Bank chartering policy reviewed in Philadelphia
New Jersey Banking and Insurance Commissioner Carl K. Withers spoke at the Masters Conference on Banking Service, urging sound chartering policies. He warned against political influence and over-banking, urged competition tempered by community need, and called for careful evaluation of motives, local demand, and existing institutions before approving new bank charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Carl K. Withers
New Jersey
American Bankers Association
Supreme Court of the
United States
Molicy
Public confidence questioned in banks amid mood shift
William A. Boyd of Ithaca New York challenges claims of an apparent loss of public confidence in banks. He questions why bank deposits rise if confidence is waning and argues local institutions that have served communities through hard times deserve respect and continued trust, noting large automony banking groups did not need to regain confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Boyd
Ithaca
N. Y
Bank Deporita
Hich
Trust Institutions Directory Details Bank Trusts nationwide
The Trust Division of the American Bankers Association publishes a directory listing 285 institutions with aggregate capital funds of 4.416 billion dollars and total resources of 45.444 billion. It reports 6,949 men and women employed in this trust work across 1,356 state chartered wage companies and banks and 1,497 national banks with trust departments in 1,684 cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Local Social Notes From O LIVET and Nearby
Mrs T C Blood of Watsons Ridge visits Grace Long on Thursday. Frank Lambing calls at Charles Simamond home in Shady Plain. Richard Johns and J W George in Saltsburg Saturday. Walter Walker and sister Sara visit Saltsburg to see editor R A Walker who is ill. Evelyn Wilson hosts birthday party on Feb 29 marking her second real birthday at age eight. Floyd Louden shops in West Lebanon Saturday eve. Walter Ewing of Watkens Ridge visits Frank Lambing Thursday EB 2. Townsend and Harry Wis singer go to Indiana Saturday. Mrs Lysle Stewart of Tarentum and Hubert Long of Irwin visit mother Grace Long for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wilson
Evelyn
Floyd Louden
West Lebanon
Walter Ewing
Watkens Ridge
Frank Lambing
Townsend
Harry Wissinger
Indiana
Lysle Stewart
Tarentum
Hubert Long
Irwin
Grace Long
Local Notes From Dixonville and Surrounding Towns
Miss Edith Miller left Sunday for Williamsport to visit relatives for a time. Mr and Mrs H E Sterner and Mr and Mrs Ben Shank were business visitors in Indiana on Thursday. Miss Emma Watson and her brother Joe shopped in Indiana on Saturday. Miss Rose Sterner of Revloc and Ernest Tronzo of Ebensburg were Sunday visitors at Peter Maloney’s. John Wheeler and sons Leonard and Dean were Indiana callers. Mr and Mrs Beaufinger of Starford hosted a visit from Wheeler family on Friday. Henry Beamfinger has been ill with the flu for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Edith Miller
Williamsport
H. E. Sterner
Ben Shank
Buasness
Indiana
Emma Watson
Joe
Rose Sterner
Revloc
Ernest Tronzo
Ebensburg
Peter Maloney
S. John Wheeler and Sons
Leonard
Dean
Mrs. Beaufinger
Starford
Jack Wheeler
Eddie Henry
Clymer
Henry Beamfinger
West Lebanon Community Notes Include Fire Aftermath
West Lebanon and Covode sections report many local visits, family gatherings, and illness. Misa Lillian Allshouse returns to teaching after the Isiders Ridge school fire, with multiple families noted visiting, traveling to Indiana, and attending events in Punxsutawney and Nanty Glo. A noise of community life includes church class, a birthday dinner, and a hospital stay for Mert Goldberg.
Conemaugh Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lintner and daughter from Blairsville visited the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Well Cunningham on Sunday. Raymond and Frank Cramer of Indiana spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Cramer. Milkmen and families attended the Conemaugh Local annual supper in Clarkeburg hall Friday evening. T. H. Coleman A L Coleman and R N Coleman and son called on Clark Coleman at Indiana hospital Sunday. Miss Nora Cunningham visited Mrs. Raymond Marshall Saturday. Lois Anderson of Torrence State Hospital visited her sister Mrs. J J Ewing on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lintner
Blairsville
Well Cunningham
Raymond
Frank ‘Cramer
Indiana
W. K. Cramer
Conemaugh
Clarkeburg Hall
T. H. Coleman
A. L. Coleman
R. N. Coleman
Clark Coleman
Indiana Hospital
Nora Cunningham
Raymond Marshall
Lois Anderson
Torrence State Hospital
HESHBON Helen Clawson and neighbors at Brushvalley YP meeting
Helen Clawson Grace Wagner and Martha Wagner of this place attended a Young People's meeting in Brush Valley Sunday night. Everett Wagner, recently injured in the mines, suffered ligament damage to his left arm. Harry Deemer, another miner, is ill this week and cannot work. Clyde McCrea of Altoona visited his parents Hugh and Mrs. Mack on Sunday. Mrs R. Clawson and daughter Helen shopped in Blairville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clawson
Grace
Martha Wagner
Brushvalley
Lavern McLaughlin
Lyle
Dee Miller
Everett Wagner
Harry Deemer
Clyde McCrea
Altoona
Hugh Mack
Harry Rameey
R. ¥. Clawson
Helen
Blairaville
Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Residents
Notice to subscribers: three good club offers available for Indiana County residents. If you reside outside Indiana County and wish these offers, add 60c to each offer selected. Address all orders to The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.
