The Washington times., 1927-01-14
DISTRICT BANKS
ELECTIONS

ILEUIIUUU
Three years ago today the District
OF Columbia Bankers Association
established its first regular office
where the official work of the or
ganization is carried on and where
the regular and special meetings of
the association and its committees
are held.
The office was originally opened
IN the Farmers and Mechanics Ma,
tional Bank, President. Harry v.
Haynes. Of that. institution. being,
at the time, president Of the District
OF Columbia Bankers Association.
a short time later. however, the
0Ilce was moved to quarters in the
New Masonic Temple. where it re.
manned until May of last year when
II was moved to its present Ioca-
lion on the third floor of the Becker
Building, 1913 F st. N. w.
The present quarters of the asso-
cation include private offices for
the officers. a room for board and
committee meetings and lecture
rooms for the work of the Wash.
lngton chapter of the American In.
stitute of Banking.
MISS Grace Bromley has been
assistant secretary in charge of the
offices since the establishment of
the association headquarters. How
EFFICIENTLY she has conducted the
OFFICE was recently set forth in a
communication from the association
as follows: I'VE feel that If thew
Veferring to the members of tina
association had an opportunity TO
express their sentiments it woula
oe that they should not allow YOUR
very faithful. efficient and willing
services to go by unnotIced at this
. ,IlIle The quotation is from q
letter sent to Miss Bromley during
.ne Christmas season, when she had
Deen remembered by the association,
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Home Building
ASSOCIATION the following officers
ahd directors were unanimously re-.
Siected: w. T. GaIIiher, president.
GTeorge. w. Linkins vice president.
william e. Reeve. vice president,
Games Morris Woodward, secretarv.
richard E. Claughton, treasurer:
n I. Quigley, Fred L. Vogt, Alfred
3 Baker. Morris Hahn, A Lvnn
Mcdowell and c. Edward Beckett
directors; Alfred B. Baker, attorney,
At the annual meeting of the
s Sa'.,n or the Seventh Street
savings Bank the following direc.
LOTS were reelected: Henry e
6ergiing. Willoughby S, Chesley
Inarles w. Fairfax, Isadore Freund
Sohn w. Gregg, John d. Howard.
Harry Harry Kaufman John J. Kolb'
Mlcnael OHanlon Rodger O'Hanlon
Isaac Gutenberg, Alexander Ii pitt
august ii. Plugge, Henry ] Run.
pert John A. Schaefer, Charles 8
S ., Patrick Shugrue, Joseph B
1homas, John f. Weyrich and John
r. Wright y -"
Al the meeting of the directors
Following the stockholders NICE nc
the following officers we've "e.n,en,,
ca: August II. Plugge, president:
Harry Kaufman. vice president. John
~ Howard, vice president ana
cashier; Elmer OHara, assistant
cashier; Charles S, Shreve. counsel
John r. Wright was eiet.ed third
vice president. Mr.. Wright has been
a director since the bank starred
AT the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Potomac Joint
STOCK Land Bank the following
directors We're elected: Carroll
Pierce, president, Citizens National
Bank, Alexandria. Va; Charles I'd.
ward Hilliard. president, NicodenlIs
National Bank, Hagerstown. Nd.
Arthur Peter, director and general
counsel. Washington Loan and
Trust Company. Washington, d. ~.
John B. Cochran, president, Frank.
lin National Bank, Washington II
g; N. T. Shumate, president, Ma.
ttonal Bank of Charlottesville, Char.
lottesville, Va: ]. T. c. Hopkins
Jr., president, Cecil National Bank
Fort Deposit. Nd, also president
Maryland Bankers Association.
Shirley Carter. investment banker
winchester, Va; Harry Footer
president. Peoples Bank, Cumber.
land. Nd; F. c. Bedinger, president
Farmers Bank, Boydton, Va; ]. M,
Hooker. attorney at law, Stuart
Va; Marshall McKibbin, invest
ments, Washington, D, c.; joseph
A, Wilmer, attorney at law, La
Plata, Md; Thomas P. Hickman
vice president and cashier, Franklin
National Bank, Washington, D. C
w. g. Dent, president Clinton
Bank, Clinton, Md: George G. Graf
tan. it,, the Rockingham National
Bank, Harrisonburg, Va; j. P, Saul.
jr., the Farmers National Bank,
Salem, Va; Vernon Gown. Vienna,
Va, who is secretary-treasurer of
the bank; John I. Cassidy, vice
president of the bank; George A.
Harris. president of the bank; A.
Mitchell Palmer, general counsel
of the bank.
There was one vacancy to be filled
at this meeting, and C. T. Summers
was elected to this place. Mr.. SUN.
nlers is active vice president of the
Central Trust Company of Fred
erick, Md. The Central Trust Com
pany Is one Of the largest banks In
Frederick county and controls six
branches in the county.
1t was stated that new issue
of Federal farm loan bonds would
be offered by the bank about Feb
ruary l..
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