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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
feign Shipped Home
AUBURN, N. Y. CU.R)—City Path- return ol a vanishing “no park
ar * puzzled over the mysterious | ing” sign.
FELDMAN’S JANUARY VALUES!
35 mm Perfex F-2.8 Lens ... 69.50
18 mm EXCEL
Movie Projector 12.98
35 mm VOKAR
Slide Projector 13.95
G*E DeJUR GM EXPOSURE METERS
FILMS ALL SIZES
8 mm 500 Walt REVERE PROJECTOR
and CAMERAS JUST RECEIVED
WHOLESALE DEPT.
ENLARGING PAPER CONTACT PAPER
5x7 27c 2 3 /4x41/2 20c
•kIO 57c 2 3 /4x9‘/2 20c
J SS&r**'
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
PEOPLES STATE BANK
OF TRENTON
In the State of Michigan, at the close of business December 31, 1945 as called
for by the State Banking Commissioner and the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation.
ASSETS
Cash, and Balances in Banks $ 690,556.39
U. S. Government Bonds 2,383,993.74
Municipal Bonds 295,781.57
Other Marketable Bonds and Securities 418,949.51
Total Cash, Balances In Banks, Government,
Municipal, and other Marketable Bonds $3,789,281.21
Loans and Discounts 123,601.06
Real Estate Mortgages (including F.H.A. Insured) 551,422.94
Overdrafts None
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 39,982:02
(Trenton and Rockwood)
Tolal Assets $4,504,287.23
LIABILITIES
Deposits $4,284,931.58
Preferred Stock $ 24,500.00
Common Stock 80,000.00
Surplus 48,000.00
Undivided Profits and Reserves 55,515.48 •
Total Capital Account $ 208,015.48
Income Collected, not earned 11,340.17
‘ Rediscounts . None
Bills Payable N one
\ - ' Total Liabilities $4,504,287.23
r ,
United States Government Securities carried at $556,158.40 in the
foregoing statement are pledged to secure public funds
as required by law.
Figures Showing Our Growth—Total Resources
December 31.1932 $ 215.681.61
December 31, 1935 604,090.33
December 31, 1938 1.091,978.55
December 31. 1942 2,128,955.37
December 31, 1945 4,504,287.23
| The Home for Sat tugs 0 Safety and Good Service Since 1930 |
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10 1946
FELDMAN
CAMERA EXCHANGE
We Rent 8 mm l6 mm and 35 mm
Open 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
304 OAK PHONE 0690
Projectors
Film Rental For All Occasions
Main Office
TRENTON
OFFICERS
SCOTT E. LAMB President
F. C. KRUSELL - • • • Exec. Vice President
REMI COOLSALT • • • • • Vice-President
AARON N. SIMMONS • • • • Vice-President
D. F. KRUSELL - Cashier
MELVIN N. CHAPMAN Rockwood
Branch Manager
DIRECTORS
AARON N. SIMMONS FRANK C. FRANTZ
SCOTT E. LAMB LEONARD FREBES
MEYER ELLIAS DR. J. R TEIFER
REMI COOLSAET HORACE J. SMITH
Jf. C- KRUSELL
iTrenton Park Purchase Goes On Ballot
Hosts at ‘Twelfth Night' Open House
“Twelfth Night’, open house was
held by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sim
mons of Riverside drive, Trenton,
! Sunday lor more than 100 guests
Miss Thelma Newelil reknowned
j violinist, presented Beethoven’s
Sonata in F Majo) accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Simmons. Caroi
Niles Kemptor. cellist and vocalist,
presented a group of cello numbers
and later a group of vocal selec
tions. Fowler Smith, professor ot
music at Wayne university and di
rector of music for Detroit public
schools, played for group singing.
SPECIAL MEETINGS
Every Night for Two Weeks
EVERY NIGHT
Beginning January 6
7:45 P.M.
HEAR
REVEREND AL HESKETH
of Elkhart. Indiana
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
Salvation Army
CAPTAIN KENNETH BOONE
225 SYCAMORE WYANDOTTE
The table was appointed with
spring llowers and presiding were
Mrs. Charles Eddy and Mrs. Charles
S Johnson of Wyandotte: Mrs.
Fowler Smith, Detroit and Mrs.
Richard C. Hedkc and Mrs. Her
schell Blanks ol Tien ton.
Presiding for the younger group
were Margaret Eddy. Mary Ellen
Hufiter, Pricialla Macomber and
Elizabeth Pepke and Mrs. Ralph
Quiglav.
According to poultry experts, egg
production is inherited.
Branch at
ROCKWOOD
jNo Funds for
Trenton Dog
Warden's Car
The Trenton village council was
notified Monday night that there
were no funds to operate the dog
i w arden s car.
The December report of the dog
warden Louis Laßell included 47
calls answered- 37 dogs picked np;
26 dogs destroyed; seven dogs re
claimed; one dog sold; three re
turned to owners and four cats
picked up and destroyed.
