Valley City Bank Gets New Home and Name Change
Valley City prepares for a September move to a new Medina County Bank building by Lodi State Bank with 12,000 to 15,000 accounts. The bank will open October as the Medina County Bank in a 64 by 44 foot glass-fronted structure plus a basement and drive on window. The move includes a community room and night depository, serving about 2,500 current patrons and expanding services. A previous Methodist Church social hub is noted as part of town history.
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Valley City
Lodi
Dick Wach
Wachtel
Jon
Asis
Irmk
Medina
County Bank
Methodist Church Bank
Quiz Whiz Influence Questioned by NYU President
New York University President Dr. Carroll M. Newsom voices concern that quiz show fame may unduly influence scholarship selections. He proposes scholarships based on non academic accomplishments to compare with exam winners. Merwin J. Joseph warns quiz heroes are memory focused and not makers of original contributions.
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New York
Carroll M. Newsom
New York University
Fruit of the Loom Foundation
Merwin J. Joseph
Plastic Pipe Feeds Livestock May Change Feeding
Urbana Illinois UP farm researchers test a feeder distributor system using a 11 inch plastic pipe and a blower with two counter revolving wheels to push feed through pipes. If successful, it could replace conventional bunk feeders and augers, altering livestock feeding practices.
British firm markets animal tranquilizer pill
A London company introduced a pill claimed to calm dogs and relieve nervousness in pets. It will be sold to veterinarians and advertised as effective for dogs cats and other companion animals.
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London
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St. Mary Church
W. F. Steck Co
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Murphy Bros
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