First National Bank (Milford, DE)

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Episode Information

Episode UID
234001599
Episode Type
Suspension → Reopening
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
23400 national
Charter Number
2340
Start Date
March 6, 1933
Location
Milford, Delaware (38.913, -75.428)

Metadata

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Short Digest
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Description

Delaware state banking holiday (March 1933) suspended banks statewide; later reopening lists include Milford First National.

Events (3)
1. July 27, 1876 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. March 6, 1933 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
State-declared bank holiday / moratorium for all banks in Delaware following nationwide banking restrictions.
Newspaper Excerpt
Delaware ... declared bank holiday tonight, effective Monday and continuing until further notice.
Source
newspapers
3. March 15, 1933 Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
Governor Norris also announced authorized for opening these Delaware and South Jersey banks ... MILFORD First National ... (reopening list).
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (4)
1. August 28, 1876 The Morning Herald Wilmington, DE
Article from The Morning Herald, August 28, 1876

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The State. [From our Exchanges.] On Tuesday evening last, an infant child was found in the corn field of James G. Smith, near Dover. The little one is rather light complected, and from surrounding eircumstances it is supposed that the mother (a colored girl) gave birth to the youngster at the place where found and inhumanly abandoned it to avoid exposure. The child is now in care of George Day, a colored man, in Bridgeton. The trot between Pat McCoon and Modoc, a came off The first heat was won Thursday. for $500 side, at Bridgeville, by Pat, the in 1:20; the second by Modoc, in 1:181/2; third by Modoc, in 1:22; the fourth by Modoc, in 1:20. Pat though beaten, was never far behind, and only beat by half a length. Modoc gained by breaking into a run and many thought Pat would have won, had it not been for this advantage gained by the former. The grape crop in the vicinity of Dover is a failure this year, owing to the rot. Growers that shipped 10 tons last year will not ship one this year. What there are are very inferior. The annual meeting of the Kent County Bible Society will be held in Smyrna on the third Thursday in September next. The Presbyterian Church, in Smyrna is to be thoroughly repaired and repainted. The Delaware dryery at Middletown is running day and night. The First National Bank, of Milford, will pen its doors for business, September 1.

