Shenandoah Valley National Bank Began 1865 With 1866 Meeting
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank traces its roots to late 1865 with the formal organization meeting held January 9, 1866. Founding figures included A H Griffith and Henry M Brent, with Williams named president and Brent cashier. The bank weathered 1873 1893 and 1907 panics and joined the Federal Reserve System and FDIC. It maintains capital of 500000 and reserves over 100000 to back deposits around 2 million.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Williams
United States
A. H. Griffith
Aaron H. Griffth
Bank of the Valley
Henry M. Brent
Charles B. Meredith
W. J. Rea
A. H. Griffth
Charles L. Wood
John N. Bell
Louis P. Hettman
Philip Williams
S. R. Atwell
L. P. Hartman
German Smith
George Ww.Ginn
Henry Baetjer and Company
George E. Bushnell
C. B. Meredith
C. W. Gibbens
John Wilwig
Daniel T. Ww
W. B. Baker
Thomas Fairfax
Lord Fairfax
Virginia
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R. Gray Williams
Lewis F. Cooper
Harold G. Brown
E. G. Rush
J. Few Brown
Carl T. Cather
Lula A. Rush
M. Lohr Capper
Fred L. Glaize
William Beverley
Dr. P. W. Boyd
Lewis F. Coper
Stewart Bell
Robi. S. Smith
W. Nelson Page
Thos. B. Byrd
T. Russell Cather
Show a Leg Command on Battle Ships
The phrase Show a Leg! originated when American and British warships carried women aboard until about 1800. D J Godsoe notes in Collier's Weekly that the ladies were given an extra hour of sleep and identified themselves each morning by hanging a stocking clad leg over the hammock.
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D. J. Godsoe
A. S
Indianapolis
Collier's Weekly
Old Record Book Reveals Leading Winchester Citizens
A historical note on the Winchester gas records shows signatures of early citizens on regulation forms from 1855 to 1881 including John N Bell and Robert Y Conrad. The article traces the Winchester Gas Company’s 1891 shift to gas and electric services, later sale to Winchester and Washington Railway, and 1925 purchase by Consumers Utility Company with E C Goss becoming manager in 1928.
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Consumers’ Utility Company
Winchester Gas Company
Winchester
Stewart Bell
John N. Bell
Robert Y. Conrad
Major Holmes Conrad
Thomas B. Campbell
Abraham Nulton
Louis M. Nulton
Nulton
Common Council
Winchester and Potomac Railway Company
Market Street
W. Wood
Frederick County
G. W. Hammond
Taylor Hotel Company
Winchester Gas and Electric Company
Winchester and Washington Railway Company
Consumers Utility Company
E. C. Goss
Virginia Assembly
J. B. Riley
Hugh H. Lee
Lloyd Logan
John Bruce
Jacob Baker
William Miller
J. S. Carson
Godfrey S. Miller
Samuel Hartley
William A. McCormick
T. B. Campbell
E. L. Baker
David Russell
Officers Of South End Hose Co Serve City Fire District
Officers of the South End Hose Company include secretary property man and surgeon roles with named officers Charles Haines and Dr. P W Boyd Jr among the officials listed. The roster reflects a small urban fire company structure.
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South End Hose Co
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Bell and
Conrad
Winchester Evening Star
Pure Food Store
the Gas Co
CL. Robinson Ige & Gold Storage, Corp
Pioneer Ice Manufacturer
and Cold
Virginia Valley
Charles Town
Berryville
Charles L. Robinson
Palmer Ice Co
Chas. L. Robinson
Shenandoah Valley
Clarke
Jefferson Counties
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage, Corp
Frank B. Robinson
M. E. Robinson
Secy
F. E. Breennaman
C. A. Robinson
J. D. Robinson
Treas
Mer
Benjamin Crampton