Babson on Insurance Firms Record and Outlook
Babson Park Massachusetts May 25 1934 The record of life insurance companies over four difficult years justifies trust in them With assets rising and over ten billion dollars paid to policyholders despite several failures Conservative management and strict regulation supported by solid investment portfolios keep risk low and reassure policyholders Sales of new life insurance show a sharp pickup since last September April sales 26.1 percent above 1933 and annuity sales boom Diversification and prudent risk taking remain essential as inflation fears loom and stocks remain volatile
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
United States
Ince
Canada
Anuui Hes
Egypt
China
India
Busines
Publishers Financial Bureau
Village adds storage addition for tools and equipment
A new storage addition was completed last week in the village to house tools and equipment belonging to the village. The update mentions use of the new building and notes ongoing maintenance of village streets and roads.
Rochester School Orchestra Joins Huntington Night Concert
The Rochester School orchestra and patrons traveled to Huntington last Wednesday where they joined the Huntington school orchestra for an evening of music. Miss Sponseller and Mr. Crew led the program, with Mrs. Epes and her children from Birmingham attending. Nearby families and townspeople visited, with several patients noted and community members traveling for social and school events.
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Women’s Civic Club
M. E. Church
Julia Smalley
L. A. Selyem
Retta Richards
Bertha Coats
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Mesdames Cleo Crittenden
Florence Davidson
W. E. Crandall
Eva Tumquist
Homerstile
One Farmers’ Insurance Company
Leroy
Dell Richards
Sophia Jaent
Medina
Edith Frheetz
Nita Jobson
Arthur Thcane Tras Boen
Rochester School
Huntington
Huntington School
Musical Selectiens
Miss Spons
Quishing
Bh. C. Pratt
Quachter
Virgital
Findlay
Delbert Switzer
Charles Parker
Uelle Jewett
Ghia
Nova School
Creda
Chir Cowie
Lester
Robert
Ales McKenzie
Brighton
Friends
Rittman
Alicea Weeks
Nora Winray
McCauley
M. E
C. Pohlman
Cleveland
H. R. Ward
Lorain
Myrtis Herrick
Mary Lucy Markham
Richard
Wellington
A.W Sprinkle
Paul Williams
Elyria
Arthur Sprinkle
Fred Gove
Lo- Tain Wave
John Cowie
Howard Crittenden
Civilian Conservation Corps
California
Rochester
Real Estate Transfers Chronicle of deed movements
Real estate transfers listed include Bowen Lester Newen Barnes Asa Bowen along with multiple others transferring deeds for parcels in Huntington and Wellington towns. Transfers cover properties on Prospect Street Measant Street South Mary Street and subdivisions such as Home Building Company Sublision along Livingstone Avenue Lorain and Farview Allorment Elyria with various grantees including Susan L. Cherry Lat and Clara Cart Loran Hattie M Zier Mary T Bayt Effie Ry Herockh and others in the era.
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Bowen
de Red
Ford Bowen
Lester Newen
Fot Barnes
Asa Bowen
Helem Aastertey
Clifford Bown
Fern Barnes
Asa Bowes
Pot Naegle
Helton
Huntington
Dwight Mo Poser
Fick
R Power
Brownhelm Townsley
Orr Warner
Livinestom Ave
Tir
Lorain
Effie Ry Herockh
Clara Cart
Sublot
Farsview Allorment
Elyria
Sunday services and social visits in Brighton area
A local High School Sunday service at the Brighton church featured eleven Cass members and choirs from the bows and olds glee clubs. Rev H E Cobo gave a sermon on Class motto. Sunday afternoon callers included the Richards and Snyder families visiting various residents. Multiple families hosted dinners and welcomed guests from New London Cleveland Daston Wakeman Hartland and Clarksfield. The Tibetan remark appears as an odd concluding note about religion.
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Brighton
Cass
Bows and Olds
Wes Ruth Eaton
H. E. Cobo
Mabs Tead
Dell Richards
Freud Perking
New London
Lawrence Snyder
Lntle
Ladonna
Eugene Babcock
Babcock
Mstox Sheltom
Wakeman
Albert Pather Ren
Hartland
Merritt Parker
Jamal
Alberta
Loren Parker
Joy Leitner
Bron
Moon
Charles Livermore
Qwen Thomson
Daston
Guy Livermore
Clauge Farmer
Clarksfield
Clyda Harley
Roy Harley
Burbank
Frank Clifford
Mirtle Livermore
Richard
Emo Merrill
Pleasantville Briefs Touchstone Local Notices
Pleasantville May 25 brief notes list visitors and family events. Neighbors include Floyd Rehner families and Janty junior visitations, church attendance at Lac Grange Baptist, and health updates on Mrs. Rehner and others. Community members travel to Elyria Oberlin Cleveland Bay Village Medina and other nearby areas for visits and services.
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Pleasantville
Mra
Floyd Rehner
Georgia Rehner
Irs
Wilbur Horner
Cleveland
Uehner
Amd
Hoa Janty
Jelke
Grafton
Myroo
Dunlap
Saeed
Mio
Ms & Relner
Ore Son
Mos Boehner
Mes
Luci Wheeler
Geushter
Sam Jnguses
Bay Village
Mire
Frank Jones
Fred Tran
Ruth
Maggie Crilies
Mroo
J. C. Spreth
Medina
Wesley Tran
Texas sheriff bars razors for prisoners in jail
Victoria Texas sheriff R S Weisiger orders no razor blades for inmates at Vetona county jail after jailer Richard Rogan found a hole cut through a steel wall into a box with levers that control outside cell doors. Officials say the incident shows inmate access to tools and aims to curb danger.
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Texas
Victoria
Tex
Vetona
Sherif R. S. Weisiger
Richard A. Rogan
Wersiger
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
Advertises MELLO-GLO face powder boasting a French making process that helps it stay on longer and spread smoothly without clogging pores. Claims a youthful tint with no flakiness or irritation and highlights prices of 5 percent and one dollar.
Damages Sought Over Murdered Cincinnati Student
The Maber family, through their attorney, seeks damages from the Iraq government for the death of Ray Fisher at the University of Cincinnati. Four confessed assailants have been sentenced to death. the amount sought has not yet been decided.
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Cincinnati
Ray Fisher
University of Cincinnat
Iraq
Nent
Maber
Pslayers
Fisher and companion die canoeing on Euphrates River
Fisher, traveling the world gathering material for a noometer degree, and his companion Rue dolph Mat of Dusseldorf Germany, were killed while canoeing on the Euphrates River on March 6.
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Riverside Tavern
Fish Fry
Schuck
Sersing
Black Forest Beer
Keyes Auto Service
West Ave
Baptist Church
Clyde Hurley
H. E. Cobb
Methodist Church
Legion Boys
Meer
Parker
Scader Pils
Neva Echons
Heme Las Fridas Michi
Mies Creda
Mack
Destrous
Hosta
Thorty
Bert Farhor
Ilise Schader
Gemartiace
Pittebarra
Mis
Yn Athen
Servicr
Caylyon Road
East
Yorkshire
Corner Quality Store
Vlefild
Chesterfield
Lacezri & Myx’ Tobacco Co
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