Bank Statement From New Jersey Bank in 1931
A scanned bank statement from Monmouth County shows assets and liabilities including annual stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits. Signed by President Monroe Y. Poole and Cashier Henry Joline, with notary confirmation on December 18, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New Jersey
County of
Monmouth
Mauree V. Poole
Henry Jodine
Monroe Y. Poole
Henry Joline
A. D
WM. Hendrickson, JR
N. J
Diamonds Valuable as an Investment
The article argues diamonds remain a strong investment, noting the Diamond Syndicate never lowers prices and citing experts who favor diamonds over pearls. It highlights limited new production, waiting lists for rough, and Charles A. Keene’s view that diamonds outpace stocks in recent years. It contrasts import values from November 1909 and this year, implying a 25 percent drop in world diamond production per carat.
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Cites
Transvaal
London
Charles A. Keene
Lower Broadway
Wall Street
Choral Society Rehearsal Tonight Opens Ladies Session
Long Branch Choral Society meets at Library Hall at 8 pm with a special 7 pm ladies rehearsal. Ten new members joined last week. Mrs Eysenbach performs two solos, then informal dancing. Membership drive targets 50 new voices. Piano and concert program planned. Dr Nichols resigns social chair. Mr Pagdin seeks singers for Pirates of Penza nce roles. Miss Brunkhorst and Mr Smack to sing.
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Long Branch Choral Society
Library Hall
H. Nichols
Miss Brunkhorst
Mr. Smack
Long Branch
S. H. Nichols
Miss M A King Dead in Shrewsbury After Typhoid
Miss Mary Anna King 62 from Little Silver died at Dr B F King’s home in Shrewsbury after a month long typhoid illness. Survived by brother Dr Benjamin F King and brother John en route from Milwaukee to Santa Anna, plus two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Crater and Mrs Richard Parker. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 at Dr King’s home, Rev Joseph Garrison officiating, interment in Evergreen cemetery Little Silver. Funeral directors Robert R Mount & Son of Red Bank in charge. Miss King previously lived in Ocean Grove and Brooklyn and was well known in Red Bank area.
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Mary Anna King
Joseph
Ann Martha King
Little Silver
Benjamin F. King
Shrewsbury
Miss King
Dr. King
John
Santa Anna
California
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Crater
East Orange
Richard Parker
B. F. King
Joseph Garrison
Little Silver Methodist Church
Evergreeth Cemetery
Robert R. Mount& Son
Red Bank
Ocean Grove
Brooklyn
Michigan and Penn Plan Baseball Dates
Michigan and Pennsylvania athletic authorities announced negotiations for two baseball dates. The first game would be on the long eastern trip in late May, with the return match likely in the final week of June during the Welverene schedule.
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Michigan
Penn
Ann Arbor
Mitch
Pennsylvania
Quaker Athletic Board
Dynamite Found Near California Millionaire’s Estate
Children exploring the grounds of Arthur Letts, a California millionaire, discovered twenty three sticks of dynamite near a gate in East Hollywood. G M Beauveau, grounds superintendent, learned of the explosive minutes later. Police suspect theft from road contractors and hiding over the gate.
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California
Sam Angeles
Cal
Arthur Letts
East Hollywood
G. M. Beauveau
Students note improves in absence and tardiness
In a school column a rise in attendance is cited with a five hundred percent drop in absences and tardiness over two months. The piece references basketball practice, class pins, and local anecdotes from Monmouth county, along with charity efforts and a political note from Trenton about Governor Wilson.
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Lyceum
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Majestic Theatre
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Long Branch Banking CO
N. 4
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WM Henrickson, JR
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