The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
Citizens National Bank.

| intelligence, has built up for itself not
only an enormous business, but through
the development of the policy which I;
early adopted of building up a strong re-
serve has attracted the attention of the
/ financial circles Of the Middle Atlantic
States. II is on the so-called honor
rolf Of national banks, and has a sur
plus and undivided profits of nearly -four
| times its capital stock. The present d.
rectors and officers OF the bank are as
\ follows:
ohicers-J. D. Baker. president: Will
lam G. Baker. vice president; II. d.
Baker, vice president; William G. zim-
assistant cashier.
Directors-George william Smith. John
S. Ramsburg, william G. Baker. c. NJ.
/ Thomas, d. z. Kefauver, Judge J. c.
Motter, Thomas II. Haller. Daniel Baker,
c. II. Conley, d. D.: c. z. Cline, p. l.
Hargett, and J.. d. Baker.
Lowenstein 4 wertheiner.
Lowenstein a wertheImer. who have
conducted a weil-known and successful
clothing firm In the center OF the business
section OF the city. are recognized as
examples Of Frederick's most progressive
business men. Mr.. Lowenstein. the
senior member. In the management Of
the business OF this firm has shown him.
self to be possessed OF much executive
ability and rare mercantile attainments.
, The business of the house has been con-
Quoted with a foresight and sagacity that
has brought It to its present most en-
viable position among the business houses
OF the county. Mr.. Wertheimer. the
junior member of the firm. ike his part
ner. does not confine himself entirely to
the business OF the clothing establish
ment, but has broadened into other fields
in the city and county.
Frederick National Bank.
The Frederick County National Bank
is with but one exception the oldest
banking house in the city or county.
having been chartered in ISIS under a
law passed in the general assembly of
that year. In 1855 the bank. which was
formerly known as the Frederick County
Bank, went into the national system. and
adopted its present name. II has a
capital stock Of $4,000 a surplus OF S0.-
COO. undivided profits OF $4,000, and in
dividual deposits subject to check
amounting to nearly $500. 900. The bank
has recently purchased the property ad-
Joining the structure In which IT conducts
business and will erect there In the
spring a modern banking house
Henry A. Hahn, Leather.
Henry A. Hahn Is the proprietor Of
a successful leather and hide business,
which he directs with much ability and
business acumen. To his forcefuI person.
ality is due much Of the prosperity and
pres tige attained by his house. and he
is widely known in leather circles as
one OF the most able and representative
men Identified with that branch Of in
dustry. His business methods are char
ar zal hNy ha Nrha
command the respect and confidence OF
all who have dealings with him and have
resulted in a large trade.
T. II. HaIler, Dry Goods.
Thomas II. Haller. one Of the promI-
nent citizens Of Frederick, who has
achieved much success In business, is
the proprietor OF one Of the leading and
most substantial business establishments
in Frederick County. The dry goods
house conducted under the name of
Thomas H. Haller stands among the
best known and most widely patronized
in this section of the State. Mr.. HaIler
conducts the affairs OF the business with
an ability, foresight and sagacity that
stamp him as a man OF executive ability
and rare mercantile attainments Mr..
Haller Is also associated actively with
a number Of other enterprises In the
SAhss ohlOhB tncI1 inc UNION Alanu1aC-
turing Company. Frederick Railroad
Company. Economy Tank and Silo Com
pany, and others.
Harry f. Shipley.
Harry F. shipley. proprietor OF the
well known firm Of that name, dealers in |
all kinds Of toys, Photographs, sewing !
bicycles. stationery, &c, is
one Of the leading OF the younger busi-
ness men OF Frederick. The store rooms. ,
Nos. l0s to 107 North Market street. Is |
well adapted to the business, and is one /
OF the largest establishments OF its kind |
in Western Maryland. The amount Of |
business done yearly reaches a large
figure, and this house has an enviable |
in its own particular branch
Of the trade, Much of the success at
tai7ed Is directly due to the efficient
work Of Mr.. Shipley, who is a progress
sive and enterprising business man, with
q thorough knowledge of his own lines,
and much executive ability.
Made In Frederick.
A number of new ornamental posts
which have been installed In Washing
ton recently were manufactured by the
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