Allen Township Centralized School - Dixie Yearbook (Van Buren, OH)

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The Usual Thing for our ad on this page would be cold facts and columns of figures telling why this Bank has operated so successfully for over 65 years and Why so many, many people in Hancock County have chosen The American-First National as the safest place for their money. But We are going to pump out of the old rut and just say that Weire glad to have the opportunity to greet you through your book and that vve'd be mighty glad to have every one of you call and see us sometime-We like to talk With and advise young folks. The American-First National Bank FINDLAY, oHio WRONG PROGRESSIVE SAFE

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PROGRESS Since the beginning of our banking career, We have watched rural education graduate from the little red one roomed school house by the side of the road to the imposing modern, Well- equipped township schools of today. Then, too, We have Watched business grad- uate from the high stool, pen scratching stage into the swift-moving, machine-like system of today. The part the Buckeye - Commercial has played in this march of progress, We modestly leave for other lips to acclaim-perhaps to some of our first customers, who still Bank at The Buckeye-Commercial. But for the part that the Buckeye's good customers and friends have played in the trans- formation of a struggling little Bank into the immense institution of today, We will ever be pro- foundly grateful. The Buckeye-Commercial Savings Bank Findlay, - - - Qhio THE BIG FRIENDLY BANK