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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1911

Page

10

Penfield Bank Scandal Ends in Kelley Losses and Disappearance

Bank president E. J. Penfield flees Kelley Iowa after forging Copestake endorsements and diverting funds. Des Moines and Boone banks probe a $5,200 Copestake draft and a $2,000 Des Moines cashing, while locals fear losses exceed $50,000 and trust in the Bank of Kelley collapses.

Penfield Iowa 4. C. Copestake Zimmerman Chicago Des Moines Gavitt & Fassett Ames Bank of Kelley Nevada Kelley

New Citizens State Bank Planned for Kelley

The capital stock of 10000 is subscribed and paid up for a new bank to be named Citizens State Bank. It will begin business after charter receipt with C L Siverly as Cashier and H O Sandness as Assistant Cashier. Other incorporators include E W Stanton George Judison George Starr and others. Siverly will supervise the startup while remaining at Union National Bank of Ames.

B. J. Penfield Kelley Bank of Kelley Board of Trade E. J. Penfield Penfield Goodby South Dakota Boone Chicago Boone National Bank New York J. C. Copestake Ames Des Continental Bank Des Moines Boone National Copestake Boone Bank Nw York Bankers Life Tank of J. Sandness Peneld J. W. Johnson Geo. Starr Geo. Holland Shiber Slottenow Johnson Erma Stevens Drake Citizens State Bank W. M. Greeley Anton Teinertson C. L Siverly H. O. Sandness E. W. Stanton George Judison George Starr Chris Elbert Lester Rosenfeld W. A. Gossard James Hutchinson Siverly Union National Bank of Ames Kelley United Mr. Siverly

GEO Washington at School Commemorative Program

Commemorations held in ward schools with four and eight grade students in a combined program at the high school assembly. Numbers impressed visitors. a dramatic number board conveyed its lesson. G A R and other invited organizations contributed, underscoring broad community involvement.

Brigade Staff and Co Inspected by U S Army Officer

Capt. Switzer of Fort CrookNebraska inspected Company C Ames Iowa with Gen Lincoln present. Weston earned 98 in drill Kelsoe also praised. The exercise highlighted discipline uniforms and stores as officers praised the men and urged high standards for a true soldier and gentleman. Emerson will speak Feb 27 at 9 30 AM for the I S C oratory contest.

Co. C U. S John Switzer Fourth Infantry A Fort Crook Neb Switzer Lincoln Company C William B. Weston John K. Kelsoe Des Moines Weston Kelsop Percy Ellis James Rush Lincoln Ames Herman Knapp Ame E. E. Lambert Newton Frank R. Fisher Waterloo H. E. Hadley Nevada F. G. Stough Ida Grove Aid de Camp Harold J. Smith Webster City Cockswain Foster Navy Charles Rummel West Point Philippines Town National Guard Iowa National Guard

Ames Campaign for Church Going Promotes Lent Effort

The Men of the Churches launch a six week Church Going Campaign to raise Ames attendance at houses of worship during Lent. Delegates from Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, United Brethren, Christian and Episcipal groups form committees with officers and a six Sunday schedule March 16 to April 16. The plan urges all churches to unite, minimize social events, invite all residents, and distribute universal invitations while restricting extra services.

Ames Methodist Church Organi Roll Call Baptist Harris Bower Norman Liverly Rex McDonald Stafford Kooser Wambeam Lon United Brethren Déggett Clark Christian Stayner Henry Duntz Childs Orton W. H. Dogcett J. A. Campbell C. A. Duntz F. P. Harris W. H. Stafford C. L. Siverly W. A. Bower C. C. Major Ed Rex Mr. Clark Herman Mortenson Briley Quade F. R. Conaway F. W. Hicks C. R. Quade G. E. Staynor P. P. Harris W. H. Doggett Ave Pantors Exottielo M.G. A Hicks Lymen Cam

What the Pastors Promise

A fragment outlines Christian religion as the basis of domestic civic and national welfare, asserts the church as the home of religious life, and notes a broader rap about topics continued on another page.

Collegiate Presbyterian Church Organized at Ames

The Presbytery of Waterloo formed a new Collegiate Presbyterian Church of Ames at Thos Sloss home on campus with about thirty members. Officials include Elders Sloss Brown Reid and Trustees Sloss Grey Smiley. A summer building to serve residents and students is planned under Synod of Iowa support.

Synod of Iowa Presbytery of Waterloo Thomas Sloss Fourth Ward Ames Ames Society College Chapel Presbyterian Church Salvation Free Thos. Sloss Prof. Brown James Reid Alexander Grey George Smiley Sloss Purmort Des Moines Synodical Stewart West Gate Collegiate Presbyterian Church of Collegi

Mail Carriers Hold Ames County Convention

The rural letter carriers of Story County met at Roberson's hall with a noon dinner at Hotel Ames. Officials and guests from Ames, Nevada, Story City, Gilbert, and Slater attended as the Ames Commercial Club hosted a vibrant gathering praising the postal service and city benefits. The event featured prayers, welcoming remarks, and remarks by Sampson Wier on carrier life, then flowed into recollections and praise of road improvements and mail delivery.

Ames Story County Roberson’s America O. K. Helvig O. K George D. Crissman Methodists Church Sheldon Uncle Sam Bosworth Commercial Club Charles Hamilton Sampson Wier Story City Dr. Crissman Sampson Col. Sheldon U. S Wilmington Island Luzon Crissman

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