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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
6
The novel Slaves Cottage by George Locke Howe of this town is now circulating at the Rogers Free Library. Librarian Esther Osterberg announced the development yesterday.
The Bristol Collegiates aim to form a winter basketball team and will hold a dance at the Bristol Yacht Club on Friday August 30. Proceeds will cover outfitting costs. Dance committee includes Mike Bennie and Weenie with Jennie Laura and Ann assisting.
Funeral services for Mes Jane Soper Diman widow of George William Diman will be held tomorrow afternoon at her late residence 29 Burnside street with Canon Anthony R Parshley officiating and interment in North Cemetery She died Wednesday in her 85th year a native of England born June 30 1851 at Broadwood Widger She came to this country about 59 years ago and married George W Diman November 21 1882 Survivors include daughter Mrs Clara Diman Iverson grandson Andrew Iverson and brother Edward Soper all of this town She was member of Reba Rebekah Lodge I C C F and St Michael s Episcopal Church
The American Bankers Association outlines efforts to educate the public about banking through talks, radio, customer relations, press outreach, informative ads, and agricultural support. President R S Hecht emphasizes improving public welfare minded banking and promoting sound practices to counter misperceptions.
W. S. Myers governor of the Farm Credit Administration told Rutgers graduates that farm credit will greatly expand, especially short-term credit, as agriculture improves. He dismissed fears that Production Credit Associations will threaten banks and urged farmers to obtain credit from banks or business lenders.
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