Union Bank Board Moves To Issue Stock
Union Nations Bank directors at yesterday's meeting approved a plan to issue 1.0 percent additions shares of one million stock with par value 1 cent. If accepted, holders of 18,600 shares of common stock will receive warrants to buy one new share for every three owned as of January 9, 145. This would raise capital to 4.0 million dollars and allow retirement of all preferred stock B. Directors expect surplus to rise by about 300,000 dollars, aided by undivided profits and reserves, with deposits growing from 6,071,651 on June 30, 1939 to 12,069,010 on June 38, 1984. The plan also eliminates regular preferred dividends and funds retirement costs. Initial annual dividend on new common stock set at 70 cents per share, yielding about 42 percent on par.
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Union Nations Bank
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Adide
Louis H. Gross
Bank
Mebank
Union National to Issue New Stock Vote Planned
Shareholders will vote on a proposal to issue new common stock. If approved, transfer books close until issuance raising total common shares from 18,000 to 24,000. Historical notes recount prior preferred issues purchased by Reconstruction Finance Corporation and investors. December 1943.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Union National
Rensselaer Man Elected President of Eastern New York Odd Fellows Home
Branthal Worden of Rensselaer was elected president of the Odd Fellows Home Association of Eastern New York at a trustees meeting in Albany. He succeeds the late John H. Rea of Albany, founder and former president for 25 years. Other officers named include Jesse P. Williams of Schenectady as vice president, Charles H. Schermerhorn of Castleton as secretary, and John Ma Young of Albany as treasurer.
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Branthal Worden
Rensselaer
Odd Fellows’ Home Association
New York
EO. O. F. Hall
Albany
Charles H. Schermerhorn
Castleton
John Ma’ Young
Palestine Chapter O E S Annual Meeting Notices
The annual meeting of Palestine Chapter O E S will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Lansingburg Masonic Temple. Miss Elsie Christensen worthy matron and William Groesbeck worthy patron preside. A Christmas party follows, led by Mrs. Dorothy Briggs and her committee. Members are asked to bring gifts for the grab bag.
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Palestine
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Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Elsie Christensen
William Groesbeck
Dorothy Briggs
Musicians Union Elects 5th Annual Officers in Troy Local 13
George A. Severance was elected financial secretary for his 45th consecutive year at the Troy Musical Union Local 13 election. Henry W. Baylis was named president, Harry F. Murnane vice president, Albert G. Lotiridge recording secretary, with Walker D. Connor Patsy Zacara Edward Saiith George Geiger George Burger and John Lee named delegates to the Cohoes Federation of Lebar.
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George A. Severance
Troy Musical Union
American Federation of Musicians
Henry W. Baylis
Harry F. Murnane
Bert G. Lotiridge
Walker D. Connor
Patsy Zacara
Edward Saiith
George Geiger
George Burger
John Lee
George MatPherson
Cohoes
Cub Pack 52 Meets at St Lawrence Church Session
Cub Pack 52 Den 2 of the Boy Scouts held their fifth meeting Monday at the home of David Barsalow with Paul Hill in charge. Refreshments were served.
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Editor Urges All Aid For Wounded Veterans
A Troy Rotary Club luncheon featured EK Burner of the Associated Press describing the war photo pool and the need for aid to wounded service members returning to civilian life. Colonel Butler and Colonel Sutter spoke of Paris and London war impacts as veterans adapt, urging organizations to extend support to those injured and preparing to reintegrate.
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Atag
Normandy
Abe
London
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Mart
Rotary
Britain
D-Day
Associated Press News
Life Magazine
Jeep
Coronel Butler Displays Rotary Club Picturemaking Expedition
A fragment reports Coronel Butler presenting a picturemaking expedition to the Rotary Club while travelling from Paris toward Liege through the Belgians during wartime, with mention of Dwight in attendance.
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Normandy
Germany
Insula
Paris
Liege
Bel- Sidefried Linegium
Helland
Coronel” Butler
Rotary Club
Dwight
Appreciation Expressed by Guests at Event
At the conclusion the gathering extended thanks to Dr Arvie Hidred and other attendees. The note reflects warm appreciation from据 invited guests and organizers for the successful occasion.
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Marvin
Eit Pers
Arvie Hidred
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