Growth of Citizens' Building & Loan Co. Increases Capital
The Citizens' Building and Loan Co. reports six years of steady growth from an authorized capital of 300 600 to 1 900 000. Board conservatism and courteous service have expanded deposits and borrowing, with assets rising by 53 624 79 in the past year. All deposits are secured by first mortgage on Marion county real estate.
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Citizens’ Building & Loan Co
Association
Building & Loan Co
Marion County
Citizens' Building and Loan Co of Marion 1907 financials
The annual financial statement of The Citizens' Building and Loan Co of Marion Ohio covers assets liabilities and operations as of December 1 1907 and year ending December 31 1907. It notes capital stock increased to 1 000 000 and outlines loans deposits and miscellaneous items plus dividends and interest paid and earned. Directors Michael A Wrende George T Geran A C Queen and others endorse the report as auditing committee and secretary G Briggs swears to its accuracy.
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Citizens Building & Loan Co
Marion
Sadie
G. Briggs
Citizens’ Building and Loan Co
Ohio
Nepeonnn
A. D
Hoke Donithen
Marion Co
L. D. Zarhman
George T. Geran
A. C. Queen
Citizens’ Buildingg and Loan Company
KD. Zachman
Kd.t. Geran
Queen
Marion County Notes and Local Appointments
Regular session of the Corporation board of health in Preapét with Mayor Muir reappointing It. B. Weigel to another term. Board members listed as J. Moore president, R. Weigel, Lavi Scheets, and Heming. Local visits include Mrs. Wera Curtis returning from Cleveland and Mrs. Jak Huff visiting Mt. Vernon. John Solanders buys Waldo restaurant. several social visits reported. Harmon case postponed. Ira Keller returns from Oklahoma City poultry show. Court, Marion native, noted.
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Corporation Board of Health
Muir
Weiel
J. . Moore
Junson
Weigel
Lavi Scheets
Heming
Wera Curtis
Frank Hottle
Cleveland
Ohio
Jak Huff
R.A. Wilcox
Wal Jee Adama
Mre
J. Staggers
Columbus
Prank Halliday
Day of
Delaware
J. J, Halliday
Mra
Hattie ‘Thomas i
Elizabeth Drake
Elizabeth Drake, Vat Columus
Owen Miller
Marion
Wilt Anderson
Joseph Cratty
Non Arthur
Wallace Cratty
George Watkins
Marion I
Wm. Gourt
Dor. Bargin
Ears of
Persia
Baptist Church
Harmon
George Court
Marysville
W. F
Ira Keller
Oklahoma City
Richwood Obituaries and Local News Update
In Richwood and nearby areas residents attended services for Pearl Walker at Springdale Baptist church where a carriage accident near Blues Creek bridge injured four as the horse bolted and the carriage overturned. Local visits included G H Brown and wife from Ostrander, J F Davis and family, and Jerome Hedges of Prospect. The Richwood band welcomed new members at the Interurban station, while other residents traveled to Columbus and Delaware.
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Irene
Tfr
Joan Horn
Gates
Lemuel James
Blues Creek
G. H. Brown
Ostrander
Richwood
David Neal
Tellefontainers
Ernest McAlister
Vadle Belt
Columbus
Delaware
Jerome Hedges
Prospect
J. F. Davis
W. C., Jacobs
Guy Langatnt
George H. Brown
South Franklin Streat
Misses Els and Lolu McCintock Host Potomac Visit
Local notes record Els and Lolu McCintock of Bucyrus and Mrs MG Mill R and Hart of north town as guests. The W FM S plan a Wednesday afternoon meeting at two, at Mrs. James Gray’s home. Campbell returns from Potomac to report prosperity in the west amid warnings about social ills and temperance, urging voters to support prohibition. The item also mentions a death from alcoholism near New York Central tracks, and references to local doctors and county matters.
