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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
9
Clermont County residents and businesses take pride in local financial progress as the bank reports assets of 2.62 million dollars. The institution lists deposits totaling 2.40 million and capital accounts of 216 thousand with common stock and reserves included.
Howard E. Wilson Chin John B. Rapp Harry A. Kahle Dale C. Miller Edward Sawyer listed as directors in the updated corporate roster.
The 1962 report of condition closes December 28 lists officers including John W. Haussermann chairman and Charles Schneider with total assets of $2,869,220.72 and deposits under FDIC. The document names associates and officers such as Lucian H. Dawson Harold Fille Jr and Dorma D. Simpson. It identifies New Richmond National Bank as a full service FDIC member.
The Clermont Building Loan and Savings Co presents financial data including 160.50, 1,989.28, 195,553.51, and 54,139.00 with reference F7691/563.13 in the OCR excerpt. The fragment implies balance figures or ledger entries without full context.
The Owensville bank shows a balance or figure of 1 315 948 80 with a smaller item of 6 223 63. The text appears as a financial listing from The Merchants and Farmers Bank in Owensville with monetary amounts. The exact context is unclear from the OCR snippet but involves large sums and an itemized figure.
The December 31 1962 financial statement shows assets of 8 024 074 20 and total capital and liabilities of 8 070 000 90 with mortgages cash real estate and securities listed. Officers include H C Miller George D Murphy and John C Craver among key directors and staff.
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