows capital stock 25000 surplus 2200 undivided profits 8890.72 exchange discount and interest 2333.02 demand deposits 114095.77 demand certificates 50248.32 bills payable 197767.83. Notary Ray L Strayer seals the document dated March 15 1922.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norman Tucker
Delbert Kerlin
Fort Wayne
Freda Tucker
8. E. Aker
Jacob Bouse
Henry Ayers
George and
John Ayers
Dayton
Ohio
Carnival Company
John Fruitt
Manchester
J. O. Hay
Aaron Leckrone
Amiss
Groninger
Sol Leckrone
Tanlac
Roger
Dennis Dulany
North
James Decker
Ed. Heacock
Iris Smith
John Dudge
Tippecanoe
Worden Smith
Maple Grove Farm
Rager
Rexall
Silver Lake, Indiana
United States
Seedsm Farm
WM. Henry Maule. Inc
Arch St Phila
Fordson Tractor
Detroit
Mr. Farmer
Ford Motor Company of
Chicago
Ford Motor Company
Fred McKown
Mrs. Albert Beber
Mr. Boyer
Ezra Funk
Wife
A. M. Carr
Orval Carr
Guy Rickle
Glenna
Michigan
Mrs
Frank Sellers
Samuel Lowman
Yellow Creek Lake
Ben Murphy
Allison Swick
Jennie
Frank Hill
Jo Parker
Ross Stout
Franklin School
Burdeen
Mrs. Reason Rickle
Beaver Dam
John Clink
Samuel Baker
William Snoka
Lizzie
Leonard Hoffman
Lady Friend
Irvin Parker
Seward Central School
Eee Anes
U. S
Securit
Snes
Total
Cash Long
State Bank OF Claypool
State Bank of
Claypool
William Gray Loebr
Warsaw, Ind
Brush &Hanson
Tudiana
Bouse & Bowen
Bertram Shane
M. B. Knouse
Optometrist
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
Jefferson St
J.C. Hay
Farmers Bank
Frank Nelson
Merl Smith
Mr. Dawson
Ira Grossnickle
Familly
Dawson Home
Mrs. Grossnickle
Clink
Fairview
William Parker
Resources
Kosciusko
Ray LO. Strayer
Homer Longfellow
Loan and Trust
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