Adaville Activities Featuring Local Societies And Visitors
The Adaville Special Correspondence reports the A B Lailies Aid Society met at Mrs. Sam Philips home with a luncheon after the meeting. Lois Lewis and Leattrice Semple of Sioux City visit their grandmother Mrs. Ella Morehead. Frisch Bros shelled corn for Henry Hussman and John Milbrodt. Dwight and Wallace Brown visited grandparents near Milnerville. George and Edith Brown and others visited Reuel Brown and Edavin Bristow homes. Everett Orr visited George Gow near Sioux City. Nelson Brown entertained for dinner. The Dreeszen and Kellogg families hosted visits near Milnerville and Hinton. Christian Endeavor elected officers and planned Cedar Rapids convention attendance. Officers include President Thos Dreeszen, Vice President Elmer Brown, Secretary Stanley King, Treasurer Clark Tindall, Pianist Eva Gabel, Chorister Jorville Stinton, Quiet Hour Superintendent Leone Gabel, Junior Endeavor Superintendent Mrs Harry Hawkins. Elmer Brown elected delegate to Cedar Rapids convention. Installation scheduled for Sunday evening at 7:45. Agnes Johnson to speak on her world’s fair visit. Corn harvest near, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Lailies’ Aid Society
Sam Philips
A. M. Johnson
Sioux City
Everett Orr
George Gow
Nelson ‘Brown
Bryan Dreeszen
Arlene
Doris
Milnerville
Thos. Dreeszen
Marvin
Virgil
Clifford ‘Kellogg and
Gary
Hint
Elmer Brown
Cedar Rapids
Christian Education Convention
Christian Endeavor Society
Agnes Johnson
Milnerville Mention: Local News and Notes
Special correspondence reports on anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Milner of Sioux City, Grace Mabie’s eastern trip to the Century of Progress, heat and rain conditions, the Midwestern dairy cooperative formation, archeologist visits, local shoppers and farm activities as spring work resumes after a scorching period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will ‘Berger
Washington, D.C
Richard Milner
Priscilla
Audrey
Janet
W. B. Milner
Sioux City
I. W. Beck
Hancock Township
Co-Operative Association of the Mid-West Milk Producers
Beck
Des Moines
Midwest Co-operative Dairies
C. B. Knowles
Charles Reuben Keyes
Broken Kettle
Lewie Beaulieu
Fry
Cassen
Mies Helen Anderson
Plymouth County Folks Note Summer Visits and Local Events
Residents recount visits by Mrs Casson from Newcastle Nebraska and Herbert Brunning of Sioux City. Stanley Dybdahl places sixth in a Sioux City Journal pony race. The Sagan family rents a West Sioux City home for summer to aid health needs. A hail report near LeMars and a dry Sioux township trend are noted. Local youths enjoy the swimming pool and second U-Deer picnic drew many from Cy Knapp grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casson
Prist
Herbert Brunning
Sioux “City
Plymouth ‘County
Newcastle
Nebraska
Oo My
Arid Mia
Walter Hathaway
Sioux City
Milnerville
Stanley Dybdahl
Sioux City Journal
Westfield
Lyle Sagen
Centerville
Sagen
Armour Plant
LeMars
Sioux
Mabel Cooper
Twin Cities
Lee Cooper
Robert Hunter
Cyrus Knapp, Jr
Des Moines
Marjorie Knapp
Jesse Cross
Curlew
Cy Knapp
Keith Towns
C. P. Knapp
Elizabeth
Ruble Rumblings in Local Social Notes
Special Correspondent reports on gatherings and visits in Akron Le Mars Spink Hinton Merrill and nearby areas. Residents including Mrs Emil Johnson Lois, Miss Leora Laughton and many families share meals calls and club meetings with daily social activity noted at multiple homes and venues.
