Report of Condition of First Trust and Savings Bank Riverdale
Official publication from Riverdale Illinois presents the bank's financials as of December 30 1944. It lists resources including cash and government obligations, loans, and securities, with total liabilities of about 1.996 million dollars and capital accounts totaling 70 thousand. The notation includes pledged assets components and the bank’s officers Frank Stewart and notary La Verne Engel certify the figures.
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First Trust and Savings Bank of
Riverdale Riverdale, Ill
Rank Stewart
Auditor of Public Accounts
State of Illinois
Frank Stewart
Reserve District 7 Report of First Trust and Savings Bank
Reserve District 7 report shows financial position of First Trust and Savings Bank of Riverdale Cook County Illinois as of December 30 1944 with assets totaling 2 066 591 46 including loans 189 248 85 cash and equivalents 663 026 61 and real estate 1 001 800 00. liabilities list demand and time deposits government deposits and state/local government deposits totaling 1 226 ?
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Auditor of Public Accounts
United States
U. S
Tinois gSroaere
Riverdale
Cook County
Illinois
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reeserve Bank
Christmas Party and Fund Drive in 1945 Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary Frankie Albrecht Publicity Chairman reports a well attended meeting on January 11 1946 presided by Mrs Mary Ferguson. The Christmas party featured Yuletide decor candles carols and a grab bag with Mrs Santa portrayed by Mrs Mabel Nelson. Volunteers sold over 300 dollars worth of merchandise for Hines hospital benefiting veterans.
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Mary Ferguson
Santa Claus
Santa
Mabel Nelson
Frankie Albrecht
Amy Sehlieman
Anna Bock
Albrecht
Ferguson
Hines Hospital
Minnie Wolfram
Monterey Strand
Sadie Wise
Lillian Hankey
Roland
Julius Nelson
Ed Swanson
Paul Gall
American Legion Auxiliary
PTA Council Meeting January 17 at Roosevelt School
The Dalton Riverdale PTA and Ivanhoe PTA will meet jointly at Roosevelt School locate 146th and LaSalle Street on Wednesday January 17 at 7 45 p m. Mrs Edna McAffee of the Association for Family Living will speak on Preparing for Adolescence in a Postwar World.
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Dalton-Riverdale
Ivanhoe P.T. A
Roosevelt School
146Th
LaSalle St
Edna McAffee
The
Association For Family Living
Postwar Pleas for Extended Rural Telephone Service
A joint Bell and Independent telephone committee forms to push postwar programs expanding farm telephone service nationwide. Leaders Boylan and McHugh urge rapid, affordable rural access, citing existing lines and new methods like rural carrier systems and microwave options to broaden reach and cut costs.
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Bell
United States
John P. Boylan
United States Independent Telephone Association
Keith S. McHugh
American Telephone and Telepgraph Company
Bell Operating Companies
Boylan
McHugh
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Rural Electrification Administration
R.E.A
WFA Urges Increased Salvage of Used Kitchen Fats
W. A. Stolte, Illinois District Representative of the War Food Administration, appeals to Illinois homemakers to salvage more used kitchen fats. He notes a sharp decline in salvage despite a two red point premium from the Office of Price Administration and links the need for fats to ammunition production amid wartime demands.
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Ing
Illinois
Stolte
Hisenhower
Somervell
America
Stoke
W. A. Stolte
War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
Fred Struss Sr. Funeral Held at St Pauls Lutheran
Funeral services for Fred Struss Sr. of Riverdale were conducted at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Struss, born February 21 1875 in Hanover Germany, died Sunday after a lingering illness at 13846 Wabash Ave. He worked as a foreman in car repair for the Chicago and Eastern Indiana railroad before retirement eight years ago. Survived by wife Emily five children Edna Carl Krause Riverdale Clarence Fred Robert Lord Arthur and Evelyn, a sister Mrs Anna Schoof Homewood three brothers Henry Richard Otto all of Hanover, Germany. Interment Oakland Cemetery Dalton Bachmann Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Fred Struss
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Riverdale
Wabash Ave
Hanover
Germany
America
Chicago and Eastern Indiana Railroad
Emily
Edna
Carl Krause
Clarence
Fred
Chica
Robert Lord
Arthur
Evelyn
Anna Schoof
Homewood
Henry Richard
Otto
Walter J. Keminitz
Oakland Cemetery
Dalton
Bachmann Funeral Home
Klein Eliefoth wed in Dalton at St Pauls church
In a simple Dalton ceremony on Saturday January 6 193X Molly Klein daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Klein Riverdale and T5 William Kleifoth son of Mr and Mrs William Eliefoth Riverdale were joined in marriage by the Rev Walter J Kernitz The bride wore a powder blue suit and flowered hat with white carnation corsage Christine Klein maid of honor and Mrs Janet Kurtzweil bridesmaid wore green and lavender suits with yellow chrysanthemums The groom attended by his brother and tied to Mr Forest W Kurtzweil For est W Kurtzweil, a reception followed at the Kurtzweil home in Ivanhoe for relatives.
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St. Paul’s Church
Dalton
Molly Klein
Peter Klein
Riverdale
William Kliefoth
William Eliefoth
Walter J. Kemnitz
Christine
Janet Kurtzweil
Forest W. Kurtzweil
Kurtzweil
Ivanhoe
Honeymoon Bride and Groom Head to Michigan After Farewell
The bride and groom departed Tuesday for a honeymoon in Michigan. The groom, on a 30 day furlough after 27 months in North Africa, will report to Fort Sheridan on January 19 for reassignment.
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Michigan
North
Rauen Evans Wedding Held At Dolton Home
In a private ceremony at the bride's uncle Charles Kramer's Dolton home on Lincoln Avenue, Dorothy Frances Rauen and Sgt William Evans exchanged vows before Judge L E Brookfell with immediate families present. The couple, attended by Lawrence Miller, celebrated with a reception. Evans duties at Fort Benning interrupted his leave.
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Charles Kramer
Lincoln Ave
Dolton
Dorothy Frances Rauen
Loretta Rauen
Sgt
William Evans
Roseland
L. E. Brookfell
Lawrence Miller
Riverdale
Safeguard War Bonds Warned By Crime Prevention Div
The Division of Crime Prevention warns Americans to protect War Bonds from theft as burglaries rise since over the counter redemption began. Superintendent Lawrence M. Gross urges keeping bonds locked and split across locations to deter thieves and safeguard the war effort.
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Division of
Department of Public Safety
State
Iinois
Treasury
Lawrence M. Gross
Burns in homes kill more than railroad accidents last year
The National Safety Council reports that more people died from home burn injuries than from all railroad accidents in the United States during the previous year.
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United States
The
National Safety Council
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