The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-20

especially in order to secure the prop
er consideration OF questions regarding
the financial and commercial usages,
customs and laws which affect the
banking interests Of the state and the
entire country, and for protection
against loss by crime or otherwise.
The membership Of the association is
composed OF banking institutions and
Is divided into eight groups, composed
of counties as follows:
Group 1.-Philadelohla
Group 2-Bucks Montgomery. Della
ware, Chester, Berks and Schuylkill.
Group 3.-Wayne. Pike. Monroe, North
ampton Lehigh. susquehanna. LaclSa-
wanna, Carbon, Bradford, Wyoming and
Luzerne.
Group 4-sullivan, Columbia, Montour,
Northumberland. Tioga, Lycoming.
Union, Snyder and Clinton.
Group 5.--Dauphin, Lebanon, Lancas-
ter York, Mifilin, Juniata, Perry. Cum
berland, Adams, Franklin and Fulton.
Group 6,-Centre, Huntingdon, Clear
| field, Blair Bedford and Cambria.
Group 7-Potter. Mexican, Cameron,
Elk, Warren, Forest, Erie, Crawford, We
mango and Mercer.
Group s.-Allegheny, jefferson, Indiana,
Westmoreland Somerset, Clarion. Arm
|
| ington, Greene and Fayette.
Philadelphia, Eeading, Scranton,
| Williamsrort, Harrisburg, Altoona,
Erie and Pittsburg are the respective
! group centers. Quarterly meetings
are held at each of these places on
the first Wednesday in January April,
July and october. The groups meet
| jointly once year. The present con-
vention is one OF these meetings.
IT'S OFFICERS.
The association has a president, vice
| president, secretary and treasurer and
each group has n president who with
the officers Of the association consti-
tutes n council Of administration in
which is vested the full authority OF
the association in the interval between
conventions.
The officers of the association and
various groups are:
President. G.. a. Kunkel. cashier Me-
chapics Bank. Harrisburg; vice-presi-
dent. 8. r. Shumaker, cashier, First Ma,
tional Bank, Huntingdon; secretary. u.
S. Kloss, cashier, First National Bank,
Tyrone treasurer. J. J. FouIkrod, presi-
dent, Manayunk National Bank, Phila-
| delphia.
Officers of various groups:
| Group John b. Harper, chairman,
president Southwark National Bank
Philadelphia c. S. Tyson, secretary,
vice president National Bank, German
town, Philadelphia.
Group 2-John II. Maltzbcrger. chair
man. cashier keystone National Bank
Reading; Wallace Guss, secretary, cash
Ter First National Bank, Tamaqua.
Group 3.-R. L. James, chairman, presl-
dent Easton Trust Co.. Easton; c. W
Gunster, secretary, cashier Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, Scranton.
Group 5.-Grier Hersh, chairman, presi.
dent Susquehanna Trust and Safe Depos.
II Co., Williamsport; william Fl. Paint.
er, secretary, cashier West Branch Ma.
tional Rank, Wiliamsport.
Group 6.-John d. Roberts, chairman
cashier First National Bank, Johnstown
f.. f. Lindemuth, secretary, cashier
Clearfield National Bank, Clearfield.
Group IA. ]. Ha2oltine, chairman
president Warren Savings Bank Warren
f. NJ. Wallace, secretary, vice president
Second National Bank, Erie.
Group SA. G. Knox chairman, cash
Ter Pittsburg National Bank of Com.
merce, PittsburC; r. ]. Stoney, jr., sec
retary, Banker and Broker, Pittsburg.