Frenchwoman Letters from Finistere Describe Summer Sojourns
The writer in Pont l'Abbe recounts travel notes and social visits with English tourists and teachers, including a moonless beach walk at Douarnenez, a debut as a chanteuse, farewells with Quimper students, and plans to extend her stay in France while awaiting a return to New York. She mentions meetings with Gordon, Miss Fournier, and visiting Beg-Meil, Concarneau, and Cancarneau.
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Pont L’'Abbe
Finistere
Lemoigne Famille
Pont l'Abbe
Nottingham
England
Quimper
Gordon
Calfes
Concerneau
Hotel de Cornouaille
Americain
Quimper Ra
Mme. Fournied
Michel
Mms. Fournied
Beg-Meil
Lycee
Beg- Meil
Gilead
California
Cancarneau
Europe
Wallside National Bank of July City Condition Report
Bank statement dated June 30 1962 shows assets 7 549 002 00 with cash items and U S government obligations. Total deposits amount to 28 227 948 60 and capital accounts total 281 970 16 with surpluses and undivided profits. signed by cashier HW Pence and directors TH Colleton and others. sworn before notary Arthur J Chase on July 7 1962.
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Reserve District No
Wallside National Bank
State OF New
United States
Reserve Bank
Parton Lips
Ben Fee
Arthur J
Chase Notary Public
New Jersey
Du Pont 150th Anniversary Show In Wilmington
James J Hall of Arlington Avenue has been chosen to represent Du Pont Arlington Works at the 150th anniversary celebration in Wilmington Delaware on July 18. An audience of about 7000 will hear an NBC broadcast from 3 to 4 P.M. EDT detailing the company’s founding in 1802 with Eduard Franz and Sigrid Gurie in role of Eleuthere Irenee du Pont and wife.
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James J. Hall
Rilgway Avenue
du Pont Company
Arlington
Wilmington
Delaware
Arlington Works
Hall
Brandywine Creek
Wilm
Ington
du Pont
NBC Radio
Eduard Franz
Sigrid Gurie
Eleuthere Irenee du Pont
Henry B. du Pont
Crawford H. Greenewalt
Walter S. Carpenter, Jr
du Pont Chorus
Celebration Broadcast to Feature Du Pont Band and 102 Employees
The program will include a celebration broadcast featuring the Du Pont Band and a segment highlighting 102 employees. The event emphasizes recognition and entertainment as part of the festivities.
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du Pont
Entry secured after loose cellar screen theft report
A loose cellar window screen allowed entry to William Manns home at 1509 Franklin Street on Monday. $60 was reported stolen. Lula Fines of 1607 Compton Place reported a $45 watch a $25 word choker and $20 total theft from her home last week.
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William Mann
Franklin Street
Lula Fines
Compton Place
Local Bank Bids On Mercer County Bonds
The Hillside National Bank of Trenton made a close second to Chase National Bank of New York City in bidding for $400,000 Mercer County bonds. The winning bid was 1 3/8, Hillside offered 1.40. Several other bidders also participated. Ss BUY BONDS AND KEEP THEM.
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Mercer County
Hillside National Bank
Trenton
Chase National Bank of
New York City
County of Mercer
New York Bank
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U.S
Goldie Scarr
Chanteuse
Rent-A-Tool-Co
Hillside
BrisTol-Myers
Irving Brody
Harry M. Brody
Optometrists
Williamson Ave
Hillside, N. J
Georaeae Maes
Newark Offich
Halsey Street
Newark
N. J Market
Bell Telephone Company
Hillside Times
THE
State OF
Colleston
Joseph Basile
Our
Victor Herbert
Nelson
Fies
Bobby Whaling
Yvette
Sosimo Hernandez
Wilfred Mae
Irvington
Maplewood
Kay Clothing Co
Broad Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Regent Theatre
U.S. Savings Bonds
William Hale Coal.Co
Liberty Ave
Korea
Japan
RED Cross
Armed Forces Blood Donor Program
A-C Supply Co., Inc
Bristol-Myers Company
Copper Alloy Foundry Co
Edgcomb Steel Corporation
Hatfield Wire & Cable Division
Continental Copper & Steel Industries Inc
Heil Company
Ironbound Box & Lumber Co
Jiffy Manufacturing Co
Kraft Foods Company
Lionel Corp
Munder Cork Corp
Paramount Products Co., Inc
Public Service Tobacco Co
Schacht Steel Const., Inc
Sun Tube Corporation
Tridix Tool & Machine Co
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