Government urged banks to expand loans to business
Washington reports a new banking policy could grant virtual control over the nation’s bank resources as government urges lenders to boost credit for agriculture commerce and industry. The plan includes stock purchases by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to gain up to 25 percent ownership in banks and to expand government participation in banking nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Bankers Association
Chicago
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
United States
Postal
Reconstruction Corporation
All gregarious animals have a language that unites colonies
The text asserts that social animals possess a communicative system among members. It notes that in some species language is tactile and gives an example that cutting an ant antennae renders it mute, highlighting how sensory loss impedes communication within groups.
Postal Life & Casualty Offers Low Cost Insurance
Kansas City officials announce 303,921 new low accident policies issued in 1932. The Postal policy provides up to 190 dollars monthly for disability and up to 100 dollars for death, costing under a dollar a day. Eligibility ages 19 to 70, no medical exam required. send name age address and beneficiary details for free inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Congress Hide
Tostal
Pelles
Turkey Know Your World overview 1927 facts and history
An instructive capsule on Turkey listing government type a republic, area 291 492 square miles and population of 13 660 275 as of October 1927. It outlines Ottoman origins, conquest of Constantinople in 1453, peak in the 16th century, 1683 Vienna defeat, wartime end in 1922, and the 1923 republic. It notes commerce emphasis on textiles and exports including dried fruits and silk, agriculture as main industry, mineral resources, and government by the grand national assembly with Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Istanbul
Constantinople
Osman
Asia Minor
Hungary
Crimea
Egypt
Vienna
Austria
Russia
Danube
Caucasus
House of Osman
Grand National Assembly
Turkey
Europe
Massachusetts
Asia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha Ghazi
Council of Ministers
Assembly
Royal Neighbor Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in South Amherst
South Amherst Sept 11 regular Royal Neighbor Lodge session at Mrs David Barnhart home with daughter Miss Phyllis as assistant hostess. Mrs Margaret Schneider presided. 20 members and three guests attended with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Buch and Mrs McGuire of Lorain and Mrs Sousaman from Amherst. October meeting planned at Mrs Charles Corbett’s home with Mrs Mable Anderson assisting. Council to meet at Town Hall this evening for regular session. Mrs Eva Tyant and daughter Mrs Garfield Harris hosted a silver tea for Methodist church with Miss Mable Walker of Amherst speaking on her Europe trip. tea and cakes served to 29 guests.
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South Amherst
Royal Neighbor Lodge
David Barnhart
Phyllis
Margaret Schneider
Buch
McGuire
Lorain
Sousaman
Amherst
Charles Corbett
Mable Anderson
Bryant
Eva Tyant
Garfield Harris
Mable Walker
Europe
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Euchtruth
J. A. White
FH. Lewis
George Reese
Edith Hurlbut
Melntire
William Giede
C. Wilford
Frankie Besse
Methodist
Reguar
Aliee Vogley
Elyria
Hubert Welch
South Dakota
M. P. Breese
Harvey Stoughton
Lorain Hospital
F. E. Long
W. W. Marlett
Christian Endeavor Discusses Attitude Topic at Ott Home
Congregational Christian Endeavor meeting last evening centered on the topic Christian Attitude Toward jon. Miss Ruth Ott hosted the gathering, with members reviewing the discussion and planning next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Congregational Christian Endeavor
Ruth Ott
Friday Dinner Guests at Anna Allsop Home
Mrs. Sarah Wrage and Mrs. Sam Emery were Friday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Anna Allsop, with Earl Jones serving as head usher and overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wrage
Sam. Emery
Anna Allsop
Avon Lake Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers
Avon Lake September 11 American Legion Auxiliary meets tonight at Mrs Dwight Easty home South Point Drive to elect new officers for coming year Mrs A Kos president asks all members to attend Briefs include Carl Weber Virginia Weber host family and other local visits Camp Perry and Cleveland guests dessert bridge at Avon Lake with Mrs Henry Moore hosting and honors to Mrs Roy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Henry Moore
Roy
Avon Lake and nearby residents noted in social notices
Sept 11 social rounds list visits by Mrs. eenny Miller and Dur leen from Kdlon Hollow to Mrs. W. W. Marlett and family. Ohio guests from Middletown and Elyria attended gatherings at Marlett and Huber homes. Avon Lake PTA to hold Sept 14 paper sale at the school with a team prize. Various neighborly visits and sick lists are recorded, including hospital discharge and family arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brievs Vincent
Eenny Miller
Durleen
Kdlon Hollow Road
W. W. Marlett
C. W. Hall
Middletown
Ohio
F. H. Lewis
C. BE. McIntire
Avon Lake
Community notes and church events at Vincent and Markley schools
The article itemizes local happenings including Vincent school enrolling 230 pupils and Markley school 134, a regular board meeting at the Methodist church led by Reverend F. A. Ashburn, and visits by Will Johnson of Toledo, C. Hetman of Lorain, Hate Philips of Elyria, and Frankin Reese. It mentions the M. E. church Ladies Aid Silver Tea and summarizes financial returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hate Philips
Elyria
Charles Keller
Frankin Reese
European armies' peace effort and local notices in Oregon
A fragmented report notes 1913 peace effort figures totaling 4 440 000 men as Europe preps for war. It mentions visits among local families in Oregon and notes a burrowing frog band found 10 feet under cranberry marshes owned by H H Dusfort. It recalls Hamburg's role as a subsidiary port for London up to 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
H. H. Dusfort
Hamburg
London
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Istambul
Christian Endeavor
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Carl Weber
Virginia
E. Cleveland
Peter Weber
Wilson Buswell
Mary McDonald
Cleveland
Alfred
Camp Perry
Joseph Schneider
John Stefan
Margaret Theisen
B. Willard
Mas
Fred Beck
C. A. Cavagna
P. S. Bldg
Broad St
Elsria
Vincent
Fred Nemeyer
Knight
Stephen Virag
Bucklew
Howard Locke
R. West
Oliver Schneider
Center Road
Mull Avenue
S. Robinson
Steve Moore Road
Elizabeth Mitchell
Edward Mitchell
Helen Hart
John Weeks
Wm. Schumaker
Clarence Weber
Joe Huber
Benson’s
Second Street
Keyes
West Ave
Stanley Keyes
Pocahontas
Schroll Coal
Ure
John Cook
J. G. Morris and Son
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Frank Buck
Pacific
Buck
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