Bank Statement of Financial Position as of June 19 1912
State of Pennsylvania Warren County I E H Lampe cashier of the bank swears the presented figures are true to the best of his knowledge. The document lists loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured U S bonds for circulation and deposits other bonds cash items reserves and notes of other banks with a total of 4 256 229 08 dollars. signed by directors and a notary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
U.S
U. S
S. Ereaeurer
ANA Dankets
Tess
State of
I. E. H. Lampe
KF. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
Notary Puble
Ccc Cr
C. A. Pressel
O. A. Pressel
Esther M. Park
First National Bank
Wdgeri OR Co Saks
Soidechaveness
Afotug
Spieekerhaed
T Bank
Vane
C. T.conarro
T. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Seventeenth Lakeside Chautauqua Opens at Findley Lake
The Lakeside Chautauqua Assembly opens August 3 at Findley Lake and runs through August 25 with a stronger program and hopes for larger attendance. Gunfire and arrests mark Erie crime as officer Cruthers shoots two robbers and wounds one in a pursuit while others escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Chautauqua Assembly
Findley Lake
Erie
Robert Cruthers
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Cudahys Remarried at Elcelstor Springs Missouri
Mr and Mrs Jack Cudahy were remarried at Elcelstor Springs Missouri last week by justice A H Spelton. They disappeared from Kansas City in an automobile after obtaining a marriage license. A divorce followed the attack by the husband on banker Jere S Lillis at the Cudahy home two years ago.
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Cudahys
Jack Cudahy
Elcelstor Springs
A. H. Spelton
Cow Dragged Boy to Death in Albany County Incident
Eleven year old Dolly Dominic Boys of Watervliet was leading a cow on the Schenectady railroad when a car headlight frightened the animal. The cow dashed in front of the car and dragged the boy beneath its wheels, killing him and mangling his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Dominic Boys
Watervliet
Albany County
Schenectady
Murphy to Lie In State in Johnstown Funeral Planned
Johnstown expects Governor Tener and former Governor Edwin S. Stuart among mourners at the funeral of former Lieutenant Governor Robert S. Murphy who died in Philadelphia. The body will lie in state at City Hall until noon tomorrow, with services at Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal church and burial in Grandview cemetery. Pallbearers are Cambria County Bar Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Tener
Edwin S. Stuart
Robert S. Murphy
Philadelphia
Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Grandview Cemetery
The
Bar Association of
Cambria County
Ed ward Van Alstyne Named Director of Farm Institutes
Calvin J. Huson New York State Commissioner of Agriculture announced Ed ward Van Alstyne of Kinderhook as director of farmers institutes. Van Alstyne has 21 years in institute work and is dean of the institute conductors. Huson conferred with conductors at the office and at the state fair in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Calvin J. Huson
Edward van Alstyne
Kinderhook
van Alstyne
Huson
Lake Gives Up Death By Own Action
A floater found in Chautauqua lake late Saturday afternoon by James Harrison proved to be William Darling, 47, of Corry Pa. He had been in the water a week and had hired a rowboat at Celoron on Sunday. The weight used as an anchor was tied around him. He was to start work in Jamestown the next day.
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Resources
L. S. Clough
T. O. Slater
Jerry Crary
Iriamr
E. D. Everts Hardware Co. Ltd
G. Washington Fuller
Reynoldsville
Morris-Platt Institute
Fuller
Henry Schau
Geneva
August Hein
Schau
Hamot
Bailett
Hein
Chautauqua Belt
Lakeshore
Delaware
Johnstons
Petroleum Center
James and
Innis Russel
Plumer
Brough
Petrolem Center
Russell Brothers
Kittanning Times
I& Options
Armstrong County
Kittanning
Butler and Clarion Water
Oil City
Franklin Mason
Frederick B. Black
Franklin
Pennsylvania Knights Templar
Harry E. Buckingham
Titusville
Johnnie
Martha Amon
Sheakleyville
John W. Steele
Crete
Neb
Clearfield Township
Foulk
Lincoln
Jamestown
Julius Lincoln
Chautauqua
First Lutheran Church
Chautauqua County
Robert Muff
Ridgway
Elk County
Orders of Odd Fellows of
Department Council
J.C. McKinney
John Gage
Hershey Cooley Creamery
Warsaw
N. Y
Mr. Gage
R. S. Murphy
Lineman
Samuel Fish
Corning
Lewis Copp
George Moore
High Bridge
Silver Creek
Moore
Cortland
Fred H. Vunk
Lockport
Costello
Cortland County
Eddy
G. M. Kent
Christian Scientist Church
That City
Mary Baker Eddy
Bath
Charles Mason Gross
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Board of Vestry
Gross
St. Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
George W. Peck
Clinton W. Richardson
W. G. Masterman
Steuten County
George W. Halleck Bank of
Messrs. Peck
Richardson
Citizens National Bank
Total
Bernard McOwen
E. H. Beshlin
D. L. Gerould
Joseph A. Schofield
R. W. Stone
Credit Goupon
Warren Mail
Price & Topple
Princeton
Ann Arbor
Henderson
Puritan
W.F. Frederick
Penn’a Ave
Warren, Pa
Pickett Hardware Co
Warren Penn
Mail Printing CO
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