Issue Eight
Building Permits
Eight building permits w-ere is
sued this week by F. W. Liddle, city
. engineer. They include: Rachel
! Rumsey, 542 Negaunee. alteration
;cr dwelling, value, $650; Burton
i brothers, 1008 Sycamore, repair
dwelling. $1,000; Edward Schendel,
2704 Biddle, alteration commercial
building, $1,000; Herman Pugh, 718
St Johns, dwelling, $5,100.
Herman Pugh, 712 St. Johns,
dwelling, $5,100; Herron construc
tion, 2286 Electric, dw-elling, $5,700;
2294 Electric, dwelling, $5,700; 2278
. Electric, $5,100.
Buy Bonds
Taxpayers To
Vote On Issue
This Spring
Purchase oi land to be 0.->ed for
a park in Trenton, recently downed
by a three to three vote of the vil
lage council, will be brought before
the village taxpayers for decision
in the spring election.
Couneilmen Aaron Simmons,
Charles Sash and William Dahlka
continued to protest the council’s
making the decision.
Chestley Laßeau, councilman and
chairman of the special committee
named by village president Ray
mond G. Bates to investigate the
purchase, asked approval of the
council tc have the village attorney
draw up a resolution and put the
purchase up for vote of the tax
payers in the March election.
The proposed park site is adja
cent to the church subdivision and
was offered to the village for $30,-
000. The property is assessed by the
village for $60,000. A stipulation in
the contract states that the land
must be used for a future park for
Trenton or the property will auto
matically revert to the Church
land company.
Opposing the move, the three
couneilmen said that it would cost
$200,000 at the least to improve
the park in addition to mainte
nance, uhich Trenton cannot af
ford.
TRENTON STATE BANK
TRENTON, MICHIGAN
STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER 31, 194$
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks $ 445.880.99
United States Gov't. Securities $1,976,145.32
Municipal Bonds 19,161.92
Other Bonds 77,154.16
TOTAL SECURITIES $2,072,461.40
Loans and Discounts Secured $ 101.123.33
Loans and Discounts Unsecured 39,004.05
Real Estate Mortgages 315,735.66
Real Estate Mortgages Insured by FHA 63,069.15
TOTAL LOANS and MORTGAGES $ 518,932.19
Banking House 16,800.00
Furniture and Fixtures 5.005.46
Other Assets 1.613.46
TOTAL RESOURCES $3,060,693.50
LIABILITIES
Preferred Stock None
Common Stock $ 50,000.00
Surplus (earned) 50,000.00
Undivided Profits (earned) 3,036.51
Reserves (earned) 12,000.00
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 115,036.51
Municipal and U. S. Gov’t. Deposits $ 229,803.21
Public Funds 120,610.35
Other Com’L Deposits 810,635.05
TOTAL COM’L. DEPOSITS $1,161,048.61
Savings Deposits 1,782,612.97
TOTAL ALL DEPOSITS $2,943,661.58
Unearned Income Collected 1,988.21
Other Liabilities 7.20
TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,060,693.50
Note—United States Government Securities carried at $360,288 38 in the foregoing
statement are pledged to secure Public Funds and for other purposes required by law,
t
OFFICERS
Austin Church, President
Mark V. Yost, Vice-President
Charles A. Smith, Vice-President and
Cashier
Fred W. Pluskat Assistant Cashier
Margaret Stone, Assistant Cashier
Marian N. Davit. Assistant Cashier
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
%
MILITARY TRAINING
QUESTION DISCUSSED
BY TRENTON CLUB
Trenton Slocum-Truax high
school debators. guests at the
monthly meeting of the village Ex
change club, discussed “Should We
Have Compulsory Military Training
ir. the United States'* with judges
awarding winning points to the
affirmative side.
Debating for the affirmative
were Winifred Carey and Jerry
Bowers while Mary Lou Manning
and Paul Baldoni presented the
negative viewpoint. C. F. Leiter
coached the debators and judges
were Ralph W. Ridge, Carl Siegel
and James Lucier
7fDAY SERVICE.
WATCH
REPAIRING
Bring :n your watch tor FREE Mtimate. Lei
us tell you what work is needed. No obligation!
CRYSTALS REPLACED WHILE U WAIT
• All Work Guaranteed •
ALARM CLOCK REPAIRING
Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Til 9
Open All Day Thursday*
ST€WfIRT'S
CR€DIT J€W€L€RS , ;|
3153 BIDDL.C -fl V<€ .
V£XT TO M/7 JCST/C TH€fl TR € 4 .•
.7&e Sma££ Store o# Buy, v
Austin Church
Mark V. Yort
C A. Smith
TRENTON rOLICL UNLS
TOTAL NEARLY S3OO
Approximately $294.30 was col
lected in fines by the Trenton po
lice deuartment during the month
ot December, according to the re
port of Police Chief Walter Hedke.
Reckless drivers paid fines total
ing $l3O. One drunk driver was
fined $74 and two speeders, $25.
Other violations included one drunk
and disorderly and motorists driv
ing without licenses.
Twenty-four minor accidents
were reported during the month.
Buy Bonds
DIRECTORS
John P. Gray
Charles P. Homauar
Kciholas F. Maos

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