2. September 13, 1876 Smyrna Times Smyrna, DE
Article from Smyrna Times, September 13, 1876

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COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS. John C. Cannon, one of the applicants for the Sherifl's oflice in Sussex, died at Laurel last week. In case of the election of Mr. Tilden, it is be believed that Senator Bayard would invited to a seat in the cabinet. The First National Bank of Milford is now open for both discount and deposits. It has commenced with a good prospect of success. Last year, up to the 1st of September, the peach shipments amounted to 4,532 car loads: this year they amount to 1,870 car loads. The Phila., Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Company have made a reduction of from $5 to $15 in the wages of flagmen and track hands in their employ. Frederica sailing vessels run centennial excursions and board passengers while in the city at sixty conts day. This gives everybody a chance to see the great show. The fight in the Democratic party ap pears to be made by Eli Saulsbury friends against Gove, who is considered to be in alliance with Bayard and Cochran. So the Milford News says. On Saturday week a young negro boy, named Douglass, who lives near Hinson Mills, some miles from Felton, in attempting to light a fire with coal oil was severely burned and died in the evening. Matthew Rilott, living on the farm of E. C. Stotzenburg, situated in White Clay Creek Hundred, raised the present season. on 40 acres of land, 1200 bushels of marketable wheat. This is a large yield. Smyrna has a good steamboat line to Philadelphia. This is one of the chief advantages she possesses over Milford, Our people would be glad to rival her in this respect. But. if we cannot have steamboats our clipper sailing packets cannot be excelled. This is some consolation Mil ford News. Lena. youngest daughter of Mr. Joshua B. Wharton, of St. Jones' Neek, near Dover. stuck a nail in her foot on Thursday the 24th day of August, but suffered no pain from it till about a week ago when she was taken down, and died with lockjaw on Tuesday of last week. She was eleven years of age. The old mansion property, 140 years old. near Whiteleysburg. partly in Maryland and partly in Murderkill Hd., belonging Mr. Benj. Whitely, of Baltimore, and oceu pied by Jas. Hughes, was destroyed by fire on Sunday week. The household goods were nearly all saved. together with some doors and windows. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. -Governor och ran has an idea that there are many defective weights and measures in use in this State and has specially instructed the spectors to vigilance in the discharge of their inspecting duty. Mr. Milbourne the Inspector for Kent county, will be in Milford on this duty on the 19th inst., Pover on the 10th, Felton and Frederica on the 15th, and Smyrna on the 18th. Rev. Mr. Haldeman, the Baptist Revival ist of Wilmington, has concluded to convert three hundred souls within the next few months, and on Friday evening last, at the prayer meeting, he requested all to rise to their feet who would pledge themselves to endeavor to bring into the church at least three people each: to talk with them and show them the way in which they may be saved. Eighty persons arose. At the Methodist preachers' meeting in Wilmington, on Monday, the question for discussion was, Are camp meetings, upon the whole. advantageous to the Church? Rev. Wm. P. Davis, of St. Pauls. and Rev. A. T. Scott. rather thought they were not, but Revs. J. B. Quigg. T. E. Martindale, L. Houston, T. F. Plummer, and J. O. Sypherd took the affirmative side of the question. Rev. Edw. Kennard, once a Methodist minister and member of the Philadelphia Conference, died in Wilmington on Sunday in his 74th year. He was a native of Kent co., Md. He never would take 'city appointment' it is said. He had some eratic notions and several years ago he built a church in Wilmington and started out as an independent preacher, but his congregation soon deserted him. Hewas considered a good sermonizer. How RATIONAL. -The Wilmington Com mercial published this item on Monday Some of those who are regarded as "Temperance men' say that a temperance can didate will be in the field for Congress, in case Lovi C. Bird is nominated by the Re publicans, there being nochoice, they think, as between him and Mr. Williams the Democratic candidate. The names of Smith, of Smyrna, and Rev. J. B. Mann, of New Castle, have been suggested for the Temperance nominations. BURGLARIES Sussex.-During last week there were a number of burglaries commit d ted along the Junction & Breakwater railroad, between Georgetown and Lewes Many station houses and stores were broken into, but the booty obtained by the burglars was small. At Nassau they broke into Paynter's store, and when the proprie tor came to business early next morning of they fired upon him, but, fortunately. en without effect. One of the raseals, probaa bly the leader of the gang, was subsequent er ly lodged in Georgetown jail. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DELAWARE BIBLI al Society.-The sixty-fourth annual meeting of the Delaware Bible Society will be held on Thursday, September 14th, in the Presly byterian Church at Newark, Delaware The business session will commence a y. M., and a public meeting will be held at in P. M., at which Rev. J. Howard Nixon, D hD., of Wilmington, and Rev. Dr. Sheldon of Princeton, N. J., will deliver addresses ill All the Bible societies in the State are expected to send delegates, and the friend r, of the Bible cause generally are cordially he invited. Entertainment will be furnished is free for all the delegates. ed Is. DEATH OF Dr. DAVIDSON A private let st ter from Milford says: Dr. Wm. C. ist on general or as some term of son non-assimilation, consumption, died Monday of debility, it, and David no o is generally supposed confined to his

