Richmond Area Residents Gather For Weekend Visits
Richmond community members and relatives from Jer sey Shore Kane Clearfield Barnesboro Vandergrift and Indiana were weekend visitors and hosts at various homes. Attendees included the Pifer and Richardson families plus many local residents visiting kin and noting church anniversary activities and local shopping trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pifer
Jersey Shore
W. F. Pifer
Aquilla Smiley
Kane
Carl Pifer
Clearfield
Wm. Piler
Boyd Williams
Barnesboro
Geo. Richardson
Clark Cochran
Mahaffey
Rock Bridge Church
Joseph States
Denora
Henry Rishel
Clark Doty
Dessie Knox
Looka Like
Indiana
Edward Stanley
Vandergrift
In Time of No Choice by Duford Jenne
A distressed city woman Alice plans a deception with roommate Beth to join a rural family as Mrs. Hale. After a month in the country, Alfred Hale reveals Beth wrote a letter, Beth and the parents accept Alice, and Alfred confesses love. Alice realizes she loves him and vows to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duford
Jenne
Beth
Alice
Edward B. Naler
Ted
Mrs. Hale
Alfred
Good Memory Dorothy Reveals A Beau
A five year old tells her mother about a beau and recalls her elder sister's single status. The mother defends by noting the elder sister never had a beau. Dorothy's sister remembers a day when she was scolded for something related to this topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Radical changes transform banking
New York report from the Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association surveys rapid shifts in banking. It notes many banks form group, chain and branch systems. six states lack group banks. The commission preserves neutrality while detailing opinions of economists, regulators and bank executives on branch versus group and independent unit banking, and the potential for trade area expansion.
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New York
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
Lkely
Commission
District of Columbia
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Tito Banking
Federal Reserve Board
Mately
Federal Reserve Pays Government Dividends and Taxes
In fifteen years since 1914 the twelve Federal Reserve regional banks earned 516.216 million dollars. Of this, 90.672 million was paid to member banks as 6 percent dividends on their capital, 277.434 million went to reserves, and 147.11 million was paid to the Federal Government as a franchise tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
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Richmond
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Robert Hill
Bradford
N. K. Tl
Hillsdale
Ray Butterhaugh
M. B. Longnecker
Everett Peddicord
Henry Lechner
Sutton Treese
Clymer
Sterner
Earl Fetterman
Akron
Flossie Berg
Penn Run
Ralph Huey
Arvella Huey
Pittsburgh
Clair Napp
Sternertown
Labor Day
Carl Nichol
Sloan Hall
Jeannette
Glen
Campbel
Helen Gromley
Harry Biss
Cherry Tree
W. Biss
Country Home
Woman's Farm Journal
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Poultry Cultu
Pennsylvania
Féree
Indiana Progress
People’s Popular Monthly
Mother's Home Life
Prc
McCall’s Magazine
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Poultry Tribune
Dairy Tribune Pathfinder
Gentlewoman Poultry Keeper
Woman's Home
Farm & Fireside Fine Home and Story Maga
D”Igress
American Magazine
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Christian Herald
Collier’s Weekly
Cosmopolitan
Parent's Magazine
Scribner's Magazine
Scientific American
Woman's World
Pittsburgh Post-Gazett
Philadelphia Daily
Ingu
Pennsylvania Farmer
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National Commission
J.C. Penney CO
Marathon
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