Red Cross Nursing Drive Expands Across Rural America
The American Red Cross reports over 387000 graduate nurses enrolled and a growing nursing department. It maintains an army and navy reserve, aids the Public Health Service with 1000-plus nurses, and promotes rural public health nursing and home hygiene education for thousands of women. It partners with other groups in recruiting, education, and dietetics as it expands hospitals, clinics, and nursing schools nationwide.
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American Red Cross
Department of Nursing
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
Red Cross
Clara D. Noyes
Lakeside Items Reflect Harvest and Weekend Getaways
Local notes report James Utter finished harvesting onions while Will Hill visited at the Frank Hill home. Walter Rouse returned home briefly to see family and friends. Camping nears end as fall plowing continues and wheat sowing may begin soon. School hacks kept busy by Henry Correll and Hol Clink. A group attended the U B Conference in Winona last Sunday and found it worthwhile.
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Henry Correll
Hol Clink
Bank Report of Commercial State Bank at Silver Lake
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank a State bank at Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business on Sept 8 1920. Officers listed include IRA Leckrone President I A Snoberger Vice President Jd R Jontz Cashier and W H Kern Assistant Cashier.
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Commercial State Bank
Silver Lake
Indiana
Resource totals from bank statement showing assets
The ledger lists resources including loans and discounts of 228 987 07 dollars and U S bonds valued 200 dollars. Other assets show banking house 8 000 00 furniture and fixtures 1 900 00 and cash on hand 7 002 84. Total resources amount to 306 289 12 dollars.
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U. S
Securit
Sunday Social Roundup Feeds Local Visits and Barn Work
Clarence Eber and family spent Sunday at Elza Brady's home south of Akron. E M Funk and wife from Warsaw visited A M Carr home over Saturday night and Sunday. Will Boyer and family visited Albert Beber's home. Boyer is Beber's brother. A Winona conference canceled Sabbath school locally. Ernest Beber of Elkhart stayed several days visiting relatives. W C Brady and wife and L V Hatfield and wife visited Quinter Hines home near North Manchester. Harry Miceusete and family from La Fayette visited John Beber and Wrank Sellers over Sunday. A new barn is under construction on the property.
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Samuel Lowman
Warsaw
Cloice Paulus
Fort Wayne
Paulus
Ohio
Mrs. Paulus
Frank Timberman
Mr. Timberman
Clarence Eber
Akron
Elza Brady
E.M. Funk and Wife
A. M. Carr
Will Boyer
Albert Beber
Mr. Boyer
Mrs. Beber
W.C. Brady
L. V. Hatfield
Quinter Hines
Manchester
Harry Miceusete
la Fayette
John Beber
Wrank Sellers
Bank Statement for Commercial State Bank Kosciusko County
Ledger shows liabilities totaling 306289.13 including capital stock 26000, undivided profits ???, demand deposits 119000.56 and other items. I W A Kern cashier swears the statement is true before notary Geo A Brush on Sept 14, 1920.
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State of Indiana
Kosciusko County
I. W. A. Kern
Commercial State Bank
William H. Kern
Geo. A. Brush
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Ford
Grace
The
Rapid Sales Company
Record Building
James Gal
Y. P
J. A. Ramsey
James Utter
Will Hill
Frank Hill
Walter Rouse
Winona
U. B
Eveready
Eveready Flashlight
Ernest Beber
Elkhart
Undertaker
E. L. Scott
E. T. Bager
Brush & Hanson
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Sonora
Lightcap Farm
Claypool
Black Jersey
Farrow
Lee Harshbarcer John Gill
Elmer Kinsey
Center
U. B. Aid Society
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