3. March 5, 1933 Chicago Tribune Chicago, IL
Article from Chicago Tribune, March 5, 1933

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EVERY STATE JOINS IN MOVE TO SAVE BANKS Take Holiday or Impose Restrictions. Wilmington, Del., March 4.-(P)Delaware, the last of the nation's 48 states not under form of banking restriction, declared bank holiday tonight, e.ective Monday and continuing until further notice." Harold W. Horsey, state banking missioner, said Gov. C. Douglas Buck had directed him to notify all banks in the state as follows: Not of anything that has in tion but wholly because of the action practically all the other in declaring bank holiday and the observance thereof by the Federal Reserve bank, this bringing about temporary suspension of banking business over the country, am with no alternative to take action protect Delaware banks and their depositors. Wisconsin Plans Reopening. Milwaukee, Wis., March 4.-[Speof this city and Wisconsin are making plans to reopen next week, but on what day had not been determined tonight. In Madison, Banking Commissioner Arthur Kingston said that plan has been devised for reopening Wisconsin banks morning, although he withheld details of the plan pending an expected President at Washington on the situation. hand, Walter Kasten, president the First Wisconsin Na. tional member of committee appointed by the Milwaukee Clearing House association to work out plan, said the Milwaukee banks will not reopen until Wednesday at the earliest, and then probably will operate under scrip plan similar to that used in 1907. In the meantime the fourteen day bank holiday proclaimed by Gov. R. G. Schmedein effect. No Holiday in Indiana. Indianapolis, Ind., March 4.-[Spebanks, under the bank code recently rushed through the state legislature, have the power to limit withdrawals one-tenth per cent. Therefore, no state-wide bank moratorium will be declared in Indiana Gov. Paul McNutt today informed state officials from Washington, where he attended the inaugurabanks today continued to pay per cent and 100 per on deposits made they declared per cent withdrawal last Monday. few upstate banks have limited withdrawals to per cent. Plan Michigan Reopening. Detroit, Mich., March 4.-[Special.] -There up of banking anxieties Detroit the tion of the state legislature on relief bills which are scheduled be passed on Monday They should become laws not later than next Saturday and thereby permit banks re-open and permit another withdrawal of funds amounts to decided upon. Operations in Detroit will be immediresumed by the First National bank and the Guardian National Bank of Commerce. Iowa Proclaims Holiday. Des Moines, Ia., March 4.-[SpeGov. N. G. Kraschel today ordered moratorium effective once. In his proclamation the lieutenant governor set no definite time, declaring only temporary banking holiday mandatory for all Iowa banks, savings banks and [Continued on page 6, column 8.]

4. March 15, 1933 The Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia, PA
Article from The Philadelphia Inquirer, March 15, 1933

