Ned Holman of Guthrie Dies After 75 Years in Banking
Obituary recalls Ned Holman a famed Oklahoma financier who died of a heart ailment in Guthrie at 75. He led Liberty National Bank from 1932 to 1942 and helped guide Oklahoma City and state banks through the Great Depression and bank holidays. He served on regional financial boards and presided over a network of 37 banks across Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas. He was a former director of the Federal Reserve branch and a prominent figure in state economic recovery efforts. Burial was in Summit View Cemetery after services at Trinity Episcopal Church. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Hilton Burks and Mrs Lottie Card, with a niece of Mrs Huntington among attendees.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Nat Holman
Hilton Burks
Lottie Card
Comanche
Park Huntington
Huntington
Holman
Daily
Oklahoman
Ned Holman
Texas
Liberty National Bank
Benedictine Heights Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Church
Leon Johnson
Summit View
Guthrie First National Bank
First National
Oklahoma City
Liberty National
Roosevelt
Liayll Barnhart
First National Bank
Barnhart
Clearing House Association
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Oldtimers
Regional Agricultural Credit Corp
Sound Oklahoma
Jack Allen
Tulsa First National
Allen
la Grange
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
National Bank At
Commerce
P. A. Norris
Ada
Phillips
Greenville
Old Charter
Guthrie National Bank
Kansas
Old Exchange National Bank of
Tulsa
Liberty
Federal Reserve Bank
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Pvt Thomas Coan Now in Korea
Pvt Thomas G Coan son of Mr and Mrs A L Coan Route 2 De Leon is serving with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea He entered the Army in December 1952 and attended De Leon High School The 25th Infantry Division the senior American unit on the peninsula landed in July 1950 after the Communist attack Survivors include two sons pursuing banking careers Fred A Holman vice president and Victor E Holman cashier a daughter Mrs Dorothy Ritzhaupt and Ned Jr with the state department in Washington
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25Th Infantry
Korea
Thomas G. Coan
A. L. Coan
de Leon
25Th Infantry Division
Coan
35Th Infantry Regiment
Army
de Leon High School
Korean Peninsula
Republic of
South Korea
Guthrie
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fred A. Holman
Family Bank
Victor E. Holman
Dorothy Ritzhaupt
San Antonio
Ned Jr
State Department
Santa Fe Dublin Lampasas Cutoff Opens New Main Line
J P Crowley announces start of a six mile main line cutoff linking the Dublin and Lampasas lines east of Brownwood to improve service. The project will begin near Delaware on the Dublin district line, meet the Lampasas line near Milepost 343 west of Ricker, and extend into Brownwood. Upon completion 8.2 miles of the Dublin district line will be retired and passenger back ups at Brownwood depot eliminated, expediting freight. W T Donaho oversees construction with W Y Ware in immediate charge, assisted by Engineer William Smith.
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Dublin
Lampasas
Santa Fe Railway
Brownwood
J. P. Crowley
Gc&sf Railway
Crowley
Delaware
Ricker
W. T. Donaho
W. Y. Ware
William Smiith
Stephenville Empire
Tate Family Holds Reunion
Descendants and friends gathered July 19 for the Tate family reunion with visits and a noon meal. The records note five births and three marriages since last year. Out of town attendees included C. L. Tate Brady Lt. and Mrs H see me and save money on payments W H Howard 706 N Elm Abi lene L Roberts and children T B Seago and Coin Seago Carroll Gustine Jim T Roberts Proctor R M Carroll Co L Tate yill succeed is Min Roberts as leader for the coming year.
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W. H. Howard
N. Elm
L. Roberts
Abilene
T. B. Seago
Coin Seago
Carroll
Gustine
Jim T. Roberts
Proctor
R. M. Carroll
L. Tate Yill
Min Roberts
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P.O
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Clarence Edwards
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Greene & Waring Real Estate
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Dublin -Lampasas
Burtons Goodson
U.S. Bureau of Plant Industry
Nuggets of
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Burton
Goodson
Central
Comanche, Tex
Farm Bureau
Donchester
North Side Square
Hathcock’s
Tate
C. L. Tate
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Elkins Tin Shop
Cleve
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