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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1933

Page

14

Ohio banks reopen as federal and state licenses extend

Cleveland March 17 two more Ohio banks were licensed by the Federal Reserve to resume operations First National Bank of Wadsworth and People's National Bank of Mt Pleasant. State banking department also licensed Citizens' Bank and Farmers' Bank of Spencerville Gnadenhutten Bank First Morris Plan Industrial Bank Commercial Savings Bank Crestline Farmers and Citizens State Bank in the latest reopenings in Ohio.

Cleveland Ohio Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank First National Bank of Federal Reserve State Banking Department Columbus Spencerville Citizens’ Bank Farmers’ Bank Gnadenhutten Gnadenhutten Bank Springfield First Morris Plan Industrial Bank Upper Sandusky Commercial Savings Bank Crestline Farmers and Citizeng State Bank

Professor Tells Of Ohio Snakes Rallying Point

Professor Allen C. Conger of Ohio Wesleyan University cites the St Patrick story to discuss Ohio reptiles. He notes Ohio has 30 snake species of which three are poisonous the timber rattlesnake Massasauga and copperhead. He explains many snakes help by killing rodents and insects despite public fear.

Delaware, CO Allen C. Conger Ohio Wesleyan University Department St. Patrick Ireland Ohio Conger

Montana’s largest tree stands six feet thick

Forestry agents report the largest known Montana tree is six feet in diameter and about 1,000 years old. It rises 100 feet and yields 11,000 board feet of lumber. The note ends with a remark on personality as a vital artistic principle.

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