Local News Roundup of Community Visits and Illnesses
A rural town report lists numerous ill and visiting residents. Mrs. W B Martin is seriously ill. Margaret Christenson leaves for Gilbert to teach. Grace Long and others attend Cedar Falls. many relatives and friends visit homes in La Verne, Britt, Auburn, and Gays Mills. An Epworth League social gathers. L R Turner and son suffer saloon fever from pneumonia.
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L. R. Turner
Bobby
Ress
Patsy
Fort Dodge
Market Day Sale Promises Livestock and Goods in Kanawha
H Brummond promotion returns with a Friday sale at the Kanawha pavilion featuring 500 head of livestock including 325 cattle and 300 hogs, plus furniture seed and miscellaneous items. Also notes local visits and updates on residents including Evelyn Sohl at LeMars, Candace Fackard teaching Griswold, and others traveling or moving.
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H. Brummond
Kanawhe
Renwick Poultry Market and Local Notices
Poultry Market Renwick Markets details, with Henry Eggerth contact. Miss Nore Nissen teaching again at Kanawha. Mr and Mrs Leo Mimbach spent last Sunday fishing at Emmetsburg. Miss Doris Thompson visited relatives at LaVerne and Britt. Velma Luchsinger and Lucy Kelling attending a Mason City business college this fall. Mrs Jeanette Wigans of Des Moines visited Mrs Jennie Swanson. Mrs H Paulson and children of Mason City visited M B Richardson. Miss Dorothy Dawson returns to Nevada to supervise music. Thelma Thompson on vacation from Johnson's garage visiting Rochester Minneapolis and Forest City. Mr and Mrs Will White and grandson Jimmie and Jas White head to Ken dall Wisconsin for relatives, friends, and homecoming on September 7. Piano sale ad: Small piano, months old, balance, easy terms, Renwick. Bald win Piano Factory Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore Nissen
Kanawha
Leo Mimbach
Eometsburg
Velma Luchsinger
Lucy Kelling
Mason City
Jeanette Wigans
Des Moines
Jennie Swanson
H. Paulson
M._B_ Richardson
Thelma Thompson
Johnson’s
Rochester
Minneapolis
Minn
Forest City
Will White
Jimmie
Jas. White
Kendall
Wis
Local Notes From Manly And Nearby Towns
Miss Ruth Peters returns to teach in Manly this year. Miss Vivian Rockwood departs to Webster City to teach home economics. Mr. and Mrs. Will Blesse attended a Rawleigh convention in Des Moines. Miss Marion Saxton visits from Mason City. Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Lerdal hosted relatives from South Dakota. The Baptist Mission Circle met at Mrs. Terry Mitchell’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibbs and son Douglas visited at A. D. Gimer’s home in Davenport.
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Gillespie
L.J. Lerdal
South Dakota
Marion Saxton
Mason City
Baptist Mission Circle
Terry Mitchell
Will Blesse
Des Moines
Vivian Rockwood
Webster City
Frank E. Gibbs
Douglas of
Davenport
A. D. Gimer
Bankers to Meet in Annual Council in San Francisco
Washington D C Robert W Fleming president of the American Bankers Association announced the annual convention will be held in San Francisco September 21 24. The program will include speakers from various lines of business to share viewpoints and advice as bankers seek broader public understanding and stronger profitable operations.
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Washington, D. C
Robert W Fleming
American Bankers Association
San Francisco
Aiong Lines Tha
Fr. Fleming
Radio Commencement Exercises Across 260 Banking Chapters
More than 260 chapters of the American Institute of Banking held an annual September simulcast commencement by radio. The event, described as the most extensive graduation ceremony by any educational institution, serves about 35 000 bank employees and officers. Graduates exceed 2 500 per year, with total graduates over 25 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
United States
Business Outlook Amid Recovery Momentum
The August issue of Banking, published by the American Bankers Association, says natural forces of recovery show strength and may lift the country to new high ground. It notes the veteran bonus funds boost has faded as a major business factor and that political campaign uncertainty remains unavoidable.
