Pen cap memory aid hints loan behavior
A brief note cites Parker suggesting a cap on pens relates to loan memory. The idea posits borrowers remember loans better when a pen cap is present, implying subtle behavioral cues in financial memory.
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20 Sep 1963
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Daily Leader Times in Kittanning, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Daily Leader Times
Location
Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
1
Salem UCC Plans Rally Day at Salem Church
Salem United Church of Christ near Yatesboro will observe Rally Day Sunday with a program by the primary department during Sunday School from 10 to 11 a.m. Morning worship starts at 11. An attendance goal of 169 is set. Superintendent Randall Steim invites visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem United Church of Christ
Yatesboro
Randall Steim
St Mary Parish To Honor Bayles at Farewell Party
A farewell party for Rev. William M. Bayle and his family of Kittanning will be held at 7 30 p m Monday at St Marys Episcopal Parish House in Red Bank. Mr Bayle is moving to Buffalo New York at month end. USE WANT ADS FOR RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Bayle
Kittanning
St. Mary’s Episcopal Parish
Red Bank
Mr. Bayle
Buffalo
N. Y
Federal funds for new power plants urged
Some urge the federal government to spend more tax dollars on additional federally owned electric power plants and lines. The argument cites more than 300 investor owned electric light and power companies as able to provide all the additional power America's growth demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
World owes you nothing hustle to collect
Advice urges self reliance and effort, urging those who feel owed a living to get out and earn it through hard work and persistence. The tone emphasizes personal accountability and proactive pursuit of opportunity.
Registration Is Tuesday For Kittanning Adult Classes
Kittanning Senior High School will again host adult evening classes with 20 week courses taught one night a week from 7 to 9 pm. Registration is Tuesday 7 to 9 pm in the high school office. Fees are $7.50 per course or $15 for two. refunds apply for residents attending 75 percent of sessions. Classes begin October 14 with final registration October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning Senior High School
Clifford B. Snowberger
Kittanningi
Evangelistic Meet Concludes With Evening Films
Evangeli st Harry Van Pelt leadsDISTANT-Evangelistic meetings at Tent Tabernacle, ending this weekend with screenings of From Five to Seven Thirty on Saturday and The Cry of New Guinea on Sunday. The Unpardonable Sin will be discussed after the films, nightly since Sept 8. Services are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry van Pelt
Tent Tabernacle
New Guinea
Bills Destroyed Annually at New York Federal Reserve
New York Federal Reserve destroys about 190 million dollars in banknotes each year as part of currency processing and replacement operations, handling damaged or worn bills to maintain money quality in circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Life Insurance Man Wins Honor in Top Club Rank
Joseph N. Latiano of Ellwood City qualified for the 17th time for the Top Club, MONY’s annual top ten percent honor among 3,500 underwriters in the United States and Canada. He ranked fourth in sales in August in MONY’s ten state eastern region, tied to the Harry S. Hull agency in Pittsburgh. Clients include many Armstrong Countians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Latiano
Ellwood City
Mutual of New York
United States
Canada
Laziano
MONY
Harry S. Hull
Pittsburgh
Tucson Becomes Nation's First Municipal Airport Owner
Tucson Arizona in 1919 takes ownership of the first municipal airport in the United States marking a milestone in local aviation history and municipal operations.
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Butler Rd
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Columbus, Ohio
Harold C
Donald G Graham John S.salak
James A. Ee
Kitt
Patterson
Crescent Dr
Ford
Dayton
Leroy H. Shumaker
Salem Ucc
St. Mary Parish
Bayles
West Penn Power
Western
Pennsylvania
Kittanning High
Armstrong Countians
Tucson
Ariz, the
Hutson
Hawaii
Julius Steiner Travel Agency
Ave
Leo Valasek
Armstrong County
Hart's Home Store
Esquire Shop
Enelow Shoes
Einstein & Campbell Brown
Boot Shop
Adams Jewelers
Mateer Furniture
Ace Auto Store
Valley Electric
McConnell-Watterson
Maxine
Kamps Joe's
Army & Navy
Hutchison’s Jewelers
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