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from Omaha where he has transacting business for the few past days.
The art forum of the Women's club will meet at the home of Mrs. Bonner, street, at evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt left morning for Fremont where they spend few days ONE visiting tives and friends. IN Mrs. Frank Yearsley left for this morning spend the week end with her Fay, who attending the university. Judge Dorsey of Omaha spent terday in the city visiting torneys enroute to Mitchell, Neb.. he will try bankruptcy izens case. and Mrs Emmett Shumway o'clock arrived home this morning from until Peublo, Col., where they have spent the past several days visiting several The funeral of the late Mr. Martini who was found dead bed viously Tuesday morning from sudden one heart attack held this morning other, 10 o'clock from the St. Patrick's curious church. Interment was made in the mained. local cemetery. The North Platte Dancing club their held their regular dance had evening the Dickey Dreamland the dance hall. About forty couples present Following the dance they adjourned the Blue Goose served The offices the rear over the day, Tramp and the Tramp Shoe occupied Bullock's studio are now being The decorated and remodeled to be cupied in the near future by the land Carr, now located not Building and Loan building. thirty the people of the local Lutheran church expect to to Lewellen Saturday the Luther League district ference to be held there Saturday Sunday. Rev. Guss, bank president of the Synod of Nebraska City be the principal speaker on this unday and then will to North Platte to fill the local pulpit Sunday while Rev. Anspach preaches at Lewellen. At the on Saturday evening Rev. will be toastmaster and JeanThe Toops and Mrs. Henry Johnson of North Platte will respond to toasts. Miss Larson will bank superintend the Sunday school deposits which will be etirely conducted leagurers. 1926.
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OF THE LARGEST BANKS PALM BEACH CAUGHT IN THE FAILURES.
Palm Beach, March 14. strenuous run on the Citbank started at the opening hour and continued early afternoon, abated at this afternoon with small lines within the bank and at windows. The long line of patrons was stretched almost block street and half block on anhad disappeared and only throng of spectators Officials of the bank reiterated statement that the closing hour been extended o'clock interest of their
West Palm Beach, March 14. Palm Beach banks failed to open their doors while another local financial stitution sought ostave off
Farmers Bank and Trust company of West Palm Beach, one of largest banks in this section, did open today folowing midnight by Reese, president, that the closing of banks and Palm Beach bank last Tuesday had precipitated the the First National of Lake Worth and the Ocean bank of Del Ray did not open morning. No reason for their separate actions were made public. Hawkins, state bank examiner, assumed charge of the Del Ray stitution. The closing at Lake that city without bank. Del Ray bank was capitalized deposits aggregatand the Lake Worth had capital of and $2,622,690, both in their last statements published in July long line of men and women braved pelting rain here this morning determined the Citizens Bank of Palm Beach. sizeable crowd startforming hour before its usual opening and was augmented by reports that the Farmers Bank had The line stretched solid almost block on Clements street and Narcissus street block. The line remained intact, although shower crowds which threatened at times to at this intersection. Reports were circulated that armored truck enroute here with substantial financial aid from Miami banks. Officials and directors of the Citizens Bank, who had been session all night, met the run this morning statement assuring the depositors that sufficient funds had been every one and that pay the bnak "would not close or The Citizens Bank, together with the Farmers Bank, last week weathered the determined runs.
Hansen returned to his Sidney having* transacted bus. this city for the past days. Russell Overman, who attendwatch makers school in Peoria arrived home spend few visiting relatives and friends. Del Brownfield of Hershey spent today in this city and Mrs. McKee ington spent Sunday in this city visiting friends. Lena Johnson arrived home from Omaha where she spent the few days visiting friends. Mildred Nickerson is reportbe ill at local hopital suffering from an attack of acute pendicitis. Vickery returned his home in this city from Omaha where has spent he past few days business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt rived home from Fremont where spent the week end visiting the home of the latter's parents. Miss Truly Forbes, student Midland Fremont, spent the college, end in this city visiting her week and Mrs. Forbes. parents, Russell McMichael, student at the University of Nebraska arrived home called here by the illness being mother, Mrs. Howard McMichael. Williams, general manager the Wyoming division and Olcott, official, Cheyenne, spent yesterday in this city upon company business. Miss Elaine Burling arrived city yesterday from Stapleton called here by the death being grandfather, the late Andrew Jackson. Miss Edith Pyle, arrived in this from Greeley, Colo., where she city attends the Colorado State Teachers' college, to spend few days and Den, received twenty pairs pheasants from the state agriculdepartment at Lincoln for tribution this section of the The distribution will be soon as road conditions permit. arrived this city from Peoria, where attending watch After visiting relatives friends for few days he making the trip auto. Mrs. Joe Nolan today Angeles, Calif., where will husband, former owner the Rexall drug store, to make their future home. will companied by her brother, Carl Reinsh of Omaha. The Literature, Art and Music Department the Woman's meet Tuesday the Hotel Palace banquet interesting has been program ranged. Paper, "Modern German French Music," by Mrs. Drusilla solo, Mrs. N. Moran; Brown; piano solo, Miss Lois Hart; German and French songs, Helen Bonner; act play by the one Literary club of the North Platte School, directed by Miss Neva Jones; hostess, Mrs. Carr. C. Dedmore will leave this for Omaha where he will evening transact business for few
