Frank J Cheney Swears To Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
Frank J Cheney sworn before A W Gleason and states he is senior partner of F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio promising to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Ad copy mentions internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges sending for testimonials. Sola by druggists with a note on Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
Irm
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Halls Caterri
F. J. Abeney & Co
O. Sola
Halls Family
Notice to hunters on premises by Gamble Alugh and Wendel
The undersigned refuse to permit any party to hunt or trap on their premises without consent. Signatories include Thomas Gamble Alugh Tracy E. V. Wendel and J. Biscop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gamble Alugh Tracy
E. V. Wendel
J. Biscop
Sale of School Property in Jackson Township Indiana
Trustee ALPHEUS B. ULREY will sell at public auction on December 13, 1919 at 10:00 a.m. the abandoned school building and surrounding real estate in Jackson Township Kosciusko County Indiana described as three quarters of an acre. The sale requires cash and bids start at the appraised value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Kosciusko County
Indiana
Alpheus B. Ulrey
Lakeside Residents and Visitors Report Local Social Happenings
Percy Ring and family were on the streets Sunday evening while Ben Ulsh called at the Clink home Monday morning. Bev Fryberger preached here Sunday. W H Kern has fence work underway on his farm this week. Charles Bahney and family visited Rose Hill Sunday. Merritt Longbrake helped Frank Hill haul gravel recently. B Hill returned from Kansas City Saturday evening. Mrs Merritt Longbrake enjoyed a surprise party Friday evening with many present. Galen and Graden Regenos to visit home Wednesday night through Monday with C M Regenos family and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ulsh
Clink
Bev Fryberger
Galen
Graden Regenos
Mrs. C. M. Regenos
Sated by illness Miss Beber shows improvement
Community notes list visits and greetings from residents. Miss Marcella Beber improves as neighbors plan a Thanksgiving chicken supper. Several families including Carr, Beber, Rowland and Tinkey are mentioned with Sunday visits and extended family connections.
Fairview Items Featured for Readers This Week
Fairview locality is highlighted with a pleasant batch of items expected to be well received by readers. The editor invites Fairview contributions weekly and asks the party to visit the Recorp office for instructions.
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Fairview
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Events
Miss Ethel Sands works at Cart Longbrake residence as ARTS. Dolly Hoffman and Ida and Ruth Fitton visited Sunday. Jon L Parker and family spent Sunday at Hiram Parker's home. Rev and Mrs Pence had Sunday dinner with Otto Valentine. Harley Regenos improved his farm with a board fence around the barn lot. George Bouse Irvin Parker and families attended J W Kitton home near Burk for Theodore Parker's family. Theodore sold his farm to Johnathbac Alexander Gulden and Graden Regenos return from Indianapolis for Thanksgiving with Charles Regenos. Neighbors belled L Parker and Everett and wife at J L Parker home then marched to Price home to bel l Herbert and wife. Revival services begin next Monday led by Rev and Mrs Thompson. Everyone urged to attend. much good is expected.
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Thompson
Red Cross Words Echo War Memories
A wartime quotation noting the Red Cross as a guiding thread amid conflict. It features two soldier voices from the Civil War and later conflict era, highlighting enduring gratitude and the organization’s protective role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charles W. O’connor
26Th Infantry
National Tuberculosis Campaign Aims at Educating Public
The National Tuberculosis Association launches a broad educational drive. A health survey finds about 150000 annual U S deaths from tuberculosis and one million people with active cases today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank Silver Lake
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake Indiana as of November 17 1919. President I A Snoberger Vice President W H Kern Cashier Clarence R Jontz Assistant Cashier. Bank filed this statement detailing assets liabilities and capital as required by state banking authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Lecerone
I.A. Snoberger
W. H. Kern
Clarence R. Jontz
Ass’t
Balance Sheet Snapshot of Bank Resources and Profits
The report lists resources including loans and discounts at 168000.48 dollars overdrafts 2000.00 bonds and securites 14900.00 banking house 8000.00 furniture and fixtures 1500.00 due from banks and trust companies cash on hand and cash items current expenses taxes paid interest paid and profit and loss totaling 243860.08 dollars.
Commercial State Bank Balance Sheet 1919 Kosciusko County
Statement for the Commercial State Bank of Kosciusko County Indiana sworn by cashier I W H Kern. It shows assets including stocks profits and undivided profits and liabilities with demand deposits demand certificates and other liabilities dated November 25 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Kosciusko County
I. W. H. Kern
The
Commercial State Bank
William H. Kern
Bank Report from Claypool Indiana November 17 1919
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool, a state bank at Claypool Indiana, at the close of business on November 17 1919. George Merkle president J O Deaton vice president E W Kinsey cashier Mattie Dick assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merkle
J. O. Deaton
E. W. Kinsey
Mattie Dick
State Bank of
Claypool
Indiana
Balance Sheet Summary From Local Bank Report
The document shows assets including loans and discounts 142,383.40 and overdrafts negative 0.00. Securities list U S Bonds and Certificates 3,997.67 and other bonds 4,812.50. Real estate, cash on hand 4,549.25, due from banks and trust companies 45,227.03, and current expenses 2,332.84. Total assets 209,636.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Banks & Trust.Co’s
State Bank of Claypool Ledger Excerpt 1923
Balances show capital stock 25000 surplus 1000 undivided profits 1080.28 exchange discount and interest 8297.86 bills payable 174258.79 demand deposits 99714.97 demand certificates 74483.82 total 209630.88. E W Kinsey cashier swears the statement is true before Roy L Strayer notary public mission expires Aug 9 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kinsey
The
State Bank
Claypool, Ind
Roy L. Strayer
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State of Ohio
City of
Luddy County
Hunt
Rager
Jontz
Sherman Rittenhouse
Kosciucko
Dale F. Homman
Warsaw
Aaron A Rasor
Kosciusk S Circuit Court
J. H. Brubaker & Everett Rasor Sons
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Winconsin
Dr. Hess
Rexall
Lice
Lakeside
Percy Ring
Charles Bahney
Rose Hill
Merritt Longbrake
Frank Hill
B. F.hill
Kansas City
Marcella Beber
Artie Carr
Grossnickel Home
Albert Beber
John Beber
Mrs. Merl Rowland
Richard Davis
Clarance Eberand
Macy
Hira Brady
Ernest Carr
Merl Tinkey
Ethel Sands
Cart Longbrake
Dolly Hoffman
Ida
Ruth Fitton
Jon L. Parker
Hiram Parker
Rev
Mrs. Pence
Otto Valentine
Harley Regenos
George Bouse
Irvin Parker
J. W. Kitton
Burk
Theodore Parker
Paul Newcome
Theodore
Johnathbac Alexander
Gulden
Indianapolis
Charles Regenos
Juin L. Parker
Everett
Price
Herbert
Captain L. Martewig
Maple Grove
Milesa
Silver Lake
Hoosier Dixie
Ives
White Star
Roan Mack
Golden Star
Eva
Royal Victor
Marvin Ranck
J. Grossnickel
W.H. Kern
Maple Grove Farm
C. T. Sitler
Mazda
Rexai
Total
Behl
Geo. Ae Br
State Bank OF Claypool
Resources
County of
Kosciusko
Rac
William Gray Loeh
Over Lake
City Bank
George A. Brush
Charles
Hanson
Notaries
Callat the
Record Office
Notary Line
Kosciusko & Wabash
Benjan Franklin
James Meloy, Gossi
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