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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
8
FRANCI describes credit as a nation built by farmers, manufacturers, merchants, home buyers, investors and speculators. Banks grew from public deposits and loaned on farms, homes, industry, and securities. When 1929 shocks hit, values fell, borrowers defaulted, and banks bore losses yet kept faith with depositors and the public.
Bankers in Cache county Utah launch a farm accounting contest to enroll at least five farmers per bank. The top enrolling bank receives recognition at the annual meeting and five cash prizes are awarded from a county fund. Scores based on records 50 percent operations 25 percent appearance 25 percent. Contest ends December 31 1933.
Mrs. John McDowell hosts her mother in law Eva McDowell and sister Maude Burkett with three Akron children. Attendees at Apollo revival include James McElwee family and Mildred Felton. Friends and relatives visit from Mt Tabor, Irvona, Little Falls, Greensburg, Clyde, Greenville, Blairsville, Ambridge, Brushvalley, and Jenne te.
Mr and Mrs J C Schrecengost and family hosted Saturday evening. Mrs Margaret Enterline of Kittanning visits sister Mrs Jennie C Jamison. Dave Cravener and kids visit Schrecengost. Archie Jewett and family from Chambersville visit. Jamison family and Kelley relatives in Indiana host. Several children visit and neighbors call Sunday. A M Jamison on sick list. Frank Coleman from Vandergrift visits the Johns Smith and Jamison homes Friday.
George Black acted as caller at his son Charles Black’s home on Monday. Mrs. Maryin Silvis and three daughters visited Mrs. Linus McHenry on Wednesday afternoon. Wilda Davis called at Darwin Stewart’s Saturday afternoon and a Davis guest of Mrs. George Taylor last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Latimer stayed in Vandergrift on Saturday. Linus McHenry home saw Mrs. Geo Black, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Rosborough of Blairsville, Audry Dick of Homer City, and Mrs. Geo Black on Thursday as a business caller in Indiana.
An offer for a home delivery rate of 85 50 per year targets Indiana County residents not served by Post Gazette carriers It promotes same day mail delivery and references a quote by Henry L Doherty urging understanding of the fore fathers form of government before proposing changes.
Alverda residents visit friends in Canada and Bradford. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Dobransky at the Spangler hospital. Several locals travel to Punxsutawney and Indiana for errands. Kettering reunion set for Aug 12. Miss Gladys and others return from the Chicago World’s Fair. Community members attend birthdays, showers, and hospital visits.
Miss Roberta Wallaner and Roberta McCombs visit. Frank Cribbs recovers from a hunting accident. Alfred and Mary Henry spend Tuesday at Walter Ewing's. Aleatha Hood visits relatives in New York. Ewing family make business calls in South Bend. Democracy is criticized for errors yet remains the safest human governance in the long run.
Marion Center residents host relatives from Akron and Indiana while others visit family in Blairsville and Mamont. Local church services draw the Marion Center Grange, with a fine chorus and speakers. A government memo discusses coin handling during the emergency hoarding order and a McGraw-Hill monograph cites a large 16 billion dollar drop in the annual recreation bill.
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