The Beehive Fire Scene Sparks Change For Don And Marjorie
Marjorie Warfield and Donald face a standoff over his job choice when a staged fire scene at Lafayette Square goes awry. A bee-attack scare leads to a comic rescue, exposing ambitions and temper as Marjorie concedes, and Donald pledges to quit the fireman's brinkmanship for a real career.
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Marforte
Engine House No. 20
Ares
Donald
Don
Marjorie
No. 20
Lafayette Square
Mary Jorie
Dad
Miss Warfield
Banking Evolution By R S Hecht
R S Hecht argues banking has evolved from a private business into a semi public profession shaped by gradual change. He warns against drastic laws and urges voluntary self reform, better training, and proactive leadership to keep banking a good public servant.
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R. S. Hecht
American Bankers Association
National Savings Mark Increases Across Banks
The American Bankers Association reports for the year ending June 30 1934 that total savings in all American banks rose 9.5 percent from the previous year, with deposits climbing to 21 867 666 000. Depositors increased from 39 262 442 in 1933 to 89 662 174 in 1934, a substantial growth as balances rebound after earlier declines.
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New York
American Bankers Association
W. Espey Albig
Banking
Banka
Strongstown Social Roundup Amid Visits and Illness
Strongstown residents note visits among neighbors including Mr and Mrs William Bennett with Lawrence Rankin in Indiana hospital after a hunting accident. Dora June Moore stayed with Erma Bennett. Allan Dine called at Alton Strong home. Stough and Troxell guests in Johnstown. Scarlet fever illness in Donna McCrady. revival attended by Dr M M Palmer. Liz Hughes and Estella Hawksworth visited Indiana.
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Strongstown
Wm. Bennett
Lawrence Rankin
Indiana Hospital
Allan Dine
Dilltown
Alton Strong
Mra
Frank Stough
Richard Troxell
Johnstown
Donna McCrady
Wm. McCrady
Grace
Merle
Arthur Flick
Ladies Aid Society
Elmer Empfield
Belsano
M. M. Palmer
Homer City
Albert Hughes
Estella Hawksworth
Indiana
Local Social Notes and Church Week in Blacklick and Nearby
Blacklick and nearby communities report weekend visits from residents of Cleveland Pittsburgh and Blairsville. Preaching services at the Presbyterian church begin Tuesday with speakers Rev Henry New Alexandria Rev Stuart Blairsville Rev Long Blacklick and Rev Broadley East Avonmore. A shower for newlyweds Russell Baughman and Winnifred Bushnell. residents Theodore and Elizabeth Stoneback attend Harrisburg inauguration. others in Kittanning Apollo Indiana Vandergrift and Pittsburgh areas.
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Blacklick Thalia Mock
Cleveland
Ohio
V.S. Mock
H. J. Lohr
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
Henry
New Alexandria
Stuart
Blairsville
Long
Blacklick
Broadley-East
Avonmore
Grater Hall
Russell Baughman
Winnifred Bushnell
New York
E. M. Bushnell
Elizabeth Stoneback
Harrisburg
J. A. Shrom
Dillie Cunningham
Armagh
J. A. Ackergon
Three Good Club Offers for Indiana County Subscribers
Notice to readers outside Indiana County who want these offers. Add 60 cents to each offer chosen. Address all orders to The Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna.
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Indiana County
Indiana Progress Indiana
Penna
Village Notes Visitors and Casual Calls Across Town
Local residents report a string of visits and drives this week including Miss Sara Glen of Crisemore in town, Mrs. Beck visiting son Kenneth in Barnesboro, and numerous calls by Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, McFarland, Funk, Lydie, Sebring, and others. A pork and sauer kraut supper benefits the M E church at the Legion hall this evening.
Local Residents Gather and Move Across Homes
West Lebanon residents note tenant departures at Blakley house while Silas spends time at the farm The Colemans from Apollo visit G H Coleman home and the McGeough Crum properties change hands with new occupants The Risingers of Homer City visit W E Collins home and Mrs James R Eb Craig recovers in Pittsburgh hospital A lecture and rally are planned at the U P church with Brush Valley folks joining In hospital notices and local greetings from Indiana Blairsville Homer City and Johnstown paths cross as neighbors share visits and well wishes Ruth Anna is named for the Coleman family baby
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West Lebanon
Blakley
Silas
H. O. Coleman
Val Jean
Apollo
G. H. Coleman
Ray
McGeough
W. E. Collins
James R, EB. Craighead
Pittsburgh
Local Social Notes From Wilgus and Nearby
Miss Eva Peterman spent the weekend at home in Wilgus. Clarence Wright and family visited Mrs. Nettle Wright in Wilgus on Sunday. Miss Louise Fyock recently visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Oran Fyock. Dan Smith and sons Benny and David spent Sunday with the Doyle German family. Miss Wava Fetterman has returned home after time in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. William McMillen of Blacklick were guests Sunday. Mrs. M. F. Fetterman hosted a birthday gathering Friday. Oran Fyock visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donahue Friday. Mrs. C. H. Smith called in Gipsy recently. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Edwards and family were visitors in Wh-Bus. Bertha Brilhart and daughter Lucile with Charles and Leroy spent Friday evening here. Mrs. Oran Fyock visited Mrs. Minnie Felterman Friday. John Wazelett and wife are spending a few days in Wilgus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rainey of near Wilgus are on the sick list. Sam Trimble of Gipsy was a recent caller in Wilgus. John Fetterman and son Ivan motored to Altoona Monday evening.
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Harry Miller
Carl
Vandergrift
Harry Wells
Indiana
Dr. Mahan
Pitteburgh
Mr. Simpson
Pittsburgh
Merle McGara
Charles Brady
Harry
Sanford
Barr
M. P. Groft
Sara Glen
Crisemore
J. H. McFarland
Altoona
J. N. Beck
Kenneth
Barnesboro
Sam Lydie
David Thomas
Culver
Glenn Thompson
Glen Campbell
C. W. Sebring
Spangler Hospital
Chester Irwin
Johnstown
Ward Funk
Margaret McCormick
M. J. Tonkin
Roy Brishart
Kenneth Beck
C. O. Anderson
Kate Jenney
Huntingdon
Harrisburg
C. B. Fuller
State College
Graham Miller
Martin Baker
Norman Sebring
Eva Peterman
Philadelphia General Hospital
Wilgus
Clarence Wright
Mr. Wright
Nettle Wright
Louise Fyock
Oran Fyock
William McMillen
Blacklick
M. F. Fetterman
Edward Donahue
C. H. Smith
Gipsy
Minnie Felterman
John Wazelett
Charles Rainey
Sam Trimble
Wilgue
John Fetterman and Son
Ivan
Building and Loan stock opens January first for subscription
The Annual Series of the Building and Loan stock opens January first for subscription. The forthcoming Annual Statement will show the association is in a prosperous, safe, and profitable condition. Stakeholders praise management and many already invest in the next issue or buy full paid stock.
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Building and Loan Association
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W. HE. Collins
Robert Cunningham
A. R. Wagner
James Miller
R. W. Clawson
Royden Cunningham
Robert Hutchinson
Lee Hospital
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U. P
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O. J. Wagner
Mack
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