Time Deposits wo
Total Deposits ......
Reserve for Dividends .....
Unearned Discount
Other Liabilities ......
Capital — Common Stock
surplus ..... oie ia
Undivided Profits
Reserves
Total Capital Aceoiills
Total Liabilities
Individual Trust Funds
Corporate Trust Funds
Total Trust Funds. ........

Main Office
23 East King St.
W. E. Alexander, Honorary Chairman
G. H. Effing, Honorary Chairman
Lester H. Herr, Chairman of the Board
Robert Y. Garrett, -Jr., President
Charles L. Van Dusen, Executive Vice
President and Secretary
Charles R. Slaugh, Vice President
John E. Barry, Vice President and
Manager, Instalment Loan Dept.
Earl C. Nehr, Cashier
John R. Davis, Assistant Vice Presi-
dent and Manager, Mortgage Dept.
Stanley Musselman, Assistant Vice
President and Manager, Agricultur-
al Department
J. Stanley Mull, Jr., Assistant Cashier
Richard J. Schneebeli, Asst. Cashier
Frederick W. Slaugh, Asst. Cashier
C. Cleon Worley, Jr., Asst. Cashier
Eugene T. Sullenberger, Controller
Samuel W.-Bomberger, Senior Auditor
Jacob B. Weaver, Auditor
Harold A. White, Jr., Auditor
Robert HE. Sherk, Assistant Auditor
Gregory J. Celia, Jr., Personnel
Director
Helen M. Bucks, Director of Publicity
Trust Department
Homer W. Crist, Vice President and
Trust Officer
Relland D. Ackelson, Senior Trust
Officer
Percy C. Clarke, Jr., Trust Officer
James M. Miller, Trust Officer
Lois G. Miller, Asst. Trust Officer
John W. Beattie, Estate Planning
Officer
R. William Maurer, Estate Planning
Officer
W. E. Alexander
Roberts R. Appel
Isaac Z. Buckwalter
W. Douglas Darmstaetter
James C. Dunlap
G. H. Effing
John J. Eshelman
Robert Y. Garrett, Jr.
Earl M. Godshalk
1. H. Herr
Quarryville Office
Carl Reynolds, Sr.,
Chairman
Kersey A. Bradley
Jerome H. Rhoads
Clair L. Wade
R. W. Wiggins, Jr.
Edward L. Witmer
Walter Wood
Chairman
Appel, Ranck, Herr and Appel

Other Demand Deposits A,
Federal Reserve Bank—Deferred Account -
(a
John M. Booth
Henry H. Eby
Arthur H. Hostetter
John E. Melhorn
Simon P. Nissley
David E. Schlosser, M.D.
Richard M. Stark
J. Musser Wolgemuth
SOLICITORS
LANCASTER COUNTY FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
CONDENSED FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Close of Business, December 31, 1964
ASSETS
Cash and Due from Banks .... «+. ..... c.c ive vin $13,497,755.40
U. S. Government Obligations ret SA 22,340,453.31
Municipal Bonds el TR i rea Th veh 6,276,210.93
Other Bonds : 3,875,055.22
Federal Reserve Bank Stock . : 255,000.00
Joanie Gn DIBOOIIIE hi. i Ei di in vera i an ey 39,551,119.83
Mortgages . ... 13,139,525.57
Bank Premises and Equipment 2,527,061.46
Otani Resets... .. 000. iva 118,089.60
Total Assets .......... $101; 580,271. 71.32
LIABILITIES CEPI
U. S. Government Deposits ........ . $ 17113,162.15
54,394,763.62
32,112,641.42
. $ 88,220,567.19
1,780,518.54
101,452.80
866,385.02
; 231,013.14
BOT _$ 2.536,320.00
5,963,680.00
1,131,329.21
749,005.42
10,380,334.63
Re a a © $101,580,271.32
ahi $48,249,192.82
9,271,000.00
© $ 571,520,192.82

