Hendersons Observes Decoration Day at Cemetery
Short Decoration Day services were held Thursday at the cemetery with Rev. Nesbitt giving a brief talk. Flower girls placing flowers on soldiers graves were Jaycee Nesbitt Betty Fritcher Esteline Harris Vivian Core Havone Mercer Leora and Marian Harbor and Dorothy Danford. Taps were sounded by Carrot Phillips.
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Nesbitt
Jaycee Nesbitt
Betty Fritcher
Esteline Harria
Vivian Core
Havone Mercer
Leora
Marian Harbor
Dorothy Danford
Carrot Phillips
Otis Swank and Dollie Strong Wed on Saturday
Otis Swank and Dollie Strong united in marriage last Saturday, with the groom’s mother Mrs Warate McKeeney in attendance. The couple, popular locally, will reside in the home previously shared by Ray Davis and family as he works on a nearby farm.
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Ottis Swank
Dollie Strong
Warate McKeeney
Ray Davis
Jolly Bride-Party Tendered to Mrs Rector by Bartlett Ladies
Gray skies did not dampen a Saturday afternoon gathering in Bartlett honoring Mrs Edwin Rector, a recent bride. About 59 guests enjoyed musical numbers and gifts for the new home while refreshments of strawberries wafers and toffee were served. Mr and Mrs Edwin Ambrose and children visited relatives in Omaha during the week.
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Misa Morgan
Kansas City
A. J. Harbor
A. H.harbor
Jim Simmons
Mr. Hendrix
Shenandoah
Harold Danford
Pacific Junction
Art Fletcher
Paul Phillips
Mee
John Rainbow
Indianola
Bill Philips
Bone
Alice Amick
Tarkle
W. B. Wheeler
Oklahoma
Detroit
Lee Webster
Easteen
Fred Workman
Glenwood
Straday
Waldo Edmondson
C. E. Edmondson
Donald Fickel
Lincoln
Dorothy Clement
Coln
Bille Harover
Carayn
Dave Owens
Addie Boileau
Jud Coppock
Julia Ann Pace
M. E
Paul Forrestal
Near Carson
Wayne Simmons
Paul Guyear
Florence
Masil Carter
Ward Cunningham
Fargo
No. Dak
Martin Hansen
Omaha
Addie Holleau
Wilburn Houser
Herman Coppock
Red Oak
Lela Galloway
Fort Dodge
Dorsey Byers
Marie Jones
Council Bluffs
Maud Kindigg
Clyde Osler
Carson
Milburn
Dan Perking
Simpson College
M. E. Aid
Seymour Branson
You
Mr. Branson
Counte Blafta
South Omaha
Secon
Ball
Erler
Clifford Taysor
Taylor
Engles
Ernest Harless
Soo
Earl
Lee
Nebraska
Mr. Lee
Wilma Lorimer
Fern
Edgar Jackson
the Bluffs
Jackson
Nan Reafiline
Sam
Arthur Reafiing
Harold Harless
Harold
Dave Taylor
Clayton Hardt
Jose Taylor
Malvern
Iowa Lakes
Cora Rector
Edwin Rector
Edwin Ambrose
Rural Schools roster of names continues across districts
A long list of teachers and staff appears for numerous rural school units, including Elm Grove, Estes, Eureka No. 2, Evernham, Excelsior, Foxworthy, Glynn, Golden Hill, Goodfellow, Gowen numbers, Hillsdale, Jograham Center, Keystone, Lincoln, Maple Grove, Mt. Vernon, North Grove, Oak Bluff No. 1, Osborne Valley, Pactic City, Pickerill, Plainview, Pleasant Grove, Pleasant Hill, Pleasant Ridge, Elma Hansen, Pleasant Valley, Prairie Valley, Prairie Creek, Reasoner, Sand Hollow, Shady Grove, Silver Creek, Silver, Spring Valley, Sunnyside, Vogeler, Walnut Grove, Wet Liberty, West Liberty, and more, listing various staff names as read from the rural school roster.