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Indiana County
Indiana Progress Indiana
Penna
Local social notes reflect weekend visits and community events
Mr and Mrs Leon Rodgers and Franklin spent the weekend with Mrs Rodgers parents in Findley. Jos A Shrom of Blacklick visited a sister in Armagh. Pittsburg guests stayed with sister Mrs Tenia Hutchison. Irvin Ling family of Johnstown visited the C F Ling family. Ruth Tomb of Armagh is recovering after surgery at Lee Hospital Johnstown. Her siblings Paul Frank and Nancy Tomb visited. Mrs W M Fry guests of her mother in Seward. C G Mack visited E O Dick home near New Florence. Mrs George W Dick hosted a quilting bee for twenty ladies. Ward Mack hosted the Cramer M B Ladies Aid sewing day. R O Trexler and Mrs Hilderbrand of Armagh attended a birthday social at Blacklick Presbyterian church. Tables depicted each birth month. guests seated accordingly. Kenneth Mack and family visited Jos A Shrom in Blacklick. March 1 brought a springlike day after several inches of snow. Mild temperatures and sunshine. Mrs Tenia Hutchison and son Dick were Johnstown visitors.
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Leon Rodgers
Franklin
Mra. Rodgers
C. H. Findley
Jos. A. Shrom
Blacklick
Armagh
B. 8. Mack
Pittsburgh
Tenia Hutchison
Irvin Ling
Johnstown
C. F. Ling
J. J. Hutchison
Ruth Tomb
Lee Hospital
Paul
Frank
Nancy Tomb
W. M. Fry
Rebecca Lawson
C. G. Mack
New Florence
George W. Dick
Kenneth Mack
Rosemary and
Jerry
Johnatown
Local Social Notes From Blairsville and Nearby
Mrs N P Beers of Blairsville and Miss Bernice Clark from Indiana Teachers College visited others in town over the weekend. Several locals attended Garden Club plays at the High School. Various families from Vandergrift, Rural Valley, Somerset, New Kensington, and Pittsburgh were noted visiting or hosting.
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Elderton
N. P. Beers
Blairsville
Bernice Clark
Indiana Teachers College
D. C. George
Ford City
T. BH. Marshall
Leechburg
Garden Club
Lee Frailey
Rural Valley
Blair Kaufman and Slaters
Vandergrift
J. 5
Swank
James Stewart
Harvey ‘Calhoun
Gastown
M. T. Schall
A.T. Say
G. V. Elgin
Zelda Elgin
Indiana
John Zacharis
New Kensington
Guy Silvis
Somerset
Lawrence Thomas
Baby
Glenn Fleming
Charles Taraster
Whitesburg
United [Presbyterian | Church
Ella McKnight
Friend
Pittsburgh
Lee Schrecengost
Jess Fleming
N.S. Rupert
Less Hauk
Rochester Mills Visitors Mix With Local Residents
Rochester Mills observers report a sequence of social calls and visits in Deckers Point and nearby towns. Burns and Howard Fisher of Deckers Point stopped by, while Mr and Mrs Jack Hughes from Indiana visited friends. Dr John Stewart and wife of Marion Center called on their son William. Joe Hamilton Walter Pollock Harry Weaver and Leroy Crawford attended the Deckers Point school directors meeting Saturday afternoon. Ralph Oberlin made a business call in Indiana Saturday. Homer Anderson of Dubois is working in G O Richardson's store while Mr Richardson serves on a jury in Indiana. Archie Cannon and family of McIntyre visited Mrs Cannon's mother, Mrs William Little, Sunday. Rumor on Japan changing its name to Asia is denied by Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
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Rochester Mills
Burns
Howard Fisher
Deckers Point
Our Town
Jack ‘Hughes
Indiana
John Stewart
Marion ‘Center
William
Joe Hamilton
Walter Pollock
Harry Weaver
Leroy Crawford
Ralph Oberlin
Homer Anderson
Dubois
G. O. Richardson
Richardson
Archie Cannon and
McIntyre
1936 Indiana County real estate mortgage sale notice
A long public sale notice lists multiple properties in Indiana County Pennsylvania. It details parcels in South Mahoning township Homer City and nearby areas with legal descriptions, ownership chains, and executions in March 1936, including Joseph T. McQuown and others, with descriptions of dwellings and outbuildings and coal gas reserves.
