The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-07-10

vice.
Mr.. M. B. Kincheloe, the Cashier
of the Bank of Hardinsburg & Trust
Company, who has been accepted for
Military Service of the United States,
and ordered to report for duty at Fl
Thomas, Kentucky, July Q, 1918, is
succeeded in the cashiership of The
Bank of Hardinsburg & Trust Com
pany, by Mr.. L. d. Jones, Assistant
Cashier of the Monticello Banking
Company, of Monticello, Wayne Co.,
Kentucky.
Mr.. Jones has been with the Month
cello Banking Company, which car
ries deposit of about half million
dollars for seventeen years, and
comes to this Bank highly recon-
mended in ability, sobriety, efficien-
cy, itrustworthiness, as a man could
we'll be recommended He is IS
years of age; has wife and two
children and will shortly move to
Ha rdinsburg, where he will make
his home.
We are sure that our patrons and
people generally will commend the
election of Mr.. Jones to the impor-
tant position which he assumes, when
they become acquainted with him, as
he is high class Christian gen.
tleman, affable in manner, courte-
Gus to all, demonstrated success as
banker, and he will prove very
valuable asset to the community at
large AS quickly as he is able to
settle up his affairs at Monticello he
will move here and enter actively up
on the discharge of his duties.
THE BANK OF HARDINSBURG
& TRUST COMPANY.
WHEREAS, NJ B. Kincheloe,
Cashier of The Bank of. Hardinsburg
& Trust Company, rendered his resig-
nation as such, which is reluctantly
accepted by the directors, because of
his having been called into the Mill
tary Service of the United States to
report at Fort Thomas, Kentucky,
July 8, 1918
AND, WHEREAS, Mr. Kinche-
loe has been associated with the Bank
of Hardinsburg & Trust Company
since January l., 1905, with the ex-
ception of about three months, when
he resigned the position of Assistant
Cashier to accept similar position
in the First National Bank. at Boul-
der, Colorado, and after so doing he
was importuned by the directors to
return to accept the Cashiership OF
this Institution, he consented and
was appointed Cashier December l,
1917, and has continuously acted as
such from that date until the date OF
his resignation, which becomes efsec
tive July 8, 1918. for the reasons a.
bove expressed.
AND WHEREAS, it is the sease
OF the Directors of The Bank of Hlr-
dinshlng & Trust Company that NJ.
Kincheloe'c resignation be accepted
with deep feeling of profound re-
greet upon the part of all the Drec-
tors and Officials of said Bank.
The Directors and Officials of said
Bank embrace this opportunity to ex-
press to Mr.. Kincheloe that his thir-
teen years of service in said lnsttu
ton has been marked by continuous
fidelity to duty, irreproachable hon
esty, sobriety and industry, together
with extraordinary ability in every
capacity that he has served, which
eliminated in his being elected Cash
Ter, as aforesaid, at the solicitation
of said Bank. Since being elected
Cashier his general management of
the Bank has been eminently salts
factory to the officials OF said lnsti-
tuition and to its patrons in every
particular, and under his manage
ment the Bank has maintained steady
progress.
We commmend the patriotism
which prompts him to accept Military
Service of the United States at this
particular time of grave crisis to our
country's destiny In so doing, we
know OF no one who personally has
sacrificed more than he.
We heartily cammend Mr.. Kin
cheloe to be an honest, efficient, in
dustrious, trustworthy, sober, high
class man in every particular, posses
sed of unusal ability as banker, and