Improvement Seen For Small Investor
The article notes improving prospects for small investors as government savings bonds rise to 4 percent and brokers reengage small accounts. It discusses heightened bond and savings initiatives, payroll plans, and the potential for savings and loan institutions to offer bill paying and checking features, reflecting a broader shift toward accessible investing for ordinary savers. The Bowling Green bond vote details are included as a separate item.
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John Cunniff
New York
America
Ime
Bowling Green
Glenn Elder
Bridal Originals Inc
Four-Square Markets Inc Formed by MFA and Farm Bureau
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and Missouri Farmers Association have created a joint livestock marketing company named Four-Square Markets Inc. The venture combines Interstate Producers Livestock Association and MFA Livestock Association, operating at Marshall Junction near U.S. 65 and Interstate 70. The facility includes 12,000 cattle under roof, 2,000 outside, and capacity for about 4,000 hogs under roof. The auction ring seats 400, with air conditioning and automatic scales. C. R. Johnston of Springfield heads the Farm Bureau as president of the new firm, and Jim Halsey of MFA serves as executive vice president and manager.
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Missouri
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Missouri Farmers Association
Four- Square Markets Inc
Farm Burea
Interstate Producers Livestock Association
MFA Livestock Association
Interstate
Marshall Junction
U.S. 65
Interstate 70
Farm Bureau
C. R. Johnston
Springfield
Jim Halsey
Halsey
Precht Pickering Again in Golden Rule
Precht-Picketing Funeral Home has been notified of acceptance into the Order of the Golden Rule for the 14th straight year. The world-wide association screens funeral director-applicants on an impartial basis and requires proof of high ethical and professional standards. Membership is not automatic and requires annual intensive investigation. There are more than 1,400 affiliates worldwide.
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Precht-Pickering
Precht
Order of the Golden Rule
ChanCe Employes Receive Promotion at Centralia
William Wagner of 1503 South Coal Street Mexico and Howard Smith of Wellsville earned promotions at the A B Chance Company Centralia plant last week. Wagner became turret lathe operator after joining in May as a drill press operator. Smith advanced to squeeze molding machine operator after working since July 1969 as a caremaker.
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ChanCe
Centralia
William Wagner
South Coal Street
Mexico
Howard Smith
Wellsville
A.B. Chance Company
Wagner
Four Become New Regulars at Chance Moorman Construction
Four young Centralia area men completed probation to become regular Chance Company employees. Terry Decker, Lee England, David Reams, and Gerry King were named with their factory roles and school backgrounds.
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Centralia Area
A. B. J Chance Company
Terry Decker
Bad Booth
Lee Ed England
David Reams
South Allen
Gerry King
Sturgeon
Decker
East Street
Lee Decker
Don Decker
Chance
England
Allen Street
Centralia High
Glenn Lane
Reams
Centralia High School
Jack Reams
King
Hast Street Factry
Sturgeon High School
Maverick Philly Banker Promotes Gradual Industry Change
John Bunting, president and CEO of First Pennsylvania & Trust Co, the city’s largest with assets of 2.8 billion, says changes in the 1970s will reshape industry finance and government. He favors evolution over revolution and vows to help move to a more responsive system.
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John Bunting
First Pennsylvania & Trust Co
Philadelphia
Wine and shoes mix in bold New York boutique trend
AP reports a Beverly Hills style shoe store in Manhattan blends fashion with wine. Women staff and trial fittings occur amid music and lounge seating as male customers try designer footwear while sipping red or white wine. The piece notes broader push for diversified corporate boards and a banker's call for inclusivity.
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New York
Beverly Hills
Calif
Denver
San Francisco
Chicago
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue
Beverly
Veterinarians Complete Missouri Breeding Soundness Course
Dr Frank Sutton of Mexico is among 12 veterinarians earning a certificate for a unique university of Missouri extension service correspondence course on infertility and breeding soundness in bulls. The program used slide tape kits and covered anatomy physiology endocrinology genetics and judging methods for sire certification at performance tested bull sales.
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Sutton
Columbia
Frank Sutton
Mexico
University of Missouri-Columbia
American Veterinary Society
U MC Extension Services
U MC School of Veterinary Medicine
Purdue University
Missouri
C.J. Blerschwal
UMC
American Veterinary Medical Association
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