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OF STATE BANKS REOPENING TODAY From First Page Continued Dillsburg National DILLSBURG, Downingtown Bank National Valley National Path DRY Dry Run of Bank National Bank Dublin Duncannon NaDUNCANNON, Bank tional Peoples National DUNCANNON, Bank First National Bank DUNMORE Perkiomen GREENVILLE EAST Bank National CHUNK Citizens MAUCH EAST Bank National SMITHFIELD First NaEAST tional East EAST Stroudsburg National Bank First National Bank ELDRED First National Bank ELYSBURG First National ELIZABETHTOWN and Trust Co. Bank Pattison National ELKLAND Bank Farmers National EPHRATA Bank Farmers National EPHRATA Bank First National Bank FAIRFIELD Fannettsburg FANNETTSBURG, National Bank Gettysburg NaGETTYSBURG, tional Bank First National Bank Citizens National GREENCASTLE Bank Halifax National Bank First National HALLSTEAD, Bank Harleysville HARLEYSVILLE, National Bank Hatboro National HATBORO, Bank Hatfield National HATFIELD, Bank Hershey National HERSHEY, Bank PARK, State Road HIGHLAND National Bank Honesdale NationHONESDALE, Bank HOP BOTTOM, Hop Bottom Na- tional Bank HOWARD. First National Bank HUGHESVILLE, First National Bank First National HUNTINGDON, Bank. HUMMELSTOWN, Hummelstown National JERMYN, First National Bank JOHNSONBURG, Johnsonburg National Bank KINGSTON, First National Bank KNOXVILLE, First National Bank KUTZTOWN, Kutztown National Bank LANGHORNE, Peoples National Bank LANSDALE, First National Bank LANSDOWNE, National Bank of Lansdowne Citizens National Bank LANSFORD, First National Bank LAWRENCEVILLE, First NationBank LEESPORT, First National Bank LEHIGHTON, First National Bank LEHIGHTON. Citizens National Bank and Trust Company LEMASTERS, Peoples National Bank LEOLA. Leola National Bank LE RAYSVILLE, First National Bank LEWISBURG. Lewisburg NationBank LEWISBURG, Union National Bank LEWISTOWN. Citizens National Bank LEWISTOWN. Mifflin County National Bank LEWISTOWN, Russell National Bank LITITZ, Farmers National Bank LITITZ, Lititz Springs National Bank LITTLESTOWN, Littlestown National Bank LIVERPOOL. First National Bank LOCK HAVEN. First National Bank LOGANTON. Loganton National Bank Luzerne National Bank MAHANOY CITY, Union Nation- Bank MALVERN, National Bank of Malvern MANHEIM. Keystone National Bank MANHEIM. Manheim National Bank MARCUS HOOK. Marcus Hook National Bank MAUCH CHUNK, Mauch Chunk National Bank McCLURE. First National Bank McVEYTOWN, MoVeytown National Bank MECHANICSBURG. Second National Bank MEDIA. First National Bank MERCERSBURG, First National Bank MARIETTA, First National Bank MIDDLEBURG, First National Bank MIFFLIN, Peoples National Bank MIFFLINTOWN, First National Bank MIFFLINTOWN. Juniata Valley National Bank MILLERSBURG, First National Bank MILLHEIM, MILDRED, First National Bank Farmers National Bank and Trust Co. MILLVILLE, First National Bank MILTON First Milton National Bank First National Bank MONTGOMERY Farmers Citizens National Bank MONTROSE First & Farmers NaMOUNT tional Bank Trust Co. JOY Union National Mount Joy Bank MOUNT JOY First National Bank Trust Co. MOSCOW First National Bank MUNCY Citizens National Bank MYERSTOWN Myerstown Na. tional Bank NANTICOKE First National Bank NANTICOKE Miners National Bank NANTICOKE Nanticoke National Bank NESQUEHONING First National Bank NEW ALBANY First National Bank NEW BLOOMFIELD First Na- tional Bank NEW CUMBERLAND New Cumberland National Bank NEWFOUNDLAND First National Bank of Newfoundland NEW HOPE Solebury National Bank NEW MILFORD Grange National Bank of Susquehanna County NEWVILLE First National Bank NEWTOWN First National Bank Trust NICHOLSON First National Bank NORTH WALES North Wales National Bank NUMIDIA Valley National Bank OLEY First National Bank OXFORD National Bank of Ox. ford PALMERTON First National Bank PEN ARGYLE Pen Argyle Na. tional Bank PEMBROOK National Bank of Pembrooke PENNSBURG Farmers National Bank PHILIPSBURG First National Bank PHOENIXVILLE Farmers & Mechanics National Bank PLYMOUTH First National Bank PORT ALLEGANY First NationBank PORTLAND First National Bank PORT ROYAL, Port Royal National Bank POTTSTOWN, Citizens National Bank Trust Co. POTTSTOWN National Bank of Pottstown POTTSTOWN National Iron Bank QUAKERTOWN Merchants National Bank QUAKERTOWN, Quakertown National Bank RALSTON First National Bank REBERSBURG, Rebersburg Na- tional Bank RED LION, Farmers and Merchants National Bank NEWVILLE Farmers' National Bank TRIPOLI National Bank NORTHAMPTON Cement