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The Bank of Halls in 1931; The Bank of Marion's founder, Minter Jackson, who lived from 1824 to 1907; The Bank of Marion in 1892; the WNB Financial team at the Winona 0RC Industries golf fundraiser; The Bank of Marion donated $180,000 to Smyth County Public Schools; Bank of Halls' CEO Jame...

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Published inIndependent Banker Vol. 74; no. 8; pp. 48 - 53
Main Author Mcarthur, Roshan
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Sauk Centre Independent Community Bankers of America 01.08.2024
Subjects
Anniversaries
Bank robberies
Banking industry
Boards of directors
Corporate presidents
Museums
Savings banks
Stockholders
United States > US
Minnesota
Virginia
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Summary:The Bank of Halls in 1931; The Bank of Marion's founder, Minter Jackson, who lived from 1824 to 1907; The Bank of Marion in 1892; the WNB Financial team at the Winona 0RC Industries golf fundraiser; The Bank of Marion donated $180,000 to Smyth County Public Schools; Bank of Halls' CEO James Smith [left) and CIO Nick Nunn (right); an illustration of Winona Savings Bank in 1914; past WNB Financial president Ernest L. King and his wife, Grace Watkins King, donated the majority of the exhibits in the Historic Downtown Winona Museum ISOyears WNB FINANCIAL WINONA, MINN. In its archives, you'll find all the minutes that have been recorded by the bank's board of directors since the community bank's inception in 1874. The Bank of Marion plans to bury a time capsule containing contemporary banking items, publications from local and regional news outlets, and other items that are representative of the community bank's 2024 financial, business and cultural worlds. The King family were also African safari enthusiasts, and the museum showcases a number of their trophies and a collection of historical firearms.
ISSN:0019-3674