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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursddy, July 15,
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| REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE|REPORT OF CONDITION OF THR
| UNION NATIONAL. MOUNT JOY| FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
0 uary €Co | BANKSY MOUNT JOY PENNA.| LANDISVILLE IN THiE STATE
[ AT THIZ CLOSE OF BUSINESS] OF PENNSYLVANIA. AT THI
LANDIS L. CHARLES | LON JUNE 30. 1954 CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNI
isha is { (Published in Response to eall made 20, 1954
Landis L. Charles, 71, Mount hy Comptrollers of the 3 currency | (Published in Response to call made
. under section 5211, 1 Ss Revised hy Comptrollers of Currency
Joy R1, died suddenly of a Statutes) under section 5211, U, 8. Revised
heart attack at his home. Thurs- | cach. balance: es A SSTTS
+ 3 ini : day at 10:16 p. m. He had been | ©r banks, including re- ‘ash, halances with oth-
Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed PD. 0 ag | serve balance, and eash AR Th oth
under the care of a physician items in the process of Bay balance, and cash
Field Drai : : | He was born in East Hemp- |; ' $ Gres in the process of
ie rainage — Footings — Grading aus a 8. Government “obi Ato
filed Twp., a son of the late tons, direct and guaran 151 gen aq] US. Government “obliga
Hauling -— And Light Jobs Christian F. and Anna K. Lan- | Onligations of States and road Lions alu unre 1,004,525. 44
dis Charles and was a farmer. |)" visions onl SIL of and i
{ 1 FQ s to, fu ' yolitic subdivisions 1
Top Soil and Fill He was a member of St. Mark's dalle] Ech Iai : 00) er re ar a
. aorpora stocks, (including ‘ n.1
{ E.U.B. Church, Mount Joy, and FIR 730.00 ston Kor pene 3
served as a trustee for 30 years. |, oral Reserve hank) 5 500,00. 5 of Fed
[ He is survived by his wife ng $110.01 overdraft 2 8T0.306.0 BI Tart ti ads
RD. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN || 4 by WIIG! | rn retinas) “Loans and Discounts (inetd. CC
| Anna Hertzler Charles, a daugh- furniture and ARE. HD aver raise)
PHONE 863R2 ter, Edna, at home; and two, fixtures $10,723 this S2072.87 1 "868,559.81, furnit and
11-6 brothers, John L., Landisville; than premises 00.00 OIE 2
I and Jacob L., Silver Spring Other, Asal son Fotis Xess —
m . - ota ‘ $2.182.606.96
eee se Funeral services were held at! Total Assets $6,085,118.68
the Nissley Funeral Home on
Sunday afternoon at 1:30 p. m.
and at the St. Mark's Evangelic-
i al United Brethren Church at 2
p. m. Interment in the Mille s-
ville Mennonite Cemetery.
REV. W. J. SAYRE
The Rev. W. J. Sayre, Elmer,
New Jersey, who at one time
served the Methodist Churches
of Salunga and Manheim, died
Sunday in the Elmer Hospital.
He was seventy-two.
He served in Salunga from |
September, 1907 to September,
1910. He was a graduate of
Dicknison College and Boston
University of Theology. He!
preached in the New Jersey
Conference and was treasurer
of the group for 20 years. |
He is survived by his wife, |
Elizabeth Herr Hiestand Sayre, |
formerly of Salunga: a son, the
Rev. Charles Sayre, Asbury
{ Park, New Jersey: two grand- |
when you DRIVE
daughters and seven brothers
} TELEPH . NE and sisters in New Jersey. !
MRS. RICHARD W. CHARLES |
Mrs. Lily Jane Charles, 55,
wife of Richard W. Charles, 57
Brandt Blvd., Landisville, died
at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at St.
Joseph's Hospital after a year's |
illness.
She was born at Dundee, |
Scotland, a daughter of the late
William M. and Elizabeth Dun-
can Cross. She came to the U.S.
and Lancaster County at the |
age of nine, and resided here |
ever since.
In addition to her husband, |
| she is survived by a son, Rich- |
tard W. Jr., Landisville, and one |
| grandson. She was the last of
| her family.
Friends may call at the Nis-
Funeral Home between 7
| 9 p. m. Friday and the funeral
services will be held at the con-
venience of the family.
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When you drive, you want to get to your
destination the quickest, shortest way. And
to do that you need to know the proper
highway number.
The same is true in making a long distance
phone call. When you know the number—
and give it to the operator—you get your
party more quickly.
As a time-saving convenience, why not
keep a list handy of long distance numbers
you call frequently? Then you avoid "detours
to Information that delay your connection.
Reduced Federal Taxes Means Your
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Entire Stock of Men’s and Boys’
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GO ON SALE AT
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Now. while our stock is full and complete with meshes and krinkle crepes in
cottons, nylons, orlons, dacrons and rayons in all of the most wanted colors
and shades as well as white, this is your golden opportuniZy. Enjoy the
many summer days ahead with these MINT - Cool comfortable shirts. ‘Tis a
joy and a pleasure to wear them. | direct and Au send
State of Pennsylvania, County of
T.aneaster, ss: |
a cashier of the |
OUR PRICES WITH THEIR SAVINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS.- | anove Ne here ho Dt mnly i
irm t the ahove stateme s true |
PRICE YOU SALE { Pe wont ior, So Hist an be |
REGULAR SAVE PRICE an BE. M. BOMBERCER, Cashier |
Sworn to and subs rihed h fore me |
$1.00 25 75 Ns ir ny Ih pang 1)
| officer or directo i this i |
Gertrude PP. Helms, Notary Puohlie |
$1.50 38 1 1 2 | My commission expires Jan. 27, 19537 |
| Correct 3 ost ROMPRAGER
I. Mf. BOOTH
$2.00 50 1.50
Capital Stock
[ Total Liabilities
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of indi
| LIABILITIES
| Demand deposits of indi-
viduals, nartnerships, & viduals, nartnerships, &
corporations 2.955.092 88 | corporations 1,408,742.74
Time deposits of individ. Time deposits of individ.