OFFICERS
Duke and King St. Office
Robert J. DeLaney, Jr., Assistant Vice
President and Manager
Charles H. Russell, Assistant Cashier
North Queen St. Office
John C. Truxal, Vice President and
Manager
Prince and James Street Office
Charles M. Rutter, Assistant Vice
President and’ Manager
Manor Street Office
C. Wayne Creasy, Assistant Cashier
and Manager
Bridgeport Office
J. Clarence Bowers, Assistant Vice
President and Manager
Wheatland Office
John H. Risse, Assistant Cashier and
Manager
New Holland Avenue Office
David E. Blank, Assistant Cashier
and Manager
Quarryville Office
John S. Phillips, Assistant Vice
President and Manager
‘Mary E. Swarr, Assistant Cashier
Mount Joy Office
Glenn Y. Forney, Assistant Vice
President and Manager
Florin Office
Robert E. Kline, Assistant Cashier
and Manager
Christiana Office
Harold R. Swarr, Assistant Vice
President and Manager
12 CONVENIENT OFFICES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Firman G. Hoyt
Henry F. Huth
William H. Mann
R. S. McClure, Jr.
Carl Reynolds, Sr.
William J. Ryan
William Shand
Arthur B. Sinkler
C. Abram Snyder
G. Theodore Storb
ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Mount Joy Office
Daniel M. Wolgemuth
I. G. Weidman
~C. Howard Witmer, M.D.
Raymond F. Witmer
Daniel M. Wolgemuth
Honorary Directors
Lewis Levy
F. L. Suter
David S. Warfel
Christiana Office
Cyrus B. Ferguson
Chairman
Alan C. Beyer
Maurice S. Eberly
Howard E. Groff
Edward A. Hagel
H. Clifford Kreisle
R. A. Mendenhall
Frances C. Ross
Windolph, Burkholder and Hartman
LANCASTER
County FARMERS
NATIONAL BANK
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LANCASTER
QUARRYVILLE MOUNT JOY CHRISTIANA
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
A Trustee for The Lancaster County Foundation
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PAGE THRESH
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1965

® MAYTOWN
Miss Grace Henderson

Mrs. Violet Mitzel Capello,
daughter of Charles Mitzel,
York, passed away several
weeks ago in a Harrisburg
hospital. Mrs. Capello former-
ly lived in Maytown. She was
widely known for her music-
al talent,
Mrs. Rose Leas was confin-
ed to the house with virus
pneumonia.
Mrs. Violet Downing and
Miss Rose Zink spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Mayers.
Mrs. Martha Trostle, her
daughter Junene and Mrs.
Henry Earhart are vacation-
ing in Florida.
Seaman James
turned to his base at
Gieg re-
Nor-
folk, Va., after visiting his/|
parents during the holidays.
Pvt. Donald Houseal, Fort
Bliss, Texas, visited his par-
ents during the holidays.
The Rev. and Mrs. Merle:
Arnold and children, of Wil-|
liamsport, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Arnold Christ-
mas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Har-
ter, Pottstown, spent last
Monday with Miss Marie Har-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sek-
ulski, Northumberland, called
on the Leslie Blakes last
Tuesday.
Miss Anne Shroy, Mrs. Day
Ressler, Mrs. Ruth Mowery,
Strasburg and Mrs. Mabel
Raezer, Ephrata, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Huntzinger last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Wetzel celebrat-
ed her birthday anniversary
last Wednesday. Mrs. Mild-
red Buller and Carol Blake
celebrated theirs last Thurs-
day.
Sgt. Paul Hossler, Dover
Air Force Base spent the hol-
idays with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low-
ry and son Joel, spent the
Christmas hnlidays with the
Ray Frybergers and Miss
Anna Albright.
Pvt. Keith Matheny, Fort
Hood, Texas, is visiting his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilkin-
son and daughter, Oklahoma,
left Saturday after spending
the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. George Morris and son,
Don. Don is teaching and do-
ing research work at Okla-
homa University.
Miss Sally Glass, Baltimore
was also a holiday guest of
the Morris family.
Last Saturday the Morrises
and their guests spent the
day at Newark, Del.
Miss Jane Fryberger and
Miss Anna Albright attended
a birthday dinner on Dec.
20 at Quarryville. The occas-
ion was Richard Albright,
Jr’s 22nd birthday anniver-
sary.
Mrs. Mathilda Williamson
and Mrs. Anna Thompson, of
Harrisburg, called on the
Frybergers on Dec. 20.
Sandy Scott, who is major-
ing in physical education, is
doing her practice teaching
at Yardley, Pa.
Joseph Huntzinger and
your correspondent attended
the funeral services of Miss
Anna May Hoover on Satur-
day, Dec. 26.
David Urban is convalesc-
ing at his home after being
hospitalized for rheumatic
fever.
Ralph Williams, of Miami,
Fla., spent the holidays with
his parents.
Miss Marian Hiestand, a
student at Southeastern Bible
College, Birmingham, Ala.,
visited her parents during
the holidays.
The Athletic Club enter-
tained 78 youngsters of the
community at a Christmas
party on Saturday, Dec. 19.
The Cub Scouts held their
monthly meeting at the Am-
erican Legion home, Dec. 21.
The program consisted of a
Christmas party and an a-:

