Not One Dollar Lost In Enterprise Bank Case
Governor Pennypacker announced the State Treasury restored every Enterprise deposit plus over 14000 in interest earned while the funds were tied up. Critics who blamed Republicans for the bank failure now face the fact that the Commonwealth did not lose a dollar, credited to prudent treasury management and preemptive safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bank
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Pennypacker
Enterprise
Commonwealth
State Treasury
Mathues
Trade and Industry Extend Gains Amid Market Stringency
Condition of trade shows no interruption to overall progress as money market stringency prompts conservative speculation. Weather aids distribution of goods. retail volumes stay strong beyond coal regions. Building slow due to labor and material limits. high commodity demand reflected in April Dunn’s Index at 106,066. Manufacturing fully engaged. pig iron at peak. footwear shipments from Boston surging. textiles steadier. Railway earnings up 8.1 percent. stock prices softening. Exports of farm staples reach 69.75 million, up 2.25 million from last year. Bank exchanges rise about 3.9 to 7.7 percent in major cities. April failures tally 1,755,644 with manufacturing largest share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
United States
Canada
Dun
A Rare Comedy of the Philippines by Hopper praised
James Hopper is hailed as the Kipling of the Philippines for The Struggles and Triumph of Isidro de los Maestros in McClure's. The piece notes pathos in Filipino life and calls the story a rare privilege, blending humor and drama while praising Hopper’s insight into local life. The commentary also lightly satirizes Democratic political divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
James Hopper
Kipling
Isidro de Los Maestros
McClure
Hopper
India
Isidro
County Letters CEITIST Notice to Correspondents
All copy must be in our hands by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign his or her name to communications, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Cornplanter Reservation News April 16 Highlights Local Visits
April 16 report from Cornplanter Reservation records a large church attendance on April 8 with M M Sanderson and Morgan of Warren Y M C A visiting. Local residents such as Leroy Bennett, Estella Noyes, and G L Halftown are noted plus Easter Salvation Army services and community updates including deaths and school figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Sanderson
Mr. Morgan
Warren Y. M.C. A
Chester Redeye and wife visit Quaker Bridge Easter
Chester Redeye and wife of Quaker Bridge New York arrived Sunday evening. Geo Lee Sr led YMCA services at Quaker Bridge on Easter Sunday and returned home Monday morning. His young son Harry is very ill, with Dr Anna Flatt summoned Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reed
Grove
Kinzua
Groat
Reeves
Chester Redeye
Quakerbridge
N. Y
Geo, Lee, Sr
Harry
Anna Flatt
Salvation Army Musical in Warren and Local Notices
The Salvation Army of Warren held a musical in Grange Hall on Wednesday April 11. Local residents attended social events and visits included Mr. and Mrs. Nesmith, Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Bert Swager, Mr. Grove, and C. T. Lander. A farm barn on Walter’s farm burned around 3:30 am Tuesday. only a cutter and hay remained. Fire cause unknown. Easter visits noted. Andrew Arnold moved his family. Ruth Cable visited Myrtle Bennett.
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Salvation Army of
Warren
Grange Hall
T. J. Harrington
Nesmith
J. C. Cox
Frewsburg, Foster
Bert Swager
Miller
Fentonville
Mr. Grove
Jamestown
C. T. Lander
Mr. Walter
Rickerson
Mr. Landers
Pineville
O. A. Hale
Clark
Ruth Wiggins
Haskins
Russell
Jno. van Orsdale
Andrew Arnold
Ruth Cable
Myrtle Bennett
Irvine News Briefs Describe Returnings and Local Troubles
Esther Newbold returns from Philadelphia after an extended absence. Henry Walters returns from Virginia with timber track turned over to Warren parties. Mrs A E Singleton summoned to sister Mrs Van Epps near Pittsfield due to illness. Carl Myers home and under the weather. McKinney Bros close outlet from Brokenstraw Creek overflow causing annoyance locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Newbold
Philadelphia
Henry Walters
Virginia
A. E. Singleton
van Epps
Pittsfield
Carl Myers
Carl
The
McKinney Bros
Brokenstraw
Irvinton notes include fishing season start and local events
The Irvington report covers the first legal trout season opening with several locals fishing and one 22 inch catch weighing 3 pounds dressed. It notes evidence of prior illegal fishing, Easter services at M E church with Rev Burns and Epworth League led by Miss Mabel Walters, and various social visits. It also mentions the Third Sub-District Epworth League convention planned for April 27–28 in Barnes, plus local gatherings, greetings, and a W C T U supper planned for April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
P.R. R
Kane
Erie
Burns
M. EK
Epworth League
Mabel Walters
Christian Endeavor
Ethel Ault
Warren
Our Village
