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How Long
Will It Burn?
We are planning a lot of events |
for this anniversary celebration
of ours but we think that one |
in particular will interest you |
most—the contest based on
how long our anniversary can-
dle will burn, The candle is in
the lobby of the bank and to
join the contest all you need do
is accept the entry blank which
will be presented to you on
ANNIVERSARY DAY, October
24th, upon your arrival at the
celebration.
You don’t have to buy any-
thing nor do you have to be a
customer of the bank. This con-
test is open to everyone. Once
you have your entry blank you
fill in the number of days, hours
and minutes you think the can-
dle will burn. Sign your name
and address and you are coin-
peting for the prizes. |
For the most accurate guess- |
es the bank will award a first |
prize of $25.00, a second prize |
of $15.00, and six additional |
prizes of $10.00 each, or a total |
of $100.00. In case of ties dup- |
licate prizes will be awarded. |
Employees of the bank and |
their immediate families are not

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FACILITIES
Bank Money Orders |
| Cable & Telegram M nay
[ransters
| Collections |
| Deposits |
} Certificates of Deposit
Ch k Ac it
Cl tr 3 Sa J
Vacation Savings
Fire Proof Vault
Investment Transactions
Letters of Credit | 8
Loans
Automobile
Business
Electrical Appliances
Farm
Mortgage
Personal
Night Deposito
Parking Facili
Safe Deposit B S

Travelers Checks
Trust Department
Executor & Administrator
Guardian of Minors & In-
competents Union National Mount Joy
Trustee under Wills Week parade.
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Bank float which won
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first prize in retailers’ class in Pennsylvania

Life Insurance Trusts

Corporation
The Lancaster County Bankers | Total Resources

Jest 2 tf Corporate Pension 100 YEARS OF GROWTH
unds
Trustee of Corporate Bond
Issues ons Dec. 31, 1853
United Silas overnment Capital i a 12 500.
re Surplus and Undivided Profits 338
MEMBERSHIPS Total Resources 22.000.
The Federal Reserve System Se Dec. 31, 1875 :
The Federal Deposit Insurance | Capital $ 100,000.
Surplus and Undivided Profits 76,000.
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362,000.

eligible to enter the contest. | A ;
Decisions of the judges will be | 80 Aeon va Gorriltars Dec. 31, 1900
final. : he a VARY Capital . 3 125,000.
——— Association Haida Profile A. TAI
FROST WA The American Bonkers Assos Spee and Undivided Profits x on
aia 425,000.
Left to Right—Johnson S. Martin, Customer; Florence L. Miller, Bookkeeper; Dr. Jerome ciation : i
GROWTH S. Kendig, Customer; Lineaus W. Longenecker, Teller. Independent Bankers Associa- Dec. 31, 1925
1919 — 1953 —- RS — ee eee = tion ' a NE NA
{ : 1 ee vo Capital . Db 125 000.
== [BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND | OFFICERS & EMPLOYEES |Lineaus W. Longenecker National Association of Bank Surplus and Undivided Profits 335 000.
1919 cocoon. $15,000. |DATES OF THEIR ELECTION a Lester G. Hostetter and Jopiroliens Iveta] Resources ss : 2,080,000, :
920 20.000. | _ | Martin S. Musser, President, V5 aos Financial Public Relations Harry N. Nissly,
Sh a “AVM: | John B. Nissley 1925 Rin x Tran {Ruth Coble Kraybill Association Dec. 31, 1950
19725 ............... sels 93,000. | Phares R. Nissley . 1926 |John B. Nissley, Vice President. Christine R. Weidman — Capital 195 00. | former cashier, holds 61-year
1930... 95,000. |Harvey Rettew 1926 Go Cover, Secretary Ruth E. Shenk CORRESPONDENT BANKS | and Undivided Profits 508.000. | Pennsylvania Bankers medal,
aan 145.600. |W. A. Coventry 1927 « cer. | H. Florence Miller Federal Reserve Bank, Total Resources 5.842.000. i" . : ba
180.700, | Henry, H. Koser 1932 | D. Victor Shank, Assistant Cash. | Joyce N. Miller Philadelphia He was employed in 1892 and
Po PORE TI 297 4; 0. Martin S. Musser 1932 ier, Assistant Secretary & As- | Mary Jane Zimmerman Girard Trust Corn Exchange | Sept. 30, 1953 remained active for 55 years.
TS torre 494,39 [Claude H. Grosh 1942 sistant Trust Officer. [Samuel Hinkle 3ank Philadelphia | Capital et : $ 125,000. : ;
21 NNN | . ' : EXIT, | oo y Ie has been inactive the past
1950 431,000. | Alvin J. Reist 1942 Norman H. Sprecher, Assistant |Arnold, Bricker & Beyer, Solic-| National City Bank Surplus and Undivided Profits 546,000. He, has bex :
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1853 oe. 1,370,000. |Clarence S. Newcomer 1947 | Cashier. itors New York City | Total Resources 5,922,000. [six years.
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From This—
RESOURCES
Bills Discounted $14,194.90
Expenses : 821.85
Cash 7,151.87

$22,168.62
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Discounts
Columbia Bank
Due Depositors - General
Due Depositors - Special
First Financial Statement, December 1, 1853
$12,500.00
140.40
528.41
5,692.81
3,307.00

$22,168.62
Bank Statements Reflect 100 Years Of Progress
To This—
Statement as of September 30, 1953
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $2,799,844.15
U. S. Government
Securities 1,929,125.38
Other Bonds and
Securities 262,425.00
Banking House,
Furniture and Fixtures 90,533.31
Other Real Estate 8,500.00
Cash and Due from Banks 830,527.39
Other Resources 1,114.89

$5,922,070.12
TRUST DEPARTMENT SEPTEMBER 30, 1953
Total Investments
Corporate Trustee
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 125,000.00
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Reserves
Deposits
Other Liabilities

500,000.00
46,767.98
25,404.21
5,208,461.33
16,436.60 -
$5,922,070.12
$1,376,691.49
225,000.00