ward ceremony.
Miss Lillian Sload spent
the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Sload and family
at Rockville, Md.
Mrs. Anna Hiestand, Miss
Anna Culp and Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kraybill and fami-
ly were guests of Misses Fan-
ny, Emily and Elizabeth
Kraybill, Mount Joy Christ-
mas,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R Deems,
McKeesport, spent the hbli-
days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
D. Smith and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Drace celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Sunday.
Universal Week of Prayer
service will be held in Saint
John’s Lutheran Church on
Wednesday evening. The
Rev. Thomas Bellis will be
the guest preacher.
Rotary Club
Hears Librarian
Harold Jenkins, librarian
of the Lancaster Free Public
Library, was the speaker on
Tuesday noon at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the
Mount Joy Rotary club, held
at Hostetters.
He told of the far-reach-
ing service that Mount Joy's
new Library Center can of-
fer, including providing
books and other material av-
ailable in libraries across the
country, if necessary.
He said that libraries in
the county make available
500,000 books.

Fire Damages
Nissly Home
Fire caused an estimated
$6,000 damage Friday, Janu-
ary 1, at the home of H. Roy
Nissly, South Market Ave.
Nissly made the damage
estimate and said he first dis-
covered the fire about 8:30 a.
m. when he smelled smoke
coming from the basement.
The Mount Joy and Florin
fire companies answered the
alarm and fought the blaze
for about half an hour, con-
taining it to the living room
of the home.
Fire chief John Lutz of
the Florin company said that
the blaze started in the furn-
ace stoker control in the base-
ment and followed framing
to the living room floor.
Later the same day, Mount
Joy firemen were called to
assist in fighting a blaze on
the Lloyd Shenenberger farm
on Manheim R2, where a
barn was destroyed.
The farm was tenanted by
the Edwin Myers family and
is located about two miles
west of Manheim.
RETIRED TEACHERS
The Lancaster Area Retir-
ed Teachers’ Assoc. will meet
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12,
in the Hamilton Park United
Church of Christ, 1210 Map-
le Ave., Lancaster.
The program will include a
report of delegates to the
October P.R T.A. Convention,
Harrisburg; greetings by Mr.
Paul Faust, Harrisburg, Di-
rector of Southern Region of
R. T. A.; Readings by Miss
Mary Fritchey, Social Wel-
fare Chairman of the local
group; election and installa-
tion of officers.
ABOARD F.D.R.
Aviation Storekeeper 3rd
Class William B. Pennell,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James N. Pennell, 116 West
Main St., is serving aboard
the attack aircraft carrier
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt,
operating as a unit of the 6th
Fleet in the Mediterranean.
The Franklin D. Roosevelt
recently visited the port of
Cannes, France, where crew-
members had the opportunity
to see the French Riviera and
the French Alps.
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