Imogene Mills and neighbors assist injured children
A series of mishaps during a week in Imogene and nearby farms leaves several youngsters injured. A boy sustained a scalp wound from a car dent and received three stitches and tetanus treatment. A boy fell on a dead pencil causing chest injury. he was treated at the hospital. A 10-year-old boy suffered a leg injury from machinery and required a medical response. Several residents, including Miss Geneva Pool and Mrs. Abbott, are mentioned in hospital visits, travel, and family matters as the community notes a busy period of illness, family visits, and travel.
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Farmers Begin Shock and Threshing This Week
A report from BOX ELDER notes several farmers have grain in the shock and threshing will start this week. Local residents attended Red Oak and Oak Tad the Fourth celebrations. Social visits include Goldean Hutchings with the Nelson home, Harley and Lin Reynolds cutting wheat and rye for Wall Rew, and Mae Decker returning from Indiana. Nearby, Mee and Mrs A McVay with Imv Orval spent Sunday at Fred MecVas home, and Mr. and Mrs. Hea McVay with Leys Ueldt visited John Ayers family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burgein and Alice Burgain of New York shared Sunday supper at Wil Rew home. Pine Lake State Park at Eldira hosted a large attendance, with 933 and Hyer 75.00 guests recorded for the season arena visits.
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Oak- Tad
Hea McVay
Leys Ueldt
Earnest Turner
John Ayers
Jim Burgein
Alice Burgain
New York
Wil Rew
Pine Lake State Park
Eldira
Hyer
Budget Estimate and Record of Filing for School District
The Board at Dir Hey View Consolidated School Districts in Anderson and Indian Creek townships, AHS County, Lose, will meet July 24, 1936 at 8:30 p.m. at Pickerill School House. Taxpayers may be heard for or against the expenditure estimates. N. McGrew, District Secretary.
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Anderson
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Ahs County
Pickerill
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Bank chartering policy reviewed by New Jersey official
Carl K Withers, Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, spoke before the American Bankers Association on bank chartering policy. He urged stability over political influence, favoring community need, honest motive, capital adequacy, and prudent limits to avoid monopolies and overextension while supporting mergers and branch banking.
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Carl K Withers
New Jersey
American Bankers Association
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Owas Brencht
Han Pered Bankings Congress
Siprema Court
United States
Public Confidence Questioned By Ithera Banker
William A. Boyd of Ithera argues against a reported loss of public confidence in banks. He contends deposits remain secure and that banks serving their communities since 1929 have earned respect and continue to enjoy the trust of the public.
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Ithera
Trust Institutions Directory Listing 2,964 Banks
The directory by the Trust Chamber lists American Bankers Association affiliated institutions totaling 2,964 with aggregate capital of 4,416,000,000 and total resources of 36,943,000, aud. The document notes leader wage aid provisions and general pay guidance.
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American Bankers Association
Local softball week halted by weather and holidays
Softball schedules slipped in the past week as weather and holidays paused play. In Thursday action Co. Tio beat Whitec ten 146 to 7 with ten second inning errors. Hall hit a sixth inning homer. Creams and Owfers edged Bradley 4 to 3, while Oilers crushed Bacons 18 to 2 with Jackson and Summers homering. Schedule shows Malvern July 9 to 13 games and several matchups listed.
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Obituary Tribute To Thos Aistrope Of Malvern
The obituary recalls Thos Aistrope a longtime Malvern resident active in community affairs. He served as township and school director and justice of the peace, aided Liberty Loan drives, and supported Democratic causes. A Mason and civic volunteer, he valued fraternal fellowship and service. The note adds a historical aside on Annapolis founding and name origin.
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Tom
Gassers Lose Tilt to Stanton Vikings in Red Oak
Hot weather and wild pitching hampered the Gassers as Stanton Vikings pounded 20 hits, beating Red Oak 14 to 6. Daugherty F and Wilkins handled pitching, while Griffith moved from third base to mound to stop the damage. Young Bitty Smith led Stanton with two triples and a double in five plate appearances. Marvey Winsdon contributed three hits in a losing effort for the Gassers.
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