Local notes from Akeley and area include events and visits
Akeley hosts Children's Day exercises with the S. S. program led by Mr. and Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Lindsay. Families visit and guests arrive from Jamestown and Youngstown. A spraying demonstration at Grand View Farm and a lively library meeting with music, readings, and a quilt auction take place. Rev. Thompson serves the U B church, and Children Day is set for next Sunday at 11. M E quarterly meets June 1 with Rev. Burns attending.
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W. P. Hale
C. E. Marsh
Etta Martin
Russell
Harmon Center
Frank Scalise
Jamestown
Akeley
Grand View Fruit Farm
Surface
W. B. Hale
Mosshammer
Lester Hale
Gladys Lamb
Gussie Lindsay
Sarah Sears
Myrtle Thompson
Ruth Brown
Lois Hale
Clara Marsh
Barney
Effie W. Parker
Princeton
Ill
Rose Geracimos
Warren
Howard’s
M. E
Burns
Bear Lake News of Gettysburg I C O F Visit and New York trip
C L Chapman attended the I C O F convention in Gettysburg the past week then traveled to New York to visit daughter Mrs Grayce Jackson and Mrs Wm Sweetland and grandson Donnie Cornish. The group plans to visit Washington to see Sweetland's son and family. A new boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Goodrich on Sunday evening May 18.
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Wm. Sweetland
Rev. Thompson
Dayton
Ohio
U. B. Church
C. A. Carpenter
West Greely Street
Lawrence Johnson
Bear Lake
C. L. Chapman
Gettysburg
New York
Mrs
Grayce
Jack
Donnie Cornish
Local Visitors and Shifts At Warren Community
Mrs. H. B. Lounsbury of Warren and sister Mrs. Betsey Nobbs of North Warren visit the old homestead for a few days. Mrs. C. D. Outrid guests Mrs. A. H. LaDon. O. E. Headley pays Warren a business visit. Mr. Blakesley shuts down his mill for a few days. F. A. Nelson nearly finishes sawing his stock of logs. Miss Margarette Anderson of Mack's Corner calls on friends. Jacob Shuler Sr. and daughter Rose of Corydon visit Luce Shuler.
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Germany
H. B. Lounsbury
Warren
Betsey Nobbs
North Warren
Old Homestead
C. D. Outrid
A. H. LaDon
O. E. Headley
Blakesley
F. A. Nelson
Margarette Anderson
Mack’s Corner
Friends
Jacob Shuler, Sr
Rose
Corydon
Luce
Drummer Boys and Civil War Connexions
Captain George L. Kilmer recounts how youthful drummers like Johnny Clem inspired Civil War myths. He traces British practice, U S adoption of musician soldiers, and how boys like Clem joined as volunteers or drums when enlisted as civilians could not yet be soldiers.
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Waterloo
United States
Napoleon
Wellington
Austerlitz
1861
Royal Scots
Johnny Clem
Shiloh
Chickamauga
England
Regular Army
Volunteer Army
Willie Johnson
Vermont
Munson
Massachusetts
Roanoke
Gardner
Michigan
A. K. Clark
Georgia
Tennessee
Coro Guard
Federal Ambulance Corps
Congress
Hell
Warren Savings Bank Report from May 1 1913
The document lists Warren Savings Bank assets and liabilities as of May 1 1913 including reserve funds cash and notes 395 41200 due from approved reserves 268 869 27 legal securities 66 500 000 781 27 and various loans and securities totaling assets 4 315 470 07. Liabilities include capital stock profits deposits and other obligations totaling 4 315 470 07. Cashier G B Ensworth swears the accuracy of the report before Notary A G Eldred on May 9 1913.
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Banks and Trust Cos
Tang Vowel Aidsdy Azn
Olicena Dla Iok
sibaWiis
Tragedy of Two Hunters Found on Thurlow Island Coast
Skeletons of two men believed to be M Maloney and Edward Whalen, hunters missing for nearly three years on Thurlow Island near the northern British Columbia coast, have been found. Skulls crushed, likely by an axe, with evidence pointing to a violent end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver, & C
M Maloney
Edward Whalen
Thurlow Island
British Columbia
Balance Sheet of Warren County Bank Treasurer's Statement
The document lists assets and liabilities including cash and specie 10 980 05, securities pledged 14 082 61, loans 3 800 00 to 79 499 99, bonds 7 250 00, mortgages 45 747 00, deposits 86 189, time deposits 15 170 02, saving funds 113 499 85, and total assets 373 272 20. It shows capital stock 125 000 00, surplus 250 00, undivided profits 12 392 31, and bills payable 11 500 00. The treasurer H S Keck swears to the accuracy of the figures in Warren County Pennsylvania.
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Ccsereere
Banks and Trust Cos
Ley Bot
Las
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Steeteneee
Esseee
Carina Tefetra Ssi Sas
Balance Sheet Fragments Showing Bank Liabilities and Trust Funds
The document lists capital stock paid in cash 125 000 00 and surplus fund 12 500 00 with undivided profits less expenses and taxes. It shows deposits subject to check 307 758 61, demand certificates 6 291 95, and time deposits 290 571 43. Other items include due to Commonwealth 15 000 00, due to banks and trust companies 3 347 64, outstanding treasurer’s and certified checks 2 064 55, and overdrafts 738 45. Trust funds invested 58 706 33 and uninvested 3 055 09. Total 625 508 68 and 428 656 86.
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Sves
Rewice
Misan Co
Csociataranen
Banks & Trust Cos
Commonwealth Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Trust Cos
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First National Bank
Warren, Penna
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Warren Trust Company
Citizens National Bank, of
Warren, Pa
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
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State of
Pennsylvania
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G.B. Ensworth
G. B. Ensworth
A. G. Eldred
E. W. Campbell
R. W. Stone
W.M. Lindsdy
Conewango Trust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pregrania
I S. Keck
H. S. Keck
John Siggins, JR
Jarredt
Jos. G. Johnson
Emil Johnson
Herbert G. Eaton
Warren Trust Company of
Second Street
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Sreeereter
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Lars MacDonald
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