Bankers of Group Eight to Meet at Sullivan
The sixteenth annual meeting of group eight of the Indiana Bankers association gathers Greene county bankers and others in southwestern Indiana on Wednesday May 27 at Sullivan. F L Steelman New Harmony chairs and L J Kixmiller Carlisle is secretary. A noon luncheon at Sullivan country club precedes talks and a round table discussion. Officers and the 1926 meeting place will be chosen before adjournment.
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The
Indiana Bankers Association
Greene
Indiana
Sullivan
F. L. Steelman
New Harmony
L. J. Kixmiller
Carlisle
Sullivan Country Club
I. L. Hutchens
W. E. Aydelotte
A. G. Brown
Greencastle
State Board
R. G. Saunders
Des Moines
Iowa
Executive committee of group eight named
The executive committee includes B S Alnutt Evansville 11 CC Barr Princeton J B J LePlante Vincennes C F Cochran Washington and Horace Humphreys Linton The Sullivan Country Club offers a fine golf course inviting visiting bankers to bring their clubs.
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B.S. Alnutt
Evansville
CC. Barr
Princeton
J. B. J. LePlante
Vincennes
C.F. Cochran
Washington
Horace Humphreys
Linton
Sullivan Country Club
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Church of Christ
Bell
Pythian Sisters Call Meeting for Practice Night
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Chicago Tribune
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Garland Gas Range Bid Inquiry
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A. S. Forbes
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United States Shipping Board
Henry Ford
John Cownie
Des Moines
George
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
Leonard A. Wood
Philippines
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American Tree Association of Washington
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