Early Bank History and Modern Expansion in Indiana
The article recounts five decades of leadership at the First National Bank of Indiana, detailing cashier changes from Squire Boyle’s era to E. J. Wilson and H. A. Thompson, the 1871 move to the old Weamer building, the 6 percent legal interest rate setup, and the 1876 time lock as a first in the region. It notes Jimmy Daugherty as a lifelong bank figure, the 1895 purchase and modernization of the M. B. Kline property, and plans for a four story Sutton Miller complex to support Ford sales and repairs, culminated by a note on James G. Blair’s lineage and current officers and directors. The piece also mentions social visits from local residents and plans for further town development aligned with Indiana’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Boyle
E. J. Wilson
Deposit Bank
H. A. Thompson
Weamer
Supreme Court
W. J. Mitchell
J. R. Daugherty
Jimmy
M. B. Kline
Fold Tavern
James G. Blair
John P. Blair
First National Bank
James Blair
J. R. Dugherty
Paul
Lewis
J. T. Diougharty
Griffith Elis
Thomas Sutton
Ernest Stewart
J. Blair Sutton
Vernon F. Tayyior
Sutton Miller Company
South Sixth Street
Ford
Indiana
Rexall Store May Sale Promises Savings
In Cherryhill Township local figures including Prof. Ernest Kinsey and Charles Moorhead visit Arcadia and Armagh en route home. Rexall announces a one cent sale Thursday to Saturday May 12 13 14 with items like hot water bottles at 2.50 and Opeka coffee at 45 cents per pound. Elmer W. Allison Indiana Pa promotes Rexall Store sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kinsey
Arcadia
Armagh
fFelen Sleppy
Ihusdale
Charles Moorhead
Pittsburgh
Frank Coy
Barnesboro
Chris Coy
Jhursday
Rexall
Opeka
Elmer W. Allison
Indiana
Pac Yoo
The Coquette and the Bridge of Love
A continuation from the serial unfolds as Beatrice Dale falls from a bridge into the river but is saved by Jack Lowry and Ian Dawes. Beatrice accuses Miss Vavasour of jealousy and manipulation, while Ina Dawes grows closer to Jack amid romantic entanglements as Vavasour's fate drifts toward reunion with Bruno and renewed affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Lowes
Jack Lowry
Beatie
Vavasour
Miss Vavasour
Jon
Beatrice Dale
Kiven
Dia
Miss Dale
Ian
Jack
Misa Dale
Ino
Ina
Dale
Miss Dawes
Bega Beatrice
Vavasewy
Tioano Moore
Vayisour
Beatrice
Brune
Mrs. Little
Mrs. Tittle
Brono
Llave
Ini
Mrs. Lite
Bruno
Broca
Tan Ghadly
Notice to farmers about stallion Gentil Junior at Atwood Pa
Registered Perche stallion Gentil Junior black licange No 8 owned by J N Blose will stand for the 1921 season at the owner's barn in Atwood Pennsylvania. Breeders seeking a horse with size and bone should inspect this animal before breeding mares. April 27 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentil Junior
J. N. Blose
Atwood
Anyons
Local notices and ads mixed with farm items and visits
Local residents and families are listed with visits and travels to and from Cherry Tree Clairton Rochester Mills Plumville and Warren. Community notices promote church festival May 30, and classified ads offer farm for sale meat, livestock, plants, used cars, a mare, a horse, keys, printing services, and miscellaneous items.
Select School Attendees and Visitors Across Town
Olive Marchand and Gladys Dorn and Rose Dilta attend select school at Rochester Mills. Annie Moot visited in Cloe and Big Run. W B Smitten treated in Indiana hospital. Glenn Roseborough of Walter visited here weekend. Grace McConnaughey of Pittsburgh visited parents Sunday. D R Chambers and son of Indiana visited friends Sunday. Wilson Rehm returned from Punxsutawney hospital. Edward Moot and family visited Georgeville Sunday. John Smith of Marion Center visited relatives Sunday. W C Brown at Mt Pleasant Sunday. J Perry Wingert and wife of Punxsutawney were Sunday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand Olive
Gladys Dorn
Rose Dilta
Rochester Mills
Annie Moot
Cloe
Big Run
W. B. Smitten
Indiana Hospital
Glenn Roseborough
Walter
Grace McConnaughey
Pittsburgh
D. R. Chambers and Son
Indiana
Wilson Rehm
Punxsutawney Hospital
Edward Moot
Georgeville
John Smith
Marilon Center
W. C. Brown
Mt. Pleasant
J . Perry Wingert
Punxsutawney
