Bank Statement for The State Bank of Remington 1922
The State Bank of Remington Jasper County Indiana shows total resources of 436 240 69 in the ledger for September 15 1922 with loans and discounts 304 465 83 overdrafts 6 540 88 U S bonds 14 950 00 other bonds and securities 5 162 50 banking house 19 500 00 furniture and fixtures 4 200 00 due from banks and trust companies 94 715 83 cash on hand 7 252 67 cash items 463 038 total resources and total liabilities equal 436 240 69 F L Lough cashier swears to the truth of the statement on September 18 1922 Jasper Guy notary public ad reads notice of tailoring and loan services in Remington with Pearl Mann Currens address and Milly Grays location and farm land loan remarks.
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U.S
State of
Indiana
County of
Jasper
Is. i
F. L. Lough
State Bank of
Remington
Logansport Presbytery Sets Evangelistic Campaign Dates
Pastor AW Weisley and elder Pell attended the Logansport Presbytery meeting at Calvary Presbyterian church. The campaign plan divides churches into three groups for visiting pastors with Remington services scheduled February 27 to March 11, 1923.
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AW. A. Weisley
T He ‘Presbyterian Church
Wesley J. ‘Pell
Logansport
Calvary Presbyterian Church
James S. Corkey
Remington
H. G. Wilkinson
Mr. White
Indiana Waterfowl Season Opens September Sixteenth
The lawful season for shooting ducks geese brant plover yellow legs coots and gallinules in Indiana begins Saturday September 16 and runs through December 20. Ducks geese and brant may be killed through December 31. Woodcock season opens October 1 and ends November 30. Rabbits may be hunted until January 10 and squirrel season closes on the last day of November.
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Indiana
For sale Three residence lots on crushed rock street
Three fine residence lots are offered at a fair price on a good crushed rock street. See Jones Bros. in Remington Indiana for details and pricing.
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Jones Bros
Remington, Ind
Shower Hosted for Miss Dorothy Spencer Engagement
A Monday evening event at Mrs. Ralph Wooden’s home honored Miss Dorothy Spencer whose marriage to C is planned for Sept. 24. Gifts of dry goods were given as tokens. Messages from attendees included return notices for lost packages. pumpkins and winter supplies were advertised by local vendors Zimmerman's Meat Market and Milt Julian. The vacation trip summary notes a Wisconsin itinerary ending with a long 800 mile drive through Water town Beloit Rockford Rochelle and Chicago.
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Ralph ‘Wooden
Wooden
Robert Stoudt
Dorothy Spencer
Wisconsin
Watertown
Robinson
Beloit
Rockford
Rochelle
Chicago
Auto Race Driver Killed In Kansas City Board Track
Roscoe Sarles of Los Angeles burned to death when his car overturned in the first race on Kansas City's new board track. Four other racers were severely injured and two slightly hurt. Tommy Milton won the race at an average speed of 108 mph. Durant had booked but did not drive.
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Roscoe Sarles
Los Angeles
Calif
Lafayette
Kansas City
New Board Track
Tommy Milton
Indianapolis
Sarles
S. Cliff Durant
Durant
Tragic hunting accident claims Alfred Wallace in Monon
Alfred Wallace a 14 year old Monon resident died instantly last Thursday when a shotgun discharged in the hands of Matthias during a after school squirrel hunting trip. Wallace was with his sister when the gun fired in a grove three miles east of Monon delivering a fatal neck and chest wound.
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Alfred Wallace
Dewey Wallace
Monon
Matthias
Wallace
League of Women Voters to Meet in Library Basement
The League of Women Voters will hold a meeting in the Library basement on Monday September 25 at 2 00 p m. The full program is planned with an important meeting and all women are invited and welcome.
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League of Women Voters
Five Plymouth Rock Hens and Pullets for Sale
Five Plymouth Rock hens offered at 1.75 dollars each with pullets at 1.50 dollars each. Pullets are early hatched. For details call 16 H Amos Spenara.
