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Notices advertise sending invitations to friends after specimens cards and low prices are shown at the Record Office Silver Lake.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
4
Notices advertise sending invitations to friends after specimens cards and low prices are shown at the Record Office Silver Lake.
Iris Smith and family from near Ak ron were Sunday guests at the Charles Brown home in the north part of town. Mrs. E J Wiltrout returned from Chicago after a two week visit with daughter Elizabeth Greenwood. Harvey Homman and family traveled from Argos to spend Sunday with A D Homman and visit J C Hay family. Mrs A H Bowen and Mrs Jennie Carr visited North Manchester last Saturday. Dallas Wood, employed at North Manchester, spent Sunday with Midlings and Bran. Willard Richardson son Dewey and Coblen from South Whitley visited Frank Getty’s home last Saturday. Mrs Charlie Spencer and children from Huntington and Mrs Rena Conner from Roanoke visited relatives recently. Spencer is sister in law to Mrs Mont Hammon. J J Babcock visited last Thursday and Friday with daughter Mrs J C Hay. Downing Tucker advertise the Congoleum Rugs.
President Wilson travels by special train from Washington toward the Pacific coast to discuss joining the League of Nations. He delivers about fifteen speeches to millions of Americans urging rapid league adoption, with tours highlighting support from diverse citizens and officials.
Marion residents and visitors share a weekend at the park with numerous social calls. Names include Fred Wagner Henry Glasser Virginia French Irene Mittank and many others visiting relatives and friends in Marion Sidney Indianapolis and Warsaw during the outing.
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool Indiana at close of business on September 12 1919. Officers listed include George Merkle President J O Deaton Vice President E W Kinsey Cashier and Mattie Dick Assistant Cashier.
The ledger lists loans and discounts totaling 140,977.85 with an overdraft of 531.14. Investments include U S Bonds and Certificates 3,042.41. Other bonds and securities show 0.00. Banking house 1,600.00. furniture and fixtures 1,800.00. other real estate 0.00. Doe from banks and trust Co 45,423.79. cash on hand 4,150.83. cash items 85.22. Current expenses 1,944.40. taxes paid 326.50. interest paid 1,686.76. Total 201,468.90.
E W Kinsey cashier of the State Bank of Claypool Indiana swears the balance sheet is true as of September 17 1919 showing capital stock 25000 surplus 0 undivided profits 1080 exchange discount and interest 6524 50 bills payable demand deposits 10215046 demand certificates 65713 71 total 167864 17 notary Roy L Strayer confirms.
Bank statement notes the Farmers Bank a private bank located at Silver Lake Indiana closing its business at the end of the day on September 12 1919. John Fitton serves as president JJ P Homman as vice president D F Homman as cashier.
A historical ledger lists loans and discounts at 55 205 25 overdrafts and various assets including banking house bonds furniture and fixtures real estate and cash on hand. It shows amounts due from banks and trust companies 19 913 57 cash items 330 51 and current expenses 325 73 with total resources 82 090 38.
The document shows liabilities including capital stock paid in 10,000.00 and exchange discount 761.01. Demand deposits 46,605.54 and demand certifiers 24,723.83 totaling 82,090.38. D. F. Hamman signs as cashier with a commission expiring June 8 1922.
Wanted a buyer to purchase a 40 acre farm about six miles from Silver Lake or consider residence property in Silver Lake. For information call RECORD office.
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank a state bank at Silver Lake Indiana at the close of business on Sept 12 1919. President I A Snoberger Vice President W H Kern Cashier Clarence R Jontz Assistant Cashier.
I W Kern cashier of the Commercial State Bank swears the financial statement is true. The balance sheet shows resources totaling 223 941 36 with loans and discounts 158 209 13 overdrafts 0. bonds 816 550 00 other assets banking house 8000 furniture 1500 and notes from banks 169 540 63 liabilities 223 941 36 including capital 26000 surplus 8000 profits 57 96 unpaid dividends 6 demand deposits 82997 44 certificates 106 543 19 and other liabilities. Commissioner Geo A Brush notarizes the oath with commission expiring June 8 1922.
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