Committee To Release Frozen Deposits In Banks
York July 6 a Committee to Release Frozen Deposits in Banks forms to aid depositors, aligning national leaders across railroads, life insurance, stores, agriculture, and manufacturing. McClintock leads directing group urging quicker release of frozen assets, with counsel from A Mitchell Palmer and treasurer Edward J Noble. The treasury notes total frozen and restricted deposits exceed two billion, signaling renewed calls for currency measures and asset assignments to restore depositor purchasing power.
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York
New
E Clintock
National Industrial Science Board
McClintock
E I McClintock
Bayer Company
New York
A Mitchell Palmer
Washington
Edward J Noble
Life Savers, Inc
Jersey City
Vincent Bendix
Bendian Aviation Corporation
Chicago
George W. Borg
Borg Warner Corporation
A E Dickinson
Indiana Limestone Company
Oscar G Mayer
Remington Rand, Inc
William A Wirt
Gary
R J Anderson
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Treasury Department
New W C T U Head Ida B Wise Smith Leads Prohibitive Group
Ida B Wise Smith of Des Moines Ta takes over the presidency of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union succeeding Ella Boole. Smith, described as a preacher educator and militante of liquor, is pledged to leadership of the Carrie Nation type if needed, with renewal of public works program linking to relief efforts. Local notes include college students and picnics at South Creek, visits from relatives, and social events among Wellington residents and nearby communities. The district church services featured a song by Mrs G H Garwood amid a broad array of community updates.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Carrie Nation
Ida B Wise Smith
Des Moines
Mra
Ella Boole
Smith
Bupday
Clara Brouse
Geraldine Walters
Akron
N. J. Walters
South Creek
Bill Breyley
Della Allen
Harold Bowman
Ivan Boon Edgar Mantz Judson Fuller
Helen Golburn
West Virginia
Ricke
Detroit
Michigan
Mary Redman
Wellington
Carrie Omet Oid
Lyra Coats
Perry Knapper
Fred Gcurty
Ivan Boone
Bertie Jean
Sunady
Henrietta
Nova
Gwendolyn Reese
Actual Business College
Aktion
G Reese
Leeta Bair
Spencer
N J Walters
Dick Aldrich
Ann Arbor
C R Aldrich
Marynard Hiland
Columbus
F C Hyland
G H Garwood
Fuller Donald Wilson
Griffith Reese
Bobbie Rose
Spencer Spencer Jub 6 Many Spencerites in Cleveland
Spencer residents visited WHK Station during Medina Counts broadcast. Akron visitors, Oberlin calls, and several local families are listed with travels, illnesses, and social visits. Notable names include Moore, Gannon, Fuller, Long, Patterson, Headee, Aldrich, Rowe, Rice, White, Billman, Walters, Leatherman, Aukerman, and Aukermen among others. Local events mention Fourth of July in Wellington and Epworth League activities.
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Spencer
Morron Bradley
Ray Bradley
Oberlin
Bradles
New Bady
Charles Patterson
Dover
Ohio
Jud Long
Jay Headee
Lod
T C Hvland
C R Aldrich
Ann Arbor College
Michigan
Walter Rowe
Philo Rowe
Alxa White
Mary Rice
Wooster
Mra Will Oldman
Nellie Boones
Rice
John Johnston
Akron
Preston White
Geneva
Sis Arthur Billman
Billman
Mc Connellsville
Ellen Walters
Lodi
Milo Billman
Spencer Manufacturing Co
Spencer Epworth League
League
Minnie Allen
Belford
Lakewood
Malancha Naylor
Orlo White
Cleveland
Wellington
Harley Hicks
Ashland
Simon Rice Millard Fuller
Donald Wilton
E W Leathermen
Fowl Pox Control Advice For Lorain County Poultry
Information on fowl pox control is offered this month to Lorain County poultry raisers enrolled in the poultry calendar project by the county agricultural extension service. The July calendar lists three forms of the disease with distinct signs from comb scabs to eye cankers and throat masses, and warns vaccination is the only reliable prevention. It advises vaccinating only when disease is present, avoiding stressed flocks, following directions, and checking birds in ten days for vaccine reaction. (Named entities: Lorain County, July)
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension
Seiv Ice
Long Marriages Are Happiest at Swope Park Party
Kansas City reporters cover a National True Vow Keepers' Club event at Swope Park where 230 couples aged 50 years or more gathered to discuss marriage endurance. Mr and Mrs John Clark, married 66 years, and Mr and Mrs Pete Hanson from Mount Olive attended. The aim was to stress continued courtship after the honeymoon.
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Kansas City
Swope Park
John Clark
True Vow Keepers
Swope Path
True Vow Keepers’ Club
W D Aurand
Pete. Hanson
Mount Olive II
Advice for fathers on daughters health and well being
The item urges fathers to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to their daughters during adolescence to support health through a critical period. It promotes teaching girls about guarding health so they grow into happy, healthy wives and mothers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain County and Erie districts
Sheriff's deed to Prudential Insurance Company transfers property on West Erie Avenue Lorain. Margaret Ernst deceased transfers to Fred G Ernst and Marie Ernst property on East River Road. Sheriff's deed to Erie County Banking Company covers Vermilion River Park Allotment in Brownhelm and Vermilion Townships. Frank O Fleming and Bertha B Fleming to Marko Raich and Genya Raich sublets 242 and 243 Liberty Subdivision Sheffield Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Inurance Company
Man, 87, seeks divorce after six months of marriage
Kalispell Mont May UP report: Carl Leverance, 87, files for divorce after just over six months of marriage alleging his consent to wed was obtained by fraud. He says his wife refused to live with him or care for his household as agreed after the ceremony.
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Kalispells
Carl Leverance
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Wanda Streep
LaGrange
Tony
John
Cedar Point
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge
Indianapolis
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George F. Kimbel, Inc
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Man
Kkresh
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Bine
the Bell Co
Howard B. && Ixsuraxcs
BJ. Baynolds
Stella Willing
Stella Willins
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