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Joseph 'T. McQuown
South Mahoning
County
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Brady
A. A. Brady
John Grow
McCall
Joseph T. McQuown
James McQuown
Indiana County
Oreen
C. Hudson
Real estate sale notice in Indiana County 1936
Sheriff Harry E. Koozhur sells multiple parcels in Indiana County at Homer City and Center Township. Describes properties tied to J Baughman Mary Cesario Riggi Antonio Cesario and others with street frontages on Sixth Street Water Street Green Street and alleys. Notices require 10 percent deposit and full payment by March court deadline. sale may be repeated if unpaid.
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James H, Stockdale
Stockdale
Saltshore
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Washington Street
Piarg May Stockdale
Meney J. Robinson
Indiana County Deed Book
Mary C. Kissell
Barbara Matta
George Matta
Homer City
Indiana
Oakland Avenus
Oakland Avenue
Bughman
John S. Hoffer
Taediana County
Joan Ass'n
Tey Agi
Morgan W. Duncan
J. Baughman
Emile
Maggie
Aken
Salt
Nath Dank
Mary Cesario Riggi
Borough of
County of
State of
Sixth Street
B. Allison
A. C. Ferrier
A. C. Ferrer
Mary Cesario Rigel
M. C. Rigel
A. J. Cox
Center
Grip
Water Street
Antonio Cesario
Mary _ Cory
Green Street
Walter
Salt of
Diana County
Sherif
Harry E. Koozhr
Sheriff Sheriff's Office
Farley praised for restraint on Roosevelt re-election claim
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Jim Farley has shown restraint by not claiming Roosevelt will be re-elected unanimously. The remark highlights careful political commentary amid growing expectations of Roosevelt’s victory.
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Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Misa
Lillian Allshouse
Isiders Ridge
James Rialiger
A. W. Reed
A. C. Reed
Louise Reed Lewis
Lewis
A. L. Donahey
Heber George
R. L. George
Mr. George
John Beatty
Faye Hoag
R. N. Patterson
Jay Hiner
Mack
Mechaniceburg
B. H. Forquer
J. R. Patterson
C. M
John Hart
Ethel Harvey
C. M. Millen
W. C. George
Apollo
Covode
Earl Beck
Rosanna Shields
Jacob Bartholomew
Marchand
Gerald Gaul
Juneau
Blair Gaul
A. Gaul
Co. EH. Palmer
Joseph Hunter
Rossiter
Daniel Law
Cloe
D.B. Sutter
John McCormick
Lewis Neal
Marion Center
Merle Robert
Paul ‘Hicks
Norma Jean McCormick
Geraldine ‘Sutter
Punxsutawney
Quay Shields
CCC
S.M. Shields
Wilda Cheslay
Strongstown
Albert Hughes
Alton Strong
Norman
Johnny
William Bennett
Bills Bennett
Hazel Uagen
Wintondale
Geo
Lawrence Rankin
Nanty Glo
Mabel Duncan
Clarence Rankin
Ling Carney
Earl Smith
Nanty
Glo
Manchester
N. H. Union
Indiana Progress
Country Home
Breeder's Gazette
American Fruit Grower
Poultry Tribune
Woman's World
Country Homs
McCall’s Maga
Findiana Progress
Eee
Shadoplay Household Magazine
Pathfinder
Japan
Asia
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Onchirt’y Sales
Aunt of Common Pleas
Banat
Pennasylvania
Pierce
W. H. Borland
Elizabeth Borland
Lucas
Thomas Ealer
C. E
Chesnut Street
Chestnut Street
S. S. Lucas
Katie Lucas
Glenn Ll. Gibson
Ruth M. Gibson
Rayne
Washington Townships
Helman Heirs
David Blue
Peterman Heirs
Shannon Coal Co
Steve Orlasky
M. A. Carnahan
H. B. Lukehart
A. B. Ansley
Anna H. Ansley
L. B. Miller
J. 8. Baughman
D. R. Tomb
Hess Brothers Restant
South
Aura Street
Sods Grill
THE
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Streamline
Philadelphia St. Mabon
Groceries Meats Produce
Firestone
Titan Ory
J.s.hileman
North Seventh Street
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
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