nals, partnerships, and nals partnerships, and
corporations . 2 698,027.16 corporations 1,192,629
Deposits of 17, 8S. Govern. { Deposits f 1, S. Govern-
ment (including postal ment (including postal
savings. ),TRT.08 s) 6R,665.04
nD f States and how te of States and
li ns 170.02 | politic 11 subdivisions ., 16 3.27
deposits (certified | Other deposits (certified and |,
cashier's checks, cashier's checks 1,567
18,747.55 | Tatal Denosits $2 5
al Dey Total Denosite 9 a
Bills pavable, Other liabilities 2,279.51
and other i { 4 :
borrowed money 100.000 (10) Total 2 R499 59
Other liabilities 18,500.16 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
. a Ll Capital Stock
Total Liabilities 35,407.264.85 1 stock, total pap
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS | : 75.000 00
Capital Stock | Surpins i 125.000 On
Common stock, total par Undivided profits... 18,593.10
$125,000.00 . 125.000 00 | Reserves (and retirement
vie 500.000.00 | accounts for preferred
Undivided profits stock) 0
Reserves 1 136 49 | Total Capital Accounts . . )
Total Capital Accounts 677.753.78
| Mata! Linhilities and
mata) Tinhilities and | Capital Accounts
Capital Accounts $6,085 118.63 ATI ATC
MEMORANDA od oF
Assets or assigned to SECT
to secure liabilities and for ther purpe
other purposes . 172.000 00 State of Per a
State of Pennsylvania, County ss
Lancaster 1 I. Bowers, cashier of the
1. Carl 8. Krall, cashier of bank, do solemnly af
named hank, do solemnly affirm | fem the above statement is
that the ahove statement is trne tol the best of my Knowle :
the best of mv knowlelge and helief N. 1.. RON
CART, & RRALL. Cashier ; bo
Sworn fa and subscribed hefors me | Gy Ned 10 ans re
this 6th dav of Tuly, 1954, and 1 ih iil cectity that 1
hereby certifv that I am not a officer Tie dy sv diveotoe of this br
or director of this hank Boni LR ret Nob av
Annie CC. Blensinger, Notary Puhlie : : NL anne TH
My commission expires Jan 3. 1957 | My . commission expires Feb
Correct- | Correct-Attest
@ NEWCOMER N. L. BOWERS
W. A. COVENTRY | P. B. STEFHMAN
ELMER K
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BUSHONG
Directors
MARTIN S. MUSSER
Directors |
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Bulletin Ads Pay
IR NATIONATI, BANK
TRIS COMPANY OF MT rr
IN THE STATE OF PRNNSYT
VANIA AT THR CT,097 OF B
NESS ON JUNE 30, 1954
(Published in Response to eall made |
hv Comntrollers of the Cuarrencev|
under section 11, 1.08 Revised |
Statues)
ASSETS
Cash, balances with oth-
er banks including re-
serve balance, and cash
items in the process of
collection $ 645,021.97
UU. S. Government oblige - |
tions, direct and guaran-
teed ‘ eis 49
Obligations of States and |
political subdivisions 65,713. 1¢
Other bonds, notes, and |
debentures 9.808,67 |
Corporate stocks, (inchiding |
12,750.00 stock of Federal {
Reserve bank) 12,75 |
Loans and Discounts (includ- |
$67.43 overdrafts) 2 24.09 |
1H vomises owned {
$71,308.62, furnit and |
fixtures $19.048 90,446.98
Real state owned other than
hank premises 1.00
Other assest Lo NG i
|
Total Assets \ 4,418,81 91
LIABILITIES |
Demand deposits of indi |
vidnals rships, &
corporatic 1,722.042.99 |
Time deposits of individ
unls, partnerships, and |
corporations 1,906,225.11
Deposits of U7, 8S, Govern-
ment (including postal
savings) 133.044.88
Deposits of States and
political subdivisions 141,33 0
Other deposits (certified and {
cashier's checks, ete.) 11,646 61
Total Deposits $3,914,292.15 |
Other liabilities $5,377.58
1.959.669
Total Liabilities y |
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS |
total par
Common stock,
125,000.00 |
Surplus 300.069 00 |
I'ndivided profits | 1.146.160
Total Capital Accounts 159,146. 1¢
and Capital
Accounts $4,418,815.84 |
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or ion
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to linhiliti ind |
and other purpos 61,865.52 | ° ®
a ro Tires in Town!
cntes £a- |
tions fy |
which are fully 1 or in |
sured by agencies of the |
< Government
I'nited State
“United States
(ather than
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HOSTETTER
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$3.95 99 2.96 3
$4.95 1.24 3.71
Of Course, They're Made By ESSLEY
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| wen, Mount Joy, a daughter
| Wednesday at the Columbia
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. | Hospital.
OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Tes om Kot a mia TH J TES rn. a lhe Lom.
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| day in the
| The baby girl was named Nan- |
| cy Louise.
| ler, Mount Joy R2, a
| Friday in the Lancaster General
| Hospital.
| named Darlene Joy.
Clark, Wood Street,
daughter,
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mer, Mt. Joy Rl, a son at
\ | Lancaster
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richter,
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BIRTHS
a daughter Fri-|
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