. History of Mount Union, Shirleysburg and Shirley Township. gs in CentralPennsjivrnia. Ample rcom is afford-ed for the transarfc 1 of huslness enthe first fiocr, \\\r.\: upon the sec-ond floor is located the insuranceoffices of Bell, Harrifon & Co. THE ORBISONIA BANK In the spring of 1892 the ownersof the Central Banking Co^, starteda banking institution in Orbisonia,Pa., kncwn as the Orbisonia bank is still in successful oper;-t:on, and like the Central Bank, ithas developed and nro2;res3ed duringits years of existence. Of the Orbi-sonia Bank Hon. T. H. Adams isthe President, W. T.
. History of Mount Union, Shirleysburg and Shirley Township. gs in CentralPennsjivrnia. Ample rcom is afford-ed for the transarfc 1 of huslness enthe first fiocr, \\\r.\: upon the sec-ond floor is located the insuranceoffices of Bell, Harrifon & Co. THE ORBISONIA BANK In the spring of 1892 the ownersof the Central Banking Co^, starteda banking institution in Orbisonia,Pa., kncwn as the Orbisonia bank is still in successful oper;-t:on, and like the Central Bank, ithas developed and nro2;res3ed duringits years of existence. Of the Orbi-sonia Bank Hon. T. H. Adams isthe President, W. T. Bell cashierand W. Bates Bell is now AssistantCashier. The Orbisonia Bank con-trols a l?rge trade and enjovs an ex-tensive business, not cnly in Orbi-scnia, but in the surrounding terri-torv. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK The First National Bank was open-ed f:r business on Oct. 1, 1902 inthe corner of the Beers Hotel, theroom now being occupied by C. T. .iewel^y store. When theorganization wa? started, this roomvas large enough wherein to transact. First National Bank Building 320 the business enjoyed at that time bythis concern, but as the years passedand business developed extensivelyit was found that a larger room wasnecessary, hence a portion of the lottomerly owned by W. A. Hunter waspurchased for the erection of their. handsome new bu;i/ld|ing, knowai lasthe First National Bank this wfructure the banking insti-tution was moved on Saturday after-noon, Jan. 1,)09. the business atthat time beinu transferred fromthe Beers cornei to^ the first storybf the new building, one of the tin-iest and most commodious bankingrooms in Central Pennsylvania. TheBoard of Directors of the First Na-ticnal Bank is: Dr, W. .T. Campbell,C. B. Ewing, C, 15, Crum, A. , M: W. Isenberg, Frank OCon-nor, H. .T. Weaver, Dr.^ R. Camp-bell and C. K. Horton, The Piesi-<lent of the First National is A. ; the Vice President, T. , the secret;;ry, G.
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