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New York
American Senkers Association
Foreign trade in 1935 shows recovery but below 1929
The Commerce and Marine Commission of the American Bankers Association reports world trade in 1935 at 78.9 percent of the 1929 level, up 2.1 percent from 1934 and the highest since 1929. The combined index across 35 countries stands at 35.7 percent of the 1929 average, with sold values lower due to January 1936 price declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce and Marine Commission of the
American Bankers Association
National Banks Report Record Deposits Hold $26.2 Billion
Comptroller of the Currency OConnor announced that the 5,374 national banks had total deposits of 26,200,453,000 as of June 30 1936 a new high. The figure rose 1,340,998,000 from March 4 1936 and 3,882,207,000 above June 29 1935.
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O'Connor
United States
Banking System Shows Progress Across State Banks
A January report from the American Bankers Association details improved condition of state chartered banks. Resources rose by over three billion dollars in a year, with state supervised banks holding combined resources of about 35.7 billion as of Dec 31, 1939. Deposits and invested funds trended upward after declines in 1932 and 1933, signaling recovery. The study covers 7,928 banks in 12 states, noting net profits in 37 of 42 states in 1935 versus 1934, and varied profitability across states and bank sizes.
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New York
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Committee On State Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
Tethey
Bankers Back Farmers Promote 4-H Activities Statewide
A New York City bank executive donated $500 to the Agricultural Committee of the State Bankers Association to aid 4-H Club work in the state. Tennessee bankers highlighted agricultural outreach, while Georgia bankers backed the Marketing Project with the Expansion Service of the College of Agriculture. The program focuses on retail curb markets roadside marketing miscellaneous marketing barter and standardized canned goods.
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New York City
State Bankers Association
Tennessee Bankers Association
Agricultural Committee
Georgia
College of Agriculture
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W.B. Martin
M. B. Richardson
Clarksville
Margaret Christenson
Gilbert
Hugh Fletcher
Delmar
Wm. Dawson
Mirs
Mabel Mosley
Waterloo
Ora Phipps
Thomas Gimer
Harvey Walker
Qmeshs
Neb
Ches, A. Walker
Will Merry
LaVerne
Dick Elmer
Henry Eastmen
Britt End
Virgil Jones
Chicago
John Egenes
Roland
W.J. Hensel
Famey
Auburn
Yaulds Martin
Roby Hanson
Dalores Blesie
Anna Blesie
Cedar Falls
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
la Verne Society
Ed Marty
John Baumgartner
Farmie Baumgartner
Jim Kelling
Last Sunder
Gays Mills
Lary Lerson
Seattle
Wash
Mid- Continent
Clare Huston
Eagle Grove
Jane
Will Godfrey
Florence
Ruby
John Brink
Fomerel
Byron
Epworth Lesene
Carman Paer
Thursay
R.H. Miller
Appleton, Minn
Miller
Jobo ‘Chesling
Frider
FL EL Thompson
Thelma
Br. Eggerth
Arlene
Albert Lea
Wayne Chaliand
Shabbona, Ill
Edward Oppedah
Evelyn Sohl
LeMars
H.B. Cole
Candace Fackard
Griswold
L. W. Fleming
Wellman
R.j.mccurry
California
Oscar Strawson
Stanhope
Gladys Berkland
Bernard Anderson
Wilfred Neil
Marshalltown
Ruth Claussen
Donald
Nevada
Claussen
Lloyd Smith
Will Biging
Bob of
G. A. Stoddard
Conrad Elmer
Nebraska
Darline Zentner
Chillicothe
Dorene Zentner
R. E. Cook
Jolley
Kyin Markman
Frank Moed Jag
Indianapolis
Ind
Renwick Markets
Henry Eggerth
Doris Thompson
LaVerne and Britt
Dorothy Dawson
Maybelle
Gerald Schi
Omaha
Lawrence Sohl
Renwick
Baldwin Piano Factory
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sintel
Llei
E. Luehsinger
Clarion-Mason City
Ruth Peters
Manly
W. H. Long
Renwick, Iowa
M. C. Rockwood
Erez
Renwick, Lows
A. H. Stafford, D. V. M
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Ford
Automobile
Tomotorisis
Motor Company
SNY Ford
Universal Credit Company
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