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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1933

Page

5

Presbyterian Socials and visits across Williamsboro area

The column lists numerous community events in Williamsboro and Owensville area towns. Socials include Presbyterian Service Class at Ruth Lippert’s home with Co-hostess Mrs. Henry Shelton, missionary society gatherings, birthday celebrations, and visits by residents to family and friends in Cincinnati, Toledo, and Indianapolis.

Presbyterian Service Ruth Lippert Henry Shelton C. M. Curry Jos. Weaver Cincinnati J. B. Cover R. Hunter Monterey Wilma McVeigh Ozark Mesdames Ernest Ruffner Harold Chatterton Presbyterian Missionary Society Ruffner Harriet Irwin C. A. Irwin Toledo Geo Thomas and Children Laura Thomas Harry Frazier Richmond Ind C. A. Frazier Ella Williams Chas. Kain City New York Alberta Myers Marie Dore W. J. Snider Arnold Ansteat Snider Leo E. Seward Batavia Coney Island Brown Mt. Victory J. L. Marshes Young Clair Williams Emma Schultz George Hill Bob Campbell W. A. Williams Ruth E. Hutson John Pommert Billy Century of Progress Martha Flora Goodman Sanford Florida Carl Slye Kate Amanns Maggie Flora S. W. Scorse Douglas Colyer Virginia Mattox Pommert Jennie Mae Hutson Wallace Amelia Versilles Anna Purdum Nina Bethymer Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Carlos Hutson Springboro Philatheas Blanche Carlisle John Montgomery Dayton W. E. Montgomery Louis Wielert Howard Henning Hennings Mills Russel Mofford Elmwood Dr. Wymer Ada Sullivan John McCall Charleston Olive Ferrill Montgomery W. Va Clover Geo. R. Wood Charles Lucan Col Agnes Crane Georgia May Swein Robert Swing Ralph Frazier Indian Lake Lenetta Foster Marion Maxfield Daryl Maxfield Chicago Bauer Pride Herold Burton EB. E. Eastwood Vincennes F. Davis Geo Maxfield Rhoda Blocher Geo Halse Glenn Teegarden G. W. Robinson de Moines Iowa Ester Nelson Olin Day St. Mary’s Hospital Russell Adams Indianapolis Adams Otie Listop Fred Warren C. M. Edwards Evert Perry Frances Perry Ed Lewis Davis - van Meter Galina Frank Smith Leona Nelson Joe Dorenback Great Lakes Oakley Ray Gough Alice Gates Ashland Gates Mr Price Frank Ludlow Rader John Huntington Bert Nesbitt Lou Cary New Richmond Fred Warrens Belle Kirgin Labor Day Will Lungmus

Far Adjustment Plan Shapes Farm Stabilization Efforts

F D Farrell of Kansas Agricultural College outlines the farm adjustment program as an experiment intending to socialize agriculture by limiting production while processors and consumers fund the restraint. The plan hinges on supply driven prices and possible export recovery, with wheat price insurance for 1933 34 and 35 to preserve pre war buying power. If successful it could end extreme individualism in U S farming and reshape national economic policy.

F. D. Farrell Kansas Agricultural College American Bankers Association Journal Mr. Farrell United States Farrell Wallace

Bankers Prepare Farm Finance Book

Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association publishes a decade of material in Making Farm Investments Safe. The guide covers loan limits by soil erosion weeds diseases and fire hazards and how good farming practices improve loan security. It also discusses dairy beef and poultry loans, crop rotation seeds fertilizers and farm leases plus directed farm credit and marketing efficiency.

Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association

Banks Lead in Repayment of R F C Loans Amid Stabilizing Signs

Federal government through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation extended 2.819 billion dollars in loans to 6,278 banks since February 1932. Banks have repaid 545.073 million dollars, over 44 percent, while other borrowers combined repaid about 16 percent.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Banking Through Tough Times Says Publicher

John H. Publicher argues banking survived the 1929 shock with general prosperity amid failures. He notes regulation and dishonesty as causes, calls for competent management and better laws, and emphasizes public faith as crucial to the system's strength and bank reliability.

John H. Publicher American Bankers Association Department of Life

Bankers Support Agricultural Programs Across States

State bankers and the American Bankers Association assist farmers through drought relief seed loans 934 applications 833 approved four H Club financing for members and delegates livestock feeding via Extension Service crop improvement programs promoting pure seed and loan support.

Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association Afteen Extension Service

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Williamsburo Bethel Owensville Jacque Myrtle Kimmerly Brooklin J. J. Kimmerly Lois Elcott Wm. Meagly M. M. Dumford Wm. Brodie Joe Meyers Moscow Philip’ Weil Elmer and Garnet Lough Silver Grove Helena Duvall Pearl Mason Lexington Cynthia Rojers Anna Rojers Peru Hi Ho Chinatown Society Society of the Cincinnati George Washington Agricultural College Ayer Hardware Co Batavia, Ohio Kirby Woodburn J. B. Ireton Union Stock Yards Cincinnati, Ohio Suhvice Milton States Pennsylvania North Carolina Texas Ohio Trieste J. H. Puelicher
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