Alpine Bank Reports Condition As Of June 28 1963
Report of condition for The First National Bank in Alpine Texas shows assets of 5.9 million with deposits totaling 5.43 million and capital accounts of 469 thousand. Bank officials Jack Williams and directors Dick Rogers and Neville Haynes certify accuracy. notice includes local rainfall notes and an Alpine water well ordinance proposal No 387 with fines from ten to one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Alpine
Texas
U. S
Jack Williams
Ass't
Council of the
City of
First National Bank in Alpine Officers Listed
June 29, 1963 notice names officers at First National Bank in Alpine. Board Chairman H L Kokernot Jr, President Dick Rogers, Vice President Z M Decie, Cashier Mabel Gooden, Asst Vice President Jack Williams, Asst VP Ray Morrow, Asst Cashier Fannie Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kokernot, JR
Dick Rogers
Z. M. Decie
Mabel Gooden
Jack Williams
Ass't
Ray Morrow
Fannie Weston
To Our Friends and Customers On Election Day Proposal Defeat
A note to customers urges defeating the 1964 natural gas proposal, stating faith in readers’ judgment and referencing a figure of 160,000 dollars tied to the issue. It presents a campaigning stance without detailing the policy.
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Pete Kennedy
Pete
W. 1
Winter
Marjorie K
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Hild
Cinderella
Joe Courand
Leonard Hess
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Hess Ranch
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Mary Margaret
Leonard M. Hess
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Joe A. Courand Jr
Joe A. Courand
Marie Hess
Ben Garcia
Gene Benson
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Cebus McDonald
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Georgia
George Benson
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Mollie Cook
Willie Banner
Mallie Stillwell
Orlon
Banking House New Bank
Z. M. Decie Neville Haynes
F. L, McCollum
J. W. Gillett
Alfie
Butane
Alpine Butane Company
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