Company of New Jersey: F. E. Armbruster, George A. Berger, Ernest Biardot, Chas. A. Coppinger, Walter M. Dear, Robert R. Debacher, Lawrence Fagan, John Ferguson, Louis Formon, Ephraim De Groff, Joseph Harrison, Edward V. Hartford, Ernest J, Heppenheimer, Robert E. Jennings, Anthony R. Kuser, John P. Landrine, Edward P. Meany, Walter Meixner, Wm. L. Pyle, John T. Rowland, Jr., C. Howard Slater, Edw. H. Schmidt, Edward J. Schroeder, Emil Schumann and J. Hollis Wells.
The assets of the combined institutions at the date of their consolidation on September 20, 1913, were $17,656,778.78. On June 30, 1921, the total resources of the Company were $37,343,663.43.
With the completion of the new building at Bergen and Sip Avenues, Jersey City, it was decided by the Board of Directors to move the main office there. The Hoboken office thus becomes the Hoboken branch, continuing the same line of business as heretofore.
