The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11
LOCAL BANKERS
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Hutchinson, E. G. Jones, and Dun.
can Sinclair.
The officials OF the bank report
ed that the Institution had enjoyed
a very successful business and that
they were looking forward for u
successful business during 1922.
The newly elected directors VIII
organize at a meeting TO be helm.
next Tuesday at which time off,
GERS will be selected for the year.
The stockholders Of this National
Bank Of Fairmont elected the fol.
lowing directors: j. 4. Watson,
jacob s. Hayden, NJ, L. Hutchinson,
IC. w. Watson, WALTON Miller, o. S.
Mckinney, A. B. Fleming, Jr..
Charles Powell, J. NJ. Hartley, J. NJ.
Jacobs, j. H. Thomas, ]. A. Jaml.
son.
The newly elected directors went
into session and named the follow.
ing officers to serve the institution
for the comming year: j. q. Wac
son. chairman OF the board; Walton
Miller, president; Jacob s. Hay.
den, vice president; james H.
Thomas, cashier; N. 2. Jamlson,
and L. II. Randall, assistant cash.
|iers.
Officials OF the bank reported
that their institution had enjoyed a
fine business during the past year
and were looking forward to 1929
with much interest.
Stockholders of the Home Saw
!ings hank met in tho banking rooms
and elected the following stock
holders Of the institution to serve
on the board Of directors during the
coming year: Calvin D. Conway,
Sam r. Nuzum, Marcellus A. Jol.
lif, Simeon Bright, Clifford G. Mere.
dith, Thomas X. Jones, Clarence D.
Robinson, and David Victor.
The directors organized by elect
ing the following officers: Calvin
ID. Conway, president; Sam r.
Nu2um,, vice president: ]. Clar.
ence Hall, cashier; Frank P. Hall,
assistant cashier.
The Home Savings bank enjoyed
Ia prosperous year and In some re-.
.spects 1t was the most successful
in the history OF the institution,
Directors to serve the Monong.I-
hela bank for the coming wear we've
elected at 4 meeting OF the stock
holders held yesterday afternoon
at the banks headquarters. The
directors are: 3. r. Gaskins,
Charles R. Holt, Moses H. Kincaid,
Clarence D. Robinson, W. G. Sni.
der, p. B. swearingen and Frank
R. Amos. Mr.. Amos was elected to
fill the vacancy caused on the
board by the death OF Thomas
Hughes.
Tho officers perfected their or
sanitation by electing the follow
ing officers: Clarence D. Robin.
son, president; P. B. Swearingen,
vice president; Hugh F. Smith.
cashier; Carl Springer, assistant.
cashier.
Officers OF the bank announced
that the institution had enjoyed q
very prosperous year. The direc.
tors ordered a IL per cent. dividend
to be paid and granted the EN-.
nloyes OF the bank a bonus.
The stockholders Of the Fair.
mont Trust company gathered at
the comnany's banking rooms yes.
terday afternoon and selected the
following stockholders to act as di.
'reotors for the ensuing year: Smith
Hood. ]. Walter Barnes, j, A, Jami-
son. George NJ. Alexander. NJ. a.
Fletcher, J. 2. Watson, Jr., Walton
Miller, Charles s. Riggs, Clarence
D. Robinson, Jacob F. Straight,
George T. Watson and J. n.
Rowand.
The directors organized by Sc.
lecting the following officers OF
serve for the coming year: Smith
Hood. president: ]. Walter Barnes
and J. A. Jamison, vice presidents;
NJ. A. Fletcher, treasurer; ]. Z.
Leach, secretary; Ward M. Downs,
assistant treasurer; r. W. McChes.
ney, assistant secretary.
The banks surplus was increased
from $135,000 to $15O,000 by taking
the sum Of $4,000 from the banks
earnings. A dividend Of 5 per cent,
was also declared by tho directors.