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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1985
Page
13
Wall Street ended mixed as gains in office equipment and blue-chip shares offset declines. The Dow rose 4.71 to 1353.61, while the overall market showed more decliners than advancers. Trading volume reached about 145.23 million shares on NYSE listed issues.
Fredericktown Bank and Trust celebrated staff loyalty at a meeting led by president Robert E. Gearinger. Thirty-five of 105 employees have 10 years or more of service, totaling 708 years for the bank and community. The 157-year-old institution began as Fredericktown Savings Institution in 1828 and joined Mercantile Bankshares Corp. in 1980. Barbara F. Hiltner leads in tenure with 42 years of service across various roles.
Fredericktown announces long tenure at the bank with Robert E. Gearinger leading at 37 years followed by R. Monroe Feaga 36 years Anna Mary K. Willard 35 and Elizabeth M. Grossnickle 34. Other groups include 29 to 20 years with Joan Derr Charles Trunk II Nancy Mohler and more.
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