Evening star., 1933-01-11
MANY MORE BANK
DIRECTORS CHOSEN
EeW Boards Organize in Sew
eraI Instances by Elect
ing Officers.

Many more Washington banks. build
ing and loan associations, title COM
D. nies and other financial institutions
elected directors at annual stockhold-
ers' meetings held late yesterday. Sew
eral of the new bank boards also
srganized for the coming year with
che election of officers. To date the
annual meetings have resulted in prac-
tically no changes in official staffS. al
though a few new directors have been
added to various boards
Northeast Savings Bank.
The following directors were elected
by the trustees of the Northeast Saw
ings Bank at the annual meeting
Arthur c. Bishop, James H. Brodnax,
Walter w Deal William H. Ernest,
James B. Flynn, Henry E. Glotzbach.
Percival Hall, George F. Hoover, DR..
Henry w. Jaeger, Herbert r. King, w.
Reginald Lewis, Isaac Narcisenfeld,
Charles H. Potter. Michael r. Ready,
Guy T. Steuart, Leonard P. Steuart.
All officers we're reelected. They
are L. P. Steuart, president; George F.
Hoover, first vice president; DR.. Perci-
val Hall. second vice president; w. r.
Lewis. cashier; J. o. Cardin, assistant
cashier; j. B. Flynn, councsl.
Park Savings Bank.
Stockholders last night reelected all
oe1car3 and directors as follows: George
E. Walker. chairman of the board; A.
F. Jorss, president; Robert S. Stunz,
executive vice president; George A.
Provost, vice president and attorney:
DR.. Wade H Atkinson, vice president;
William C. Strauss, cashier; Russell A.
Houser and H. NJ. Herndon, assistant
cashiers
Directors. Frank E. Altemus, Wade H.
Atkinson, Charles w. Bolgiano, L. T.
Breuni1ger, Joseph w. Cox, H. F. Dis
mer, Peter M. Dorsch, G.. w. Forsberg,
j. o. Gheen, z. T. Goodman, c. F. Jen-
kins, A F. JorSs, N. Mountford, G. M.
Murray, Claude w. Owen, Robert L. w.
Owens, Norman w. Oyster, H. A. Polkin-
horn, George A. Provost, Maurice
S1hlosSerg. ]. Robert Somerville, War
rem W. Spencer. Robert S. Stunz, w.
NJ WIS, George w. White and c. c.
Winecc-5er
Washington Savings Bank.
The Washington Savings Bank re-
elected all officers as follows: Thomas
e. farrell, president; Robert A. Sisson,
vice president end treasurer; william
e. Russell, vice president; George L.
walden. assistant treasurer. The follow
ing additional directors were reelected:
Adam F. Arnold, Joseph A. DAILY, G. S.
Flynn, r. P Gibson, H. v. Grimes,
Granville Guide, Timothy Hanlon, NJ
E. Horton, Joseph B. Jacobs James II.
Lemon John d. Leonard, Robert E.
Mann, George j. Ohanides, Donald F.
Roberts, DR.. r. Lee Spire, John M.
Trant, J. Redmond Walsh, Thomas D.
Walsh, Karl E. FARRELL and Robert A.
Sisson.
National Capital Bank.
The following directors were re-
elected by the stockholders of the Ma
tional Capital Bank yesterday after
noon: Charles A. Garry, Allen G. Clark,
Clarence F. Donohoe, John B. Earn
shaw, Walter Leaman. Lewis Flemer,
W. p. c. Hazen, Aug. g. Herr
mann, Walter H. NARROW, H. H. Mckee,
James L. Parsons, w. A. Simpson, s. Il.
Walker, Charles B. Stewart and John
@. Yost
The directors organized for the year |
BY re-electing these officers: H. H. |
Mckee, president; S. H. Walker, vice |
president; W. P. c. Hazen, vice presl-
dent; II. C. Stewart, cashier, and j. 3.
Eidgely, assistant cashier.
Industrial Savings Bank.
All officers of the Industrial Savings |
Bank were reelected as follows: Walter |
S. Carter, chairman of the board; w.
81. C. Brown, president; Jesse H. Nit |
chell and John r. Hawkins, vice preSl-
dents; John H. Simms, treasurer; VIII |
liam A. Bowie, cashier; Walter L.
Carter, assistant cashier. The follow