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Plymouth Rock
Coal Road Near Closure After Bond Talks Break Down
Unclear reports describe a railroad line operated by C and E, facing potential closure after bondholders demand repayment. Lemuel Shipman and the First National Bank reportedly push for a sale to cover about $3,000 in county fees. Bondholders in Chicago negotiate while local committees and Cummings Company seek a resolution.
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Lemuel
Benton County
Executor Named Inheritance Plan With Cash Bequests
The will provides that all debts and funeral expenses are paid and the deceased’s possessions converted to cash. It allocates $2,000 to Mrs. Ethel Gillam, $1,100 to Harold H. Bowman, and $900 to Charles S. Bowman. Charles S. Bowman is named executor. The document is undated.
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Ethel Gillam
Harold H. Bowman
Charles S. Bowman
Chas. S. Bowman
Base Ball Sunday At Remington Field
The local Remington League team schedules a Sunday game with the Danville Unions on September 24 at Remington field. Danville is a colored organization, noted for quick players. Admission is 30 cents for all spectators.
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Remington League
Danville
Remingto Field
Moved to Kirklin with old friends near Indianapolis
A fragment notes Elmer Holland moved his household to Kirklin Indiana with five others and his family returning from Remington. It mentions Holland taking charge of a store for the Indianapolis Fancy Grader Co and references various local sales and notices from the Press Office.
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Remington
Holland
Indianapolis
Kirklin
Ind
Elmer
Indianapolis Fancy Grader Co
Elmer Holland
Farmers Meeting at Gilboa Center School
A farmers meeting will be held at Gilboa Center school house on Friday evening September 22. Speakers include Mrs Anna Sewell Addie Gray and T T Brown. All farmers are invited and urged to attend.
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Gilboa Center School House
Anna Sewell
Addie Gray
T .T. Brown
Sew-and Sew Club Meets with Hosts and Guests
The Sew-andi Sew Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Harvey Zinser at her mother Mrs. Harvey Hartman’s home. Twenty members attended. guests included Mrs. Frank Goss Mrs. Wesley Merritt Mrs. Robert Gardner and Mrs. Everett Hawkins. After a brief business session refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Harvey Stoudt at Mrs. George Hemphill’s home.
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Harvey Zinser
Harvey Hartman
Frank Goss
Wesley Merritt
Robert Gardner
Everett Hawkins
Harvey Stoudt
George Hemphill
Fortnightly Club Holds Indiana Day Meeting
The Fortnightly club met with Mrs. Green on Wednesday afternoon for Indiana Day. Members from near and far arrived on time while hostesses greeted guests. Mrs. Williams presented a paper on State Lakes and Parks, and Mrs. Hascall spoke on Indiana Authors. Music included On the Wabash as refreshments were served.
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Indiana
Williams
For Sale Rare Old Violins and Piano Services
Advertises rare old violins for sale priced from 15.00 to 45.00. Includes a notice by P. W. Horton offering piano tuning and repairing services in Rensselaer Indiana.
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P. W. Horton
Rensselaer, Ind
Notice to TQ Users About Morning Power Interruption
Interstate Public Service Co reports the high line will have no current from 5:00 to 7:00 a m each morning while workers move the line east of Remington.
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Remington
Interstate Public Service Co
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Asat
Cambie
F. L. Lough, Finashier
Jasper .Guy
Notary Public
Milly Gray’s
Library
Pearl Mann Currens
Remington Press
Ste
C. Oliver Holmes
Washington, D. C
Remington and Vicinity
Mrs. Murrell Carlile
Milt Julian
Zimmerman’s
Chas. Robinson
Battle Ground
Northern
Isconsin
Amos Spenara
Propst
Tery Cost
Auto Sales Co
Remington, Indiana
Timothy
Jones
Gilboa Center
Lyric Theatre
Mae Murray
Fascination
Spain
Wallace Reid
Charm School
New York
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