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No. 8

Cfte CommontoealtJ) of S@a$0acJ)ti0ett0

ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE

COMMISSIONER OF BANKS
FOR THE

Year ending October

31, 1923

Part IV
RELATING TO

CREDIT UNIONS
Department of Banking and Insurance

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Publication of this Document approved by the Commission on Administration and Finance

Cfte Commontoealtj) of S@a00acl)U0ett0

STATE HOUSE, DQS TQM
Office of the Commissioner of Banks,
State House, Boston, January 16, 1924.

To

the

General Court of Massachusetts:

The annual

report of the Commissioner of Banks, required by Section 9, Chapis respectfully submitted herewith.
The complete report
covering the work of this department and containing statements of the institutions
under its supervision and other statistical information will be submitted as heretofore at a later date.
The banking power of Massachusetts is steadily increasing. Assets under the
supervision of this department now aggregate $2,933,225,101.74, an increase of
$110,384,660.25 since the last annual report of the Commissioner. This growth
has been general throughout the Commonwealth, not being confined to any one
section, and the resultant condition reflects not only the prosperity of our citizens
but their confidence in our financial institutions. It is interesting to note that the
total banking assets in institutions under state supervision represent two-thirds
of the total banking power of the Commonwealth.
ter 167,

General Laws,

Consolidated Statement of All Institutions under Supervision of the Commissioner of

Banks.
October SI, 192S.

1

•

Increase for Year.

Assets.

Percentage of
Increase.

......

196 Savings banks
95 Trust companies:
95
Commercial

ments

....

$1,569,988,813 83

$129,312,161 89

8.98

depart-

75 Savings departments
45 Trust departments

.

$570,142,071 88
142,513,703 24
340,001,822 16

.....
......
.

211 Co-operative banks
3 Savings and loan associations
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
1 Foreign banking corporation, branch office
90 Credit Unions
45 Persons, partnerships or corporations receiving
deposits for safe-keeping or transmission 3
1 State bank
.

.......

.

157 National Banks in the

Commonwealth

.

,

1,052,657,597
264,755,631
2,938,663
31,581,494
1,639,373
6,297,241

28
85
07

60,911,064
39,664,233
178,236
67,675
261,951
1,281,883

21

64

48

2,550,034 03
816,252 35
$2,933,225,101 74
1,222.367,000 00

7090
88
88
18
81

5.47^
17.62
6.46
.21

19.02
25.56

405,740 03
123,841 38

18.92
17.88

$110,384,660 25

3.91

*

$4,155,^92,101 74-

1
Figures of trust companies and national banks aa of September 14, 1923; co-operative banks as of
the close of their October business.
2 Decrease.
3 Assets of those reee vir}„7 deposits for
safe -ke.ejiing pre. shown herewith in so far as they are within
the provisions of General J.a'ws, Chapter -l<-9.
* Does not include trtisjt department ;\s et? the figures for wmcb r.re n*->- returned to the Comptroller
of the Currency.
;

The total assets of savings banks show an increase of approximately $129,000,000,
the largest in the history of these institutions. When compared to the total assets
of 1913, the total increase in the last decade amounts to over $632,000,000, or
67 per cent, which is an excellent growth and one which should make the Commonwealth justly proud of these institutions.
Co-operative banks continue their remarkable growth, the increase in assets
since the last annual report establishing another record in the growth of these institutions. The increase for the last decade is $183,047,288.68, or 224 per cent, which

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is another indication that the public is availing itself of the many advantages
offered by these banks. It is easy to measure the gain in dollars and cents but the
benefits accruing to the Commonwealth through the operation of banks of this
nature can only be estimated. A feature which is worthy of notice is that real
estate foreclosed and held in possession of the banks, amounting to only $45,182.93,
is the smallest amount outstanding on this account since 1889, which is remarkable
in view of the total amount of real estate loans held which approximates
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$250,000,000.
The aggregate assets of trust companies, however, have not shown an increase.
What might be misunderstood through the conversion of six trust companies into
national banks as a tendency to give up state charters for those under Federal
control is explained mainly by reason of consolidations with national banks. It
is difficult to say why, under these consolidations, national bank charters were
chosen rather than state charters, but it is conceivable that the difference between
the banking laws of this Commonwealth and the national bank act, particularly
with respect to taxation and the segregation of savings deposits, may have been
contributory reasons. The taxation question, it is hoped, will receive consideration soon. The wisdom of requiring the savings deposits to be segregated will
be more evident, I believe, as time goes on.
Credit unions are how in operation under laws of the Commonwealth which
do not give the public the protection which, in my opinion, they have a right to
expect. Supervision of these institutions has been and is very expensive, owing
not only to the inadequacy of the present laws, but also because of the lack of
financial experience among those in charge of many of the credit unions, as well
as frequent changes in management. Careful consideration of all phases of this
subject has made it quite apparent to me that the statutes regulating this business
should be revised in many important respects. Changed conditions have, I believe,
led the credit unions away from the original intent of the framers of the law.
Although at the present time performing a meritorious service, they should, in
my opinion, remain true to the purpose for which they were originally established.
Unless there are radical changes in the laws governing them, it is my judgment that
a situation is very likely to arise which will subject the savings of members to unnecessary hazard.
In order properly to safeguard this business and to insure its operation in the
proper direction, I strongly recommend that consideration be given to corrective
legislation. Therefore, I respectfully urge that a committee be appointed to study
and recommend changes in the present laws. In this connection I particularly
call attention to the unrestricted deposit privileges and the lack of regulations
covering the loaning of funds. In view of the good work being done by these institutions, I believe that they are entitled to the benefit of remedial legislation.
In the last annual report mention was made of the inadequacy of General Laws,
Chapter 169, and the speculative tendencies of those doing business under its
These conditions, together with suggestions for remedial legislation,
provisions.
had been submitted to the Joint Special Committee appointed by the legislature
to consider and recommend a re-arrangement and revision of the laws relating
In consequence of this, the legislature
to "Deposits with Others than Banks."
enacted Chapter 473 of the Acts of 1923, amending General Laws, Chapter 169.
This legislation would have remedied many of the existing conditions and would
have placed this class of business on a comparatively firm basis, but just prior to
the date, of its taking effect, August 23, 1923, a petition calling for a referendum
was filed and the act is now in abeyance pending action at the next state election.
I take pleasure in presenting herewith certain statistics concerning the various
institutions under the supervision of this department which indicate their healthy
condition; also, information showing the progress made in the liquidation of those
institutions in the possession of the Commissioner.

Respectfully submitted,

JOSEPH

C.

ALLEN,

Commissioner of Banks.

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CREDIT UNIONS.

8,

Part IV.

Three credit unions have discontinued active business and will be either
dated or reorganized during the coming year. They are as follows

liqui-

Massachusetts Credit Union.
Ranfac Credit Union.
United Tailors' Association Credit Union.
Credit Unions which have

Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.

1922
1922
8, 1922
8, 1922
18, 1922
Jan. 17, 1923
May 1, 1923
July 12, 1923
Sept. 21, 1923
8,
8,

commenced Business during

the Year.

Central Mass. Telephone Workers' Credit Union, Worcester.
Mutual Investment Credit Union, Maiden.
Northern Mass. Telephone Workers' Credit Union, Lowell.
Southern Mass. Telephone Workers' Credit Union, New Bedford.
Worcester Independent Workmen's Circle Credit Union, Worcester.
Brockton Postal Employees' Credit Union, Brockton.
Springfield, Mass. Post Office Employees' Credit Union, Springfield.
Grove Hall Credit Union, Boston.
United Electric Light Co. Employees' Credit Union, Springfield.
Credit Unions in Voluntary Liquidation.

Asco Credit Union, Boston.
Greater Boston Credit Union, Boston.

Roxbury Credit Union, Boston.
Salem Central Labor Credit Union, Salem.
Santa Maria Credit Union, Maiden.

.......
........
........

Dividends in Liquidation held by the Commissioner remaining unpaid.
Italian

Workingmen's Credit Union, Boston

Italo-American Credit Union, East Boston
Peabody Hebrew Credit Union, Peabody

The

final distribution of

Credit Union was

$55 25
138 27
105 89

the remaining assets of the Salem Investment and
the year.

made during

Legislation enacted 1923.

Chap. "38
under
Chap. 54
dends
Chap. 55

(amending G. L., chap. 171, sec. 2) Prohibiting the resumption of business
inactive charter without permission of the Board of Bank Incorporation.
(amending G. L., chap. 171, sec. 23) Providing for the payment of divieither in cash or as a credit to either share or deposit accounts.
(amending G. L., chap. 171, sec. 27) Regulating the liquidation of credit
unions and providing that charters of such corporations voting to liquidate shall
become void.
Chap. 143 Section 1 (amending G. L., chap. 171, inserting new section 16A) ProvidSection 2 (further amending G. L.,
ing for a Reserve Fund to care for bad debts.
chap. 171, sec. 23) Further regulating the payment of dividends allowing the use
of undivided earnings of previous years.
Chap. 294 (amending G. L., chap. 171, inserting new section 4A) Authorizing domestic corporations, voluntary associations and partnerships to become limited members of credit unions. The total of shares or deposits received from such members
shall not exceed 25 per cent of the assets of the credit union nor shall loans be made
to them.

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Part IV.

8,

STATEMENTS RELATING TO CEEDIT UNIONS.

INDEX.
Statement

Number
1.

page

—

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...........
............
............

v
v
v

90 credit unions
Aggregate statement of condition, October 31, 1923
90 credit unions
Receipts and disbursements during year ending October 31, 1923

2.
3. Statistics relative to membership
4. Principal assets and liabilities of credit

—

unions from 1911 to 1923, inclusive

.

.

.

.

vi

Classification of loans
6. Profit and loss

vii
vii

Operating expenses

vii

5.

7.

STATEMENT

No.

1.

Aggregate Statement of Condition October 31, 1923
Assets.

....
....

Investments

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

.

.

Other assets

Cash

.

Credit Unions.

Liabilities.

.

Due from banks

— 90

$939,530
4,766,496
17,834
478,715
17,464
77,199

90
78

Shares
Deposits

15
31
54
80

Guaranty fund

.

Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
Other liabilities
.

$6,297,241 48

$3,072,899
2,675,419
245,653
71,224
206,081
15,050
10,911

28
74
62
83
55
94
52

$6,297,241 48

STATEMENT

No.

2.

Receipts and Disbursements during Year ending October

31, 1923.

!

Disbursements.

Receipts.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

fees

Interest

Fines

.

Investments
Guaranty fund
Expenses
Undivided earnings
Furniture and fixtures
Sundries
Cash, Oct. 31, 1922

$1,587,624
2,736,141
4,581,394
5,957
449,803
17,811
587,210
3,505
1,259
2,795

75
47
56

Shares
Deposits

41

Loans
Expenses

95

Interest paid

59

Dividends paid
Investments
Guaranty fund
Furniture and fixtures
Interest refunded
Fines refunded
Undivided earnings
Sundries
Cash, Oct. 31, 1923

02
05
16

93
302 78
37,865 81
451,577 25

$10,463,249 73

STATEMENT

$943,802 13
53
90
16
92

2,241,966
5,515,181
99,809
100,808
115,669
811,239
12,810
4,663
2,240
39
1,944
57,158
555,915

31

12

70
62
46
44
95
38
11

$10,463,249 73

No.

3.

Statistics relative to Membership.
Number
Number
Number
Number
Number
Number

of shares fully paid
of members added during year
of members withdrawn during year
of members Oct. 31, 1923
of borrowers
of depositors

....
....

$544,430
15,086
8,054
44,960
17,002
17,357

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Part IV.

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Part IV.

STATEMENT

No.

5.

Classification of Loans.

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..........
.............
...........
.............
.............
.........

Secured by:
mortgages of real estate
Second mortgages of real estate
Chattel mortgages
Pledges of personal property
Stocks and bonds
Other collateral
Unsecured loans:
One or more names without collateral
First

$1,748,865
915,912
31,366
122,556
137,591
133,560

72
64
71
80

68
91

1,676,642 32

$4,766,496 78

STATEMENT

No.

6.

Profit and Loss.
Credits.

Debits.

Expenses
Dividends on shares
Interest on deposits
Transfer to guaranty fund
Transfer to reserve fund
Miscellaneous
Balance Oct. 31,-1923

$98,591
115,676
100,816
53,267
15,050
28,159
206,028

.

22
74
03
44
94

.....
......
....

Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

$446,555 57
17,772 15
2,730 02

18

40

Balance Oct.

31,

1922

150,532 21

.

$617,589 95

$617,589 95

STATEMENT

No.

7.

Operating Expenses.

Classification

Year ending Oct.

Year ending Oct.

31, 1923.

31, 1922.

.

Amount.

Cost for
each $1,000

Amount.

of Assets.

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........
.......
......

Cost for
each $1,000
of Assets.

Advertising
Other expenses

$59,550 93
11,072 98
1,934 63
27,250 62

$9 49
1 76
31
4 32

$46,139 53
8,773 26
885 39
23,677 36

$9 19
1 75
18
4 71

Total

$99,809 16

$15 88

$79,475 54

S15 83

Salaries

Rent

ABSTRACT OF ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE CREDIT UNIONS
SHOWING THEIR CONDITION AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS
OCTOBER 31, 1923.
BEVERLY — BEVERLY CREDIT UNION.
170

CABOT STREET.
Began business March

Incorporated February 20, 1917.

Charles A. King,

8,

1917.

Walter

President.

George

L.

Young,

Flint, Treasurer.

S.

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Robert Barker, T. H. Bott, Jr., Edward Dunt, W. S. Flint, Michael Flower,
C. O. Frost, G. A. Glidden, U. G. Haskell, C. A. King, G. A. Sands, B. F. Swasey, R E.
Thierfelder, F. L. Trask, W. H. Wolfe, G. L. Young.
Credit Committee:

D.

J.

Goodwin, W. W. Laws, H. O. Peterson.

Supervisory Committee: G. A. Gove, L. S. Smith,

J.

A. Torrey.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
......
Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

31, 1923.

.....

Liabilities.

$45,148 64
1,299 11

64 75

Shares

$39,831
2,450
2,005
1,836
109

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
Discount

....

37
279 55

$46,512 50

$46,512 50

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October
$17,345
36,133
29
3,865
148

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Fines

Investment

.

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

19
13

50
00
42
1,987 50
203 30
3,141 95

Interest

31, 1922

31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts
Shares

51
05
17
85

Shares

$10,518 13
46,536 21
842 34

.

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid
Investment
Cash on hand Oct.
.

1,605 95
1,987 50
1,363 86

.

31, 1923

$62,853 99

$62,853 99

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$520.00

$300.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$22.34

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

111.
127.
573.
25 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

fully paid
of dividend, November,

1922

Shares.
$10.
3,888.

6%.

Total.

$842.34

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8,

BEVERLY — BEVERLY INVESTMENT CREDIT UNION.
31 BOW STREET.
Incorporated December

Saul Silver,

2,

1913.

Began business December

Harrt Gordon, Morris Katz, Samuel

Supervisory Committee: L. K. Cutler,

Jr.,

Guss Bernson,

.....
......
.....

D. Goldberg.

I.

Assets.

Investments

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Insurance prepaid

trust

companies

.

Other assets

31,

1923.

.....
....

Liabilities.

00
20

Shares
Dep'

51
33

18 03

Guaranty fund
Unearned interest
Profit and loss

50 00

Reserve

$5
20,767
291
7,645

$21,422 60
4.722 41

/

1,18

531 18

.

