Loyalty Days Call for Moral Renewal Across Churches
The National Committee for Religion and Welfare Recovery designates October 5 and 6 as Loyalty Days urging church members and sympathetic citizens to commit life and resources to service of God and humanity. It argues moral and spiritual recovery underpins prosperity and cites military mobilization as contrast to enduring civilizational strength rooted in faith.
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National Committee For Religion and Welfare Recovery
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Local notes from Millersville 1910 town events
The town notes list Millersville Normal School enrollees Erla Herr Kathryn Hertzler Mary Kautz Katharine LeFevre Florence Rudy Florence Stauffer Christ Hess Chas Risser Clayton Yake. A bold stranger at John Hassler’s home attempted a robbery but was caught. Levi Yerger injured his leg after mules pulled to a wagon. Emanuel Hall crew built a large tobacco shed for Frank J. Gantz. Music by Weaver and Himmelberger at a Rothsville gathering. An itinerant German Band performed on the streets. Weather remained pleasant with autumnal cool nights. Frs. Johns faced repeated Sunday selling prosecutions. Poultry prizes at Allentown Fair. Moench preaches in Bethlehem Moravian Church. Menno Brubaker bought Jacob Miller’s farm for 12597 dollars near Tessel Hill. Brunnerville school opened with 44 scholars. Many marriages occurred to dodge October 1 dock license. Bella Habecker wed Christian Royer at Rothaville. H. B. Buch’s New Haven property sold privately for 4900 dollars.
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Millersville Normal School
Erla M. Herr
Kathryn M. Hertzler
Mary A. Kautz
Katharine LeFevre
Florence A. Rudy
Florence A. Stauffer
Christ R. Hess
Chas. E. Risser
Clayton F. Yake
John Hassler
Front Street
Warwick
Mr. Yerger
Emanuel Hall
Frank J. Gantz
Gantz
Charles Weaver
Roy Himmelberger
Ivan Shimp
Rothsville
Lexington
J. F. Stoner
Front Stret
D. G. Witmyer
Allentown Fair
Robbery Attempt At Bru Grain Granary
About 12 o'clock Monday night an attempt was made to rob the granary of Jacob and Samuel Bru. No injuries are reported, and the perpetrators are unknown. Local authorities investigated the incident and residents are urged to remain vigilant.
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Jacob
Samuel Bru
Insurance executive wins Stav elling Club contest in New York
Charles C. Getz of Ephrata, a Metropolitan Insurance Company representative, spent Wednesday to Sunday in New York as a guest of the company for four days. He was one of two in his territory to qualify in the Stav elling Club contest during the first eight months of the year. Mrs Getz and the children Sylvia Ann and James visited Mrs. Getz's parents, and Mr and Mrs. John Getz visited Getz's parents here for the weekend.
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Charles C. Getz
Ephrata
Metropolitan Insurance Company
New York
Getz
Sylvia Ann
James
McKee Weaver
John Getz
Nightly City Musings on Fire, Fights, and Skunks
SNOOPS under control. A crowd hinders fire crews while a passing State Patrol trooper assists. Soon after, a big boxing bout between Joe Louis and Max Bear is teased for next Tuesday. Local skunk stories resurface with a dog, a bath, and midnight barn encounters.
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Maxie
Joe Louis
Max Bear
The Business of Handling Money
A discussion on how banks profit from deposits by balancing expenses and income. It covers wages, taxes, building upkeep, and loan interest, plus the role of surplus and reserves as safeguards for depositors and stability. It also notes FDIC assessment changes and the need to protect bank capital structures.
Bankers Oppose Higher Federal Deposit Insurance Assessments
Robert V. Fleming of the American Bankers Association warned in Atlantic City that the Banking Act of 1935 would nullify gains in bank capital structure by placing too heavy a burden on banks through federal deposit insurance assessments. He spoke to the New Jersey Bankers Association urging modifications to the insurance plan.
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Fleming
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
House
Senate
Insurance Fund
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Atlantic City
N. J
Robert V. Fleming
American Bankers Association
New Jersey Bankers Association
Recovery Talk by Vice President and Bankers
The Vice President argues for public understanding of bankers' role in recovery and warns that impatience hinders progress. He says government aid helps but business must initiate activity, and notes uncertainty from reform proposals deterring expansion.
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America
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Lititz, Pa
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C. L., Moench
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Menno S. Brubaker
Mechanicsburg
Jacob §. Miller
Tessel Hill
Baker
D. H. Snavely’s
Elizabeth Township
Brunnerville School
J. L. Hertz
Bella B. Habecker
Daniel Habecker
Rothaville
Christian G. Royer
H. B. Buch
New Haven
Kissel Hill
Joseph M. Baker
Tee For Religion and Welfare
Lincoln Building
East 42Nd Street
Snoops
Robert Y. Fleming
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