Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-11
REORGANIZATION
IN MANY BANKS
Both City and Suburban Insti-
tutions Elect Directing
Heads

Reorganization meetings of direc-
tors and stockholders of number
of banks in the city and vicinity were
held yesterday and on Tuesday when
officers were elected and dividends de-
clared.
Directors for the Allison Hill Trust
Company were elected as follows:
John j. Landis, Middletown; B. Frank
Ober, Penbrook; A. b. Musser, Grant
ham; John K. Royal, Harrisburg
Officers: President, w. NJ. Hoerner;
vice-p president, A. B. Musser, Grant
ham; secretary-treasurer, A. G. Eden
1t was decided to add $4,000 to the
surplus. The semiannual dividend of
2 per cent was declared.
Edward Bailey was reelected presi-
dent of the Harrisburg National Bank
and William l.. Gorgas, treasurer.
Penbrook National. - III. S. Plank,
president, to succeed W. H. Wolf; ].
A. Ebersole, vice-president; W. r.
Faust, cashier: John F. Seibert, teller;
Charles e. Lenker, clerk; l. B. Swartz,
solicitor. Directors: j. IL. Allewine,
A. c. Buck, S. c. Buck, E. M. Crum,
]. A. Fackler, Linglestown; A. e.
Good, Progress; ]. ID. Horstick, 7. b.
Swartz, II. S. Plank and j. A. Ebersole.
First National, Elizabethville. - Di-
rectors, l. T. Burlington, III. II. Hass-
niger, s. b. Romberger, A. NJ. Rom
berger, C. T. Romberger L. III. Zeig-
Ter, S. II. Knisely. Officers: President,
]. T. Burlington; vice-president, S. B.
Romberger; secretary, A. NJ. Rom
berger; cashier, II. II. Hassinger; tell
er, Lewis c. Burlington. Charles w.
Enders, former director, resigned
as an officer.
First National, Mechanicsburg-
rectors: Martin Mumma, Simon Eberly,
John II. Bowman, Samuel NJ. Hertzler,
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Frank e. Wilcox and Jacob c. Lam
bert. The officers elected were: Presi-
dent Martin Mumma; vice-president,
John II. Bowman; cashier, Charles
Eberly; assistant. Murray l.. Dick; first
teller, Walter Zimmerman; second
teller. Harry Grimes.
Second National, Johannesburg
Directors: Eugene A. Burnett Samuel
+. Hauck, Elmer Strominger. James
b. Roller, John M. Underwood, Albert
B. Rupp and B. Frank Encl. The
officers elected We're: President, Sam
uel r. Hauck; Vice-president, Eugene
A. Burnett; cashier, T. ]. Scholl; first
Miss Ruth M. Hefflefnger; bookkeeper,
Robert H. Ross; clerk. G. A. w.
Stouffer.
Mechanicsburg National. Mechanics
burg-Directors: John A. Coover, John
M. Hutton, DIR. NJ. NJ. Dougherty,
Harry S. Mohler, DR.. Philip r. Koons,
A. e. Sieber, Weir b. Eberly, John ].
Milleisen and c. Lawrence Strock. The
officers elected were: President. John
A. Coover; vice-president, John J. Mil
leisen; cashier, Christian l. Swartz;
teller, George c. DeitZ; bookkeeper,
Bernard Stansfield.
Hummelstown National-Directors
W. L. Balsbaugh, Allen K. Walton,
Frank j. Shaffner, A. 3. Shenll, J. NJ.
Brightbill and w. NJ. Meyer. The or
ganization meeting will be held on
January 23.
Citizens. Niddletown NationaI-Di-
rectors: II. S. Roth, j. J. lands. J.
r. Geyer, A. l.. Etter, l. II. Doutrich.
Eugene Laverty, d. W. Gingerich, Levi
will organize on January 16.
First National Bank, Millersburg.-
Directors: I. w. Hoffman, l.. M. Shepp,
William Douden, Charles P. Polk,
Levi Walborn, Charles w. Day, S. S.
Pick, of Millersburg, and Charles II.
Maths and A. NJ. = Romberger, of
Elizabethville.
Tie following officers were elected:
l.. NJ. Shepp, president: william Dou-
den, vice-president: Charles p. Polk,
secretary; J. w. Hoffman, cashier; f.
S. Hoffman, teller; S. B. Jury, clerk:
George w. Kline. notary public. A
semiannual dividend of six per cent
w iittt lOl tllt lelSl BIN iIlOIlluS,
making a total of twelve per cent for
the year, and handsome amount was
added to the surplus and undivided
profit accounts.
A substantial increase in salary was
given each one of the employees of the
bank.
Palmyra Bank. - Officers: J. A.
Loose, president: Eugene w. Bow
man, ce-president and George w.
Bowr an, cashier.
Thomas j. Devine was reelected
president of the Devine q Yungel Man
ufacturing Company at the annual
meeting of that concern yesterday.
Other officers elected were: Vice-presi-
dent. Joseph p. Yungel treasurer,
Frank Bayme; secretary, Walter De-
vine. These men, with I. L. Bare,
were the directors elected at the stock
holders meeting