8£<

for furniture

and

59 91

fixtures

$28,777 07

$28,777 07

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$18,932 70
11,045 03
52,037 30
5 70
2,357 78
82 71
88 70
6,490 91

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

S.

Silver.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Loans

Starr, Treasurer.

S.

Clerk of Corporation.

Samuel Aronson, Israel Chanskt, Louis Ger?h\w, Samuel Katz, M.
Rosenbloom, Saul Silver, H. S. Starr, Abraham Zaffa.

Directors:

Credit Committee:

1913.

Htm an

President.

Melvin M. Rosenbloom,
Board of

2,

31, 1922

Shares
Deposits

$11,697
10.570
59.433
625

.

Loans made
Expenses

00
42
282 76
564 00
222 24
7,645 33

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

30
78

31, 1923

$91,040 83

$91,040 83

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

.$>v

S416.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$103.39

oq

$607.39

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during vear
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

48.
19.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

130.
10 cents.

Shares.
$5.
4.2S1.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

8%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors

IS.

.

6%

Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

and 7%.
day ot Ncv

First

Feb.,

May am

Aug.

BOSTON — AUGUSTOV CREDIT UNION.
OTISFIELD HALL, OTISFIELD STREET
Incorporated February 24, 1914.

RCXBURY

Began business

May

DISTRICT).
25, 1915.

A. Schwartz, Treasurt

A. E. Jacobs, President.

Samuel Stern,

Clerk of Corporation.

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Board

of Directors:

A. E. Jacobs, D. A. Jacobs,

Herman

Credit Committee:

Max

Lipson,

Abram Schwartz, Jacob Stern.

Israelson, Morris Rodnetsky, Jacob Shapiro.

Supervisory Committee: Jack Fritz,

Harry Lazerovitz, Hyman

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Shifres.

31, 1923.

Assets.

Liabilities.

Loans

$2,143 25

Furniture and fixtures
Suspense

Cash

Shares

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

90 00
60 37
435 09

.

$2,270 68

.

Other

267 38
161 00
29 65

liabilities

$2,728 71

$2,728 71

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Receipts

Shares

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

.

.

Fines
Liquidation account
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand

.....

Disbursements.

$1,384 95
6,327 00
21 00
303 72
24 17
11 93
124 55
55 40

Oct. 31, 1922

Shares

27
75
31
00
00
30
435 09

$1,259
6,200
191
62
45
59

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid
Furniture and fixtures
.

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$8,252 72

$8,252 72

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$92.00

$60.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$39.31

Total.

$191.31

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

15.
36.
30.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

400.

November, 1922

5%.

BOSTON — BEACON HILL CREDIT UNION.
17

May

Incorporated

Solomon Mondlick,

CAMBRIDGE STREET.
6,

Began business June

1921.

20, 1921.

Morris Schiller,

President.

Treasurer.

Louis D. Frank, Clerk of Corporation.
of Directors: Benjamin Bodin, Jacob Brown, Isaac Firger, L. D. Frank, Samuel Gammerman, Samuel Goldberg, Morris Green, Rubin Malinsky, Solomon Mondlick, Morris

Board

Schiller.
Credit Committee:

Myer

Supervisory Committee:

Krinsky, Harry Rubin, Samuel White.

Hyman Feldman, Harry

Lepie,

Harry Schneider.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31, 1923.

Assets.

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

.

.

.

trust companies

Liabilities

$66,335 37
378 95
3,699 43

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss
Reserve fund

Profit

$70,413 75

$60,189 59
1,987 83
2,852 54
251 21
4,322 55
810 03

$70,413 75

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Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$35,773 47
2,545 33
136,910 80
255 00
8,007 97
403 74
155 79

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid
.

Entrance

fees

Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

1,359 12

Shares
Deposits

29
50
67
24
44
68
15 97
3,699 43

$16,950
557
158,907
2,113
21
3,145

.

Loans made
Expenses
Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Furniture and fixtures
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$185,411 22

$185,411 22

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$1,076.00

$422.22

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$615.02

$2,113.24

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

255.
112.
615.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

$1.

.....

Shares.
$5.
11,937.

fully paid

of dividend,

10%

November, 1922
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

5.

.

6%.
Feb. 15,

Aug.

May

15,

15.

BOSTON — BLUE HILL NEIGHBORHOOD CREDIT UNION.
1111

BLUE HILL AVENUE (DORCHESTER DISTRICT).

Incorporated January

M.

3,

Began business January

1921.

Wm.

E. Schneider, President.

Isadore Feldman, Clerk

1921.

3,

J.

Greenstein, Treasurer^

of Corporation.

Board of Directors: N. Braunstein, I. Feldm.an, S. F. Greenstein, W. J. Greenstein, J. G. Kofman, P. H. Louis, Bertha Marcus, M. E. Schneider, A. Ullman (two vacancies).
Credit Committee:

W. Aronoff,

J.

Brickman, N.

J.

Golden, B. E. Gordon (one vacancy).

Supervisory Committee: H. Gerber, H. Magazine, N.

M. Rodman.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER
Loans

Liabilities

$49,435 35

.

Furniture and fixtures

Other assets

.

Cash

31, 1923.

....

Assets.

546 61
104 98
11,650 24

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss

Profit

Reserve fund
$61,737 18

$50,838 0O
4,969 63
2,299 79
355 19
3,271 53
3 04

$61,737 18

Receipts and Disbursements during tbe Year ending October 31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

$37,493
6,682
81,233
211

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

5,174

Interest

463

Fines
Miscellaneous
.

Cash on hand Oct

31, 1922

2,047
4,693

75
05
50
40
83
40
20
89

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses
Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.
$138,000 02

$14,809 00-

31,

.

1923

2.571
.04.024
1.53S
75
1,357
53
2.460
11,110

12

35
44
23
78

00
67
43

$138,000 02

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Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Advertising.

$294.31

$16.00

Salaries.

Amount

$810.00

paid for

Other Expenses.

Total.

$418.13

$1,538.44

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

233.
107.
679.
$1 for adults; 10
cents for children.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.

fully paid

of dividend,

9,247.

November, 1922

8%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

25.

.

6%.
Nov.

1,

May

BOSTON— BOSTON & MAINE
152

R.R.

Began business March

J.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......
......
.....

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Cash

trust companies

Other assets

J.

C.

Moher.

E. A. Ryan, E. R.

E. Marshall, G. F. Sheridan.

31,

1923.

....

Assets.

Investments

Treasurer.

Miller, N. H. Ricker, C. D. Smith,

J.

Crowley, J. A. Freeman, E. T. J. Markham,
Sweet, F. J. Tague, A. E. Varley.

Supervisory Committee: C. N. Eddy,

1.

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: R. C. Babbidge, Harold Fredericks, L.
Harold Ulrich.
J.

1,

1915.

1,

Robert M. Spinney,
Charles D. Smith,

M.

Aug.

EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION.

C. Babbidge, President.

Credit Committee:

Feb.

CAUSEWAY STREET.

Incorporated February 26, 1915.

Ralph

1,

Liabilities

$43,357 42
49,443 95

897 50
7,744 66

250 00
138 68

Shares
Deposits

$46,149 71
49,006 71
3,055 27
60 25
3,393 40
79 50
87 37

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
Other liabilities

$101,832 21

$101,832 21

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Receipts
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid
.

Entrance

.

fees

Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Investments

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

Disbursements.

$31,403
63,270
73,240
197
7,200
284
168
37,974
13,628

18
22

Shares
Deposits

59
90
77

Loans made
Expenses

18

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous

77
33
69

.

Interest paid on deposits

Interest and discount prepaid
Furniture and fixtures

Guaranty fund
Investments

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$227,368 63

$10,500 14
44,265 99
94,865 81
2,121 86
1,159 63
1,575 00
207 38
581 04
468 88
20 00
63,608 24
7,994 66

$227,368 63

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

$1,920.45

Rent.

Advertising.

$10.00

Other Expenses.

$191.41

Total.

$2,121.86

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Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

274.
143.
712.

.

Par value

Number

25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
8,566.

fully paid
Rate of dividend, November, 1922

8%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

134.

.

5%.
Nov. 5

May

5,

Feb.

5,

Aug.

5.

BOSTON — CIGAR FACTORY EMPLOYEES' CREDIT UNION.
7

APPLETON STREET.
Began business October

Incorporated September 23, 1916.

Wm.

7,

1916.

Aaron Velleman,

Collins, President.

Treasurer.

Ida Smith, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: William Collins, F. E. Howe, Thos. Mulvev, B. Stahl, Ida Smith, A. Velleman,
Wm. Van Gestel, A. Woolf.
Credit Committee: C.

Claus,

Wm. Enck, John Evans,

A. Mordecai.

Haag, Wm. McCool, Joseph Meckel.

Supervisory Committee: Sol.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......
......

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

31,

1923.

....

Assets.

Liabilities.

$121 00
24,897 15
9,532 52
99 06

$28,096 97

Shares
Deposits

3,291 30
1,697 19

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund

50 50
1,016 42

497 35
$34,649 73

$34,649 73

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts.

Shares
Deposits

$20,980 03
3,460 84
42,314 20
105 50
3,214 32
78 50
55
3,075 07

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

31, 1923.

$15,903 23

Shares
Deposits
.

1,731

Loans made
Expenses

1,341 25

Interest paid on deposits

78
535
40
190

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous
Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Rent.

$945 50

$110.00

.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$2S5 75
.

Total.

$1,341.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

60

$73,229 01

Miscellaneous.

paid for

10

40
50

9,631 58

$73,229 01

Amount

85

43,776 50

.

221.
71.

816.

50 cents.

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Part IV.

.....

Par value

Number
Rate

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

5,592.

November, 1922

of dividend,

3%.
Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid

20.

.

6%.
Nov.

1.

BOSTON — CITY OF BOSTON EMPLOYEES' CREDIT UNION.
ROOM

November

Incorporated

Bernard C. Kelley,

CITY HALL ANNEX, COURT STREET.

109,

Began business November

5,

1915.

I.

Fitzgerald, Clerk of Corporation.

President.

J.

Christopher

15, 1915.

George Herlihy,

Treasurer.

Board of Directors: F. B. Cook, C. I. Fitzgerald, Joseph Harrington, J. G. Herlihy, M. P.
Higgins, Edward Hoey, Thomas Jordan, B. C. Kelley, E. T. Kelley, W. P. Long, James
McKenna, E. S. Phinney, Joseph F. Sullivan, J. H. Sullivan.
Credit Committee: J.

H. Mahoney,

Supervisory Committee: J.

J. J.

Quinn, Samuel Silverman.

M. Curley, W. D. Kenney, E.

F.

Murphy.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
......

31,

1923.

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

Liabilities.
556,514 57

11,419 90

649 42

Shares
Deposits

$18,084
39,398
2,912
4,782
3,313
91

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit

and

loss

Reserve fund

90
94
73
12

50
70

$68,583 89

$68,583 89

Receipts and Disbursements during the Tear ending October 31, 1923.

....

Receipts

Disbursements.

Shares
Deposits

$5,588
34,854
90,600
393
7,244
132
13,004

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

40
05

Shares
Deposits

11

Loans made
Expenses

73
73
13

67

$2,600 79
24,754 34
108,557 54

.

1,477 76
1,642 60
701 12
14 35
12,069 32

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Undivided earnings

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$151,817 82

$151,817 82

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

$1,275.00

.

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$202 76

$1,477.76

.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

334.

.

102.
1,296.
25 cents.

Shares.

Par value

.

.

.

.

$5.

.

Number
Rate

fully paid
of dividend, November,

3,317.

1922

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

261.
6- ;

Nov.

Feb.

1.

May

1,

Aug.

1,
1.

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BOSTON— EAST BOSTON CREDIT
155

Part IV.

CHELSEA STREET.

Incorporated July 31, 1913.

David Wolf,

8,

UNION.

Began business August

14, 1913.

Alexander

President.

Ellis, Treasurer.

S.J. Aronson, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors:

S. J.

Aronson, Nathan Burrish, Alexander Ellis, Morris Goldstein, Louis
Petrikansky, David Wolf.

Simon Fine, Israel Pearlmutter, Samuel Petrikansky.

Credit Committee:

Supervisory Committee: Louis Greenfield,

Harvey Milgram, Israel

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Soll.

1923.

31,

Assets.

Liabilities.

Loans
Cash

$4,173 32
297 18

Shares

$3,962 25

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

285 97
222 28

$4,470 50

$4,470 50

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Disbursements.

Receipts
Shares

$2,502 96
10,374 39
31 50
776 91
30 85
136 75

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Cash on hand

31, 1923.

Oct. 31, 1922

Shares

$2,138 56

.

Loans made
Expenses

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

10,911 00

502 43

on deposits

Interest paid

Cash on hand Oct.

19

4

31, 1923

297 18

.

$13,853 36

$13,853 36

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$222.40

$137.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$15.40

$127.63

Total.

$502.43

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

25.
36.
92.
$1.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
15
780.

fully paid

of dividend,

None.

November, 1922

BOSTON — ELMCO CREDIT UNION.
137

WASHINGTON STREET.

Incorporated October 14, 1914.

Thomas

J.

Max

Max

Bernhardt,

Bernhardt, T.

Credit Committee: L. G. Joel,

Supervisory Committee:

J.

Brady,

J.

J.

Delea, Jacob Levy, C.

Marks.

(one vacancy)

31,

1923.

.....
....
Liabilities

Assets.
.

trust

S.

Jacob Smith, E. A. Whitcomb.

Aaron Marks, Mark Marks

.

Bernhardt, Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER
Loans
Due from banks and

19, 1914.

Max

Brady, President.

Board of Directors:

Began business October

companies

$3,089 50
612 73

Guaranty fund

Undivided earnings
Profit

$3,702 23

.

Shares
Deposits

and

loss

.

.

.

$2,787 00

510
254
3
117

40
32
IS

33

$3,702 23

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Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....
....

Receipts

Disbursements.

Shares
Deposits

$505 50
23 27
3,208 25
40
168 24
50
986 04

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Cash on hand

Oct. 31, 1922

.

.....

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid
Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct.

$846 50
555 44
2,702 00
22 08
144 70
8 75
612 73

....
....
31, 1923

.

.

$4,892 20

$4,892 20

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

Advertising.

Total.

Other Expenses.

$22.08

$22.08

for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1922
Amount of entrance fee

8.
2.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

122.
10 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
547.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

5%.
Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid

17.

.

5%.
Nov.

12.

BOSTON — ETSCO CREDIT UNION.
TREMONT STREET.

155
Incorporated April

1921.

4,

Began business June

22, 1921.

Jesse A. Drew, President.

Alice C. Brown, Treasurer.

Mary
Board

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

Casey, Clerk of Corporation.

Mary Brady, Mary Casey, Jesse A. Drew, Jane Garvey, Nellie Grourk, Violet
Lohnes, May O'Connor, Emilie Wentworth, Victor Ziminsky.
Mary Brady, Elizabeth Lynch,

Supervisory Committee: G. K. Creighton,

E.

M. Moeckel.

Gladys Hurley, Ella Wood.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

31, 1923.

Assets.

Investments

Loans

Due from banks and

trust companies

Cash

Liabilities

$6,763 67
1,654 03
1,521 93

46 02

$365 66
9,533 36
35 66
50 97

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$9,985 65

$9,985 65

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

Receipts
Shares
Deposits

1,608 93

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

705 97
2 75
332 94

Interest

Investments
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

....

Disbursements.

$85 50

.