Mary van Dyke
Lamonia
Roy
Ariel
Barnes
Mrs. Donaldson
Mayme Donaldson
Miss Merrick
Miss Gildersleeve
Brookston
Blanche Taylor
McWilliams
Sheffield
W. J. Smiley
S. E. Barnes
Mrs. Scott
Mable Alling
Royston
Chandlers Valley April graduation and local notices
Chandlers Valley High School held a well attended graduation with praise for the faculty. Rev Gage presented Prof Henry a watch fob. Local arrivals, visits, and work updates follow, including Miss Kate Porter near Warren, J P Swanson illness, May Nobles in Jamestown, and a ran away incident injuring Fred Wall. Ray Delamater heads to Iron Mountain creamery. Valley Creamery to open April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
Chandlers Valley High School
Gage
Henry
Kate Porter
Warren
N. A. Porter
Charles Swanson
Clyde
Rouse House
J. P. Swanson
May Nobles
Jamestown
W. Delamater
Frank
Fred Wall
Jones Hill
Fred
Ray Delamater
Iron Mountain
Mich
Ada Peterson
Theodore Akins
Valley Creamery
Barnes APRIL 16 Local Notes on Home Cleanup and Visits
April 16 notes report Barnes coping with housecleaning as property owners lay sidewalks and improvements. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Anna Barnes. Prof Rozelle visited Warren on business. Ethel Atkinson of Sheffield Eastering with Mrs James Gilson. Mrs B Mainwaring ill and not improving. Dolph Roberts from Sheffield over Sunday. Frank Titus and wife from Glade visiting briefly. Mrs Mattie Houghton returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anna Barnes
Rozelle
Warren
Ethel Atkinson
Sheffield
James Gilson
B. Mainwarring
Dolph Roberts
Frank Titus
Glade
Mattie Houghton
Local Notes From Kane April 16
J Lt Bradley returns to duties in Cleveland after family time. C L Godding and wife depart Waterloo Iowa after two week visit. Leo Parkhurst ill with scarlet fever on Park avenue. J S Underwood and wife visit A Y Jones home on Hemlock avenue and return to Renova. Mrs Badger of Nansen visits Kane last Tuesday. L D Bassett back from extended Texas visit. Rev D M James of Virginia attends to Kane business interests.
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J. Lt. Bradley
Cleveland
C. L. Godding
Waterloo
Iowa
Leo Parkhurst
Park Avenue
J. S. Underwood
A. Y. Jones
Hemlock Avenue
Renova
Badger
Nansen
Kane
L. D. Bassett
Texas
D. M. James
Virginia
Mrs H H Clayson Returns From Canton Visit
Mrs H H Clayson came home last Thursday after a three week stay with her daughter Mrs J Alfred Klein in Canton Ohio. Easter services across churches were unusually fine with crowded churches despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Clayson
J. Alfred Klein
Canton
Ohio
Local notes from Columbus on visits and events
Mrs Jane Damon and Ella arrived from Michigan to visit relatives in Columbus. Mrs Jas Edwards returns to Danville after visiting her mother Mrs Eli Dewey. The Dramatic Club performed well with Capt Baker delivering a pleasing specialty. Mrs John Tuttle returns to Union City after a Farmers visit. Sugar business closed awaiting fair weather for crops. Mrs Frank Scholton, who sprained her knee, can walk a little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Damon
Ella
Michigan
Jas. Edwards
Danville
Ohio
Eli Dewey
Dramatic Club
Baker
John Tuttle
Union City
Frank Scholton
Local notices from Youngsville area include visits and services
Dugall April 16 Edward Johnson of Youngsville visited in this vicinity last Sunday Rev J A Rinell attends conference in Jamestown this week Mr and Mrs Gust Isacson were business visitors in Youngsville Friday last Rev Rinell held Lutheran church meetings last week closing Saturday Gust Jones of Columbus was a business visitor in this vicinity part of last week Mrs Britta S Swanson died (Continued on 5th page.)
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Cor
Green
J. M. Green
M. E. Church
Warren County
Edinboro
Isaac Williams
Corydon
J. R. Mier
Kinzua
J. Ek. Reynolds
Hemlock
N. Y
S. B. McMillian
Warren
Ida Smith
Calvin Blanchard
Jamestown
J. W. Green
Maude
Tionesta
R. E. Green
Pittsburg
Albert Wyman
Akeley
F. M. Clicquennot
Anthony Muntz
C. M. Bergstrom
M. E. Shearman
Lena Hoop
J. E. Morse
Charles Morrison
Salamanca
A. A. Wilcox
Onoville
KE. W. Wilcox
Sugar Run House
Ada Cook
S.L. Morrison
West Line
F. A. McGill
Frank Marsh
C. D. Seaman
S. E. MccMillian and Sons
J. D. Newton
Klondike
Lorinda Smith
Daisy McKerahan
Wilmerding
Hallie Martin
Clarion
State Normal School
Edward Johnson
Youngsville
J. A. Rinell
Gust Isacson
Rinell
Lutheran Church
Gust Jones
Columbus
Britta S. Swanson
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Maren Mail
the Mail Publishing CO
Enos T. Drum
W.R. McKinney
East
Bryan
Hearst
County Letters
Cornplanter Reservation
G. L. Halftown
Thomas Jacob
Geo. Lee, Sr
Lawrence
Estella Noyes
Samuel Fatly
Dwight Bennett
C. A. Ince
P. C. Holt
Gibson Pierce
James
Geo. Lee
Will Stronner
Olean
Stronner
B. J. McMicheal
Messrs
Asa and
Willis Hoover
Cherry Grove
McMicheal
Milt Campbell
Sugar Run
Cora C. Green
Ayer
J.C. Aye
Ayers
Irvine
Ingrain
Brussels
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Warren, Pa
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