Newell Banking and Business Pioneers Told in Centennial Sketch
The history chronicles Newell’s early banks and merchants from A. M. Harris and S. A. Parker’s private bank of 1872 to the 1963 open house at The First National Bank. It notes the Miller and Chaney and other family driven ventures, postwar growth, and Bud’s Super Market lineage with Coulson’s drug store and community grocers shaping the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Harris
S.A. Parker
Newell
Faye Harris
A.M
Jessee Allee
American Legion
Jesse
Anhitche
Harris- Parker
J.T. Norton
Norton
P. H. Judge
Dori Harvey
Judge
Newell State Bank
Second and Fulton
J. T. Norton
Ernest
Herb Harvey
Newell Town
Miller and Chaney Bank
D.C. Miller
L. H. Gordon
Gordon
Miller
George Chaney
Mr. Miller
Nellie
Mr. Chaney
Miller and Chaney. Bank
George W.chaney
F.G. Redfield
Osborn
Gerald
Chaney
James Brown
First National Bank of
National Bank
L. F. Parker
Henry Vogel
Storm Lake
Howard Coulson
Ralph Geiger
Lo~ Verne Erickson Nelson
A.J Hill
Hill
Newell Area
Post Office
Wallens
First National Bank
Gilbert Hill
A.J
University of Iowa
Cornelius Wabeke
Buena Vista College
Dibe
Arthur Nelson
C. E K. Sundberg
G. L. Pedersen
Glen
Don McCrea
Robert Ellrich
Herman Henrich
George Tatman
Coulson
Pioneer Days
F. W. Foy
Thomas Nieman
Cherokee County
Mr. Vogel
Coulsons
W.Q. Burgett
George Sargent
S.C
Sargent
Second
Fulton
Bud
Bud's
Second and
Harold Jensens
Rockwell City
Opal Anderson
Joyce Lundberg
Dick Strauss
Michael Newkirk
Sargent's
Hoyne and
Ervin
John Forbes
Bud's Super Market
Hoynes
Ervins
A.D. Petersons
A.D
Ariel
Peterson's
Oregon
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Sioneer
Pioneer Business
Progress
Mr. Lewis
Carl Stocker
J. L. Moore
Jas. Heath
Wellman
Jim Wellman
Wellmans
Sioux City
Jim
Torgerson
Everett Nelsons
Lauris
Fulton Street
Nelson