Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-01-16
BANKS CHOOSE OFFICERS
AND DIRECTORS FOR 1886

The various banking concerns of
Morgan county have chosen direc-
tors and officers for the ensuing
year, as follows:
Citizens National Bank
Directors: T. j. Bailey. Mrs. Liz
Reed, Hugh Donahue and James j..
Christie. Officers: Mr.. Bailey, pres
ident; Mr.. Christie, first vice presi-
dent; Mr.. Donahue, second vice
president; Mr.. Reed, third vice
president; Cecil Glass, cashier; Ed
ma Barlow and Bernard Click, as
sistant cashiers; Jessie Sands How
ard, bookkeeper.
Malta National Bank
Directors: DIR. Lee Humphrey, S.
N. Manly, A. A. Coulson, C. B.
Smith, Harry G. Cook, w. C. Manly
GERS were chosen: DIR. Humphrey,
president; S. N. Manly, vice presi-
dent; c.. B. Smith, cashier; Chas.
A. Gaylord, and Teresa Torbert,
assistant cashiers.
NCConnelsvilIe First National Bank
Directors: J. T. Stanton, Judge J.
@. Lyme, J. e. Patterson, Raymond
Durbin, Jay X. Howard, E. j. Ar
rick and S. A. Finley. Officers: J.
T. Stanton, president; J. e. Patter-
son and Judge Lyme, vice presi-
dents; S. A. Finley, cashier; Robert
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sistant cashiers.
Stockport National Bank
Directors: r. w. Dewitt, w. E.
Wootton, w. III. Broomhall, S. B.
Zumbro, J. w. Van Fossen, O. W.
Cody, C. C. Fleming. Officers: r.
tom, vice president; G. c. Stone
burner, cashier; Marjorie Van Fos-
sen, assistant cashier. At his own
request, on account of i'll health,
Mr.. M. c. Walker, who has been a
director for number of years, was
not chosen director, c. C. Fleming
taking his place.
Malta Building And Loan
Directors: G. B. Smith, f. A.
He'll, DR.. Lee Humphrey, +. d. Coul-
sen, S. A. Torbert, Harry Cook and
B. S. Harris. Officers: C. B. Smith,
president; F.A. He'll, vice president;
G. A. Gaylord, sec'y-treas.; Mrs.
Marian McLane, clerk, and Emmett
Abel, attorney.
ChesterhilI National Bank
Directors: c. p. Yocom, J. T. J
Bowman, C. l. Schofeld, J. " Bow
man, Carl Patterson. Officers: C.
p. Yocom, president; Carl Patter-
son and J. T. Bowman, vice presi-
dents; G. l. Schofeld, cashier; EN-
Ily Kinsey, bookkeeper. AS our
readers will note, c.. l. Schofield is
cashier, succeeding Carl Patterson.
The latter at his own earnest solici- |
tation asked the directors that he |
might be relieved of this duty. He |
has been made vice president, and |
will continue in the active manage |
ment of the bank. His health has |
not been good, and it was solely be- |
cause of this that he urgently re-
auested to be relieved of cashiers
duty. Since the year 1901-35
years, he has been cashier of Ches-
terhill National bank, and no cash
ier any place has served more cap
ably, or more acceptably, and his
wise counsel and ability as bank
er are felt far beyond the confines
of Chesterhill bank. His friends
VINO are legion. will be pleased to
learn that his health is improving
he is able to spend part time at the
bank, and within a few weeks ex-
poets to be able to put in regular
time. C. I. Schofield, the new CASH
ier, will need no introduction, hav-
ing served for number of years as
assistant cashier most capably, and
Ro one could be found who would
come nearer to measuring up to
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