Postal Pay Again Slash For Nine Day Furloughs
The Post Office Department announced nine day payless furloughs for all postal service employees to save 9.5 million dollars over three months from July 1 to September 30 1933. Postmaster General Farley signed the order, with President Roosevelt's approval, citing budget balancing for fiscal year 1934. Rural carriers face reduced mileage allowances as the primary alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Service
Postaffice Department
Farley
Roosevelt
Post Office
Department
Bank Rebuilders Profit From Tenement Renovations
A New York savings bank earns 6 percent on an $80,000 investment after spending $40,000 to modernize 40 older East Side tenements. The property, foreclosed and neglected, is fully rented now with $14,000 yearly income, promising payback in about three years. The bank has completed 16 similar renovations using its own architects and seven painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Innstead
Banks and business failures in American economy
Dr. Harold Stonler, national educational director of the American Bankers Association, argued in Chicago that banking failures follow business failures, not cause them. He noted the large number of long‑standing banks and said the system remains strong despite rapid development pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold Stonler
American ‘Bankers Association
American ‘Institute of Banking
Richland Roundups Special Correspondence
Richland Roundups reports Sunday visits and social gatherings across the area. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snave, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dyslin, the Owens family, Bertha Sayles, John Swoyer, Polly Blanchard, A. D. Lyons, Vernon Tins, Maurice Erickson, Ella Ruble, Tom Ruble, Dela Deloris and Betty, Jack Kleihauer, Kasper, McCorkell, Kirk, and Lyons, Velma Ross, Ilmer Jacobson, Grace Crill, Olive Tollefson, Viula Riebesell, Clrtie Clarance, Walter F. Bennett, and W. S. Bennett. Mrs. Crill travels to Pierre for a visit. Viula Riebesell will extend her stay in Richland. A sick list includes Mrs. Clrtie Clarance and Walter F. Bennett. Mrs. Dyslin has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Snave
Sioux City
Bennett
Harvey Dyslin
Daniels
Jim Owens
Hawarden
Bertha Sayles
John Swoyer
Polly Blanchard
A. D. Lyons
Vernon Tins
Maurice Erickson
Ella Ruble
Tom Ruble
Deloris
Betty
Jack Kleihauer
Kasper
Mesdames McCorkell
Kirk
Lyons
Velma Ross
Akron
Ilmer Jacobson
Grace Crill
Pierre
Olive Tollefson
W.S. Bennett
L. W. Bennett
Sioux Falls
Viula Riebesell
Wortthington
Minn
Rich+land
Heir Home
Clrtie Clarance
Walter F. Bennett
Dyslin
Government as Nation’s Biggest Banker Faces Consolidation Scrutiny
Professor John Hanna of Columbia University notes the U S government runs fifty two financing institutions with a $2 billion investment and $3 billion in assets plus supervision of mortgage banks and 4600 local agricultural loan associations. He calls for a federal finance corporation to consolidate agricultural lending and keep government banking separate from farm price subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Lves
Merica
John Hanna
Columbia University
American Bankers Association Journal
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New
Farm Credit Administration
Hanna
Corporation
Bureau
Railroad Legislation Unpassed Bill From State House
A recent state legislative measure proposed that a day bell and night lantern bearing trackman should lead trains across grade crossings, conductors must smile when asked questions, eggs older than one day could not be served on Pullman cars, trains must stop if flagged by hitch hikers, and trains crossing rivers over twenty five feet wide require lifeboats and life preservers. The bill did not pass.
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence
Yelen Newman of Hawarden visited Margaret Seheifen weekend. Mrs Alfred Neilson of Sheldon visited her father H W Barnsworth last Sunday. Mrs Bill Rounds of McNally visited daughter Mrs Hank Burnight Thursday. Mrs N B Dalgliesh visited Alcon last week. Joe Westover and wife moved into Webb house this week. Mrs Nap Lamoureux and two children from Elk? visited. Manda Handricks visited Weidéth Everett and family near Alton over weekend. Dave Skogirthti and family and Hank Burnight and wife visited Saturday in Sioux City. EH Johnson and TH J Sahin chet busy gardening. Solomon Johnson's daughter and family from California visiting two weeks. Allen Van Pelt and family and Mas bel Webb from near Dos Motos arrived Saturday to visit Rae Webb. Send greeting cards to cheer them up. See the card display at the Register-Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelen Newman
Hawarden
Margaret Seheifen
Alfred Neilson
Sheldon
Town
H.W. Barnsworth
Bill Rounds
McNally
Hank Burnight
N. B. Dalgliesh
Alcon
Joe Westover
Webb House
Dyas
Alcon Hospital
Manda Handricks
Weidéth
Mverett
Nda Alton
Dave Skogrthti
Wits
Sioux City
EH. Johnson
TH. J. Sahin Chet
Solomon Johnson
California
Allen van Pelt
Mas Bel Webb
Dos Motos
Rae Webb
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the Megister- Tribune
Adaville
Ruble
Emil Johnson
Lois
Anna Klemme
Leora Laughton
Near le Mars
Mert Gable
Plymouth Presbyterian Ladies
Henry Harter
Granville
Iowa
Barth Miller
Clare Morehead
Norman and
Lizzie Parker
Joy
Junior Morehead
Fred Lucken
Melvin Henrichs
Vernon Bochner
Jack’ Koplin
Spink
S. D
John Tapper
Raymond
Lester
Dorothy
Bill Tapper
Seth Parker
Marbach
John Milbrodt
Bernice Borchers
Johnson
The
Register-Tribune
Francis ‘Hi Sisson
American Bankers
Radiation
Fn Forum Magazine
the Bank
Institute
Richland
U.S
Maytag Company
Newton
Chatsworth
Reglater-Tribune oMed
F. J. Swanson
South. Dakota
Phond NO
von Hagel & McCune
von Hagel
Klayer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
Tee Mobilgas
White Eagle Stations and Dealers
Mob
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