Bank Assets and Officers Sign 1944 Kansas Statement
A 1944 Kansas bank report shows assets including 251,934.91 as legal reserve and a signed statement by Adolph Johnson, president, sworn before Notary H. H. Roagh in Jewell County. Directors A J Schumacher Lizzie Whitcher Lillian W. Schumacher and Adolph Johnson attest to accuracy.
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Adolph Johnson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A. J. Shumacher
Lizzie Whitcher
Lillian W. Shumacher
State of Kansas
County of Jewell
H. H. Roagh
Service members return and transfers noted in hometown column
Cleo Alfred Brewster arrives home on furlough after 26 months in the south Pacific and awaits new orders on the west coast by August 6. Pvt. S H Wyatt transfers to Buckley Field from Lincoln, with his wife and son joining him soon. Set. Mervin Larson of Ft Benning visits family in Concordia, brother of Mrs. Irvin Currie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Alfred Brewster
M. M
Robert Brewster
Howard
Gottfried Larson
Larson
South Pacific
West Coast
Cleo
S. H. Wyatt
Buckley Fid
Denver
Colo
Lincoln
Nebr
The
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Set. Mervin Larson
Ft. Benning
Georgia
H. F. Larson
Concordia
Set. Larson
Irvin Currie
Seandia
Kingston Soldier Killed in France
Relatives informed that Pvt. Don Tantlinger, 38, an infantryman from Kingston, was killed in action in France while serving in an infantry unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Don Tantlinger
France
Triple L Club Meets With 17 Members on July 13
The Triple L Club met with Mrs. Harry Hohman on July 13 as 17 members and 3 guests attended. Pinochle was played at four tables with Mrs. Ben De Noyer high, Mrs. Walter Anderson low, and Mrs. George Haser traveling. A lunch was served. Next meeting is with Mrs. Glenn Currie at Jim Currie’s home on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple L
Harry Hohman
Carl McDowell
Phyllis Greenshade
Carla Reece
Ben de Noyer Wining High
Walter Anderson Low
George Haser
Glenn Currie
Jim Currie
Hearing on Final Report in Johnson Estate In Republic County
In the Probate Court of Republic County Kansas the Administrator John A Johnson filed his final report and petition for discharge for the estate of Anton E Johnson deceased. Readers may object in Belleville Kansas by 10:00 a.m. August 8 1944 before the court hearing to approve the report and order distribution and closing of the estate. Vance Emery Sweyer Attorneys for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Journal
Republic County
Kansas
Anton E. Johnson
State OF
Belleville
Sail Estate
John Aben Johnson
Public summons issued in Republic County Kansas case
The State of Kansas informs Elmer L Bohling that he is sued in District Court Republic County where Opal Bohling is plaintiff. He must answer the petition by a stated deadline or face default.
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Nal
State OF Kansas
Elmer L. Bohling
District Court
Republic County
Kansas
Opal Bohling
Opal Bohling Seeks Divorce Decree in Belleville Court
The article notes Opal Bohling as plaintiff filing for divorce with decree by August 24 1944 in Belleville Kansas restoring her to her maiden name Opal Hoover and asks the court to grant further relief. It also records social visits from July and August 1944 among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Kansas
Opal Hoover
Opal Bohling
Vance, Emery & Sweyer
Mr and Mrs Wayne Watson Visit Larson Family for Sunday Dinner
Mr Wayne Watson and Mrs Watson along with their daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Larson, sharing a family meal and conversation in the Larson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Watson
Frank Larson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kackley State Bank of
Kacks
United States
Capitst AL Accounts
U. S
RE Aya
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kingston
Triple L Club
Scandia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia & Pinkham
Comeou
Ainnton E. Johnson
E. M. Eastvedt
Dale Ainsworth
Aileen
M. L. Larson
Audra Dean
Alta Mae
Milner
Irma
Betty Haskins
Bellans
Scandia Leather Shop
R. C. Canfield
Fred Haussermann
City and Farm
O.K
Scandia Tire Shop
Eric, Mer
Jack
Nelson’s Grocery & Market
California
Thennattioon
Queen Olives
Stokely
Swift
Armour’s
Colorado
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