The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-10
EAIRINIllI STATE
BAnk URGES ITS
patrons TOSAQE
Pro ressiye Financial lnstitu-
tIon Directed by Men of
High Integrity.

n ll9li5sIiikC9itIy
It is through the cultivation OF
thrift among the people of a city
that the city's prosperity and
growth is realized. = This in the
opinion of NJ. Z. Brown, cashier
Of the Fairmont State Bank.
X. Brown, one of the city'a
best known citizens and banker
sSaSofs twenty years experience, is
s5thoroughly qualified. to give
weight TO such a statement, and
the institution IN which he is ac-
engaged, the Fairmont State
Bank, is an agency through which
that thrift is being encouraged.
The people OF Fairmont are in
ssdustrious to marked degree and
For. the most part they are thrifty
las al glance at a recent statement
sf condition of this bank will in
eNIcate. 1t will be seen that the
deposits in this bank total more
than s643,ooo, Of which more
Than 1856, 900 is savings, and So
1882 time deposits, on which. the
sFatrmont State Bank pays inter
lest at four per cent.
n 1.-THE Fair1nont State Bank, or
ganized in 1917 to meet the de-
4mand for greater banking faclh-
sstfes, has met that demand for
sSbanking service efficiently and
eously, giving the most &C
accommodating of service to II eie-
@tInents in @the business, Industrial
and othersactiyitie in this tmme-
Esdiate section:
Serving well and meeting all
greouireme nts-providing the maxi
m "a I'M Of safety and security-the
State Bank has grown
steadily. Today its resources
total smore than 100000. The
ssFairmont State Bank has CAPT
sta1Estock of 100000 and approxi-
fnnateIy 100 stockholders making
the institution one OF popular
favor.
'ss The bank has a surplus fund OF
SS5530o0 and undivided profits of
more than $4,000. That 1t is
sfunctloning vel land serving the
ields5is shown by the fact that-
money is being placed where 1t
aswiH do the greatest work IN De
2Yeloping the community rms
@eyid ence also is found in recent
/. Statement Of condition which
S$sn,faces loans and. discounts at
Courtesy and ser.
ce',&sis-thes slogan. Service IS OF
d highest character because OF
I'll possession Of 50 handsome
sban king house with the most mod
Germ fixtures and equipment:
OFFICERS Of this institution / n
de the leading men in their re-
ective fields in this community
rect ors arc aggressive business
and boosters for all things
will advance the best inter
$S5s#s,s.s of. Fairmont and the sur
$sS& din 6 territory.
~ L. Heintze1man, president
.2M:s.5S3 is associated with the Mon5n-
3s:afh,S Glass Co, c. HMJ en1eins, vice
spresid lent, also is treasurer q the
Hutchinson Coal Co, II. E. Engle
assistant cashier. is a we'll fnowE
Isyoung business man of Fairmonl
ssWhopis# steadily rising by the close
aLnnIfcation OF the highest OF
PRINCIPLES to his work at the
Farm ont State Bank
M: l.. Brown, cashier, formerly
M AZ EN- gagged in the banking buSl-
mess al Morgantown, and ne Is
widely known as one OF the most
ECapa bic banking men III LIE oSsl ~
gFor$one term of four years he. was
ward en- of the state penitent1ary,
RHesis 81 eminent in Masonic circles,
SissS ID Rotarian, an Odd Fellow, is
treasurer of the Fairmont chapter
nfatIeE Red Gross, and is active In
allIent erprises for the advance
m eutS of the welfare of the people
i Hegiss also enthusiastic about farm
5sssfngand is a promoter of the agr1-
Tcultural and dairying industry in
West Yirginia->
Directors of the Fairmont State
San in addition to those officers
" no have been named above are
sss8lApblics spirited and popular pro-
5aressive men in their respective
sdaids Tho directorate is com
posed Of the officers and the fol-
s2IowinG s. d. Brady, coal opera,
ssStor.R. IT cunningham, treasurer
aSofs N onongah Glass-Co.; James W.
Davis. former county assessor:
ATTORNEYS H. S. Lively and Michael
SPoweIl J. Clark Miller, general
INSURANCE; J.. W. Deyison, general
superfntendent in this district for.
the New England Fuel G. Trans
portations'Co. and F. J. Patton,
coal dealer.
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