Thrilling FBO drama unfolds in Mona Gale case
Mona Gale dies in a cabaret shootout amid a love triangle. Jim Boyd, a crime boss, blames Jack War ing for the killing, while Jack is unaware he is Boyd’s son. Sylvia Waring, pretending as Ruby Simpson, faces exposure as she visits Jim’s opulent apartment with newspaper reporter Tom Hardy.
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Mona Gale
Jim Boyd
Jack Waring
Boyd
Jack
Ruth Boyd
Ruth
Philip Waring
Chicago
Rudy Simon
Sylvia Waring
Tom Hardy
Newsaper
Carby
Waring
Darby
Jim
Sylvia
Tom
Lottie Shafer
Lottie
Mens Gale
Harry
Ernie Shores
Ornstein
Ruby Simpson
Miss Waring
Jim Wreer
Aha
New York
Sylvia Rafiusea
Tim
Bank Merger Leaves Elizabethtown Bank Name Intact
Elizabethtown The Bainbridge First National Bank merges with the Elizabethtown Trust Company retaining the latter name. The new organization will hold about 1.5 million in resources with offices in both towns. Merger talks began months ago and the Bainbridge bank’s building may be sold before a new arrangement is settled. The Exchange Bank, renamed three years ago to gain trust powers, will be merged into the combined entity.
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Elizabethtown
Bainbridge First National Bank
Elizabethtown Trust Company
Elizabethtown Bank
The
Exchange Bank
Poetic License on Knees Before Women Revealed
A quotation from B. W. Howe's Monthly notes a lifelong disbelief in men prostrating themselves before women, asserting such acts occur only in fiction and that the speaker was a wild man about women in his youth.
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B. W. Howe
Lancaster County Tops in Pennsylvania Farm Values
Lancaster County led Pennsylvania in farm products value with crops worth $18,485,000 as six counties exceed $5,000,000 and the state total surpasses $191,175,000. York ranked second at about $9,600,900, while only nine counties produced less than $1,000,000 in the latest year.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Lancaster County
Delaware
Lancaster
York
County production totals across Pennsylvania listed
The data shows Montour at $833,580 and Delaware at $804,370 followed by Elk $743,490 McKean $611,090 Sullivan $483,500 Pike $291,980 Philadelphia $226,470 For est $193,950 and Cameron $99,830. Other leaders include Berks $8,140,330 Chester $7,327,230 Franklin $5,928,950 Bucks $5,234,140. Several counties surpassed four million with Westmoreland $4,849,900 Cumberland $4,441,230 Adams $4,416,050 Erie $54,096,560 Somerset $4,051,410 and Bradford $4,002,910.
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Montour
Delaware
Elk
McKean
Sullivan
Pike
Philadelphia
Forest
Cameron
Berks
Chester
Franklin
Bucks
Westmoreland
Cumberland
Adams
Erie
Somerset
Bradford
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Stevens
Creature
Ephrata
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Boro
Manheim
Carrie S. Thompson
George Howard
Ohio Weslean University
Reamstown
Ephrata Lions Club
Good’s Hall
Howard
Panied
Prof
Ray J. Aires
Marietta
J. C. Penney and Company
North Queen Street
John Kirchner
Clarence F. May
Massey- Harris
Front & Locust Streets
Billy
Walnut Grove Dairy
W. Martin Hess
Hollinger
Liberty Street
Lititz, Pa
M. Ada Schnerer
Huebener & Habecker
E. Main St
Lititz
Hershey & Gibbel
Wingert & Haas
John A. Haas
N. Queen St
Reading Coal
Long & Company
Nin?) Savings Department
Ngyore Eo
Farmers National Bank
Fred Trimmer
Crosley
Quay E. Enck
Cedar Street
Arfazé
Chevrolet
Fisher
Pureton
Lie Ucoupe
Chalioner
Flint
Michigan
Tierasdau
C. M. Snavely
East Main Street
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