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Centeriine
Carol Daahner
Bernard Parker
Elm Grove
Airglola Garrett
Glen Johanson
Kathleen Haynle
Estes
Lela Timson
Lila Timgon
Eureka
Wilma Jean Epperson
Evernham
Arno Miller
Excelsior
Norma Williams
Forester
Vernon McKee
Foxworthy
Ada Wicker
Georgia Marsh
Daniel Swobods
Glynn
Geraldine Maher
Golden Hill
August Ponton
Doris Leu
Goodfellow
James Harry Evans
Gowen
Dwight Kieth
Margaret Adama
Dorothy May
James Godsey
Dorothy Livengood
Hillsdale
Eugene Kelley
Robert Jackson
Edna Blackman
Jograham Center
Margaret Ail Bn
Keystone
Clyda Shook
Donald Eastwood
Oscar Graham
Letal
Elfen Kay
Lincoln
Vincent Burk
Paul Ward
Earl Ward
Maple Grove
Twyla Chamberlain
Dall Marvel
Mt. Vernon
Bonita Custer
Ralph Stewart
North Grove
Lorraine Bowen
Clarence Roedell
Oak Bluff
Ruth Cody
Osborne Valley
Charles Barnett
Pactic City
Wilma Rhoades
Delno Karr
Pickerill
Charles Bea
Ruel Harold
Virgil Harold
Reta Holingworth
Kathleen Jordan
Edwin McGrew
Plainview
Wanda Penn
Joan’ Woolsey
Pleasant Grove
Clarence Archer
Pleasant Hill
Earta Maddocks
Robert Hopp
Dorothy Boege
Pleasant Ridge
Jeanette Huncher
Geraldine Chambers
Banking Act changes urged to curb political control
Businessmen and bankers testified before Congress that the Banking Act of 1935 would allow political control over the Federal Reserve Board and banks, harming depositors. American Bankers Association President RS Hecht urged independence for the board, proposing structural changes to keep credit policy free from partisan influence, while supporting necessary public oversight.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve System
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
RS. Hecht
American Bankers Association
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
A la
Ita
Uom
Hecht
Congress
Federal
Supreme Court
Federal Reserve Act
Supreme Court of Finance and Banking
Federal Reserve
Banks Cut Debt Fast Under Reconstruction Finance Loans
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has lent 1.86 billion to banks and trust companies since February 1932. By April 30, 1935 these institutions repaid at least 1.349 billion, over 72 percent, a rate higher than any other borrower type. Loans covered 7,396 banks with 2.356 billion authorized. 345 million withdrawn or cancelled and 140 million not yet drawn.
Simplification of Bank Checks Plan Outlined by ABA Bulletin
A bulletin by the Bank Management Commission of the American Bankers Association describes plans to simplify bank checks notes drafts and related items by standardizing size and arrangement. It notes earlier recommendations from about ten years ago promoted by the Commerce Department and adopted by banks and businesses. adherence reached roughly 83 percent and the current bulletin aims to raise that level with full specifications.
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New York
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
United States Department of Commerce
Ae & Reauit
Endless Midwest Road Trip to Wortman Farm
A diary style account describes a south east travel from Peoria to Columbus and Pittsburgh with stops at Danville Indianapolis Brownsville and Zanesville. The author praises Indiana and Ohio roads ideal weather lush farmland red and yellow soils and rich pottery towns while noting chinch bite worries, friendly welcomes, and a five acre Wortman homestead with a garden and scenic views. The entry ends with warm family scenes and plans for more notes.
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Peoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Danville
Mlk
Indianapolis
Glendon Williams
Williams
Bozell-Jacobs Advertising Agency
United States
Omaha
Columbus
Albert Juetke
Ohio
Ohios
Pittsburgh
Brownsville
Chas. W. Black
Zanesville
Cambridge
Cadiz
Steubenville
Weirton
Steel Fame
Crafton
Keing
Wortman Place
Martha
W. P. Wortman
Snakes in East US birth versus venom status
All venomous snakes in the eastern United States give birth to live young, but all snakes that give birth to living young are not venomous. This contrasts birth method with venom status across regional species.
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United States
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Henderson
J. €. Goss
Darwin
Jim Linthicum
Hastings
Ed Brown
G. W. Wilson
Mra
Wheeler
Joe Koester
Lena Dilley
John McDonald
John Bryant
Mortons Mills
Otis Swank
Mrs. Brown
Bartlett
Ramsey
Bage
General Electric
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