Bank Statement and Local Notices Gather Indiana County 1921
A scanned page shows financial figures for a bank, with capital stock, profits, reserves, and deposits. It includes a sworn statement by cashier J. R. Daugherty, notary details, and a charter notice for a local company. Additional items list audit notices, bids, school board bids, administrator notices, and various public legal notices from Indiana Pennsylvania in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Innsylvdut
County of Indiana
BNE
Stewart
Cisbley
J. M. Syewart
CM. Brady
Notary Dublie
School board to elect teachers at Shelocta and Primville
The Shelocta school board will meet in Shelocta Pennsylvania on Monday evening June 6 1923 to elect an Instructor for the coming term JOAN M Kerr President STEDLA Kun Secretary May 11 1921 31p The Primville school board will meet in Plumville Friday May 20 at 1 30 pm to elect one high school and three grade teachers for the ensuing term of school Dh W Douds President If 1 Welcit Secretary W21 21 ACTION MONTGOMERY MOAN SHIP
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
Shelocts
Joan M. Kerr
Stedla Kun
Primville
Plumville
Dh. W. Douds
Welcit
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Indiana Progress
A. & Mooraimd
Balth Moorread
Postemice
Loughry Corner
Mary Streams
Saltsburg
Jos Adams
Millie Streams
Arthur
John Streams
A. M. Buchanan
Werner Holt
Catherine
Marion Center
Mary Wilhelm
Wil Mam
Margaret Walker
Wear Marion
Wear Marion, Canter
Mrs
Fontaine
Bruce Frew
Punxsutawnay
Cherryhill Township
the Coquette
Frederick Clarke
Untiuns
Ries
Riwcurn
Mar Bork Troy
Jeved
Noor
St. Nicotes
Aly
Aldo
Motihar
Oovode
Cherry Tree
John Fryer
Clairton
Martha
Wyant
Walier
Floyd Braughter
Lear Rochester Mills
John Gaul
Tadies Aid Society
M. I. Church
Uniontown
Irs
Uoring
Johnstown
Allen King
Emalgh
James Langham
Amelia Stiffler
Warren
George Stiffler
J ‘.Co Price
Francis Johns
Hastings
Mona Stiffler
Kenta
Novomel
Washington St
John IL. Campbell
Penn Run
Armstrong Township
Onte
I. C
Beer
Deering
McCormick
International Forarchinery
Lowler & Fowler
Ed H. Stephens
R. D
Koran
Jng
J. I Wettling
Indana
Nilltown
Diltown
Washington Township
Luchin County
Willet
Faria
David A. Sleppy
McCullough
Armstrong Counly
Earley Davlson
Savitor Tenderson
Samuel Rishel
RawHloster Mills
East Plumville
Ray HoNobaugh
East Plum_ville
St. Terry
Cvil
Washington, D
Clark Uber
U. EU
Faith
Railroad Avenue
Taian Eas
Apperson
H. D. Prothero
Home
Saln
A. H. Downey
Pennton
Thompson
Annie M. McCoy
South Wirth Street
Indians
Robinateen Collar & Teather Company
Lea Sie
Charles
Nebrig
Lightcap Electric Co
Teataaas
Welch
A. A. Silvis
Hineat Stewart
Church Street
House
Dan
Anchor Motor Co
Bell
Indiana, PA
Indian
Peone
Htenl
Lawtil Reserve
Neserye
Ing Book
Liamlities
Supis Tuna
Sogeesvenes
Ccass
Penna
I. R. Daugherty
J. At. Daugherty
J. W. Wilson
Carrert
James
Blatt
Thtios. Sutton
Clymer National Bank
Chymer
Perna
Securitien
Tryesereay
Txtures
Lawlal Reserve
Korvea Bak Wevsevsesessserseee
U. ‘Trenanver
Polur
Ulredinthys
Cushler
Totuk
Ree Ackerron Tash
WG Ekong
Neal
Tuiliana County
Unan
Savings ‘and Trust Company of
Ralph McHenry
Louisa McHenry
Howard McHenry
Edwin McHenry
Martha McHenry
M. McElenry
White
Indinanan
Tnndiana County
Donthitt
Itudiana Country Club
Oak Street
S. Gibson Heirs
Buterhaugh
Scott Clark Heirs
J. C. Rendering Company
Buterbaugh and Oanabley
Savings & Trust Company OF
Guerdian
Findiana
School Board of
Young Township
Hida
Coal Run
MeIntire
W. J. Griffith
Isella
Alg
Sthwart
Secy
J. C. Moore
J. F. Piper
I. E. Shupe
Pennsylvania
Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
D. Comyo Supply Company
Purc Chase
Anit
Nave
Anit Effey
Rave W. Millmil
M. Tark
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana’ County
Loretta M. Guan
Willan
Dickie
Blacklick Township
Philadalphin Street
Crough
Tollant
William Banks
Center Township
Risinger School
Prank Winsheimer
Patlipph
Ker Araceton
Tard
Iployd Phitappi
Serraceton
W.C. Chapman
Mother Marshall
Kite
Plumyine
Andhose
Jobn A. Kelly
Promville
Clym
Bonda
Clymer
C. Bench
Nakeeta
Montgomery
Tafliana
Sach Township
Soid
Anid
Nid
Paatd
Sohn Smirrt
President Township
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