Banks Hold Annual Organizational Meetings in Frederick Area
Frederick area banks held their annual stockholders and organizational meetings Tuesday with few changes. Officials announced vacancies filled by promotions and new directors including H Deets Warfield, Guy W. Nusz, Frederick W. Weitzel, and A Atlee Radcliffe. Dividend and earnings figures were reported along with a large Christmas Club fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Farmers and Mechanics - Citizens National Bank
Frederick
William M. Storm
Robert B. Crothers
L. Eugene Purdum
Benjamin L
Mt. Airy
Nusz
Shufi
Guy W. Nusz
Storm
Shuff
Frederick W. Weitzel
Ox Fibre Brush Company, Inc
Crothers
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Radcliffe
National Bank
The
Farmers and Mechanics- Citizens National Bank
William B. Bennett
Kenneth E. Burdette
Daniel T. Dutrow
Harold B. Duvall
A. Hart Eichison
R. Ames Hendrickson
Kent C. Nicodemus
Allen G. Quynn
Henry R. Shoemaker
Benjamin L. Shuff
Earl D. Young
Young
Bank Office Staff Listings and Directors Across Several Banks
The report catalogs staff roles at multiple banks including Citizens Office, Frederick Shopping Center Office, Libertytown Bank Office, Mt. Airy Office, Peakkeepers, and Union Bridge Office. It lists officers such as vice presidents, presidents, cashiers, tellers, clerks, and secretaries, along with director slates and reappointments at The People's National Bank, Woodsboro Savings Bank, Farmers State Bank, and New Windsor State Bank. The year’s year-end notes note stable boards with re-elected directors and retained officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuff
Citizens Office
Farmers and Mechanics Chain
Joseph D. Baker
Alden E. Fisher
James H. Gambrill III
R. W. Harbaugh
Parsons Newman
Elias B. Ramsburg Jr
Harry 0. Schroeder
Daniel E. Wight
Mt. Airy Bank
Ray Barnes
Edgar J. Barnes
Harry W. Bellison
Hubert P. Burdette
Kenneth E. Burdette
Bernard Gladhil
Robert K. Myers
L. Eugene Purdum
C. Miller Waltz
H. Deets Warfield
Union Bridge Bank
Libertytown Bank
W. Snader Baker
Grover C. Devilbiss
Robert H. Diller
Harvey A. Grossnickle
Paul R. Niswander
Jesse M. Pittinger
Nelson M. Pittinger
Carl M. Thomas
Earl D. Young
Farmers and Mechanics' Citizens National Bank
Benjamin L. Shuff
Gordon F. Palmer
Guy W. Nusz
L. Rayhu Spechi
N. Wilson Schley
Robert L. Price
David Mi. Kemp
Charles R. South
C. Edward Keefer Jr
Charles L. Keeney
Edward J. Wetzel
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Ronald L. Frey
Ann B. Kelly
Thomas €. Michael Jr
Betty J. Reed
Joseph E. Rexroad Jr
Mary R. Rhoderick
Natherine L. Roberts
Gerald H. Smith
Joyce E. Gregory
Brenda M. Hall
Austin J. Kennedy
Barbara L. Ifert
Ann L. Legters
Sandra A. Metcalf
Helen M. Michael
Rebecca A. Nikirk
Lucille Phillips
Jean E. Poffinberger
Judith D. Powell
Agnes A. Roush
Beverly M. Shoemaker
Rose
M. Thompson
X. Louise Layman
Jane B. Housden
Alice M. Seyfert
M. Elizabeth Moore
Ernest E. Watkins
Fred M. Schroyer
Emily P. Shankle
Frances A. Smith
Ronnie S. Holland
Frances B. Sappington Jr
Onal H. Albert Dean
Albert F. Klipp
Mabel C. Klipp
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Lewis M. SpenseHer
W. Bartgis Storm
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Oliver T. Kolb
Alvie N. Covell
F. Virginia Culler
Margaret H. Hahp
Ida V. Phreeger
Charlotte W. Waters
Myrtle T. Wentworth
Mary Frances Mullineaux
Ruth T. Kennedy
Mary P. Riordan
Frederick N. Bowers
Robert H. Lee
Frederick Shopping Center
Nevin S. Baker
T. Woodrow Harrison
Cooney
