Farm Loan Group Sets March 3 Meeting in Lancaster
Fairfield County members of the Fairfield National Farm Loan Association are urged to attend the annual stockholders meeting March 3 at Lancaster City Hall starting 10 a.m. Five directors will be elected for three years. A financial report and policy discussion follow with G Rogers of the Federal Land Bank of Louisville present for consultations on loan matters. The group, chartered June 22 1922, began with 18 charter members and initial loans totaling 85 20000 and capital stock of 4260000.
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Stretary
C. J. McLausill
Fairfield National Farm Loan Association
Fairfield County
Lancaster
City Hall
G. Rogers
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Orginal Capital
Acquires Capital Stock Up To Five Percent Of Loan
The source notes that each party acquires capital stock to the extent of five per cent of his loan. The detail implies a equity stake tied to loan financing and outlines limited ownership per participant.
Aged Sugar Grove Woman Loretta Binkley Dies at 83
Loretta J. Binkley 83 died Sunday at her Sugar Grove home after a three week illness. Survived by daughter Jennie Biffle and sons Nolen and Grover Binkley, plus a stepson, two brothers, seven grandchildren. Funeral through Johnson-Orr. services at Salem Reform Church near Kingston. Burial in nearby cemetery conducted by Rev. Williamson and Rev. McCandush.
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Loretta J. Binkley
Sugar Grove
Jennie Biffle
Lancaster
Nolen Binkley
Salem Reform Church
Kingston
Ohio
Frank Williamson
Lester McCandush
Johnson-Orr
Swetts Move to Sugar Grove. Logan Health Chief Retired
Dr and Mrs C P Swett relocate from Logan to Sugar Grove where he has bought Dr B H Biddle’s property and practice. Swett, Logan’s city health commissioner for a year, retires. His mother Mrs Victoria Swett will split time between Sugar Grove and Logan while keeping a Logan home.
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C. P. Swett
Logan
Sugar Grove
B H Biddle
Lancaster
Swett
Victoria Swett
Bee
Wil
Death claims mother of Esther Brocker in Toledo
Mrs. Mary A. Light mother of Esther Brocker Lancaster former city solicitor died yesterday at her Toledo home. She is survived by a grandson. Body to be brought to Lancaster tomorrow night. Funeral Wednesday 8:30 a.m. at St Mary's Church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery by James H Sheridan.
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Mary A. Light
Esther Brocker
Lancaster
Toledo
St. Mary’s Church
St Mary’s Cemetery
James H Sheridan
Townsend Old Age Pension Club Meeting Planned in Stoutsville
A Townsend Old Age Pension Club meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening March 3 at the school house in Stoutsville. Rev. W. Hongsworth of Cleveland will organize and speak. The meeting is open to the public.
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Stoutsville
Townsend Club
Townsend Old Age Pension Club
W. Hongsworth
Cleveland
Local police confiscate two candy board payment ladders
Police in South Maplest seize two punch boards used for candy and tobacco payments, accusing minors of being allowed to use them. no action against the shopkeeper. Atlantic City report notes Samuel Miller, who wed Beatrice Bass, allegedly drugged her and ran off with $10,000 in jewels, with prior similar schemes in multiple states.
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South Maplest
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Miller
Beatrice Bass
New York
Pennsylvaia
Massachusetts
Bax
Fairfield students at Ohio State University take active part
Fairfield county student club at Ohio State University will participate in the Fairfielders Society banquet on March 3 at Fort Hayes Hotel. Officers include Graham E Marshall president Gayle M Muller vice president Ruth Ann Mills secretary treasurer. Leonard A Phipps on M C C A YWCA lecture committee. Marshall on Monroe Washington Fairfield county clubs joint meeting committee.
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Fairfield County
Ohio State University
Fairfielders’ Society
Franklin County
Fort Hayes Hotel
Graham E. Marshall
Tancaster
Gayle M. Muller
Lancaster
Ruth Ann Mills
Pickerlington
M. Cc. A
Leonard A. Phipps
Baltimore
Oho State University
Monroe
Washington
Fairfield Counties
Pure Oil Posts Best 1935 Results Since 1929 Boom
The Pure Oil Company and Subsidiaries report 1935 net earnings of 8,150,026 after charges. A funding operation lowered the composite interest rate from 5 1 4 percent to 4 percent. Working capital rose to 24,685,287, up 12,509,785 for the year. Crude oil production reached 22,930,295 barrels, up 23 percent, and gasoline sales advanced 14.61 percent versus industry gains.
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Pure Oil Company and
Hgher
Critical Condition Report For Mrs Arthur Rutter
The condition of Mrs Arthur Rutter of East Main Street is listed as critically ill and remains unchanged according to a local health bulletin. No further details on treatment or prognosis are provided.
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Arthur Rutter
East Main Street
Suicide Notes Found After Tragedy In Chicago
In Chicago on March 2 Hugh Hughes aged 25 left three notes before taking his life in a car with deadly fumes. One letter was to a former schoolmate another to a friend and a final note to the coroner saying I really cannot omit you We will be intimate friends.
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Chicago
Hugh Hughes
Paris designer Amy Blatt debuts spring knitwear bridal gown
Amy Blatt of Paris and New York knit houses drew applause at the debut of her spring collection featuring a long princess line wedding gown knit from ory jeu and lyett threads. The gown forms a semi train with long sleeves and a high roll collar, accented by a white straw crocheted lace applique.
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Jeu
Lyett
Amy Blati
Congress Today Senate Considers Calendar Bills and Impeachment
United Press reports Senate committee meetings on calendar bills and a subcommittee investigation into Major Hagoud while the House weighs a resolution to impeach Judge Ritter. The sessions reflect ongoing congressional actions and inquiries as lawmakers proceed with formal procedures.
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United Press Senate
Logan
Maj
iGen
Hagoud
HOUSE
Ritter
Showing Improvement for Ill Man on Garfield Avenue
Frank Bope, who has been seriously ill at his Garfield Avenue home for a week, is slightly improved but still confined to his bed.
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Frank Bope
Garfield Ave
John Tiller Hospitalized After Emergency Operation
John Tiller of 515 King Street was rushed to Lancaster hospital for an emergency operation on a hernia. The initial report called his condition grave, but hospital attaches later described his status as satisfactory.
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John Tiller
King Street
Lancaster Hospital
Amburm reports robber steals watch cash and gold plate
Denver police recount a holdup where five men attacked David Amburm. He says they took his watch and cash and swiped his gold plate designed to look natural. In the struggle the plate came loose and the robbers grabbed it for its gold content.
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Denver
David Amburm
Polite
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