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Caledonia
Els
Lolu McCintock
Bucyrus
Mill
Hart
North of Town
Landes
James Gray
Campbell
East of Toy
Potomac
Miles
From
Utxpateh
Corning
Join Mable
Michael Hable
Tivety
W C T U Column on Temperance and Moral Reform
A historical column from Canton Me praising the W C T U and Francis Willard, directed by Mrs Dr Dagan, urging Christian temperance work. The piece, though garbled, condemns coercive suffrage tactics and portrays temperance as a moral foe threatening families and children, citing biblical imagery and social turmoil.
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Francis Willard
G.T U
Dr Dagan
Golumin
Arrested man faces manslaughter charge in death by knife
A man was arrested today following an indictment for manslaughter after allegedly causing the death of Mrs. Mayd Owen with a knife while under the influence of monor drugs. A Chicago Daily Paper quoted Mrs. Frank Suitke pleading for her children in Judge Tuthilis court as the judge decided to place the four children in care. The father testified tearfully that drink ruined his home and blamed past gaps in family life, while prohibition sentiment rose in public discourse.
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BE. Drake
Mothers Council
Park Ave
Finch
Young
Wilber Kyle
Jesse Pritch
Jeny Kitts
G. F
United States
Paleo
Cyteen
Canton Me
Christian University
Con
Forder
J. B. T.wansy
Reeper
Rown
Mayd Owen
Chicago
Frank Suitke
West
Mie
The Preservation of Silverware Promise
The Electro Silicon company promotes a silverware cleaner and polish, Alooteo Silicon, claiming forty years of proven effectiveness and chemical free brilliance. A free trial quantity is offered by mail to readers who send their address to The Electro Silicon company, 30 Cliff St New York, with 15 cents per box shipped postpaid.
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Alooteo-Silicon Tas
Electro Silicon Company
Clift St
New York
Electro
Drugelsta
United States
Foot of Pennies Benefit At Pirat Presbyterian
Large attendance at a benefit social for Lee Street Church at Pirat Presbyterian last evening. Guests contributed a foot of peonies and a sizable sum was realized. Music and instrumental selections by Abreet church members followed, then social time and refreshments.
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Pirat Presbyterian
Lee Street
Choral Society Fundraiser at Free Baptist Church
A choral society event at the Free Baptist church drew around one hundred attendees Friday evening. Proceeds benefited a local cause with Grace Durfee and Edward Taylor performing a violin duet, Helen Krause at the piano, Helen Hare reciting, and Dora Smith singing a vocal solo. Rev. George R. Barnarth delivered a short address.
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Free Baptist Church
Choral Society of
Grace Durfee
Edward Taylor
Helen Krause
Helen Hare
George R. Barnarth
Mise Dora Smith
Eye Care Talk Delights Commerce School Audience
Dr. J. Luger spoke to the School of Commerce about general eye care. He warned against near point strain from early schooling and cited Swiss methods of early object lessons. He cited laws in several states and offered simple steps to prevent common eye aches.
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J. 8. Luger
School of Commerce
Switzerland
Kentucky
Vermont
Massachisetts
Ohio
Lunger
Starving Children Move City Man to Credit Flour
A jobless man in need of flour grabs a sack from a uptown grocery. Police follow to his home where a table shows a dozen nearly starving children eating with bare hands. The merchant later sent a bill to the family and may seek humane society help.
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Humana Veloty
A Nuture Dame Ladt's Appeal For Home Treatment
A notice addresses rheumatism and neuralgia sufferers offering a free home treatment that claims to banish uric acid from the blood and relieve stiff joints. It asserts no climate is required and cites testimonials. Correspondence urged to Mrs. M. Summers, Box K, Notre Dame, with claims of plant and tree ingredients.
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J. M. Schneider
J. A. Schroe 1
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Westerville
H. ¥. Speer
Harry Hall
Satuday
Ada
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Doge Town
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Jericho
Kansas
Union
Prohibition
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Choral Society
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