Report of Condition of South Holland Trust and Savings Bank
Official publication of the June 30 1945 condition of South Holland Trust and Savings Bank transmitted to the Auditor of Public Accounts. The report lists resources including cash and bank balances, government obligations, loans and discounts, and pledged assets with totals and notes. Signatures of Cashier Milton H Waterman and Director John Harms Jr and notary Johanna De Young verify the sworn statement.
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South Holland Trust and Savings Bank
Auditor of Public Accounts
U. S
First National Bank in Dolton June 30 1945 Report
Reserve District No 7 report shows assets totaling 1 218 575 25 with loans 654 119 32 and deposits 213 598 76. It lists U S government and state obligations, corporate stocks, and cash balances, with liabilities including deposits and other obligations. William Staat cashier attests to accuracy. M Robert Weidner signs as correct-attest.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Vinta
Notary Acknowledgment for Malloy and Anders
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of July, 1945. Notary Florence M. Lau, Seal.
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Florence M. Lau
Eight War Fund Chairmen Qualify for 100 Percent Club
Suburban Division announces eight chairmen will receive 106 Percent club lapel pins for fully organizing their fall drive staffs. Regional chairmen include E Nelson Deerfield Region I, William Walling Northfield Region II, Elmer Franzen Itasca Region IV, William Fischer Harvey Region V. district chairs are Roy Paulson Itasca District XI, Herbert Schwadt Bartlett District XII, Harrison Robillard Elmhurst District XIV. Funds aid USO, War Prisoners Aid, United Seamen's Service and 16 allied relief agencies.
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Community and War Fund
Stuart W. Cochran
USO
United Seamen’s Service
E. Nelson
Oakwood Ave
Deerfield
William E. Walling
Middlefork Rd
Northfield
Elmer H. Franzen
Itasca
William G. Fischer
Martha Bell funeral held for Calumet City resident
Funeral services for Martha Clara Bell nee Fritzsche age 30 of Calumet City were held Tuesday afternoon. She died Friday at St Margaret’s hospital Hammond. She is survived by her husband John and eight children, parents Henry and Mrs Fritzsche of Dolton, a brother Henry, six sisters and many relatives. The Lutheran church in Calumet City hosted the service with burial in Oakland cemetery Dolton.
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Martha Clara Bell
Fritzsche
Calumet City
Delton
Riverdale
St. Margaret's Hospital
Hammond
John
Marlene
Caral
Rosann
David
Henry Fritzsche
Dolton
Henry
Christ Hansen
South Chicago
Ernest Dickman
Stephan Mayerak
Harry Meneou
Chicago
Emmett Somers
Erwin Miller
Lansing
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward Gade
Oakland Cemetery
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South Holland, Ill
Carl Waterman
Public Greenish
State of Ilinois
Taw
Milton H. Waterman
John Harms, JR
Ilinois
Cook
Johanna M. DE Young
Reserve District No
the First National Bank IN
Illinois
Iinois
William Staat
William Start
Robert Weidner
Eenecendeeeseennesantageanes
Aensenee Bewanseassannnenasin
Saneetnaseneetenees
Peleglaste
Anetarada Deanas
J. W. Malloy Herman J. Anders
War Fund
Samuel Pavalak
Rosiah Vo Bluached Sen Ae
Dalenberg & Gouwens
South Park Street
Purasnow
Nestles
Dearborn Club
Clubhouse
Killian
South Holland, Illinois
Sparta
California
Bing Cherries
Duchess
Torntsas
LINCO
Wheaties
Betty Crocker
Swiftee
J.f.chandler Roofing Co
Chicago St
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