10,656 91
125 92
1,613 49

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

Interest paid on deposits

Investments
Guaranty fund

$15,132 41

227 96
10,133 23

.

25
125 92

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

$120 84
536 28
2,335 00
84 98

.

31, 1923

1,567 95

$15,132 41

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Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$84.98

$84 98

paid for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

13.
12.

.

Par value

Number

32.

25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
73.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

32.

.

Nov.

Feb.

1,

May

1,

Aug.

1,
1.

BOSTON — FARMANCO CREDIT UNION.
BARTLETT SQUARE (JAMAICA PLAIN DISTRICT).
Began business February

Incorporated January 28, 1922.
J.

B.

McKinnon,

President.

L. E.
J.

Board

of Directors:

13, 1922.

Jennie Lamont,

M. Strong,
J.

B.

Vogt, Treasurer,

Clerk of Corporation.

McKinnon,

E. G. Peak,

J.

M. Strong, Mae Sullivan,

L.

E.

$1,812
2,146
94
8
74

50

Vogt.
Credit Committee:

Etta Birnbaum, Herbert Dillingham.

Supervisory Committee:

W.

A. Daniels, R.

M. Dugdale,

S.

B. Hickox.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

1923.

.....
....

Assets.

Investments

31,

Liabilities.

$1,578 47
1,967 52
1,566 08

21 80

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund

Undivided earnings
and loss
Reserve fund
Christmas Club deposits
Accounts payable

56
30 11
945 50
22 00

Profit

.

$5,133 87

$5,133 87

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....

Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Christmas Club fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922

31, 1923.

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

64

46
10

$246 50
2,515 95
3,555 07
8 25
196 27
32 59
144 75
962 50
1,154 08

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

....
....

Interest paid on deposits

Miscellaneous

Christmas Club fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

.

$869 00
1,900
4,199

08
00

38 89
54 46
149 65
17
1,583

00

$8,815 96

$8,815 96

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$38.89

Total.

$38 S9

P.D.

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Part IV.

11

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

44.
56.
140.
25 cents.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
85.

fully paid

of dividend,

355.

November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

66.

.

Feb.

1,

Aug.

1.

BOSTON — FILENE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION CREDIT UNION.
426

WASHINGTON STREET.

Incorporated October 21, 1921.

Austin C. Benton,

Began business November

A. C. Benton,

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

Maude

Supervisory Committee:

E.

Wm.

of Corporation.

Bixby, G. G. Goldie, R. L. Harlow, Benjamin Raphael,
C. P. Smith.

Brennan, Anna M. Carroll, H. R. Floyd.

Adelia T. Marmaud, L. T. McMahon, C. O'Connell.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

1923.

Assets.

......
......

Investments

.

.

1921.

Chas. P. Smith, Treasurer.

President.

Chas. P. Smith, Clerk
Board

1,

....

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

Liabilities

$174,591
75,853
27,480
6,425

51
19
27
56

$13,318
268,667
552
585

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Other liabilities

50
79
87
49

1,223 63
2 25

$284,350 53

$284,350 53

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

25
28
06
99
45
16 00
132,563 03
21,417 62

S6.657
322,978
125,218
10,103
92

.

Loans repaid
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous
Investments

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

$2,654 50
329,171 05
101,767 83
573 10
8,055 05

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

.

Interest paid on deposits

375 22

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous
Investments

24 72
142,519 38
33,905 83

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$619,046 68

$619,046 68

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$573.10

paid for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

680.
471.
1,691.

None.

Total.

$573.10

12
Par value

Number
Rate

P.D.

.....

$5.
2,617.

fully paid

November, 1922

of dividend,

Part IV.

8,

Shares.

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

1,420.

.

Nov.

1,

May

1.

BOSTON — GILCO CREDIT UNION.
417

WASHINGTON STREET.

Incorporated July

Frank

S.

11, 1914.

Began business July

22, 1914.

Rose E. Hall,

Leavitt, President.

Anastasia

L.

Ward,

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: J. J. Bulger, Louis Campbell, Bessie Grife, Ross Hall, James Hartford,
Robert Heartz, Inez Kjellstrom, Edna Lewis, Henry Neiland, Edward Putnam, Frederick
Small, Oscar Swanson, F. F. Vorenberg, Anastasia L. Ward.
Credit Committee: J. T.

Chase, C. W. Downes,

Supervisory Committee: H.

J. J.

Parker.

W. Schaschke, Fred Vorenberg,

B. S. Whiston.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......
.....

31,

1923.

Assets.

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and
Cash
Other assets

trust

companies

Liabilities

328,478 66
6,106 00
2,590 28
18 23
146 45

Shares
Deposits

$10,286
25,451
832
305
463

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss

Profit

$37,339 62

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

Disbursemen

$9,949
51,757
19,488
107

.

Investments

89
28
19

ID
1,804 96

Interest

33,007 65
122 73
13,163 97

.

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

31, 1923.

....

Receipts.
.

55

$37,339 62

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October
Shares
Deposits

78
09
67
53

$4,020 46
57,668 02
21,449 00

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses
Interest paid

.

480 05
672 17

on deposits

247
41,888 99
367 66
2,608 51

Dividends paid
Investments
.

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$129,402 42

$129,402 42

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount paid

for

$232.67

.

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$480.05

S247 38
.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

364.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

33.

594.

25 cents.

Shares.
$5.
2.045.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

105.

April

1,

Oct.

1.

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13

BOSTON — GREATER BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL EMPLOYEES' CREDIT
UNION.
BEACON STREET.

15

Incorporated February

Patrick M. Connolly,

Began business April

14, 1921.

1921.

4,

Elizabeth T. McSweeney, Treasurer.

President.

John McMurrer,

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: H. P. Brown, P. M. Connolly, J. L. Galway, C. A. Kenneally, W. H. Lestjre,
John McMurrer, Elizabeth T. McSweeney, E. A. Moore, W. C. Tilton.
Credit Committee: T. E.

Supervisory Committee:

Bunyon,

Carr, B. F. Quimby.

J. F.

Anna M. Barry, Richard Clayton,

T. F.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

Twomey.

31, 1923.

Assets.

Liabilities.

$739 00
99 41

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

Shares

«787 00
15 75
35 66

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$838 41

$838 41

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....
....
.....

$290 00
1,073 00
5 50
88 40
2 23
288 28

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

......
.....
.....
Disbursements.

Receipts.

Shares

.

Shares

Loans made
Expenses
Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$5 00
1,635 00
8 00

99 41

.

$1,747 41

$1,747 41

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$8.00

$8.00

paid for

..........
...........
..............
............
.........
Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
..

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

22.
1.

60.

25 cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

$5.
157.

None.

BOSTON — GROVE HALL CREDIT UNION.
86

BRUNSWICK STREET (ROXBURY

Incorporated July

Charles Corkin,

12, 1923.

Began business July

Board of Directors:

Myer

Hyman

12, 1923.

Myer

President.

Hyman

Credit Committee:

DISTRICT).

Coffin, Treasurer.

Covitz, Clerk of Corporation.

Coffin, Charles Corkin, Hyman Covitz, Dennis Murstin, H. M. Sinofsky.
Covitz, A.

M. Golden, H.

Supervisory Committee: Louis Berg, Phil

Cohan,

P.

Max

Levowich.
Zall.

14

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

P.D.
31,

8,

Assets.

Liabilities.

Loans
Cash
Other assets

$1,436 00
2 85
53 15

Shares

$1,410 00
76 00

.

Guaranty fund

$1,492 00

$1,492 00

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

31, 1923.

.....
.....

Receipts.
Shares

Part IV.

1923.

Disbursements.

$1,416
604
76
60

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

00
00
00
60

Loans made
Expenses
Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$2,040 00
11'

2 85

16
2 16

$2,158 92

$2,158 92

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

-

-

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$116.07

$116.07

-

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

38.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

38.
$2.

.....

Shares.
$10.
140.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

None.

BOSTON — HAMPDEN CREDIT UNION.
EUSTIS STREET (ROXBURY DISTRICT).

250

Began business June

Incorporated July 17, 1916.

Reuben

of Directors:

1920.

Morris Rodnetsky,

R. Jacobs, President.

H. L. Lurie, Clerk

Board

6,

D. Aranson, Samuel Lurie, H. L. Lurie, M. Rodnetsky, R. Jacobs.

Credit Committee: H. Israelson, H. J. Lewis, H.

Supervisory Committee:

W. Lurie,

J.

Orlov.

Rodnetsky, Edward Spiegel.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

1923.

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

Liabilities.

$2,519 59
94 77

Shares

12,404 58
109 21
100 of

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$2,614 3$

$2,814 36

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....
....

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

31, 1923.

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts

Shares

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

$1,696 36
7,185 91

26 58
377 25
32 99
71 68
253 99
$9,644 76

Shares

Loans made
Expenses

....

Miscellaneous
Guaranty fund

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$1,192 80

7>75 00
133 87
293 32
55 00
94 77

$9,644 76

P.D.

8,

15

Part IV.
Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

$71.50

.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$11.57

$47.00

Total.

$133.87

$3.80

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

22.
14.
65.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
15.

fully paid

of dividend,

460.

November, 1922

6%.

BOSTON — INDUSTRIAL CREDIT UNION.
264

BOYLSTON STREET.

Incorporated November 23, 1910.

Mabel W. Whidden,
of Directors:

Merrick, Treasurer.

B. Griggs, Levi Howe, Margaret McGill, Grace L.
F. E. SMITH, CROSBY THOMPSON, FLORA WaLKER, MaBEL

Merrick, Elizabeth
W. WhIDDEN.

Merrick, Clerk

of Corporation.

Ada M. Coolidge, Gertrude Fletcher, W. H. Galvin.
Waterbury.

Supervisory Committee: R. G. Blue,

J.

.....
......
......

31,

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Cash

trust

companies

H. Soliday, Anna F.

1923.

Assets.

Investments

J.

H. Fairclough, Gertrude Lorway.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Loans

1910.
L.

L.

Marie

SCHERMERHORN,
Credit Committee:

7,

Grace

President.

Grace
Board

Began business December

Liabilities

$9,870 80
52,882 79
255 94
10,472 82

297 48

Shares
Deposits

$62,178 29
1,758 93
4,265 33
2,423 81
3,153 47

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Reserve fund

$73,779 83

$73,779 83

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.
Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

Disbursements.
$29,340 16
1,306 65
69,490 08
96 50
4,614 98
909 67
37 59
2,017 62

.

31, 1922

Shares
Deposits

$18,068 46
1.246 78
73,095 20
1,498 85
93 24
2,340 98
26 59
672 85
10,770 30

.

Loans made
Expenses
Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous
Guaranty fund

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$107,813 25

$107,813 25

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

$744.00

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$754 85

$1,498.85

.

Membership.
"Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
.

Amount

of entrance fee

194.
144.
1.097.
50 cents.

16
Par value

Number
Rate

P.D.

.....

$5.
12,062.

fully paid

of dividend,

Part IV.

8,

Shares.

November, 1922

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

32.

.

5%.
Fifteenth day of
April and October.

BOSTON — LORD BEACONSFIELD CREDIT UNION.
155

CHELSEA STREET (EAST BOSTON DISTRICT).
November

Incorporated

David Peacard,

13,

1913.

Began business November

A.

S.

Goldderg, Clerk

Board of Directors: Louis Band, William Berly,

Chafetz,

Supervisory Committee:

Eskin,

I.

J.

of Corporation.

Chafetz, A. Figur, F.

Goldberg, A. Hurewitz,

S.

Markub, David Peacard, A. Silver.

I.

Credit Committee: J.

19, 1913.

Louis Band, Treasurer.

President.

Max Green

J.

Rutskt.

(two vacancies).

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

....
.....

31,

1923.

....

Assets.

Liabilities

$50 00

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

18,881 72
2,108 84

$16,676 09

Shares
Deposits

1,184 38
1,910 40
924 13

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
Other liabilities

309 42
36 14
$21,040 56

$21,040 56

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.....

....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$7,552 98

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance
Interest

1,244 56

55,480 28
40 50

fees

....

1,912 01

263 27

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

131 14
4,345 04

1922

31,

31, 19! 23.

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$11,281 79
1,060 18
55,117 00

.

659 32
101 86
489 85
95 00
55 94

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous

and loss
Cash on hand Oct.

Profit

31, 1923

2,1'

5

$70,969 78

$70,969 78

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$450.00

$73.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$659.32

$136.32

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

15.
31.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

180.
$3.

Shares.
$5.
3,140.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

3%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors

2.

.

Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

.

5%.
First

day

of Jan-

uary and July.

P.D.

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BOSTON — MASSACHUSETTS CARPENTERS' CREDIT UNION.
61

COURT STREET.
Began business June

Incorporated June 14, 1920.

Rtjfus P. Harlow, President.

James A. Bresnahan,

James A. Bresnahan,
Board of Directors:

Credit Committee:

26, 1920.

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

J. A. Bresnahan, W. F. Boucher, F. M. Curley, E. A. Goggin, R. P. Harlow,
D. A. Houle, C. H. Percival, Walter Pratt, E. G. Walker.

M. Gauld,

J.

Supervisory Committee:

J.

J.

N. Hodge, R.

J.

McDonald.

G. Dunpht, E. L. Jones, A. G. Nicolson.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

1923.

31,

Assets.

Investments
Loans
Suspense

Liabilities
•^

3,791 14

21,929 52
2,259 00
4,444 63

Cash

Shares
Deposits

$19,354 37
11,104 41
1,004 69
97 62
854 20

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit

and

loss

$32,415 29

$32,415 29

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

DlSBURSEMEN TS.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$9,929
4,565
18,079
170
2,521
73

.

Entrance

54

98
25
00
02
82
40 00
8 00
2,250 00

fees

Interest

Fines
Special deposits
Miscellaneous
Liquidation account
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$3,520
2,539
23,304
1,260

.

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid

491
340

Miscellaneous

3

Special deposits
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

3,512
4,444

46
88
71
04
52
14
33
64
63

1,779 74

$39,417 35

$39,417 35

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$607.50

$260.61

Advertising. Other Expenses.

$47.75

Total.

$344.18

$1,260.04

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

178.
40.

.

579.
$1;

minors,

25

cents.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.
3,870.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

3%.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors

.

Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

65.

3 and 3J^%.
First

day

of

No-

vember, February,

May

August.

and

18

BOSTON — METROGRA CREDIT UNION.
89

Incorporated July

George

J.

1,

8,

Part IV.

WARREN AVENUE.
Began business November

1921.

1,

1921.

Frank

Robbins, President.

Frank

P.D.

T. Marston, Treasurer.

T. Marbtox, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Helex F. Boyd, Carrie L. Brown, E. W. Connors, G. H. Doughty, C. E. Gage,
L. A. Hall, W. Q. Kinsman, F. T. Marbtox, R. C. Prebcott, Martha Qualey, C. J. Rand, G. J.
Robbins, A. Margaret Sargext, G. J. Skeltox, Axxie B. Thompson.
Credit Committee: G.

M. Houghtox,

C. A. Prince, Alvin Smith.

W. H. Bonelli, Nina M. Greenwood,

Supervisory Committee:

F.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
....

M. Holmes.

31,

1923.

Assets.

Liabilities.

$187 46
278 45
43 31

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Profit and loss

Shares
Deposits

$410 75
81 00
11 47

.

Guaranty fund

$509 22

$509 22

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

......
.....
.....
Disbursements.

Receipts
$359 25
80 05

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

87
4
6
4

Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923.

Shares

Loans made
Expenses
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

54
60
52

13 08

275 00
6

In

278 45

.