National Bank of Siegfried NORTHUMBERLAND National BANK NUREMBERG First National Bank ORANGEVILLE Farmers' Na. tional Bank ORWIGSBURG First National Bank OSCEOLA MILLS First National Bank of Osceola PEN ARGYL First National Bank PERKASIE First National Bank PETERSBURG First National Bank PINE GROVE National Bank & Trust PLYMOUTH National Bank PORT ROYAL First National Bank Farmers' NationBank National Bank RIDGWAY Elk County National Bank RIDLEY PARK National Bank ST. MICHAELS National Bank SHELLSBURG First National Bank SCHUYLKILL HAVEN First National Bank & Trust Co. SCHWENKSVILLE National Bank Trust Co. SCHICKSHINNY First National Bank First National Bank SELLERSVILLE National Bank SLATINGTON National Bank, Citizens' National Bank SMETHPORT Grange National Bank of McKean Co. STRASBURG First National Bank SUNBURY First National Bank THOMPSONTOWN Farmers' National Bank THREE SPRINGS First National Bank TOPTON National Bank of Top- TREMONT National Bank TREVORTON First National Bank TUNKHANNOCK Citizens' Na. tional Bank. Wyoming National Bank TURBOTVILLE National Bank WATSONTOWN Farmers' Na. tional Bank, National Bank WEISSPORT National Bank WELLSVILLE National Bank WEST CHESTER National Bank of Chester Co. and Trust Co. RED LION First National Bank and Trust Co. REEDSVILLE, Reedsville Nation. Bank RICHLAND, Richland National Bank RIDGWAY, Ridgway National Bank RIEGELSVILLE First National Bank RINGTOWN First National Bank ROARING SPRINGS First National Bank ROME Farmers National Bank ROYERSFORD, National Bank Pa. ST. MARYS, St. Marys National SAYRE, Merchants and MechanNational Bank Sayre SAYRE, First National Bank Sayre First National Bank SELINSGROVE First National Bank SELINSGROVE Farmers National Bank SHENANDOAH Merchants National Bank SHENANDOAH Miners National Bank SHIPPENSBURG First National SHIPPENSBURG Peoples National Bank SHINGLEHOUSE First National Bank SOUDERTON Peoples National Bank SOUDERTON, Union National Bank and Trust Co. SPRING MILLS First National Bank SOUTH FORK First National Bank SPRING CITY. National Bank and Trust Co. of Spring City SPRINGVILLE First National Bank STATE COLLEGE First National Bank STEWARTSTOWN Peoples National Bank STROUDSBURG, First-Strouds- burg National Bank SUSQUEHANNA First National Bank SUSQUEHANNA City National Bank SWARTHMORE, Swarthmore National Bank and Trust Co. SWINEFORD First National Bank TAMAQUA First National Bank TAMAQUA, Tamaqua National Bank TELFORD, Telford National Bank TIOGA. Grange National Bank Citizens National Bank TOWANDA First National Bank TROY First National Bank TYRONE County Na. tional Bank ULSTER, First National Bank of Ulster ULYSSES. Grange National Bank Potter WAYNESBORO, Citizens NationBank and Trust Co. WAYNESBORO First National Bank Trust Co. WERNERSVILLS National Bank Trust WEST CHESTER First National Bank WESTFIELD Farmers and TradNational Bank WEST GROVE National Bank Trust WILLIAMSBURG First National Bank WILLIAMSBURG Farmers Merchants National Bank WRIGHTSVILLE First National Bank WYALUSING National Bank Wyalusing WYOMING First National Bank YORK SPRINGS First National Bank AKRON, Akron National Bank ANNVILLE, Annville National Bank ASHLAND, Ashland National Bank ASHLAND Citizens National Bank ASHLEY First National Bank ATGLEN, Atglen National Bank ATHENS, Athens National Bank ATHENS Farmers National Bank AVONDALE National Bank of Avondale AVOCA First National Bank of Avoca BANGOR Merchants National Bank BARNESBORO First National Bank BATH First National Bank BEAVER SPRINGS First NationBank BEECH CREEK, Beech Creek National Bank BELLEFONTE First National Bank BELLEFONTE Farmers National Bank BENDERSVILLE, Bendersville National Bank BENTON Columbia County National Bank BERWICK First National Bank BERWICK, Berwick National Bank BELLWOOD First National Bank tional Bank BLOOMSBURG First National Bank BLOOMSBURG Farmers National Bank BLOSSBURG Citizens National Bank BLUE BALL Blue Ball National Bank BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT First Na- tional Bank BOYERTOWN Farmers National Bank BOYERTOWN National Bank of Boyertown BRIDGEPORT, Bridgeport Na. tional Bank BRADFORD, Bradford National Bank BRADFORD Commercial Na. tional Bank BRISTOL Farmers National Bank Bucks BROWNSTOWN, Brownstown Na. tional Bank BRYN MAWR. Bryn Mawr Na. tional Bank CAMP HILL, Camp Hill National Bank CANTON First National Bank CATASAUQUA Lehigh National CATASAUQUA National Bank of Catasauqua CATAWISSA First National Bank CATAWISSA, Catawissa