Bank Officer Seals 1920 Financial Statement
The People's Bank Incorporated Stephens City Frederick County Virginia presents a sworn statement by cashier J Russell A Shryock confirming the bank's financial condition as of September 8 1920. Directors A H Guard John A Hinkle Jas L Gardner attest to the accuracy of the report.
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Virginia
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Se Teeiance
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John W. Ricer
M. Lohr Capper
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Frances W. Beverley
J. Russell A. Shryock
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A. H. Guard
John. A. Hinkle
Jas. L. Gardner
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M. H. Rhodes
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E. R. Hook
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