Savings and Loan Association Urges Youth Investments
The Savings and Loan Association of Corydon invites men women and children to open accounts with as little as one dollar. Infants may become stockholders under the law, dividends are paid semiannually, and loans are secured by first mortgage or high quality collateral. Directors supervise closely, and the firm notes thirty one years of trusted service and a steady five percent paid dividend.
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Savings and Loan Association
United States
Property Transfers and Deeds in Corydon Area
Multiple land and lot transfers accompany small sums from Corydon residents. Gresham sells five acres to Whitlock for 800 dollars. Town of Corydon transfers Cedar Hill Cemetery lot 46 to Rainbolt for 35 dollars. Other minor transfers involve Sauerheber to Boythes and Shafer, plus a series of names including Adamas and Augustus.
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Corydon
John Rainbolt
Cedar Hill
James. C. Sauerheber
Julius Leslie Boythes
Cora M. Shafer
Louise Adamas
Harry Augustus
Bran Muffin Recipe From Washington Chef
The Washington chef Anthony Giacosci of the New Willard Hotel offers a bran muffin recipe tested for a dozen muffins. Ingredients include four tablespoonfuls flour four bran four tablespoonfuls lard one tablespoonful butter one tablespoonful baking powder one tablespoonful sugar two eggs one fourth pint cold milk a pinch of salt. Mix then bake in a hot oven twenty minutes.
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Marshal Foch
Washington
Anthony Giacosci
New Willard Hotel
National Capital
Spanish Green Olive Ring Sandwiches and Real Estate Notices
A light recipe for open faced stuffed green olive and pecan rings accompanies a long list of real estate transfers and deeds involving numerous individuals and parcels across Corydon Palmyra Cedar Hill Cemetery and surrounding areas, with prices ranging from $1 to thousands. The notice items include transfers to Hughes Stroud Shafer and many others, detailing parcels from 1 to 40 acres and up.
Clothing Remittance ARA Plans for Russian Winter Relief
The American Relief Administration warns that without clothing for Russia's hungry, free shoes and stockings are needed for 250,000 children and adults. A Clothing Remittance program mirrors Hoover Food Remittance, offering twenty dollars to supply wool cloth, flannel, muslin, buttons, and thread to clothe one adult or two children for the winter with shipments directed to Russia.
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Russia
Charity of
America
American Relief Administration
Haskell
Herbert Noover
Aduita
Hoover
A. R.A
Broadway
New York
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