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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
8
Helen asks Aunt Emmy about a promising stock and a salesman’s guarantees. Aunt Emmy warns that stock prices, like eggs, depend on supply and demand and no one can promise future prices. She urges banking checks and caution before investing.
Bankers across the country say they cannot afford to loan for farming ventures that are likely to fail. They stress their duty to safeguard deposits and select customers wisely while promoting frank banker farmer partnerships.
A historical cautionary note warns readers against buying securities from unreliable parsons or unknown firms. It warns about mortgage notes on distant property, stock in new ventures, mining stocks, and real estate without inspection. It advises against relying on tips or bucket shops and suggests consulting a conservative banker for loan collateral.
Johnny Turnover and his alley friend Scraps witness a nightclub raid linked to Sing Joy. O Flaherty the narcotics cop uses the moment to advance his case against Ginnitt and Sing Joy while Johnny protects Norah and prepares for a newborn.
Religious services were held with Rev. M. M. Smith and others preaching. Numerous visits occurred at Johnstown and surrounding areas including H. Parry and J. Coy families, Morris reunion attendance, and various travel between Vandergrift Blairsville and Pittsburgh. Local social events featured corn roasts, weddings, and family visits through Curry's Run and nearby communities.
McIntyre and friends spent the weekend in Homer City while Ross Learn visited relatives nearby. O J Fleming and daughter Marjorie Dane vacationing with Kaufmans near New Kensington. Anna Neal returned from Chautauqua after three weeks. Mrs Deloe and daughters with Monroe visited Learn home. Others include Alice Adams returning to Salina, Jennie Jar Indiana visitor, Robert Holt family Marion Center, Kamanea visiting grandmother, Janore Napp in Uniontown, Catherine Fyock at Juniata College, Vernie Lydie visiting relatives.
Nicholtown residents share visits with Miss Emily Kerr of East Run and relatives from Indiana. Bloom Leisure’s son is reported well. Hostetler leaves for Ohio September first after a farewell sermon. Families from Pittsburgh and Maryland attend reunions and church events. multiple visits and weekend travels noted.
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