Social and church notices from Cherry Tree area
Local society events include Ladies Aid and Ladies Missionary Society gatherings with social lunches. Rebekah lodge initiated new candidates with a post-ceremony lunch. Residents and visitors noted: families from Culver Philipsburg Clearfield and Harrisburg areas, births and illness updates, and travels to and from Johnstown Seward Derry and Portage with several weekend visits and local business calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jenney
Ladies Aid Society
W. EH. Cramer
8. I. Irwin
Wm. McKeage
Ladies Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Rebekah
Lodge
James Long
Dorothy
Culver
Jers Baker
Howard Holes
Clearfield
Clark
Harrisburg
J. F. Notley
Florida
R. D. Tonkin
Joseph
Indiana
Emma Sechler
Little Bil Parker
W. C. Hoover
J. H. Winslow
John Bitner
Norman Johns
Johnstown
Jones
Power Behind The Savings Dollar
A six year rise in savings deposits from 11.6 billion to 21 billion with about 38.9 million depositors underscores savings as capital. Bankers say savings funnel into securities that build industrial capacity, improving wealth and living standards while reflecting sound personal finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Forcing Lower Taxes Undersecretary Warns on Tax Burden
Gerard B. Winston of the Treasury and the American Bankers Association Journal argue that per capita federal taxes rose from 22 in 1918 to 54 in 1920 and have since fallen to about 27, while state and local taxes rose. They criticize excessive death taxes as threatening revenue and diminishing incentive to create wealth, noting that heavy taxation could deter future production after basic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard B. Winston
The
Treasury
American Bankers Association Journal
Store Credit Costs 26 Per Cent Across North Carolina Farms
A survey of 800 farms by the North Carolina Experiment Station shows over 40 percent of total farmer credit going to short term loans from stores or landlords, not banks. State credit farmers pay over 20 percent interest, while bank rates run just above 6 percent. Merchants prefer cash and freight profits, suggesting better banker farmer relations and farmer education on bank credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
To & Cash
Bank Credit
Natural laws drive agricultural progress, says banking official
Great changes are occurring in agriculture as gloom gives way to hope. The speaker, P B Doty of the Agricultural Commission, American Bankers Association, asserts prosperity cannot be legislated and that farming follows the same basic laws as any business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Doty
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Associaion
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Society Brand
Griffon
Schloss Bros. Clothes
Wilson Bros
Arrow
Dinsmore
Wintondale R. D
Elsie Tomb
Dilltown
Viola Plowman
Albert Rager
Portage
Mildred Ling
Joseph Albert Rager
Emerson Gillen
Grover Gillen
Near Wehrum
Raymond Davis
Seward
T. L. Beard
John Reyonlds
Moose
Ben Stutzman
Mable Detwiler
Mont Ling
Emma Moose
Wehrum
Martin Ressler
Derry
Harry Ressler
Joseph Plowman
Melvin, Doyle
Lea
Jennie Ressler
Bargain Store
Indiana, Pa
Childrens Wash
William E. Knox
Williams, Knox
Fairbanks-Morse
Vogel Electric Company
Pillsbury Brown
Pillsbury
Star Milling Company
Au Yi
J. L. Orr & Son
Phila
Vogel Electric Company Automotive Eletricians
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