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1930 – 1949
Zell O'Connor — O'Connor Electric Shop, 109 N. Main (opened in the 1930s, operated into the 1960s; the shopfront later incorporated into the 1960 bank building). The present O'Connor Delivery is surname only, no link stated.
David Crutchfield — manager, the North Liberty elevator (Grain & Feed Journals Consolidated, 14 July 1943, read in snippet; printed as manager — whose elevator it was is the grain trade's largest open ownership question, in the gaps file).
Eldora (surname not given) — Eldora's Beauty Shop (1940 telephone directory). The beauty line's named holder before Judy (band 6).
Day Brothers (first names not given) — Day Brothers Grocery (1940 directory). One linkage at surname strength.
Ivo (surname not given) — Ivo's Grocery and Meat Market (1940 directory).
Mack (full name not given) — Mack's Grocery and Meat Market (1940 directory).
Hawblitzel (first name not given) — Hawblitzel's Barber Shop (1940 directory). The barber line's holder between the Hoffman Block barbershop and Ted Stepanek (band 6).
The band is thin because its two carriers — the nomination's 1940 directory transcription and the 1943 grain-journal snippet — name firms far more often than people, and because the Community State Bank's 1943 founders and officers were not found in any carrier searched: this band holds no bank officer, and the gap stands in the gaps file. Firms attested in 1940 without a personal name (the Independent News Company; L. W. Pommert & Mapes; the Belleville Bakery; the three surname-form service stations) stand in the gaps file as surname-strength attestations, not counted here.