97

19 70

31, 1922

$562 63

$562 63

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.....

Rent.

Salaries.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

-

$6.18

-

-

...........
...........
..............
............
.........
............
..........

Total.

$6.18

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

48.

.1.
61.

10 cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

•

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

.

.

$5.
76.

None.

Deposits.
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

2.

None.
None.

BOSTON — METROPOLITAN CREDIT UNION.
1088

DORCHESTER AVENUE (DORCHESTER

Incorporated July 26, 1917.

Ralph W. Clogston,

Began business April

1918.

C

Collins, E. N. Hinklet, Mart
Hinklet,
Let, Annie West, Mildred West, Ophelia Hinklet.

Cameron, C. A. Pierce (one vacancy).

Supervisory Committee: T.

J.

Davis, Sarah Davis,

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

W. Clogston, Ellen

Credit Committee: A. A.

1,

Wilfred X. Hinklet,

President.

Wilfred N. Hinklet,
Board of Directors: R.

DISTRICT),

W. N. Hinklet,

Jr.

W. N. Hink-

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Part IV.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

....

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and

trust

19
31, 1923.

ijiauuiucis

$760 10
110 45

companies

$512 35
246 59
48 17

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss

18 52
44 92

Profit

$870 55

$870 55

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....

.....

Rec EIPTS.

DlSBURSEMEN TS.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

$57 60
34 13
560 36
1 75
50 63
6 76
2 57
82 16

fees

Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

.

$319 50
4 80
300 00

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

.

11 18
3 86
46 17

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid

Cash on hand Oct.

110 45

31, 1923

$795 96

$795 96

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

paid for

Total.

$11.18

$11.18

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.6.
.8.

...........
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

60
25 cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

$10.

fully paid

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

November, 1922

of dividend,

38.

12%.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors .
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

21.

7%.

.

First

.

day

of

No-

vember, Febru-

May, and

ary,

August.

BOSTON — MT. BOWDOIN CREDIT UNION.
6

ERIE STREET (DORCHESTER DISTRICT).

Incorporated

Joseph Zallen,

May

23, 1921.

Began business

May

25, 1921.

Edward H. Hoffman,

President.
S. S.

Tamkin, Clerk

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Samuel Cohen, Louis Dukst, E. H. Hoffman, Phillip Kaddish, Frank Levine,
Abraham Sharaf, Arthur Sesserman, S. S. Tamkin, Joseph Zallen.
Credit Committee:

I.

Kaplan, Morris Richman, Simon Weinstein.

Supervisory Committee:

Samuel Craft, Isadore Lowe, Harry Zibbel.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
.....

31,

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Other assets

1923.
Liabilities

$17,113 07
4,919 61
2 19

Shares

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss
Reserve fund

$22,034 87

$20,121 53
679 13
1,005 21
229 00

$22,034 87

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Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Receipts

Disbursement.".

.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

....
....

Part IV.

$16,590 62
29,195 57
131 00
2,256 25
76 88
10 08
2,439 55

fees

Interest

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922

Shares

-74 45

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid

40,040 00
1 71
459 is
15 00
4,919 61

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$50,699 95

$50,699 95

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$335.00

$185.93

$30.00

$240.78

$791.71

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

131.

.

16.

290.
$1.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

$5.

.

fully paid

3,940.

November, 1922

of dividend,

6%.

BOSTON — NAVY EMPLOYEES' CREDIT UNION.
NAVY YARD (CHARLESTOWN
Incorporated

R.

J.

Dobbyn,

May

28, 1917.

DISTRICT).

Began business June

1,

President.

1917.
J. J.

W.

C.

Willwerth,

Belton, Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: J. J. Belton, T. P. Breslin, J. W. Cullinane, F. E. Dodge, R. J. Dobbtn, B. F.
Gately, W. Hanson, A. F. Macey, M. McKenna, W. Nichols, James Reid, W. C. Willwerth.
Credit Committee:

H. Dougherty, John Todson, Thomas Whittle.

Supervisory Committee:

J. S.

Blagdon, C.

S.

Clifford, G. F. Hodgson.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
....

31,

1923.

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and

trust

companies

Miscellaneous

Cash

Liabilities

84,328 69
804 00
20 80
1,144 96

Shares
Deposits

54,448
206
901
521

.

Guaranty fund

77
27

60
99
219 82

Undivided earnings
and loss

Profit

$6,298 45

$6,298 45

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

$1,131 20
944 89
3,480 11

310

Interest

Fines
Investments
Miscellaneous

1

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts

Shares
Deposits

52
5
2,628

60
77
23
25
40
07

$8,554 52

Shares
Deposits

....
....

Loans made
Expenses
Guarantv fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

.

$4,592 70
95-

98S 00
43 13
2 B8
1,969 76

$8,554 52

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Part IV.

8,

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

S43.13

$43.13

paid for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

14.
76.

.

.

232.

..............
............
.........
............
..........
Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid
of dividend November,

1922

$5.

812.

None.

Deposits.

Number
Rate

of depositors
of interest paid during year

5.

None.

BOSTON — SHAWMUT CREDIT UNION.
196
Incorporated April

Robert

A.

La Centra,

Began business April

Levi, L.

Parker, Clerk
J.

Ralph Vaccaro,

Treasurer.

of Corporation.
J.

F.

Krokyn, R. A. La Centra, Phineas

Parker, A. R. Vaccaro.

Rose Cavicchi, Charles Compiano, William Shane.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

....
.....

Liabilities

$400 00
34,236 54
350 00
3,355 75
10 00

Furniture and fixtures

.....

Due from banks and

31, 1923.

....

Assets.

Investments

Cash

1914.

Frank Genesso, Harry Mandelstam, Morris Stolow.

Supervisory Committee:

Loans

7,

A.
J.

M. H. Cohen, Salvatore De Persio,

Directors:

Credit Committee:

1914.

7,

President.

Louis
Board of

HANOVER STREET.

trust companies

$38,35%

$31,874 51
2,704 92
1,833 53

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

1,939 33

$38,352 29

9.9

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 3 1, 1923.

.....

....

DlSBURSEMEN TS.

Receipts.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

$11,337
3,252
74,075
54
4,492
194
3,300
23

fees

Interest

Fines

Investment
Guaranty fund
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

85
46
53
00
37
05
00
00

1,527 61
3,052 90

.

$9,848 62
547 54
81,111 13
2,152 38
58 46

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

.

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid

1,909 30
900 16
12 00
1,404 43
3,365 75

Guaranty fund
Furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

StOt. 309 77

$101,309 77

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$1,488.00

$380.43

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$283.95

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

54.
50.

256.
$1.

Total.

$2,152.38

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Part IV.

8,

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

$10.
3,094.

.

fully paid

dividend November, 1922

of

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

4.

.

.

lirst

.

day

of

No-

vember, Febru-

May and

ary,

August.

BOSTON — THE SHEPARD STORES EMPLOYEES' CREDIT UNION.
WINTER STREET.

26

Began business January

Incorporated July 27, 1911.

Howard

Wright,

F.

1,

1912.

George N. Dill,

President.

Treasurer.

A. R. Sears, Clerk of Corporation.

Board

of Directors:

G. N. Dill,

Credit Committee: E. C.

E. Hodges, A. R. Sears, H. F. Wright.

Farrington, E.

M.

Supervisory Committee:

J.

L. Scanlon,

J.

W.

Kennedy,

J.

A. A. Mitchell.

A. Stanford, G. F. Sullivan.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

....
.....

Assets.
Investments
Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

31,

1923.

......
.....
....
....
Liabilities.

$1,755 78
1,747 67
4,624 60

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss
Reserve fund

Interest

fees

31, 1922

31, 1923.

Disbursements.

$866 69
10,561 28
8,248 38

....

Cash on hand Oct.

6 48

......
.....
.....
.....
....
....
.....

Receipts.

Entrance

273 42
$8,128 05

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.....
....

6,814 51
127 61

....

$8,128 05

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$906 03

Shares
Deposits

13 10

283 08
6,210 19

.

$756 83

Shares
Deposits

9,878
8,946
64
92

Loans made
Expenses

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Guaranty fund
Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

17

48
48
71

23 67
40 00
1,755 78
4,624 60

.

$26,182 72

$26,182 72

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

-

-

$25.00

paid for

$39.48

...........
..........
...........
..............
............
.........
..........
.........

Total.

$64. 4S

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

131.
95.
162.
10 cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid
of dividend, November,

1922

$5.

111.

8^.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors

.

.

Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.116.
5°^.

Last day of November, February, May and
August.

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BOSTON — SOCIAL SERVICE CREDIT UNION.
39

NORTH BENNET STREET.

Incorporated August 19, 1921.

George

23

Part IV.

8,

Began business September

1,

1921.

Joseph Campana, Treasurer.

C. Greener, President.

Helen M. Fopiano,

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Joseph Campana, J. E. Cassassa, Raymond Castagnola, Helen M. Fopiano, G. C.
Greener, Mary E. Gregor, C. J. Harvey, J. P. McGaffigan, H. L. Shattuck, Alice M. Sturgis,
Jennie L. Swartzman.
Credit Committee: F.

M. Collins,

Mary

Supervisory Committee:

L.

L. T.

McCabe,

J.

D. Zolla.

Campana, Joseph Santapatjla,

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....

H. Shea.

J.

31, 1923.

.....
....

Assets.

Liabilities.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

$4,321 00

758 56

j

$4,311 25

Shares
Deposits

442 37
135 37
190 57

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$5,079 56

$5,079 56

Receipts and Di sburs ements during the Year ending October 31,

....

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

75
67
00
00
380 21
8 70
354 91

$4,794
1,298
9,901
41

fees

Interest

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

19!23.

31, 1922

Shares
Deposits

$2,883 75

....

Loans made
Expenses

961 30
11,965 00

140 03
10 67
59 93
758 56

.

on deposits

Interest paid

Dividends paid

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

.

$16,779 24

$16,779 24

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

Total.

Other Expenses.

$140.03

$140.03

paid for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

164.

.

37.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

243.
25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

754.

November, 1922

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

4.

.

5%.
First

day

of Jan-

uary and July.

BOSTON — SOUTH END CREDIT UNION.
15

FLORENCE STREET.

Incorporated June 28, 1921.

Abraham Rosen, President.
Martha Kreigsman, Acting

Began business July

Max

24, 1921.

Starr, Treasurer.

Samuel

Clerk of Corporation.

S.

Hurst, Assistant Treasurer.

Board of Directors: T. P. Beal, Jr., Israel Cherry, Howard Coonley, Joseph Frank, Philip Franklin, Hyman Ginsburg, S. S. Hurst, Jack Pukatch, Abraham Rosen, Henry Rosen, Joseph
Rosen, Joseph Rosenburg, Albert Silverman, Max Starr.
Credit Committee:

Martha Kreigman, George Libertow,

Supervisory Committee:

Samuel Barshak,

B.

Goldman,

G. Soroka,

F. E.

Edward

Nicklaus.

Speigel.

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BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

P.D.

Asset*.

Loans

trust

Part IV.

Liabilities.

Shares

¥3,209 07
23 oo
1,974 31

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

8,

1923.

31,

companies

$4,794 84
158 60

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

202 47
45 97
5 2J

Reserve fund
Miscellaneous

$5,206 98

$5,206 98

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Receipts

Shares

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Dividends unpaid

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

.....
....

Disbursements.

$4,852 90
7,705 83
29 00
395 29
1 88
60

Shares

$2,1"

....

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid
Furniture and fixtures

9,17
124 70
7- r~

23 00
4 20
1,974 31

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

659 47

31, 1923

.

$13,644 97

$13,644 97

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Advertising.

Total.

Other Expenses.

$50.00

$13350

$83.50

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

116.

.

79.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

202.

25 cents.

.....

fully paid
of dividend, November,

Shares.
$5.

897.

1922

8%.

BOSTON — STATE EMPLOYEES' CREDIT UNION.
ROOM
Incorporated April

4,

121,

STATE HOUSE.

1921.

Began business

May

1,

1921.

Jennie G. Luke, Treasurer.

(Office vacant), President.

Grace

L.

Grover, Clerk

of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Grace L. Grover, L. A. Harris, Annie M. Hennessy, Jennie G. Luke, E. E.

Nyman,
Credit Committee:

P.

W. Powers,

Edwin Corwin,

Supervisory Committee: Isbel

B. Z.

Rowell, C. G. Witcher (one vacancy).

T. T. Foster, T.

Horan

W. Greehan, William

J.

T.

Ward.

(two vacancies).

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

1923.
Liabilities

Assets.

Loans
Cash

Shields,

$5,233 23
411 65

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
$5,644 88

£3,641,34-

78

197 79
192 43
263 44

$5,644 88

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8,

25

Part IV.
Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....
....

.....

Receipts

Disbursements.

Shares
Deposits

$2,104 94

826 93

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

Loans made
Expenses

6,972 01
10 50
701 18
36 16
1,080 06

31, 1922

? 1,437 75

Shares
Deposits

Interest paid

953 86
8,385 00

.

283 25
69 68
159 27
31 32
411 65

on deposits

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$11,731 78

$11,731 78

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$283 25

$66.25

$217.00

.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

49.
42.
136.
25 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

355.

November, 1922

7%.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

12.

.

5%.

day

First

of

No-

vember, February,

May

and

August.

BOSTON — TELEPHONE WORKERS' CREDIT UNION.
ROOM
Incorporated March

Charles

F.

Donahoe,

MILK STREET.

105, 119

3,

1917.

Began business March

24, 1917.

Ned

President.

Frederick E. Cox,

C. Loud, Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: G. A. Bussey, F. E. Cox, H. B. Crawford, A. M. Dittmer, C. F. Donahoe, M. C.
Hickey, H. H. Hyman, J. C. Keating, H. V. Keefe, N. C. Loud, C. Mariner, E. T. Shanney,
J. W. Slavin, J. A. Tierney, T. Van Tassel.
Credit Committee:

W.

L.

Broder, G.

S.

Supervisory Committee: J. E. Gibbons,

Drew, W. N. Schaetzel.
H. A. Marsh, A. E. Whitton.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

31,

1923.

Assets.

Investments

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Cash

trust

companies

Liabilities

$192,112 68
307,463 50
1,483 77
42,050 38
3,788 27

$546,887 60

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Christmas Club

$252,539 59
191,111 40
11,063
6,744
23,102
62,327

13

07
41
00

$546,887 60

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Part IV.

8,

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
-162,642 26

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid
.

Entrance

275,875
529,292
309
42,894
4,954
73,845
269,439
37,029

fees

Interest

Fines

Christmas Club
Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

11

65

46
48
38
00
14

87

$104,452 39
47 73

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

10.017 18

Interest paid on

dt-;

13,337 13
11,518 00
403.S71 71

Dividends paid
Vacation Club
Furniture and fixtures
Guaranty fund

383,630 57
45,847 65

Investment

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$1,396 282 35

M

$1,396,282

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses fob Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$121.55

$2,218.36

$10,617.18

$8,277.27

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

1.635.
1.979.
5,290.
10 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

fully paid
of dividend, November,

Shares.
15.

46,773.

1922

............
..........
........
Deposits.

Number

of depositors

Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

2,686.

5%.
First

day

of

No-

vember, February.

May and

August.

BOSTON — TRADERS' CREDIT UNION.
TREMONT STREET.

18

Incorporated July

Hector M. Holmes,

11, 1914.

Began business Oct.

of Directors: P.

Credit Committee:

D.