National Bank CHALFONT, Chalfont National Bank HOUTZDALE Trust Company PAOLI Bank and Trust ComNational Bank SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Trust Company EGYPT Farmers Bank SCHNECKSVILLE State Bank EAST PETERSBURG State Bank MIDDLETOWN Citizens Bank and HUNTINGDON Grange Trust Co. SHAMOKIN Banking and Trust SHAMOKIN Bank JOHNSTOWN National Bank ALEXANDRIA First National Bank AUSTIN First National Bank BAKERTON First National Bank Bakerto BERNVILLE First National Bank CARROLLTOWN First National Bank CENTRALIA First National Bank COOPERSBURG First National COUDERSPORT First National National Bank DANIELSVILLE National Bank DENVER National Bank DOYLESTOWN National Bank Trust DUSHORE First National Bank EAST STROUDSBURG Monroe County National Bank National Bank EMAUS Bank EVERETT First National Bank First National FOGELSVILLE National Bank First National Bank GALETON First National Bank GAP National Bank Trust Co. GENESEE National Bank GETTYSBURG First National Bank HANOVER First National Bank Citizens National Bank HONEY BROOK First National Bank Grange National Bank Lycoming HUNTINGDON Union National Bank HYNDMAN Hoblitzell National INTERCOURSE First National Bank KENNETT SQUARE National Bank Trust Grange National Bank Wyoming County LAPORTE First National Bank West Shore National Bank LILLY First National Bank First National Bank MADERA National Bank First Na. tional Bank MARTINSBURG First National Bank MARYSVILLE First National Bank MAYTOWN National Bank First National Bank Farmers National MESHOPPEN First National Bank MILLERSTOWN First National Bank EBENSBURG American National Bank MINERSVILLE First National Bank MINERSVILLE Union National First National MONTGOMERY First National Bank MORTON National Bank MOUNT JEWETT National Bank MOUNT UNION Central National Bank MOUNT UNION First National NAZARETH National Bank NAZARETH Second National Bank NEFFS National Bank NESCOPECK National Bank NEW HOLLAND Farmers Na. tional Bank and Trust NEWPORT First National Bank NEWPORT Citizens National Bank CARLISLE Trust Co. LOCK HAVEN Trust Co. LEWISTOWN Trust WYOMISSING Peoples' Trust Co. JENKINTOWN Bank Trust MYERSTOWN Trust STEELTON Bank Trust Co. TAMAQUA Peoples' Trust Co. HONESDALE Wayne County Savings Bank BLOOMSBURG Bank Columbia Trust NEW OXFORD Farmers Merchants Bank LEMOYNE Trust Co. DANVILLE Montour County ORRSTOWN Bank PROSPECT PARK Interboro Bank Trust TEMPLE State Bank KULPMONT Dime Deposit Bank Trust Trust ELKINS PARK Bank ELVERSON National Bank LANDISVILLE National Bank GIRARDVILLE First National Bank Governor Norris also announced authorized for opening these Delaware and South Jersey banks, which are members of the Third Federal Reserve Bank: SOUTH JERSEY VENTNOR CITY National Bank. VINCENTOWN First National. WESTVILLE First National WILDWOOD Marine National WOODBURY Farmers Mechanics National Bank and First Bank Trust CAPE Safe DeSafe Deposit BAY HEAD. Bay Head National BEACH HAVEN, Beach Haven National BRIDGETON, Cumberland National, Bridgeton and Farmers Merchants National VINELAND. Vineland National Woodstown National First National YARDVILLE, Yardville National ABSECON, First National BERLIN, Berlin National BEVERLY, First National BLACKWOOD, N. J., First NaBORDENTOWN, First National BURLINGTON, N. Mechanics National CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, National CLAYTON Clayton National GLASSBORO. First National HADDON HEIGHTS. First Na tional. HAMILTON SQUARE. First Na. tional HEIGHTSTOWN, First National Bank HOPEWELL Hopewell National First MANTUA. National Bank of ManMerchantville National MILLVILLE, Millville National MINOTOLA, First National MOUNT HOLLY Union National MULLICA HILL, Farmers Na. tional OAKLYN. N. Oaklyn National PAULSBORO, National PENNSGROVE, Pennsgrove National PITMAN. Pitman National POINT PLEASANT, Ocean CounNational First National RIVERSIDE. First National ROEBLING, First National Bank Trust Co. SALEM. City National SALEM, Salem National Bank Trust STONE HARBOR First National SWEDESBORO Swedesboro National and Trust TOMS RIVER. First National PRINCETON, Princeton Bank Trust RIVERSIDE Riverside Trust FLORENCE First National CAPE MAY National Trust FRANKFORD First National HARRINGTON First National WYOMING First National DAGSBORO National DELAWARE City National DELMAR First National DOVER First National LAUREL Peoples National MILFORD First National ODESSA New Castle County Na. tional SEAFORD First National SMYRNA National Bank of Smyrna