Bankers Meet at Huntington Back to the Farm Again
Fort Wayne bankers attended the annual Group No 1 Indiana Bankers Association convention near Huntington. The slogan Back to the Farm guided events at the Country Club with officers elected Frank H Poole and EH Ehinger. Delegates urged lower deposit interest as merchants complained some debtors pay only four percent on funds.
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Huntington
Fort Wayne
Indiane Bankers’ Association
Country Club
Charles J. Worden
First National
Kerr Murray
Henry TR Freeman
J. L. McCulloch
Na- Honri Bank of
Marion
Ind
D. EF. Marsh
Indiana Federation Ofgricultural Associations
Frankfort
Andrew Smith
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indinnapolis
Bankers of
Indiana
Othem
Delewates
Huntington Commercial Club
Frank H. Poole
Hamiton National Bank
EH. Ehinger
Adams County Bank
Decatur
Ligonier Improvement association offers prizes for Market Day parade
Ligonier Improvement association directors plan three monetary prizes for the June 28 Market Day auto parade. Awards include 1 for prettiest car, 2 for a car emblematic of a fraternal or historical theme, and 2 for the most comical car. The event will feature lighting of business fronts and red lights along parade routes.
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Guandal
Automablia
Saill
Rayner
Sur-geon
Ethel Belt
Horticultural Society
Parker Family Forms an Association at June Park Meet
The Parker family, among Allen county’s oldest, plans a June 24 Robison Park gathering to elect officers form a permanent organization and arrange a reunion. Five generations will attend with about 300 invitations mailed. Jacob Parker fought in Gen Wayne’s army at Fort Wayne and fathered six sons among the attending descendants.
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ASAM
George D. Gaby
Horticultural Society
Wilbur B. Wand
Banta and Bender
Improvement Association
Harrison Wood
Ligonter
Vermont
Boston
Din
Marlon Eley
Avilla
Mattica
Strathgowan
Dean Hayden
Aihin
Hayden
Marinet
M. Elrod
Knightstown
John Sloan
Tie
W. C. Palmer
Parker
Allen County
Robison Park
Jacob Parker
Wayne
Fort Wayne
Pater
Christian
George
Jacob
David
Joshua
Warsaw Young Man Accepts Position in Chicago
Walter J. Bartol, after three years as ticket clerk in the Pennsylvania office at Warsaw, Indiana, has accepted a similar post in the uptown Chicago office. He will depart Sunday and assume duties Monday morning.
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Warsaw
Chicago
Ind
Fine
Walter J. Bartol
Ticket Ilerk
Pensylvania
Bartol
Right bifocals end dozen reading troubles
A fragmented line argues that proper bifocals remove many reading woes. It emphasizes needing the correct bifocals rather than generic lenses to restore clear vision and ease when reading. The tone suggests a sales or advisory pitch for eyewear benefits.
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