The Carlisle independent., 1921-01-13
DAIRYMENS BANK INCREASES
 CAPITAL STOCK
Formerly S15,OO0.0O Now $25.O60.O0
 And Fine Financial Condition
Officers and Directors Elected For
 Ensuing Year


 was the stockholders meeting of the Dairymens Bank at their banking house Tuesday. L. B. Krshka, Pres ident; c. c. Hummel, vice president, A. B. Cameron, cashier and J. l.. Woosley, assistant cashier were re- elected. L. B. Krshka, c. c. Hummel, D. B. Perkins, A. B. Cameron and N. w. Young were reelected as direc- tors for the ensuing year. At this meeting a 40 per cent stock dividend was declared raising the cap- ital stock which has been $15,000 to s21 ,000. The bank has a surplus of $4,060 which practically gives the bank capital stock of $25,060 or in other words increasing it's capital stock $1n,O60.
 The Dairymens bank through it's excellent past management has been a thriving institution and today is one e~of the strongest of the smaller banks of the state. As will be shown by a published statement in another place in this paper, it has resources of better than $372,000 which is the equal if not better than many of the banks in much larger towns than Car lisle.
 MT. A. B. Cameron, the cashier is one of our most trustworthy busi- ness men, and under his supervision the funds you place in this institu- tion are in safe and reliable hands. MT. Woosley, the assistant cashier is business man who can be fully trusted with his end of the work con- nected with the bank.
 MT. L. B. Krshka and Mir. c. C.. Hummel, president and vice-president dent of the bank are two of our fore most business men who have made a success in Carlisle.
 The other two directors, Messrs D. B. Perkins and N. W. Young are two of our most substantial business men, who with the, others make the Dairymens bank an institution with which it is safe to do business. This bank has always taken care of it's customers to the limit of the law, which is all that could be asked of an | institution handling the funds of the public, whose interests they are SUD- posed to safeguard.
 Few towns the size of Carlisle can boast of such bank as the Dairy mems bank of this city.
 ELECT DIRECTORS AND OPEL | GERS
 Bank of Carlisle Holds Annual Stock 1 holders Meeting New Cashier Elected to Succeed B. | D. Muzzy
 At a meeting of the stockholders at their banking house Tuesday the Bank of Carlisle elected directors and officers as follows:
 Directors, R. A. Hutson, H. |. Buechley, w. H. Nichols, J. c. Wat kins and l.. w. Hutson; officers, R. A. Hutson, president; H. I. Buechley, vice-president; c. G. Woodfn, cash fer; and A. H. Bacus, assistant cash fer. These are all counted among our most progressive business men, never tiring of doing what they can for the upbuilding of Carlisle and surrounding country. They are all safe and trustworthy and the Bank of Carlisle under their direction is a safe, sound and substantial financial Institution. These men have held the above positions for several years and have put their best efforts to es- tablish bank that is credit to the town and community
 Mir. Woodfin the new cashier, elected to take the place of B. D. Muzzy who decided that his health would not permit his continuing a connection with the bank in the ca pacity of cashier, comes from Brink ley having had considerable experi- ence in that city and at Clarendon He comes to the Bank of Carlisle highly recommended and with the assistance of Mir. A. H. Bacus, who has been with the bank for some time past, we predict for him successful carrier in this city.
 The statement of the Bank of Car lisle published in this issue show: the bank in good financial condition
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