Dear Bill Letter Recvd and Firecrackers Shine in Summer Fun
A long, rambling note recalls a letter from Bill and a summer day with fishing, family cat antics, fireworks, a Tin Can firecracker stunt, ice cream and pink lemonade, a neighborhood tournament, and a late night football scrimmage tied to a lively family scene. The writer jokes about Lizzie thinking they are mad and signs off with chatter about kids going to swim.
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Bill
Gettisburg
Jorey
Chase
Nex
Goodness
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P. S
Lizzie
Brother Smiths Place and Summer Visits Highlight Warren
Miss Imogene Reynolds spends summer at Walter Reynolds home after winter in Los Angeles. Families from Brookville and Washington visit Warren, with auto trips to Philadelphia and Buffalo planned. Local social rounds include Miss Helen Walker staying with Miss Virginia Green and Miss Edith Newmaker returning from Canton Club Girls conference.
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Imogene Reynolds
Los Angeles
Walter Reynolds
John M. Steele
J. H. Somerville
Brookville
J. W. Elliott
Helen Walker
St. Marys
Virginia Green
Liberty Street
Harriet Myers
Corry
J. H. Miller
Washington, D. C
Clarence Arnold
E. L. Stein
Rochester
N. Y
J. F. MacChesney
Grove City
J. P. Maitland
Margaret C. Alexander
Boston
Mass
W. G. Alexander
Joseph Streich
Fred Check
Ed Check
Fred Gaffner
Jacop Gaffner
Big Bend
Edith Newmaker
Canton
Camp Nephwin
The Young Graduate Admonitions from Japan
A column reflects on youth confidence and future life lessons. It cites Japanese maxims about restraint, conduct, appearance, health, and duty, urging graduates to become useful to their country while respecting parents and avoiding vanity.
Warren National Bank Report of Condition June 23 1915
The Warren National Bank report shows loans of 2.56 million and securities totaling 5.34 million. Assets include U S bonds pledged for circulation 300 thousand, reserve deposits, and cash items. liabilities show deposits 3.79 million and capital stock 300 thousand with profits.
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Warren National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Warren Savings Bank Statement June 20 1915 Warren PA
The Warren Savings Bank of Warren Pennsylvania reports assets totaling 5 309 262 44 with cash and reserves 441 710 93, loans 3 185 81, etc. Liabilities total 5 399 262 44 including capital stock 152 900 00 surplus 469 275 00 remaining deposits 940 184 09 and other items. Cashier G B Ensworth swears accuracy as of June 20 1915 with notary Ozro Nesmith.
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G. B. Ensworth
Ozro Nesmith
L. R. Freeman
E. W. Campbell
W. W. Beaty
Warren bank reports assets and liabilities July 2 1915
2226 Citizens National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania files its June 23 1915 balance sheet listing resources including loans and discounts 501831.91 overdrafts 592.16 U S bonds secured 100000 reserves from Federal Reserve Bank 9690.09 own real estate 476.23 due from banks 893.61 and other items totaling 749 900 approx. Liabilities show capital stock 109000.09 surplus 159000 undivided profits something reserved for interest and other items and deposits including demand deposits 444487.59 with signatures by cashier O A Pressel and officers L C Eddy H A Booth J S Bayer D L Gerould July 2 1915.
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Leesecussels Callages
Hank Crane
Isitaiians
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
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U. S. Reserve
Federal Reserve
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Receiver's Sale Postponed at Warren Pennsylvania
Postponed receivers sale listed assets and liabilities for a Pennsylvania bank in Warren. figures show securities pledges time loans cash deposits and mortgages, with totals around 374 thousand dollars and 110 thousand in loans. Official signatures include treasurer H S Keck and directors Siggins Johnson Eaton Johnson.
Petroleum Center Reunion Postponed Until July 14
The Petroleum Centre reunion planned for today is rescheduled to Wednesday July 14 due to rain. The event at Mountain Grove will include a basket picnic and speeches by Peter A. Wilbert and E C Bell recounting the oil town’s palmy days. Miss Hazel Ensign has returned home to Corydon.
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Petroleum Centre
Oil Town
Mountain Grove
Peter A. Wilbert
E. C. Bell
Peaceful Pickleweights Coming to North American Comics Page
The Philadelphia North American announces a new Sunday comic section starting July 11 featuring the Pickleweights in full color on a full page. Bradford moves the family to the country hoping tranquil scenes ease past feuds while Katzenjammer Kids Just Boys and Their Only Child join the slate.
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Enoch
Maria
Ichabod
Dill
Helen Battleax
Philadelphia
Bradford
Savings Bank Plans Large Electric Sign On Roof
A Warren Savings Bank will install one of the largest electric signs atop its building, recently delivered and unloaded. The sign will be visible from east and west and readable for miles, enhancing the bank’s exterior. The notice includes a contemporaneous bank statement and official attestations from cashier I C Conarro dated July 2 1515. The document also covers a continuation of the Bennett Piano Company stock sale and related receivership details.
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Warren
Warren Savings Bank
Bennett Piano Company
R. G. Chapel
W. Frederick Snender
City Council Selects Boyd Auto Firetruck for $4500
Government clerks in Washington watch films of themselves at work and the city council approves buying a Boyd Company auto firetruck for 4500 dollars. It is expected to arrive by October 1.
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Washington
Boyd Auto
Boyd Company
American Citizen Devries Arrested by Calais Military
Paris reports an American citizen named Devries, once a representative of an American firm in Amsterdam, has been arrested by military authorities at Calais. The charge against him is not disclosed.
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Paris
Devries
Amsterdam
Calais
British Amputations From War Injuries Rise to 782
London July report shows only 782 cases required amputation of one or more limbs among British soldiers admitted to hospitals in England and France since the war began, per Harold J. Tennant, parliamentary under secretary of war, in answer to a Commons question.
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London
England
France
Harold J. Tennant
House of Commons
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Jos. G. Johnson
Hazel Ensign
Corydon
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Frank Morrison
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