Supervisory Committee:

W. Atres,
F.

C.

W. Birtwell,

L.

H. Bonelli,

E. H. Hadlet,

J.

L. G. Brooks, H.

M. Holmes.

L. Holland, Oscar Lindegren.

.....
......

31,

Furniture and fixtures
Liquidation account

trust companies

1923.
Liabilities

Assets.

Cash

Jr.,

Mockler, C. C. Ramsay, F. R. Sawyer.

Investments

Due from banks and

Treasui

Clerk of Corporation.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Loans

1914.

Charles W. Blrtwell,

President.

Charles W. Birtwell,
Board

7,

$30 00
11,707 80
525 42
694 25
471 50

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$7,266 601
5,229 64
1,574 23

402 66

1,044 16

$14,473 13

$14,473 13

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8,

27

Part IV.
Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....

Disbursements.

Receipts
$5,553
8,272
36,219
59
2,946

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid
.

Entrance

fees

Interest

Fines
Liquidation account

1,051

Suspense

173
189

Expense
Cash on hand Oct.

316
329

31, 1922

Shares
Deposits

14

39
04
00
92
73
57
73
37
85

Loans made
Expenses

....
....

on deposits
Notes payable
Liquidation account
Furniture and fixtures
Guarantv fund
Undivided earnings
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923
Interest paid

$13,270
14,939
20,124
3,124
687

54
67
45
47
23

500
87
256
22
583

00
69

37
25
41
1,515 66

.

$55,111 74

$55,111 74

Miscellaneous.
Total. Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$2,015.88

$652.73

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$455.86

Total.

$3,124.47

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

59.
193.

.

320.

50 cents and
25 cents.

$1,

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

$5.
1,261.

.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

None.

............
..........
.........
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

59.

6%.
First day of Nov.,
Feb.,
and

May

Aug.

BOSTON — UNION WORKERS' CREDIT UNION.
634
Incorporated April

LITTLE BUILDING.
4,

Began business April

1921.

20, 1921.

Jason W. Collins, President.

Harry
Harry

L.

Haskell, Treasurer.

L. Haskell, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: T. C. Brodigan, J. W. Collins, H. W. L. Dana, F. P. Fenton, H. P. Grages, T. F.
Hennessey, H. L. Haskell, R. N. Marginot, M. A. Murphy, C. S. Parnell, J. M. Shea, Maud
F. Van Vaerenwyck, Celia J. White, A. D. Sheffield (one vacancy).
Credit Committee:

Daniel Leary, Henry Wise

Supervisory Committee:

J.

(one vacancy).

W. Armstrong, James Faulkner, M.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

F.

Monahan.

31, 1923.

.....
....

Liabilities.

$1,729 83
712 89

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund

Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
$2,442 72

$1,680 63
479 09
112 02
50 63
55 43
64 92

$2,442 72

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Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....
....
DlSBURSEME.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$837 56
481 69
2,109 02
11 00
198 75
32 68
57
888 69

.

Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct.

1922

31,

Shares
Deposits

$660 08

....
...

Loans made
Expenses

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Ca3h on hand Oct. 31, 1923

47
2,598 00
11 11

38 54
712 89

.

$4,559 96

$4,559 96

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$25.00

Total.

$40.81

$65.81

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

22.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

9.

83.

50 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

336.

November, 1922

8%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

8.

.

S

day of Nov
and May.

First

BOSTON — WALWORTH CREDIT UNION.
800

FIRST STREET SOUTH BOSTON DISTRICT

Incorporated January

Raymond

Henchey,

E.

4, 1921.

Began

.

business January- 6, 1921.

Frederick O. Watt,

President.

Frederick O. Watt, Clerk

oj

Treasurer.

Corporation.

Brungardt, R. K. Buxton*, John David, R. E. Henchet, Josephine Kaxe,
T. Lanman, C. F. Lundborn, William McFadd, W. P. Murphy, D. F. O'Connor, W. A. Podolski,
A. G. Tessier, F. O. Watt, W. H. Weber, Janet Wteski.

Board

of Directors: A. O.

J.

Credit Committee: R. B.

Supervisory Committee:

Currier, C. F. Fellows, V.

J.

Plaxskt.

Ralph Hemenway, G. A. Ricker, C. G. Stickney.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER
Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and
.

.

trust companies

31,

1923.

.....
....

Liabilities.

$6,279 68
15,818 92

Shares
Deposits

$5,310 30
15,410 53

402 09
461 67
4S25 95

Guarantv fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund

....

$22,098 60

$22,098 60

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.

Entrance
Interest

.

....

.

.

.

fees
.

Cash on hand Oct.

S3, 233
21,653
18,017
32

25
21

42

.

75
1,309 62

31, 1922

45 38
8,070 57

Fines

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

31, 19!13.

$52,362 20

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

Interest paid

....
....

$2,?
15.

.

-

I

544 48
237 30
76 96

on deposits

Dividends paid
Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

1

17,936 S5
16S 01

15.

v

$52,362 20

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8,

29

Part IV.
Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

-

paid for

Advertising.

-

Other Expenses.

Total.

S168.01

$168.01

-

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

130.
131.
340.
25 cents.

.

....

Par value

Number
Rate

Shares.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

1,062.

7%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors .
Rate of interest paid during year
which interest was paid
on
Dates

157.

5%.
First day of January, April, July

and October.

BOSTON — WARREN CREDIT UNION.
345

BLUE HILL AVENUE (ROXBURY DISTRICT).

Incorporated November 29, 1921.

David Yabovitz,

of Directors: B.

19, 1921.

Louis Siegel, Treasurer.

President.

Solomon Waters,
Board

Began business December

Bloom, M. Bloom,

J.

Clerk of Corporation.

Medverb, Louis Siegel, M. Waters,

S.

Waters, D. Yabo-

vitz.
Credit Committee: L. Fox, B. Kovitz,

Supervisory Committee:

M. Liberman.

John Goldberg, E. Segal, William Young.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
.....

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust companies

Other assets

1923.

....

Assets.

Loans

31,

Liabilities

$18,809 72
120 57
696 31
10 00

Shares
Deposits

$16,092 57
1,060 00
849 14

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

32 40
1,478 75
116 07
7 67

Reserve fund
Other liabilities
$19,636 60

$19,636 60

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....
....

Receipts

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

fees

Interest

Fines
Furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

Disbursements.
$11,439 76
390 00
32,664 28
110 00
3,057 21
39 87
245 47
149 05
1,599 18

Shares
Deposits

$3,749 44

.

Loans made
Expenses

.

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Furniture and fixtures

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$49,694 82

687 00
42,636 00
1,443 10
26 92
200 58
120 57
134 90
696 31
$49,694 82

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$500.00

$387.21

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$555.89

Total.

$1,4:33. 10

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8,

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

no.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

33.

304.
$1.

.....

Shares.
$5.
3,029.

fully paid

November, 1922

of dividend,

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

2.

.

day of No-

First

vember, February,

May

and August.

BOSTON — WEST END CREDIT UNION.
CHAMBERS STREET.

62

Incorporated

Max

May

10, 1912.

Lons Kandall,

Dollin, President.

Alexander Elman,
Board

Began business June

22, 1912.

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

Bessie Dameshek, Max Dollin, Alexander Elman, Max Forman,
C. D. Golub, Locis Kandall, Sam Kaplan (one vacancy).
I.

Nathan Krassin,

31,

1923.

Assets.

Liabilities

$125,964
2,319
5,689
9,013

.

Furniture and fixtures

Cash

.

.

61
62

Shares
Deposits

66
32

Guaranty fund

$118,810 33
5,939 80
8,821 33
2,068 74
6,475 76
735 74
135 51

.

Undivided earnings
and loss
Reserve fund
Other liabilities
Profit

$142,987 21

$142,987 21

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....
....

31, 1923.

Disbttrsemen TS.

Receipts
$49,801 20
13,333 79
272,630 54

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

Goldfarb,

R. L. Trachtenberg (one vacancy).

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Other assets

Max

Dameshek, H. H. Levine, E. T. Togo, Harry Welner.

Supervisory Committee:

Loans

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

151 00
12,737 65
1,633 23

fees

Interest

Fines
Transfer fees
Furniture and fixtures

00
125 00
615 35
14,429 53
1

Other assets
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

Shares
Deposits

$85,756
11,868
242,157
5,062

.

Loans made
Expenses

.

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid

387 83
2,6.
2,011 34

Guaranty fund

862 46

Miscellaneous
Liquidation account

Cash on hand Oct.

5,689 66
9,013 32

31, 1923

$365,458 29

$365,458 29

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

.

.

$3,325.00

Rent.

S969.64

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$768.05

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

80
96
07
69

151.
264.
1.073.
Si.

Total
-

P.D.

Par value

Number
Rate

31

Part IV.

8,

.....

Shares.

fully paid

of dividend,

23,732.

November, 1922

2%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

30.

.

6%.
First

day

of

No-

vember, February,

May

and

August.

BOSTON — WHITSON CREDIT UNION.
570

RUTHERFORD AVENUE (CHARLESTOWN
Incorporated

James H. Dunn,
Board

March

5,

1915.

DISTRICT).

Began business March

20, 1915.

Harry W. Davis,

President.

Harry W.

H. Dunn, H. W. Davis,

of Directors: J.

M.

Credit Committee:

T.

Martha

Mead, A. E. Richardson,

Supervisory Committee: C.

Treasurer.

Davis, Clerk of Corporation.

J.

S.

Gallagher, G. H. Harmon, T. P. Wallace.

H. Sullivan.

Jeannette Barber, A. B. Chapin, W. H. Lang.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

31, 1923.

Assets.

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

Liabilities

$3,958 87
12,126 11
2,912 97

Shares
Deposits

$8,185 03
9,456 35
797 98

.

Guaranty fund
and loss

558 59

Profit

$18,997 95

$18,997 95

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts
$4,189 82
12,618 60
9,865 40
10 50
882 35
5,411 73
57 34
2,423 92
9,997 08

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance fees
Interest

Investments
Liquidation account
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$4,968 39
11,994 83
12,803 00
62 27
243 05
625 37
9,365 60
2,853 94
2,540 29

....
....
....

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Investments

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

.

$45,456 74

$45,456 74

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$62.27

.

Total.

$62 27
.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

21.
22.
102.
50 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

1,600.

November, 1922

8%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

38.

Last day of January,
April,
July and October.

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142

Incorporated

David

P.D.

BROCKTON — BROCKTON CREDIT UNION.

S.

Brodeur,

March

Part IV.

8,

MAIN STREET.

27, 1917.

Began business March

31, 1917.

Daniel

President.

Louis Lulow, Clerk

S.

Tablow,

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Edwin Adams, Alphonse Allaire, D. S. Brodeur, Charles Feldman, Onesime
Gladue, B. Hollman, Louis Lulow, Wm. Marlow, Frank McKeague, Joseph Ott, Dennis
Reagan, B. F. Smith, D. S. Tarlow, W. S. Weston.
Credit Committee:

Fred Counter, Hugo DiSalle, H. E. Garner, Leonard Gustafson, James Holland,
Eugene Lamothe.
A. A. Golding, Charles Mullins, Samuel Stone.

Supervisory Committee:

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

....

1923.

31,

Assets.

Loans

.

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust companies

Cash

Liabilities

$66,789 59
843 89
7,324 67
451 44

Shares
Deposits

$53,342 90
6,075 07
2,737 41
343 77
3,111 44

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit

and

loss

492 50
9,306 50

Reserve fund
Christmas Club deposits
$75,409 59

$75,409 59

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

$35,679
24,227
87,976
134
6,725

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest
.

Christmas fund

Cash on hand Oct.

49
58

Shares
Deposits

83
50
50

Loans made
Expenses

577 17
92 98
11,740 20

Fines
Miscellaneous
31, 1922

31, 1923.

5,526 65

80
39
09
36
50
32
1,741
283 12
50
131 00

$15,727
24,729
110,722
2,431
421

....
....
.....
....

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Interest refunded
.

Fines
Fixtures

Christmas funds

and loss
Cash on hand Oct.

8,634 71
82 00
7,776 11

Profit

31, 1923

.

$172,680 90

$172,680 90

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

$1,200.00

paid for

S475.41

Advertising.

$66.00

TotaL
$2,431.36

Other Expenses.

$689 95

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

Par value

Number

.....

269.
28.
S75.
50 cents.

Shares.
$5.

10,338.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

7^c-

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

-

.

Nov.

1,

May

1,

Feb.

Aug.

1,
1.

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Part IV.

BROCKTON — BROCKTON POSTAL EMPLOYEES' CREDIT UNION.
CRESCENT STREET.

43

Incorporated January

Lawrence

5,

Began business January

1923.

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

17, 1923.

Thomas

T. Briggs, President.

Thomas
Board

J.

J.

Barry, Treasurer.

Barry, Clerk of Corporation.

G. A. Barry, T. J. Barry, L. T. Briggs, E. N. Godbout, T. A. Grant, G. W.
Harrub, B. F. Hartford, Evelyn D. Hooper, J. J. Murphy.

L.

M. Bates,
R.

Supervisory Committee:

J.

M. Cameron, John Rooney.

W. Robinson, Pearl

Rolerson, Fred Williams.

L.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
......

31,

1923.

Assets.

Liabilities

$1,567 00

Shares
Deposits

$2,066 36
344 96
17 30

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

.

709 48
52 23
99 91

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$2,428 62

$2,428 62

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Disbursements.

$1,660 00
1,170 69
1,918 69
27 25
190 11

.

fees

Interest

Fines

31, 1923.

.....
....

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

33

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

on deposits
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923
Interest paid

32

.

$93 00

....
....

461 21
3,985 05

56 02
9 52
362 26

.

$i.9V7 06

$4,967 06

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$56.02

paid for

$56.02

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

109.

.

3.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

106.
25 cents.

.....

fully paid
of dividend, November,

Shares.
$5.
290.

None.

1922
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest pair during year
Dates on which interest was paid

13.

.

5%.

May

1,

Aug.

1.

BROCKTON — CRESCENT CREDIT UNION.
195
Incorporated June

Benjamin Richman,

CRESCENT STREET.
18, 1919.

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

1,

1919.

Harry Tarlow,

President.

Esther Seligman,
Board

Began business July

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Louis Altman, M. Miller, William Richman, Aaron Rosen, Henry Shacter,
David Shedlesky, Jacob Simon.

Louis Altman, B. Miller, A. B. Yaffe.

Supervisory Committee: B. B.

Hollman,

J.

A. Rankin,

Adolph Rosen.

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BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

Part IV.

8,

1923.

......

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Deposits in savings banks

31,

Liabilities.

$90,773 34
3,214 44
2,984 84

Shares
Deposits

$52,371 30
29,241 57

Guaranty fund

4,13
1,017 71

Undivided earnings
Profit

and

3,199 38

loss

Reserve fund
Christmas Club deposits

707 28
LI 75

$96,972 62

$96,972 62

Receipts and Disburs ements during the Year ending October

......
Receipts.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

19 23.

31,

Disbursements.
46

$33,145
48,400
159,254
45
8,576

Shares
Deposits

.

Guaranty fund
Miscellaneous

Christmas Club fund
Deposits in banks
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

$23,018 09
41,530 15
181,796 36

.

54
85
51
56
1,083 68
35 88
9 47
6,327 50
2,036 95
662 15

Loans made
Expenses

....

.

Interest paid

2,2'

on deposits

Dividends paid
Interest refunded on loans
Deposit in savings bank
Christmas Club fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

1,598 66
2,154 68
334 61
2,984 84

.