Beulah M. Crum
K. Krantz
Richard L. Martin
Dorothy M. Kehne
L.clinton Rhoades
Gary L. Specht
Philip M. Grove
Paul A. Spurrier
Frances E. Sler
George P. Allen
Mt. Airy
Herbert R. Staley
Helen M. Glaze
Ruth A. Schmidt
P. Joseph Richards
Elizabeth M. Hood
Kenneth M. Boone
Barbara Moxiey
Patricia A. Topper
Jelie Irene P. Hardy
Bonnie Webb
Wilson Extzler
Robert A. Brashears
Union Bridge
Painger
Margneri Ani
Ier
Mary A
C. Robert
Norman W. Black
Pres Anders
Taneytown First National Bank Reorganizes Directors and Officers
The Taneytown bank reconstituted its board with Hoke as president Bachman as vice president Speicher as cashier Mrs Nellie Lantz as assistant cashier and Miss Anna Roop as clerk. Shoemaker renamed president Baumgardner as vice president Bollinger as secretary Bollinger as teller and Stonesifer as assistant cashier. Brunswick Bank keeps its lineup with no changes and a strong year.
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Fern W. Poole
Marietta Stupp
Patti L. Slifer
Robert L. Mauck
People's National Bank
People’s National Bank of Brunswick
L. J. Baker
Hugh Cage
George E. Chick
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Harry Y. George
Joseph E. Himes
W. Claude Lutman
Ralph W. Stauffer
H. N. Werntz
George
Mr. Lutman
Mr. Baker
C. Melvin Hirst
Jamess. George
Ethel Strailman
Hazel May Bartlett
Bserly Haller
Maryland
Wilbur C_. Hall
Virginia
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Gail L. Catshall
Harry C. Doreus
Raymond L. Smith
Russell N. Flanagan
W. Sherman Powell
James S McSherry
W. Cash Smith
George Smith
Harry C. Dorcus
Charles A. Elder
Clarence G. Frailey
Frank W. Weant
J. W. Houser
Quinn F. Topper
Oliver J. Weybright
George L. Wilhide
New Windsor State Bank
Charles H. Smelser
Charles O. Fisher
Ralph Coe
Charles Bachman
W. Lee Hoke
John S. Hyde
R. A. Pilson
J. Wal
Ter Speicher
Byron E. Hartzler
S. N. Metcalfe
Hoke
Bachman
Speicher
Nellie Lantz
Mary D. Crawford
Anna Roop
Tanserstown
First National
First National Bank At
Taneytown
Charles L. Stonesifer
E. Edwood Baumgardner
Norman R. Baumgardner
Charles
Bank of Brunswick
David J. Arnold
B. Lee Feet
Emory V. Frye
Robert McClaine
Charles A. Gross
Robert Coates
Russell M. Sex
Directors announce new officers at meeting
The board, led by Millard S. Smith and Lee F. Titus with Dr. W. B. Watson, elected officers: Dr. Watson as president, Gross as vice president, Frye as executive vice president, Maurice Kaetzel as cashier, Carlos Myers as assistant cashier, Bruce Porter as teller, and Gail Walker and Sharon Howie as bookkeepers.
Van Horn Paroled From Maryland State Prison
Robert Jett Van Horn, once a lumber company president, was paroled from Maryland Penitentiary after a 1957 sentence of ten years for the stabbing death or wounding of his wife. He was among 67 inmates released last month by the Department of Parole and Probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert Jett van Horn
Maryland
Department of Parole and Probation
Lumber Company
Paiol
van Horn
Paroled slayer of Baltimore matron tied to estate dispute
Bernice W. F. Van Horn, a Baltimore County society matron, was beaten to death June 1, 1957. Her killer Marviane Wednesday faces parole after serving a third of a sentence and will be on parole until 1967. A 1959 out of court settlement over her $800,000 estate left the assailant Hors absent with no share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bernice W. F. van Horn
Baltimore County Society
Hors
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