First National Bank opens Neshannock Branch with open house
The Neshannock Top. office of First National Bank begins operations at 9:30 a m with public inspection and open house during regular hours Thursday to Saturday. Earl C Jarrett named branch manager and the new facility on Wilmington Rd includes four tellers and drive up window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Neshannock Top
Alex Crawford Hoyt
Earl C
Spuzzy) Jarrett
First National
Neshannock
Wilmington Rd
Rt. 18
Maitland Lane
Jarrett
American Institute of Banking
Mahoning Lodge
F and AM
Valley of New Castle Consistory
AASR
Commercial Travelers
First Presbyterian Church
Adelaide
N. Mercer St
Evelyn S. Carlin
New Castle
New Castle High School
Federation
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pulaski Road
J. J. Stevenson
Untch
Hoyt
Social Security Benefit Support Explained by SSA Official
John W. Chase of the New Castle District Office explains Social Security funded by taxes and trust fund investments. Total employee and employer contributions from 1937 to 1960 would be 2580 dollars on 82800 dollars of wages, with trust funds earning interest exceeding admin costs. The fund balance stands around 22 billion dollars with annual interest over half a billion, enough to meet future expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Chase
New Castle
Social Security Administration
U. S
Chase
Slippery Rock Professors Named In Who's Who
Two Slippery Rock State College English professors, Dr. Jack W. Marken and Dr. John A. Huzzard, are listed in Who's Who in American Education. Marken studied at Akron and Indiana, with a Fulbright at Queen Mary College. Huzzard, a Penn State PhD holder, previously taught at Scranton and Penn State. Both are in The Directory of American Scholars.
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Slippery Rock State College
Norman N. Weisenfluh
Jack W. Marken
John A. Huzzard
Marken
University of Akron
Indiana University
Great Britain
Queen Mary College
University of London
University of Kentucky
Ohio Wesleyan University
Central Michigan University
Slippery Rock
Modern Language Notes
Georgia Historical Quarterly
Yale University Library Gazette
American Philosophical Society
William Godwin
Godwin
Political Herald and Review
Bulletin of the
New York Public Library
Huzzard
Millersville State College
Production Record For Holstein Cited
The Holstein-Fresian Assn of America cites a Lawrence County cow Madbro Regal Carnation owned by McChesney Brothers New Galilee as producing 24434 pounds of milk and 917 pounds of butterfat in 365 days under double milking at age six. Penn State supervises weighing and testing for the program. The association reports lactation and lifetime production records across 2800 Holstein herds. Mary Brown Allwood steps down as Penn State Home Economics professor to lead the department at Appalachian State Teachers College Boone NC.
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The
Holstein-Fresian Assn. of America
Lawrence County
Madbro Regal Carnation
Don
McChesney Brothers
New Galilee
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Mary Brown Allwod
College of Home Economics
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone, N.C
Penn State
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Earl C. Jarrett
San Diego
Calif
UPI
Inez Sutton
Who
West Long Ave
Westgate
Carolina
Carload
Uy M
Call’s Plaza Wen
Holstein
Harrisburg
Marilyn Hess
Mary and
Elizabeth Keller
Carolyn Hess
Sabin
Bobo Prem
Wein Minniz
DRY Cleaning & Laundry CO
Call’s Plaza
New Castle, PA
Hirshberg
RTM Ene NL
LSA
Oliver
Magicolor
Dsisara
Strauss’ Paint Dept
Wey Prat
Playtex
White
Strauss
Swift
Libby
del Monte
Lge
Donald Duck
U.S. NO
Florida
California
Reymer
A&m
Trixy
Cour
Royal Scott Cleo
Erelt Xe
Sugardale
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