.

3,214 44

.

$259,578 55

$259,578 55

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$1,050.00

$216.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$985.50

Total.

$2,251.50

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

182.
53.

.

Rate

25 cents.

.....

Par value

Number

929.

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

10,474.
-

November, 1922
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

235.

.

6 cJan.

1,

July

1.

CAMBRIDGE — BLAKE-KNOWLES CREDIT UNION.
265
Incorporated December

Thomas

I.

THIRD STREET.

13, 1920.

Began business December

17, 1920.

Garrett

Simpson, President.

L. Sullivan, Treasurer.

(Office vacant), Clerk of Corporation.

Board

'of

Directors: J. E.

T.
Credit Committee:

I.

Bulger, A. M. Everett, Gustaf Frtkman, C. F. Leary, Patrick O'Mahont,
Simpson, G. L. Sullivan, William Willlvms (one vacancy).

Thomas Gard, William Haynes

Supervisory Committee: A. F. Dole, J. B. Klein,

J.

(one vacancy).

M. Rice.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

31,

Assets.

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

1923.
Liabilities

$6,173
3,181
2,613
37

34
22
58
27

$12,005 41

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
and loss

Profit

00
20
26
229 95
•»0

14
:

$12,005 41

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8,

Part IV.

35

Receipts and Disbursements during the Tear ending October 31, 1923.

.....

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

Disbursements.

....
....

fees

Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

1922

31,

.

.

$1,872
12,961
8,644
37

25
12

00
49
550 60
32 82
2,623 24

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$1,112
9,821
10,680
67

25
90
72
48
342 92
85 30

.

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

1,960 10
2,650 85

.

$26,721 52

$26,721 52

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

paid for

Total.

$67.48

$67.48

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

135.
63.
226.
25 cents.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

530.

November, 1922

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

158.

.

53^%.
Nov.

Feb.

1,

May

1,

Aug.

1,
1.

CAMBRIDGE — CENTRAL CREDIT UNION.
12

HOWARD

Incorporated April 27, 1921.

Mat

STREET.

Began business Nov.

Clara M. Tubman,

Celia Brothers, Anna Frim, Tilly Rabinovitz.

Supervisory Committee:

Eva Greengrass, Nellie H. Mannos, Lena Welch.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31, 1923.

Liabilities

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
.

.

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Annie Becker, Annie Callum, Nettie Goldberg, Rebecca Mannos, Clara M.
Tubman, May Zarling.

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

1921.

Clara M. Tubman,

Zarling, President.

Board

1,

.

.

.

$4,840 00
43 18

Shares

$4,359 30
171 03

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

1

14

351 71

$4,883 18

$4,883 18

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....
....
.....

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand

Oct. 31, 1922

.

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts.

Shares

$3,030 50
6,314 00
11 50
622 00
14 28
30
86 20

$10,078 78

Shares

Loans made
Expenses

....

Dividends paid

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

.

$1,197
8,488
196
153

30
00
66
64

43 18

$10,078 78

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Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

Advertising.

$100.00

$77.50

-

Other Expenses.

Total.

$19. Hi

$19

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

23.

.

4.

50 cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

of

.

.

.

.

$5.

.

fully paid

dividend, November, 1922

CAMBRIDGE — PROSPECT CREDIT UNION.
760

MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
Began business February

Incorporated February 14, 1921.

John R. Wilson,
Board

Denis F. Mockler,

President.

William Daley,

of Directors:

26, 1921.

Joseph Celi, William Daley, David Lezberg, D. F. Mockler, Joseph Paris,
M. J. Rasley, Charles Robeck, J. E. Wall, J. R. Wilson.

Credit Committee: J. P.

Malone, C. V. MacCallum,

Supervisory Committee:

Albert Evans, H.

J.

I.

W. Olson.

McGinness, T. H. Raymond.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....

Assets.
Investments
Due from banks and trust companies

31,

1923.

....

Liabilities

$7,015 44

343 80

Shares
Deposits

$5,306 84
1,332 54
217 50
9 94
20
53

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

n

Reserve fund
$7,359 24

$7,359 24

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Disbursement?.

$3,501
3,160
9,093
10

.

Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous
31,

12

70
06
40
698 82
43 52
5 17
398 08

fees

Cash on hand Oct.

1923.

31,

.....
....

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

1922

Shares
Deposits

$3,330
3,346
9,280
333
53
223

....
....

Loans made
Expenses

00
44
41
45
343 SO

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

13

64

.

$16,910 87

$16,910 87

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

$168.00

.

Rent.

Advertising.

$26.33

$13.50

Other Expenses.

$125.61

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

44.
33.
140.
25 cents.

Total.

$333.4^

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8,

Par value

Number

37

Part IV.

.....

Shares.
5o.
1,014.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

7%.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

24.

.

5%.

.

First

day

of

No-

vember, February,

May and

August.

CHELSEA — WINNISIMMET CREDIT UNION.
232
Incorporated November

Hyman

2,

BROADWAY.

1920.

Began business November

2,

1920.

Max

Silbert, President.

Starnel, Treasurer.

B. Schwartz, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: B. Feingold, M. Gesser, H. Goldman, A. Gordon, A. Reisberg, M. Starnel, H.
Silbert, B. Schwartz, M. Zimerman.
Credit Committee:

I.

Barron, H. L. Levine, L. M. Weiner.

Supervisory Committee: H. E. Brodie,

I. S.

Brodie, E. Figler.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
.....

1923.

31,

Assets.

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust

companies

Other assets

Liabilities

$4,838
35
829
60

04
00

Shares

$5,242
168
191
160

.

18

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

94

Reserve fund

$5,763 16

11

70
46
89

$5,763 16

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.
$2,463 35
11,033 96

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

12 00
714 18
29 87
25
76
258 34

Interest

Fines
Transfer fees
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts
Shares

Shares

$754 25

....

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid

12,434 00
346 18
88 16

60 94
829 18

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

.

$14,512 71

$14,512 71

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Advertising.

$84.00

$62.24

Salaries.

Amount

$141.00

paid for

Other Expenses.

$58.94

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

59.
20.
152.
$1.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

Shares.
$5.
1,002.

3H%.

Total.

S346.18

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CHICOPEE — POLISH NATIONAL CREDIT UNION.
EXCHANGE STREET.

222

Incorporated July 19, 1921.

Began business September

Joseph A. Nowak, President.

1921.

1,

Felix
Jacob

Part IV.

8,

J.

S.

Furtek, Treasurer.

Sitnik, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Wojciech Bieda, F. S. Furtek, Ludwik Garczynski, A. W. Zentoch, J. P. Kosiba,
Ignacy Kowalski, Frank Kucab, John Kustra, Tadeusz Marczak, J. A. Nowak, Anto
zajca, Michael Praizner, Wojciech Rodzen, Stanislaw Sitarz, J. J. Sitnik.
Credit Committee:

Ludwik Bizon, Felix Modzelewski, Stefan Swierczynbki.

Supervisory Committee:

Jacob Brach, Stanislaw Kowalewski, Mieczyblaw Ossolinski.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

Liabilities

$48,459
204
2,968
27

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

1923.

....

Assets.

Loans

31,

trust companies

Cash

50
63
73
45

Shares
Deposits

$4,038
45,309
614
611
90S

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Interest

Fines

DlSBURSEMEN TS.

$1,723
67,936
44,695
62
4,156
102
3,455

fees

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923.

....

Receipts

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

18
23
21

$51,660 31

$51,660 31

....
....

75

31, 1922

60
31
00
75
92
28
34

*442 00
44/ 70,853 00
1,425 50
1,313 67
105 95
163 13
204 63
2,996 18

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

.

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous
Furniture and fixtures
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$122,132 20

$122,132 20

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

Advertising.

$820.00

$280.00

$59.50

Other Expenses.

...........
...........
..............
............
.........
............
..........
.........

Total.

$1,425.50

$266.00

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

251.

.83.
524.

25 cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

$5.

789.

6^.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

36S.
o'yFirst

day

of

No-

vember, February,

May and

August.

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39

FITCHBURG — FITCHBURG CREDIT UNION.
BOUTELLE STREET.

28
Incorporated April

Harry M. Nathanson,

4, 1921.

Began business

April 13, 1921.

Morris Levine,

President.

Treasurer.

Julius Miller, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Morris Levine, Morris Lewis, Julius Miller, H. M. Nathanson, Nathan Salny.

Alter Chiate, David Segal, Meyer Slominsky.

Credit Committee:

David Borowsky, David Goldberg, Nathan Miller.

Supervisory Committee:

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER
Assets.

Loans
Cash

31,

1923.

.....
Liabilities.

$8,121 00
941 52
73 14

.

Investments

Shares

$8,190 00
355 23

Guaranty fund

86 17
499 26
5 00

Undivided earnings
and loss
Other liabilities

Profit

$9,135 66

$9,135 66

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$4,692 50

.

Entrance

31, 1923.

.

680
29,807
35
972
22
100

00
00
00
89
75
00
5 00
189 27

fees

Interest

Fines

Investments
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

$164
680
34,025
235
24
260

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses
Interest paid

Dividends paid
Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

00
00
00
90
29
56

173 14
941 52

.

$36,504 41

$36,504 41

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

for

Salaries.

Rent.

$169.01

$12.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$54 89
.

Total.

$235.90

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

35.

.

None.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

100.
$1.

.....

fully paid

of dividend,

.

Shares.
$10.
819.

.

November, 1922

10H%.

FITCHBURG — WORKERS' CREDIT UNION.
48

WALLACE AVENUE.

Incorporated April 17, 1914.

Charles E. Bovellan,
of Directors:

Credit Committee:

22, 1914.

Henry Puranen,

President.

Frans Kerttula,
Board

Began business April

C. E. Bovellan,

Frans Kerttula, Andrew Merila, Victor Nyland, Henry
Puranen.

Victor Annala, John Erkkila, John Heikkinen, Matti Koho,

Supervisory Committee:

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Lauri Moilanen, John Rantanen, Isak Rustari.

J.

G. Laakso.

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BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

P.D.
31,

Assets.

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

....
....

Due from banks and
Cash

trust

companies

Accrued interest

Part IV.

8,

1923.
Liabilities

$408,872 86
1,390 26
40,000 00
18,634 27
4,664 87

$473,562

Shares

.

TltS

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss
$473,562 26

9.6

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.
Receipts.

Disbursements.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

35119,692 00

.

res

Deposits

148,319 01
Q',700 86
27,964 61

Interest

Investments
Cash on hand Oct.

14

Interest paid on deposits

114 36
87 00
58,634 27

.

Cash on hand Oct.

03

14,124 08
4,80^ 47

Dividends paid
Accrued interest
-tments
Furniture and fixtu:

4S.344 85

31, 1!'22

107. 37

Loans made
Expenses

5,0

.

?.58,7-

.

31, 1923

$141,120 33

$441,120 33

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

for

Advertising.

$460.00 $1,100.00

$1,800.00

.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$612.15

$3,972.15

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

255.
151.

.

.

1,136.

None.

.........
.......
Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid
of dividend declared

and

paid,

$5.
38,412.

November, 1922

2M^c-

Dep<

Number

678.

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

Last day of April
and October.

FRAMINGHAM — D.

M.

HOWARD
Incorporated January 26, 1917.

C.

CREDIT UNION.

STREET.
Began business March

H. H. Hall, President.

J.

Christopher T. Garrahan, Clerk
Board

of Directors:

H. Baldwin,

J.

Emma

J.

2,

1917.

Halsey Baldwin,

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

Cooke, C. T. Garrahan, H. H. Hall, W.

J.

MacNallt,

L. H. Rabbitt.
Credit Committee: J. S.

Dolliver, Geo. Fromant, H. "W. Fitzpatrick, H. VT. Humes, G. L. Mahonet.

Supervisory Committee: S. T.

Faulkner, A.

L.

Hawes, A. E. Luce.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

31,

1923.
Liabilities

Assets.

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

S2.313
25,615
16,429
175

$31,258 68
10,062 34

68
96

Shares
Deposits

16

Guaranty fund

63

Undivided earnings

.

Profit

$44,534 43

and

loss

1,531

n

1,601 34

$44,534 43

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Part IV.

41

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Disbursements.

.

Entrance

Shares
Deposits

$19,030 87

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

12,661 14

46,747
84
2,687
70

10
32
55
19 62
15,143 36

fees

Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

Loans made
Expenses

45

31, 1922

§14,243 36
12,319 36
51,468 50
219 22
424 61
1,130 00
34 57
16,604 79

.

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$96,444 41

$96,444 41

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

Salaries.

Rent.

-

-

for

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$219.22

$219.22

-

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1922
Amount of entrance fee

341.
228.
896.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$10.
2,841.

fully paid

November, 1922

of dividend,

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

260.

.

4H%Nov. 15, Feb. 15,
May 15, Aug.
15.

HOLYOKE — HOLYOKE CREDIT UNION.
ROOM
Incorporated September

205, 380
7, 1911.

HIGH STREET.
Began business September

1911.

Pierre Bonvouloir, Treasurer.

Joseph Lussier, President.

Pierre Bonvouloir, Clerk
Board

8,

of Corporation.

Napoleon Bail, Abraham Bonneau, Pierre Bonvouloir, A. D. Dtjrocher, O. O.
Lamontagne, Joseph Lussier, Victor Messier, Edouard Samson, G. A. Savoy.

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

Valere Ducharme, Stanislas Ducharme,

Supervisory Committee: J. C.

Drapeau,

J.

H. Fleury,

J.

F. X.

T. Roy.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

Roch.

31,

1923.
Liabilities

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

$283,305 00
18,769 53

Shares
Deposits

$46,592 93
240,817 95
9,668 58

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit

and

1,142 12
3,852 95

loss

$302,074 53

$302,074 53

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.

Interest

Transfer fees

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

....

Disbursements.

Receipts
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$4,450
169,115
65,814
15,413
4
22,931

23
70
00
36
25

40

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$277,728 94

46

105,095 67
12(1,700

.

00

2,186 91

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid

Cash on hand Oct.

*1.<,791

31, 1923

48
89
769 53

8.80C)
2,:*78
is,

$277,728 94

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8,

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

for

Salaries.

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$1,738.30

$232.00

$36.00

$180. 01

Total.

$2,1-

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

182.
52.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

807.

None.

.....

Shares.
$10.
4. 041.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

605.

.

.

Last day of January,

April,

July and October.

LAWRENCE — LA CAISSE POPULAIRE DE LAWRENCE CREDIT UNION.
234

LOWELL STREET.

Incorporated September 25, 1918.

Simeon E.
Board

J.

Legendre,

of Directors:

President.
L. M.

Began business November

Marchessault, Clerk

Dolor Charpentier, N.

L.
of Corporation.

A. Laxgevix, S. E.

J.

18, 1918.

M. Marchessault,

Legexdre,

Treasurer.

M. Marchessault,

L.

Gideox Parext.
Credit Committee:

Louis Gandreau, Victor Leclerc, Adelard Theberge.

Supervisory Committee:

W.

R. Fecteau, A. A. Peroxt, Joseph St. Laurext.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

1923.

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

Liabilities

$48,249 39
5,336 68

$41,258 70

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund

1,712 61

Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

873 93
2,035 18

$53,586 07

$53,586 07

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.....
....

Receipts.
$24,092
1S.127
54,394
39
5,135
83

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

1923.

31,

Disbursemexts.

56

Shares
Deposits

11
14

Loans made
Expenses

86

Interest paid

10

10
1,008 64

....
....

