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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1919

Page

5

Quiet Title Action In Kosciusko Circuit Court

In Kosciusko County Indiana the Circuit Court September term 1919 hears a complaint by John C. Gearhart against Thomas Dillon and others to quiet title to 40 acres in section 82 township 81 north range 6 east. Defendants unknown residents or spouses are named and the notice requires appearance by December 29 1919. The action seeks to extinguish all claims by any party through the described real estate in Warsaw Indiana.

Kosciusko J. H. Brubaker & Son Thomas Dillon William M. Loves John W. Loves Elizabeth Haddix Peter Kesler Sarah Keesler Sarah Kesler Indiana Kosciusko County Township 81 Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railway

Local Notes From Lakeside and Nearby Areas

Ira Grossnickel shredded corn Tuesday. Roy Little visited Clay on Saturday afternoon. Frank Hill spends a few days in Kansas City. Amos Hohman of Akron area was here Monday. Mr. Smith helped B. F. Ulsh shred corn Monday. Theodore Parker worked at the fence business Monday. J. W. and Ed Ciink and families visited OC. M. Regents spent a few hours Sunday. New neighbor Mr. Dawson whose house burned was helped by friends with bedding and provisions totaling about one hundred dollars.

Mr. Dawson

Ohio notary oath advert for Hall's Catarrh Cure

Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records the oath dated December 6 1886. The firm cites testimonials and claims the remedy affects blood and mucous surfaces. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F.J Halls F. J. Cheney & Co

Notice of Sale of School Property in Jackson Township

Trustee ALPHEUS B. ULREY states the Jackson Township School District petitions led to sale of abandoned school property in Kosciusko County Indiana. The sale is set for Saturday December 13 1919 at 10 a.m. on the premises, no less than appraised value, cash terms. The described parcel totals three fourths of an acre and includes the school building and appurtenances.

Jackson Township Kosciusko County Indiana Alpheus B. Ulrey

Milford Residents Demand County Memorial Hospital

Milford residents push for a County Memorial Hospital in their county citing strong local support and initiative for the new facility. The call to erect the hospital reflects community desire for regional medical care.

Milford

Percy Walburn Opens New Grocery in Niles

Percy Walburn son of J. W. Walburn opens a new grocery on South Front street in Niles Michigan. The store promises high grade groceries and fair prices. Percy previously managed an A and P Tea store in town and has moved into business for himself.

Percy Walburn J. W. Walburn Niles Michigan South Front Street Percy Niles

Newlywed Everett Parker Showered by Senior Class

On Tuesday evening the senior class visited the John L Parker home northwest of town to surprise Everett Parker and his wife who recently wed. The couple received a set of teaspoons and a berry spoon from the students and the evening was spent socially.

Our High School John L. Parker Everett Parker Everett

Local Lodge Representative Attends Indiana I O O I Grand Lodge

Grover Arnold, representing the local lodge, attended the semi annual session of the I O O I Grand Lodge of Indiana in Indianapolis yesterday morning. After the session he will visit Greensburg to see James Harter of the local lodge at the Odd Fellows Home nearby.

Bashore advances chicken plant project north of town

C I Bashore, operator of a new chicken plant, worked this week vetting materials for construction after purchasing the J A Ramsey property. He received a carload of lumber for brooder houses and other structures and is excavating an incubator cellar for a seven thousand egg incubator.

C.I. Bashore J. A. Ramsey Mr. Bashore

Dillmans Move to Silver Lake Home with Dillmano

Albert Dillman and family, after eight months in Warren, relocated to Silver Lake last Thursday and now reside in the house with William Dillmano.

Albert Dillman Warren Silver Lake William Dillmano

Pigeon Potpie Surprise At Local Lodge Meeting

At the close of the regular session of a local I O O F lodge last Friday evening a surprise were served. Myron Murphy and Grover Arnold secretly prepared pigeon potpie pickles and coffee for those present. A smoker followed and attendees expressed pleasure with the unannounced affair.

I. O. O. Fef Myron Murphy Grover Arnold

International Ear headline at Chicago livestock expo?

The International Live Stock Ex position in Chicago features a giant ear of corn entered by a corn state. The ear measures 37 inches long 30 inches in circumference contains 82 rows 225 kernels per row totaling 18 450 kernels. It is billed as the largest ear and a standout exhibit to draw visitors.

Chicago

Funeral Attended in Roann for George W. Christ

The 8S. B. Burdge family joined others in Roann for the funeral of George W. Christ who died last Saturday after a stroke. He was over 77 and an early pioneer, survived by a son and daughter, and was brother in law to Mrs. S. B. Burdge through his marriage to her eldest sister.

Oliver Typewriter Ribbons for Sale at RECORD Office

Oliver typewriter ribbons offered for sale at the RECORD Office. Stationery item available for printers and clerks, with standard colors and sizes for office use.

Oliver Typewriter BLISS the Record

Christmas Gift Bargains in Government Savings

Uncle Sam offers gift options for all budgets with baby bonds and War Savings stamps. A $100 Treasury Savings certificate costs $84.40 now, maturing to $100 on January 1, 1924, while a $1,000 certificate costs $844 and matures to a full thousand in five years. War Savings stamps cost $4.22 now, yielding five dollars in five years, with Thrift stamps at 25 cents each. Certificates can be bought at post offices, banks, or ordered from the Seventh District War Savings group in Chicago. December prices are slightly higher.

Sam Treasury Treasury Savings Washington Seventh District War Savings Organization West Monroe Street Chicago

War Savings Stamps in Humpty Dumpty Verse

The piece reworks nursery rhymes to urge buying War Savings Stamps. It blends a tale of Humpty Dumpty with a wartime thrift message urging families to save and purchase stamps through government channels. The text references a wife Joan and a brother Sandy as part of the rhythmic promotion.

Brother Sandy

Thrift Habit Encouraged by Elbert Hubbard Quote

A quotation from Elbert Hubbard promotes thrift as a conscious habit guiding earnings and spending. It contrasts earning more with spending less and urges readers to choose thrift as a governing practice in daily life.

Elbert Hubbard

Center The Parker Brothers sale Tuesday attracted many

Community notes recount Sunday visits by Herschel Day and family near Akron and other locals. Invitations to Sunday School and Thanksgiving supper at Center church are extended. A Christmas Eve entertainment plan is discussed with hopes for early decisions and a large turnout. Reverett Parker elopes to Michigan with Mary Werrick of Warsaw. Bran & Midlings praise him.

Reverett Parker Michigan Mary Werrick Warsaw Everett

Also Mentioned on This Page

State of John C. Gearhart Aaron A. Rasor Kosciusko J. H. Brubaker Everett Rasor Bons Attys Ira Grossnickel Roy Little Frank Hill Kansas City Amos Hohman Akron Mr. Smith B. F. Ulsh Theodore Parker J. W Ed Ciink OC. M. Regents Hunt Rager Jontz National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin Pike Grand Lodge Roann Joan Humpty Dumpty Humpty Maple Grove White Star Roan Mack Golden Star Eva Royal Victor Ringleader Marvin Ranch Maple Grove Farm J. Grossnickel W. H. Kern C. T. Shuler Mazda Parker Brothers Herschel Day and Family Artie Carr Saac Platt Monroe Paulus Ciroice Paulus Jerry Hammer Samuel Sellers the Center Edwin Brady W. C. Brady L. W. Hatfield Claypool Gressos Recorp Rexall William Gray Loehr Lake City Bank George A. Bruse, Charles C. Hanson Wabash Counties Benjamin Franklin James Meloy, Goshen and
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