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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
5
Mrs Noah Hamman slipped and fell in her cellar last Friday evening while attending to chores. She sustained bruising but no broken bones and was treated at home.
Mrs. Mary Meek visited the RECORD office last Thursday noon to renew her subscription to the home paper. She has been confined at home due to illness for weeks but has improved recently and can travel to town occasionally. Her health has been poor for the past few years.
Mrs. Orpha Summe and her son Mack left on Tuesday for St. Petersburg Florida to stay until next spring. They spent last winter in the south enjoying beach days in January and February and evenings in the park listening to band concerts.
Miss Clara Keller and her father L. D. Keller of St. Petersburg Florida visit Alexandria at their home. He will leave for Florida on the 25th while she delays travel until October 15 and expects to spend a few days with friends at Silver Lake before heading south.
The Service Progress Special tour of Indiana and New York Central Lines features the De Witt Clinton 1831 train and Engine 999, Warther Engine Models, moving pictures, and exhibits on railroad development, agriculture, and government taxation. The exhibit visits North Manchester and Angola with free admission and educational aims.
The middle Indiana district Church of the Brethren will hold its annual business conference in Sidney on October 9, 10 and 11. The gathering rotates through sections of the state to visit as many church charges as possible. Officials will report the year’s activities and provide figures on active churches and Sunday schools.
Officials praise the Harvey Cigar as a quality smoke comparable to higher priced brands while costing only eight cents per unit.
Report of the condition of the Commercial State Bank a state bank at Silver Lake Indiana at close of business September 14 1923 with officers C Leroy Leonard president Charles C Carter vice president W H Kern cashier and J L Jones assistant cashier.
The document lists resources including loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds other bonds and securities banking house furniture and fixtures other real estate due from banks and trust companies cash on hand cash items current expenses taxes paid interest paid profits and losses other assets total resources 288 423 16
The public sale at Jane Brady's home drew a large crowd this Saturday. Paul Newcomb plans to move his family to Claypool for a new job this week. Abarn fire on the Gain McClure farm destroyed the barn and contents, insured. Local families and visitors from Warsaw, Disko, North Manchester, and Akroo gathered for dinners and social visits. Farmers report busy corn cutting and silo filling as harvest continues.
The ad promotes Hammermill Bond paper and reliable printing to attract clients. It suggests using economical, high quality printing to reflect business policy, save money, and increase patron value. A trial printing service is offered.
Statement shows capital stock paid in 25000 with undivided profits 3187.43 and total liabilities 288423.16. Cash on hand 2220s and demand deposits 3110671.10 with notes on interest, dividends unpaid, and various liabilities. Bank cashier William H Kern swore to the document before notary Geo A Brush on September 19 1923.
The commissioner in a partition action in Kosciusko Circuit Court orders sale of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter in section 14 township 30 north range 6 east Kosciusko County Indiana containing 40 acres more or less. Sale on October 18 1923 at J H Brubaker Son Warsaw between 10 am and 3 pm. Terms: all estate or one third cash, one third in twelve months and one third in eighteen months with 6 percent interest and first mortgage security.
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