Riverdale's Bank And Its Key figures
The Riverdale Bank, organized November 7, 1905, stands as a live factor in town progress. Fred H. Rowland, cashier, is praised for leadership and tenacity, with directors including A. B. Darragh, Thomas J. Blair, N. W. Struble, Frank W. Blair, and A. B. Church. The piece extols Rowland's grit, the bank's services, and its role in local prosperity.
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Masentini
Riverdale
Poswovsny Bank
Bank of
A. B. Darragh
St. Louis
Thomas J. Blair
Bimball
Michigan
N. W. Struble
Shepherd
Frank W. Blair
Detroit
A.B. Church of St Louis
Gra- Mot
Fred H. Rowland
Fred Rowland
Rowland
Riverdale Bank
Rowand
H. B. Harry
Rowland He ii
Suling
Alfara
Riverdale Public Schools Pride in Efficiency and Growth
Riverdale public schools are praised for efficiency with a new addition and belfry enhancing the old building. The district ranks among Gratiot County's top schools in attendance and advanced coursework preparing students for college. A proactive board and capable faculty sustain progress and stand firm against criticism. The current board includes S. D. Parks as president, A. J. Willame as clerk, F. H. Rowland as treasurer, William Horton as trustee, and C. B. Gowing as trustee.
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Riverdale
Gratiot County
Michigan
Scheel
D. Parks
A. J. Willame
F. H. Rowland
William Horton
C. B. Going
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B. A. Churely
Thos. J Blair
W. Blair
F. H, Rowland
F.H. Rochana
H. E. Harry
Hilsinger’s General Store
Hilsinger
W. A. Bradley
Riverdale, Michigan
John G. Young
the Jewele
Riverdale, Mou
Riverdale's Bank
P_eally
Riverdale’s Public Schools
Gratiot
Rew
Len
Maryland
Belind Kaye Tycoming
Buckle Arctic
Keystone
F.C. Hyde
China
Lampe
L. Houck & Son
Willlaet
Smith & Carr
V.P. Cash