11,9

71,080 00
1,910 46

on deposits

Dividends paid

Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct.

1,5.

10 60
31, 1923

5,3

.

$102,880 51

$102,880 51

Miscellaneous

.

Total Expexses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount paid

for

$840.00

Rent.

$504.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$566 46

$1,910.46

.

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8,

43
Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

181.
42.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

398.

1% up to$l.

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

7.891.
-

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

45.

.

5

First

day

of

Dec,

Mar., June and
Sept.

LAWRENCE — LAWRENCE CREDIT UNION.
ROOM

313,

Incorporated January

Howard

Gordon,

L.

7,

BAY STREET BUILDING.
1913.

Began business January

George W. Tucker,

President.

George W. Tucker,
Board

of Directors:

Supervisory Committee:

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

John Bancroft, Amable Bouchard. William Graichen, H.
Fishman, Albert Smith, G. W. Tucker.

Credit Committee: P. R.

L.

Gordon, John

Leach, Harold Sutcliffe, R. B. Tucker.

John Howlett,

F. B. Harrison,

W.

E. Wingate.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Liabilities

$5
30,865
171
5,284

.

Loans
Furniture and fixtures

Cash

31, 1923.

....

Assets.

Investments

13, 1913.

00
29
25
89

$31,889 26

Shares
Deposits

1,204 00
1,121 40
3 31
2,043 13

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss
Reserve fund

Profit

65 33

$36,326 A3

$36,326 43

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....

DlSBURSEMEN

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$20,745 64
2,214 00
39,642 74

.

Entrance

10 10
3,361 87

fees

Interest

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

335 14
3,533 62

31, 1922

31, 1923.

$11,412 64

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

1,010 00

49,559 00

.

1,002 36

Interest paid on deposits

14

00

1,424 90
135 32
5,284 89

Dividends paid
Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$69,843 11

$69,843 11

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$505.00

$229 20
.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$268.16

$1,002.30

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

116.
32.

348.
10 cents.

44

.....

Par value

Number

P.D.

8,

Part IV.

Sharer.
15.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

2.

.

f June
and September.

LOWELL — JEANNE D'ARC CREDIT UNION.
MERRIMACK STREET.

751

Incorporated February

Ephrem Pelletier,

5,

1912.

Began business February

Joseph E. Lambert, Clerk
Board

of Directors: E.

N. Foisy,

Credit Committee: P. N.

J.

.....
......
......

J.

L.

Lamourecx, Napoleon Milot,
31,

N. Milot,

Ephrem

Liabilities

16,500 00
366,435 16

Furniture and fixtures

trust

Jr.

1923.

Assets.

Investments

Cash

L.

Cosette, A. A. Gionet, V. C. Salois.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Due from banks and

Foist, Treasure

of Corporation.

H. Guillet, J. E. Lambert, Eugene Mercter,
Pelletier.

Supervisory Committee: T. L. Blanchette,

Loans

12, 1912.

Edmocr N.

President.

200 00

companies

24,319 24
3,055 02

Shares
Deposits

$27,025 53
352,176 04
368 07

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss
Reserve fund

9,87

Profit

2,709 41

$400,509 42

$400,509 42

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

Disbcrsemen*

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid
.

Entrance

$7,400 42
212,486 10

Shares
Deposits

130,1'-

Loans made
Expenses

113 30
20,669 58

fees

Interest

Fines

l'

1'7

5,000 00
23,895 15

Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

$399,793

S3, 509

89

42 92
$33 03

.

2,006 85
12,859 59
1,336 20

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

30 43
74 26

31, 1923

$399,793 17

1.7

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

for

.

$1,16S.00

8259.29

Advertising.

$107.00

Total

Other Expenses.

$475.56

$2,006.!

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

549.
264.
1,595.
10 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.

4.347.

fully paid

of dividend,

6%.

November, 1922
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

1.409.

.

.

lay of No-

vember and May,

P.D.

Part IV.

8,

45

LOWELL — LOWELL BLEACHERY CREDIT UNION.
CARTER STREET.
Incorporated October

Mark

3,

1921.

Began business November

3,

1921.

Etta R. McDermott,

A. Adams, President.

Jennie Mullin, Clerk

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

of Directors: M. A. Adams, Alice M. Anderson, M. J. Beecher, K. L. Carr, Cornelius Clarke,
Alfred Clayton, J. H. Cleary, J. A. Hennessey, Alexander McCartney, Etta R. McDermott,
Walter McLaughlin, Jennie Mullin, George Nussey, M. Etta Powers, Philip Sullivan.

Board

Michael Cahill, K.

Credit Committee:

L.

Emerson, A. N. Johanson.

Hainsworth,

Supervisory Committee: N. T.

J.

R. MacLean, P. F. Nagle.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

1923.

Assets.

Liabilities

S3.842 54
8,089 85

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

Shares
Deposits

$10,900
972
222
384

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

547 40
$12,479 79

02
89
07
81

$12,479 79

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
.

Entrance

fees

Interest

Fines
Investments

Shares
Deposits

60
06
08
50
516 29
1 77
255 70
2,978 17

$11,543
4,414
3,389
23

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

Loans made
Expenses

83
51
20
56
90
48
255 44
8,637 25

$6,941
3,870
3,216
21
17
161

.

on deposits

Interest paid

Dividends paid
Investments

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$23,122 17

$23,122 17

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

paid for

Total.

$21.56

$21 56
.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

94.
78.
218.
25 cents.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.
2,134.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

5%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

61.

.

4%.
First

day

vember,
ruary,

No-

of

Feb-

May and

August.

LOWELL — NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE WORKERS
CREDIT UNION.
APPLETON STREET.

115
Incorporated November

8,

1922.

Began business November

Joseph T. McGirr, President.

Mary
Board of

8,

Thomas
E.

McCarten,

Clerk

oj

B. Delaney, Treasurer.

Corporation

Delaney, C. F. Donahue, F. J. Dunn, R. A. Lovelace, J. T. McGirr, L. H.
Mahan, Mary E. McCarten, Anna McQuaid, Alice Roughan, Harry Roberts
Stanley, William Todd.

Directors: T. B.

Maddocks,
C. F.

1922.

J.

Credit Committee:

A.

G. A. Bryant, Helen M. Costello, W. F. King.

Supervisory Committee:

Samuel Crown, Anna McCarten, Emma

B. Robinson.

46

P.D.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

Assets.

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust

companies

Cash

Part IV.

8,

1923.
Liabilities

$40,892
173
2,975
500

92
3J

Shares
Deposits

16

Guaranty fund

1,5

58

Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
Other liabilities

2,11

$30,491 19

.

-

2,41

$44,541 96

$44,541 96

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

31, 1923.

....

Receipts.

DlSBURSEMEN

Shares
Deposits

S44.123
14,223
39,700
29
4,902

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

84

Shares
Deposits

08

Loans made
Expenses

72
30
67

Undivided earnings
Miscellaneous

Christmas Club

80.5'

.

1,460 65

on deposits
Christmas Club
Furniture and fixtures
Interest paid

548 17
892 68
878 48
64 55
3,154 00

Fines

Guaranty fund

$13,632 65

•_'
56
802 .50
173 30
3 70

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

3,47

$108,517 49

$108,517 49

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$523 65

$1,460.65

$937.00

.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

788.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

92.

696.
10 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
6,017.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

None.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

404.

.

First

day of No-

vember,
ruary,

Feb-

May

and

Ausust.

LOWELL — NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES CREDIT UNION.
26
Incorporated September

Aurele Nadeau,

BRANCH STREET.
12, 1911.

Began

business September 19, 1911.

Raphael Palardt,

President.

Alfred Nadeac,
Board of Directors: A.

J.

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Baron, Joseph Cayouette, L. L. Fortin, Gilbert Gariept, Alexi Mailloux,

Aurele Nadeau, Alfred Nadeau, Raphael Palardt, Freddy Rocheville, Omer Smith.
Credit Committee:

J.

A. Baron,

Supervisory Committee: Oliva

Ludger Coulombe, Edmond Pinard.

Bergeron,

J.

A. N. Chretien,

Arthur Simard.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust

companies

SI, 350 00
321,249 30

1,800 00
2,236 78

Shares
Deposits

Guarantv fund

$56.'

25^,005 61
.

Undivided earnings
Profit

and

1.53S 13

2 00

loss

Reserve fund
$326,636 08

1923.

....

Assets.

Investments

31,

.

$326,636 08

P.D.

8,

Part IV.

47

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

31, 1923.

....

DlSBURSEMEN

Receipts.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

Shares
Deposits

63
84
34
10
61

$7,808
183,450
79,323
166
17,597
110
14,440

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

85,797
163,772
115,615
2,837
9,581
3,056
2,236

.

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

00
03

$302,896 55

10

49
23
58
13

24
78

$302,896 55

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

for

Salaries.

Rent.

$2,170.00

$339.32

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$26.00

$302 26
.

Total.

$2,837.58

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

93.
70.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

976.
25 cents application;
10 cents
per share.

.....

Shares.
$5.
11,353.

paid

fully

of dividend, November, 1922

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

1,303.

.

4*4%.

day of November and May.

First

LYNN — LABOR CIRCLE CREDIT UNION.
BLOSSOM STREET.

85

Began business August

Incorporated July 23, 1912.

Harry Goldburg,
Board

Abraham Blackman,

President.

Hyman
A. Blackman,

of Directors:

S.

Polansky, Clerk
S.

Israel Furie, William Grob,

Supervisory Committee:

J. Frank, Harry Goldberg, Charlie Levine,
Polansky.

Sam Finkelstein,

J.

B.

Harry Levine, Sam Lowenstein, Beny Snyder.
Mack, Sam Viner.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Loans

......
.....
.

.

.

...

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and trust companies
Other assets

31, 1923.

.....
....

Assets.

Investments

Treasurer.

of Corporation

Morris Dantzker,
H.

Credit Committee:

12, 1912.

Liabilities.

$624 94
26,876 00
60 00
1,262 45
70 00

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund

Undivided earning?
and loss

Profit

$6,593 85
20,001 36
1,296 22
20 26
981 70

$98,893 SQ

$28,893 39

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

DlSBURSEMEN

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

$5,021
15,363
53,027
137
3,089

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

50
70

84
75
89
99 05
68 91
2,194 50

$79,004 04

Shares
Deposits

<t77 45

.

6,091 47

Loans made
Expenses

00
10 00
596 15
258 00
569 94
:_'0

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Investments
Furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923
.

269 88
1,262 45

$79,004 04

48

P.D.

8,

Part IV.

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

$648.00

for

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

$104.00

$126.26

Total.

$211.74

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

254.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

482.

50 cents.

.....

Shares.
$10.
640.

fully paid

November, 1922

of dividend,

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

417.

.

day of November and Ma j*

First

LYNN — ST. JEAN BAPTISTE PARISH CREDIT UNION.
134A

FRANKLIN STREET.

Incorporated September 29, 1910.

George

Began business October

7,

1910.

David A. Gagxox,

E. Laxgevix, President.

Treasurer.

Orphee^ Gixgras, Clerk of Corporation.

Board

of Directors:

E. Desrochers, F. Dioxxe, D. Gagxox. O. Gixgras, G. Laxgevix, H. Leblaxc,
O. SlMARD.

N. Bergerox,

Credit Committee:

Supervisory Committee:

J.

Belleville, A. Laxglois.

E. Chausse, A. DeLaxgle, P. Leblaxc.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

31,

1923.

Assets.

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

Liabilities

$500 00
58,024 51
14,517 19

Shares
Dep< -

$30,356 91
•;6 44

.

Guaranty fund

7,9.

Undivided earnings

1,47

Profit

and

Disbursemexts.

85
89
05
35
35
500 00
9,785 02

S3.917
17.282
26,131
109
3,788

Interest

Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922

31, 1923.

....

Receipts
Loans repaid
Entrance fees

$2,998 97
13,139 96

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

.0

.

on deposits
Dividends paid
Interest paid

308 00
6 00

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

14,517 19

$61,514 51

$61,514 51

Miscellaneous.

Total Expexses for Year.
paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$416.00

S211.20

Advertising.

$10.00

TotaL

Other Expenses.

$637.67

$1,27:

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1922
Amount of entrance fee
.

00

1,040 21
1,379 31

Guaranty fund
Miscellaneous

Amount

86

$73,041 70

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.

_.
6

loss

$73,041 70

Shares
Deposits

2

46.
95.

15 cents.

P.D.

49

Part IV.

8,

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

...

.

paid

fully

of dividend,

6,141.

November, 1922

Ft /*

Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

200.

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid
.

First

day

of

No-

vember.

MALDEN — MUTUAL INVESTMENT CREDIT UNION.
212
Incorporated November

George D. Rossyn,

BRYANT STREET.
4, 1922.

Began business November

8,

1922.

Edward Alpert,

President.

Jacob

S.

Ruderman,

Board of Directors: Edward Alpert, Philip Bersansky, Israel Cohen, George D. Rossyn,
erman, S. N. SlLVERSTEIN.

Simon Berloe,

Credit Committee:

Supervisory Committee:

J.

M. Cohen,

I. J.

Pord,

J.

Rud-

Samuel Cohen, Bernard Kaplan, Simon Slater.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

1923.
Liabilities

Loans

$16,998
223
367
3,478
200

Furniture and fixtures
Investments
.

Cash
.

10
32
01
34
75

Shares

$18,043 92
389 05
481 96
1,344 67
1,007 92

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss
Other liabilities
Profit

$21,267 52

$21,267 52

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares

J. S.

Ruderman.

B.

Assets.

Other assets

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

$22,024
35,451
83
2,328

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest earned
Interest unearned

1,007
152
1,605

Fines

Investments
Miscellaneous

.

632

13

Shares

80
00
01
92
65
38
70

Loans made
Expenses

$3,980 21
52,449 90
893 29
190 75
223 32
97 39

.

.

Organization expense
Furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous
Investments

1,972 39

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

3,478 34

$63,285 59

$63,285 59

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$265.00

$280.20

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$348.09

$893.29

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

230.

.

is.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

212.
$1.

Shares.
$10.
1.741.

None.

50

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8,

MALDEN — PROGRESSIVE WORKMEN'S CREDIT UNION.
473
Incorporated September

CROSS STREET.
Began business September

10, 1911.

Jacob W. Mover, President.

10, 1911.

Philip Isenman, Treasurer.

Benjamin- Miller, Clerk of Corporation.

Board

Morris Block, Joseph Cardinal, Louis Gordon, Philip Isenman, Hyman K«
Kagan, Robert Katz, Benjamin Milleh, J. W. Motes.

of Directors:

nick, Isadore
Credit Committee:

Meyer Gelpe, Abraham Grossman, Harry
Samuel Garment, G.

Supervisory Committee:

F.

Wenrick

Lilly,

Nathan Rodman, Locis Segal.

(one vacancy).

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

1923.

Assets.

Liabilities

$1,000 00
175,678 35
1,241 50
24,048 07

Investments
Loans
Furniture and fixtures
.

Cash

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund

11.-'

Undivided eari
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
Other liabilities

11,7
1

$901,967 92

21

$'01,967 92

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$99,304 81
-21 33
271,305 09
413 00
21,960 41
272 36
32 73
600 00
61 74
7,023 11

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Investments
Undivided earnings
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

Shares
Deposits

$62,920 75

Loans made
Expenses

310,'

.

Interest paid

.',,441

on deposits

Dividends paid

6.&31 05
1,280 34
1,000 Ofl
229 98

Miscellaneous
Investments
Undivided earnings
Furniture and fixtures
.

