EW President of Strustand Savings
EW President of Strustand Savings Director.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
5
EW President of Strustand Savings Director.
The Moline Trust and Savings Bank directors elected H A Ainsworth as president to replace the late A S Wright. George W Wood became vice president, O F Anderson was re elected cashier, Calvin Ainsworth named director, and the surplus was raised from 15000 to 20000 dollars. A complete director list includes A Wright, E Battles, GW Wout, P Skinner, J EB Ainsworth, GO F Anderson, H A Ainsworth, WH Adams, G OH Edwards, and J HO Samuels.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and entities linked to a financial ledger with odd phrases and scattered references to banks traders and holdings. The readable items include Moli Sational bank mentions and several individuals such as D Dunn Q OW debts M W Hatths and Josephson C A Banister, offering no clear narrative.
YMCA membership drive announces goal of 500 for 1905. Lectures by Prof. Fuss, Prof. Whitty, J. A. Citen, and Harold A. Weld to begin February, covering history science crime and surgery. Department reports show 1904 work strong. expense and budget items listed, including salaries fuel and repairs.
District report from Hillsdale and nearby areas highlights births and visits. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Conrad at Villadale on January 10. Miss Real visited her aunt Mrs Calin while Mr and Mrs Huston visited Roseville. Kempster was on sick list last week. Lucy Goodrich plans a trip to Moline then California. I Bender remains home due to an injury. Mia Denahoo and Henry Sehall host visitors after car shipments. Tease Walker builds a poultry house on Jot Lephardt property. Women prepare for a busy week as a big entertainment course starts January 24. Wives from Rock Island visit their parents. The Philippines visitors, Wilfred and Wm Wieems, are visiting relatives.
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Moline post office including Bowen Frank Groven Mrs Julia Hawken Mfg Co Hibbert Thos Higgins John R Howard Mrs Jennie Johnsen Johnson Mrs Lundquist Agda Monroe A B Newman Hugo Payne Mrs Hannah Peterson Gilbert Schneider Lee Simmonds William and others. Dispatch offers twenty five cents for the first complete copy of the Review Dispatch of Sept 9 1904 if brought in good condition.
The religious department notes a year ending balance of 5921.89 after bills paid. Attendance at New Year reception 200, Get-One banquet 50, Washington birthday social 300, Good Story night 125, men’s entertainment 75, general social 400, Patriot’s evening 55. Field day success, Sabbath meetings, and education classes described. president A E Montgomery reports continued growth and plans for new classrooms. overall effort praised with 1459 total men’s meeting attendance and 20 in a Bible class. The Happy Habit campaign urged among members and strangers.
Preparations push ahead for Walsh brake shoe factory relocation from Chicago to East Moline near East Rock Island. Morris & Lewis drive the deal, 50 workers today, 22 railroads contracted, with a 100 by 172 foot shop and new equipment to serve expanding orders. A nearby development surge includes hotel and cottage lots, while local families and society members attend dances and notices of engagements, marriages, and travels across Illinois and beyond.
Social notes report multiple families resuming studies at Northwestern Beloit and Geneva. Amelia Entrikin and others return to colleges. endowment fund group hosts a musical program. Oscar Carlson departs for Washington to begin treasury clerkship. Anna Larkin attends alumni reunion in Chicago. Ralph Cowley ill with typhoid fever and Mayes Mary Faga noted.
Ed O'Donnell visited relatives Sunday while the Royal Neighbors plan a meeting at the M W A hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Turnall thanks those who aided after illness and funeral. Martha Odell spent Sunday with Hampton relatives. J B Casper and wife visit Peoria. Anna and Clara Ziegler from Rapids City were here recently. Mrs. George Stanard visited Moline. D C Allsbrow served as funeral director for Henry Nichols in Hampton last Saturday.
Incomplete OCR fragment outlines marriage licenses and notices. Key terms include names and place fragments such as 0 E IER LOELS and Harthé Siuthons, but essential details are garbled. No clear dates, individuals, or jurisdictions are legible enough to confirm specifics.
Announcement of Magnus Bvers seeking Republican nomination for collector and Wil Havechis nomination before the city convention. Victor Landheim, former clerk, mentioned in connection with Lundeén & Nelson groceries. A hearing held this forenoon for Blackie Wiliasne at the county attorney’s office, with further court action noted. Mrs Anna Wines of Rock Island mentioned in relation to a mental health case.
A damaged OCR fragment references a local sale action with partial phrases about Paducah Kentucky and a company. The readable portions mention attention to the event and an apparent timetable, but key specifics remain unclear.
Market notes list fresh eggs butter onions and turnips with prices, plus a commodity run of home grown apples and timothy hay. Chicago prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs appear alongside livestock receipts and futures for Jan and May contracts.
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