Richard Bartz papers, 1915-2004. (bulk 1950-2004).

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Richard Bartz papers, 1915-2004. (bulk 1950-2004).

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Business records from various banks in Minnesota, the American Savings and Loan Institute, internal publications and newsletters of West Group, directories, annual reports, and miscellaneous papers of Elim Covenant Church, (St. Paul, Minnesota) and the diaries of Harry Guy Burcalow and Vesta Burcalow, relations of Richard Bartz.

2.75 cu. ft. (3 boxes).

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7323085

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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American Savings and Loan Institute

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Ben Franklin Federal Savings and Loan

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First Federal Savings and Loan Association

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Minneapolis Savings and Loan Association

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West Group

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Burcalow, Harry Guy

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Midwest Federal (Firm : Minneapolis, Minn.)

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Burcalow, Vesta

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Bartz, Richard E. (Richard Earl), 1936-

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Richard Bartz was a long-time member of the American Savings and Loan Institute (Twin Cities Chapter) and other banking related associations, a member of Elim Covenant Church (St. Paul, Minn.) as well as its historian and treasurer, and an employee at West Group Publishing and several Minnesota banks. From the guide to the Richard Bartz papers., 1915-2004., (Minnesota Historical Society) ...

Elim Covenant Church (Saint Paul, Minn.)

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In 1885 Swedish settlers in northern St. Paul began mission work for what would later become First Covenant Church. In 1889 a church building was acquired on Burgess Street and termed the Little Mission House. Later that year the building was moved to a lot on Woodbridge and Milford streets and given the name Elim Chapel. In 1912 two lots on Como Avenue were purchased and a building erected in 1913. In November 1914 the congregation decided to incorporate as a separate congregation, thereby disc...