How to Buy a $50 Liberty Bond in Installments
The government outlines installment purchase for a $50 Liberty bond. A $1 deposit is due with the signed application at a Federal Reserve bank or authorized agency. The bond allotment notice comes by July 15. if not allotted, the deposit is returned. Payments schedule spans July 5 to August 30 with total $50 due, and an official certificate is issued upon second payment. The bond pays $1.75 annual interest in two installments and matures in 30 years, redeemable after 15.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Local residents share weekend visits and moves
Mr. Charles Myers worked at Johnstown and was home for Sunday. Jasper Gardner and family along with Alf VonKanel and family visited Wm. Keefer on Sunday. Mrs. Callie Roebuck spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Baughman in Canton last week. J. W. Erwin assisted the Wooster Board of Trade band last Thursday in Juba. Earl Zaugg and family moved into the Lintern apartment in Canton Thursday. Allen Arnold and family moved into the Jameson property Thursday.
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Charles Myers
Johnstown
Jasper Gardner
Alf. VonKanel
Wm. Keefer
Callie Roebuck
Mrs
B. B. Baughman
Canton
J. W. Erwin
Juba
Wooster Board of Trade
Earl Zaugg
Lintern
Mrs. Allen Arnold
Jameson Property
Chas. Rudy
Kenmore
Charles Smith
Wooster
L. L. DeArment
Anna Gardner
Navarre
Jacob Wolfe
Millport
J. F. Budd
Geo. Johnston
Orrville
Amos Tschantz
R. W. Lawrence
Massillon
Charles Kirschinske
Mildred
Guernsey County
111Th Regiment
Baughman Township
R. C. Schroth
Robert
Columbus
Schroth
Howard Haverlin
New Berlin
Alvin Fry
Local notes from Dalton and Akron area events
Community diary entries recount visits among Akron, Dalton, Massillon and Wooster residents. Highlights include a hail storm, G A R encampment attendance, farm sales with prices, personal property tax returns rising by 1.676 million, and a gas explosion at Penman Mine injuring two men.
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First National Bank
City OF Erie
CFFY
Buffalo
Beytweer
Cleveland
U. Crorrral
Burrato
Burraco
Canadian Pointe
Faery
Sickaxe Vin Line
Toarstt Automobile
Luxavpsts
Cleveland & Buffalo Frasers Company
Seranbrer
Ae World
DR. Kutchin
Moses
Watts
Twe
R. Kutchin
Hard House
U. S
Oliver Homan
Akron
John Root
Charles Flynn
Dalton
Emmett C. Feasel
Geo. Wenger
oRolten
A. Marshall
William Williams
West Main Street
M. E
Thomas Cully
Mr. Cully
Wayne County
W. H. Scott
Agt
C. H. Gruber
Marvin Wertz
Harold
Daniel Baer
Eva
A. F. Brenner
East Greenville
Abe
D. H. Santmyer
Bride
Vlarm
United States
Philadelphia
John Young
Uniontown
Irene Hogsett
Muskingum College
Velma Flory
Mt. Eaton
John Kurzen
Nina Cunningham
Ada Scott
Wooster College
H. D. Taggart
Myrtle Felix
John Anderson
Dwight Wertz
Baby
R. B. Wertz
James Snyder
C. R. Deeds
Fresno
Russell Kauffman
Co. D
Camp Willis
Miller
Wm. Penman
Penman
Charles Eckroate
Ohio
A. Sauvain
Philip Berg
Jacob Horst
Southern Corporation
Far
South Mill Street
W. H. Wertz
I. N. Masters
McDowell
Hall
F.j.cheyney & CO
Toledo
I’. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Fornado
Automobile
Gazette Office
Ohio State
Kidron
Conklin
Scott's
Oscar Puegner
Bell
Messiilon
Prof. Puegner
Scott's Book and Muaslo
H. A. Schroeder
S. Eric St
Scott
Li. L. Dearment
Dalton, CO
Montrose Council
U.A.M
Hoebuck Hall
Main Street
Zeigler
C. J
Mylon Rudy
Arlington Lodge
Werts Hall
Township Trustee's Meeting
Sugarcreek Townsnry
W.D. Weaver
Tacor Bist
C.r. McDowell
Gray Etc
Dalton Planing Mill CO
Baleras
Funber
Leth
Sarh
Hallinutes
Arfield Street
Daiton
White's Pharmacy
J. White
Pope
Pope Buck
North Side
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