Guarantv fund
Cash on hand Oct.

24

868 98

60

Ofl

531 60
24,048 07

31, 1923

$448,794 58

$448,794 5€

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

for

Salaries.

Rent.

Advertising.

$3,034.80

$665.66

$20.00

Other Expenses.

Total.

$1,720.78

...........
..........
.........

$5,441.24

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

.

.

.

•

.

.

.

451.
264.
1,621.
minors,
$1;
cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fullv paid

of dividend,

............

November, 1922

$10.
14,532.
8

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

115.
First

day

of

uary,

July and
ber.

2J

P.D.

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Part IV.

NORTH MAIN STREET.

240
Incorporated

Albert A. Grover,

May

Began business

23, 1916.

Frank

R. Sawyer, Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

A. H. Bagloe, Alphonso Buck, H. W. Butterworth, F. J. Evans, A. A. Grover,
L. G. Horton, W. H. Lyons, Enrico Moro, F. R. Sawyer.

of Directors:

Credit Committee: E. A.

Carpenter, C. F. Howard,

Supervisory Committee: F. D. Fairbanks,

J.

G. Moran, H. A. Morse, F. O. Shepardson.

W. H. Roots, K.

C. Sherman.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
......
.....

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Cash

1923.
Liabilities.

Shares
Deposits

>6,253 82

.

180 00

trust companies

1,554 14

.

31,

.....
....

Assets.

Loans

Sept. 2, 1916.

President.

Lyman G. Horton,
Board

51

MANSFIELD — MANSFIELD CREDIT UNION.

Guaranty fund

Undivided earnings
and loss
Other liabilities

72 78
2 76

Other assets

$2,579 69
5,169 59
193 50
2 19
111 36
7 17

Profit

$8,063 R0

$8,063 50

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$1,676 94
4,936 10
6,161 62

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

10 00

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

.

350 05
148 76
21 72
1,626 92

Interest paid on deposits

638 40
19 05
168 08
397 90

Interest

$263 25
3,718 68
7,878 71

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$14,008 09

$14,008 09

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$238.55

Sill. 50

for

$350.05

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

40.
22.
154.
25 cents.

.

.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

.

fully

.

.

...

$5.
430.

paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

None.
Deposits.

Number

101.

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

First

day

of April,

July and October.

MARLBOROUGH — ST. MARY'S PARISH CREDIT
496
Incorporated July

William H. Wellen,

9, 1913.

Began busines August

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

13, 1913.

Arthur Guilbert,

President.

Arthur Guilbert,
Board

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Magloire Charron, Arthur Guilbert, Joseph Parizeau, W.
R. H. Beaudreau, F. X. Larivere, Euclyde Paquette.

1 Supervisory Committee:

UNION.

LINCOLN STREET.

Romeo Bedard, Samuel Martel, Honoriers Rouge \u.

II.

Wellen.

52

P.D.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

....
......
Assets.

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and

trust

companies

31,

.....

Liabilities.

-0 04
28.271 85
931 00

Shares

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided
and

Profit

1.04

'.

$29,782 89

$29,782 89

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Receipts
.

!.

Shares
Deposits
.

16
lO.lt-v 77
8,14.">

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Fines

Undivided earnings
Surplus
31, 1922

.

.

Loam made

.

.

Expenses

27 45
1,639 29
1
25
233 34
362 1"
1,359 90

Interest

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923.

-

$10,712 00

Shares
Deposits

Part IV.

8,

1923.

.

Interest paid

on deposits
.

- r

.

J

.

ndivided earnings

Suspense

.

Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct.
$32 6

'9

140 94

Dividends paid
ments

28 82
31, 1923

.

.

65

$?2,649 6!

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$120.00

$12.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$209.80

S-147 31

$5.40

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

97.
4C.
280.
25 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.
4,261.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

195.

.

First

day

of Dec.,

Mar., June and
Pt.

NEW BEDFORD — SACRED HEART CREDIT
349
Incorporated September

SUMMER
5,

1914.

Began business October

Louis Jean, Clerk
of Directors:

27, 1914.

Fabiola Bosse, Treasurer.

Joseph Chausse, President.
Board

UNION.

STREET.

of Corporation.

Fabiola Bosse\ Joseph Chausse, Louis Jean, Simon Paquette, Omer Yalois.

Credit Committee: J. B.

Archambault, D. H. Gauthier, William Nerbonne.

Supervisory Committee:

Alphonse Gauthier, Henri Gerin, Elphege Sansouci.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

Assets.

Loans
Cash

1923.
Liabilities

$71,124 OS
6,936 47

Shares
Deposits
.

-75 33
53.6S6 03

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
$78,060 55

;

I

1.793 18
3.4-

$78,060 5$

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8,

53

Part IV.
Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Receipts

Disbursements.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$2,302
44,949
29,135
116
5,107
9,240

.

Entrance fees
Interest

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923.

31, 1922

58
40
92
25

Loans made
Expenses

61

Interest paid on deposits

75

Dividends paid
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

45
06
00
50

$2,198
46,235
31,934
597
2,146
679
124
6,936

Shares
Deposits
.

.

19

93
91
47

$90,852 61

$90,852 51

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

for

Salaries.

Rent.

$200.00

$29.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$368.50

$597 50
.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

45.
36.
319.
25 cents.

.

.

.........
.....
Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid
of dividend declared

So.

2,773.

and paid, November, 1922

5%.

Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid

245.

.

4H%-

.

Nov.

.

20.

NEW BEDFORD — SOUTHERN MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE
WORKERS' CREDIT UNION.
PLEASANT STREET.

688
Incorporated November

James F. McLaughlin,

8,

1922.

Began business November

C.

1922.

Colin W. Chisholm, Treasurer.

President.

Joseph A. Murphy, Clerk
Board of Directors:

8,

W. Chisholm,

C. Cook,

J.

of Corporation.

A. Courtney, C. Donahoe, R. Greenya, M.
J. A. Murphy, H. Nelson, F. C. Sartoris, G.

McCluskey, J. F. McLaughlin, F. A. McNulty,
Tabor, N. Walker, S. E. Welde, V. C. Winslow.
Credit Committee:

H. Higgins, A. M. Kelley, G. W. Mercer.

Supervisory Committee: E.

J.

Ames,

J.

W. Howard,

B. Pineles.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBEE

......

31,

Assets.

Loans

Furniture and fixtures
Due from banks and trust companies

1923.

Liabilities

$33,329 61
205 30
17,892 25

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Christmas Club deposits
Other liabilities

$51,427 16

$30,801 30
10,255 15
1,210 61
672 69
1,983 41
6,503 00
1

00

$51,427 16

54

Part IV

P.D.
Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

31,

8,
1923.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

Shares
Deposits

37

$40,337
22.SS7
42,570
31

.

.

7"

Interest

4,4^

Fines

149 21
8,058 60

Christmas Club fund
Miscellaneous
Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Bills payable

Loans made
Expenses

81

20

14

KM 42

.

Interest paid on deposits
Christmas Club fund

Miscellaneous
Furniture and fixtures
Bills payable
Cash on hand Oct. 31,

7fi

683 56
672 60

:>,

51

1,""

13 76
201
)23

6,057 57

$126,552 95

$126,552 95

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

Total.

$60587

$1,160.00

$1.7-

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

Par value

Number
Rate

10 cents.

.....

Share?
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

6,086.

November, 1922

None.

...........
..........
.........
Deposits.

Number

.

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

268.

5%.
First

day

of

Nov

May

Feb.,

,

and

Aug.

NEW BEDFORD — ST. ANNE CREDIT
95
Incorporated August

Francois Bernard,

RUTH STREET.
1911.

'

J.

Adelard

E. T. Giguere,

Laxgl<

Alexandre Robin,

.....

J.

R. Lyonxais,

Ubald Beacregard.
31,

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and
Cash
.

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.

1911.

Michel Parent, Ludger Slight, Napoleon Lapointe.

Supervisory Committee:

Investments

5,

Adelard Langlois,

Damien Jarry,

Francois Bernard, Hugces Desautels, P. D. Jarry,

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

Began business September

President.

P.

Board

3,

UNION.

.

•

.

trust

companies

1923.
Liabilities.

$5,879 30
2^2,518 25
19,240 46

976 98

$63,313 46
210,814 16
12,293 24

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

14,1'

8,035 37

$308,614 99

$308,614 99

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Suspense
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922

....

Disbursemexts.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

31, 1923.

$15,977 50
337,212 72
96,380 00
500 60
20,067 34
6 24
7,479 51

$477,623 91

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$8,366 35
?

-

-46 00

.

80

48

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

-

3,027 49
217 44

$477,623 91

P.D.

Part IV.

8,

55
Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

Total.

$284.87

$257.36

$2,238.25

.

$2,780.48

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

187.
63.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

865.
20 cents per share.

.....

fully

Shares.
$5.

paid

of dividend,

12,662.

November, 1922

6%.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

770.

.

REVERE

day of November and May.

First

— REVERE
10

Incorporated February

Phineas Levi,

ORR SQUARE.

9, 1912.

Began business February

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

J.

Aronson, Clerk

M. M. Aisner, Philip Friedman, Aron Weintroub.

W. Berkowitch,

T.

W. Dowd, Samuel Harris.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......
......
.....
.....

1923.
Liabilities.

$650 00
150,792 02

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

31,

.....
....

Assets.

Investments

Cash

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

S. J. Aronson, J. F. Fittingoff, Charles Gilfix, L. B. Glixman, Phineas Levi,
Jack Markx, Samuel Ruby, Jack Weinberg, W. D. Wheeler.

Supervisory Committee: B.

Loans

15, 1912.

Charles Gilfix,

President.

Samuel
Board

CREDIT UNION.

500 00
8,412 33

trust companies

50 00
312 81
226 00

Suspense
Other assets

Shares
Deposits

.

Guaranty fund

Undivided earnings
and loss

Profit

$160,943 16

$141,131 58
1,322 33
8,287 77
804 55
9,396 93

$160,943 16

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous
Suspense

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

$93,024 70
1,665 85
164,828 46
86 50
14,111 21
602 02
344 40
194 44
6,728 33

Shares
Deposits

$54,824
3,086
197,861
2,273
997
7,472
717

.

Loans made
Expenses
Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid

Guaranty fund
Furniture and fixtures
Loan repaid

11

36
05
38
51

M

250 00
5,000 00
640 57
8,462 33

.

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

75

31, 1923

$281,586 00

$281,586 00

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

.

.

$1,600.00

Rent.

$400.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$273.05

$2,273.05

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P.D.

8,

Part IV.

Membership

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

146.
193.

.

.....

Par value

Number

722

Shares.
$10.
14.037.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

Depo

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

4.

.

I

day

of

N

May and

Feb.,

Auu.

ROCKLAND — ROCKLAND CREDIT UNION.
UNION STREET.
Began business April

Incorporated January 23, 1922.

8,

1922.

Albert W. Ames,

A. Lelyveld, President.

William

P.

McCarthy,

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: A. W. Ames, L. E. Blanchard, H. H. Capen, Thomas Dorsey, P. J. Ford, John
Fuccello, Emil Kelstrand, A. Lelyveld, Joseph Lelyveld, J. B. Mahan, W. P. McCarthy,
J. C. Parker, H. E. Reed, L. Verdone, G. H. Wilder.
Credit Committee:

Roland Poole,

J.

A. Radcliffe,

Supervisory Committee: E. O. Bemis, H. C. Smith,

Harry Tracy.

J.

M. Young.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

Liabilities.

Assets.

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust companies

1923.

$1,550 56
120 00
362 09

IMC

Shares
Deposits
.

154 55

63 09
127 07

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$2,032 65

$2,032 65

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....
....

.....
....

DISBURSEMENTS.

Receipts

Shares
Deposits

$1,664 19

267 05

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

1,935 19
14 50

198 52
13 49
339 68

31, 1922

31, 1923.

Shares
Deposits

$639 50
154 50
3,190 00
36 53
50 00
362 09

....
....

Loans made
Expenses
Furniture and fixtures
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$4,432 R2

$4,432 62

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

S12.43

paid for

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$24.10

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

61.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

fully

12.

100.
25 cent;

Shares.
15

paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

None.

Total.

$36.53

P.D.

8,

Part IV.

57
Deposits.

Number

of depositors

7.

.

Rate of interest paid during year
Date on which interest was paid

First

day

of

Nov.

SALEM — HYGRADE CREDIT UNION.
60

BOSTON STREET.
Began business February

Incorporated February 14, 1921.

Etta B. Benvie,

President.

14, 1921.

J. S.

Leland Gilliatt,

Learoyd,

Jr.,

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Etta B. Benvie, Sadie M. Brooks, J. C. Carter, Annie Flynn, Leland Gilliatt, Alice H. King, J. S. Learoyd, Jr., Clarence Lee, F. A. Poor.
Credit Committee:

Margaret Bradstreet, Mary

Hayden Kimball,

Supervisory Committee:

T.

A. Coleman, F.

.....
......
.....

31,

1923.

....

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Other assets

Healy.

M. Orchard, Roger Poor.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER
Investments

J.

Liabilities

$4,921
2,984
1,259
2

37
95
53
50

$3,737 13
4,850 29

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund

211 98

Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund

111 15

196 29
61 51
$9,168 35

$9,168 35

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$4,530 81
8,774 96
10,292 16
46 25

Entrance fees

392 03

Interest

Fines

27 54
3,590 97
48 09
662 39

.

Investments
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$3,863
5,640
11,448
79
35
6,004
33

....
....
....

Interest paid on deposits

Investments
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

86
85
71
04
26
34

61
1,259 53

.

$28,365 20

$28,365 20

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount paid

for

.

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$79.04

$79.04

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

185.
87.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

323.
25 cents.

Shares.
724.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

216.

6%.
Last day of Jan.,
Apr., July and
Oct.

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P.D.

SALEM — JEWISH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION.
Incorporated June 25, 1921.

Began business July

18, 1921.

Myek

President.

Mamie Polnetsky,
Board

Lacritz, Treasurer.

Clerk of Corpora!

David Maron, R. H. Kramer, Myer Lacritz, Mamie Pol.\et-ky, W. Win.

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

Part IV.

ESSEX STREET.

259*

W. Wise,

8,

S. J.

Supervisory Committee:

Kerr, Joseph King,

S.

Galper.

David Maron, R. H. Kramer, Abe

Wimmn,

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......
Assets.

31,

1923.

......
....
Liabilities.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

$2,57f, (id

233 89

Shares

....

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

Receipts and Disburs ements during the Tear ending October

.....
....
.....

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Fines

31,

M

1923.

Disbcrseme-

$915 60
750 00
4,672 00
4 00
207 59
20
230 77

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31,

......
.....
.....
.....

Receipts.

Interest

147 71

$2 809

$2,819 89

Shares
Deposits

%2J>'

1922

$402 54
7.50 00
120 00

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

81 33,

.

233 89
$6,780 16

$6,780 16

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$38.33

$21.00

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

Total.

$22.00

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

16.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

92.

25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$10.
209.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

SALEM — SALEM CREDIT UNION.
252
Incorporated

Samuel Zoll,

May

15, 1912.

Began business June

2,

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

1912.

Morris Lipshutz,

President.

Hyman
Board

ESSEX STREET.

S.

Polansky, Clerk

Harry Barron, Morris

Lipshutz,

Meyer Meyers,

Kusiel Kaplan, M. Kopelman, Louis Levenson,

Supervisory Committee: N. E. Aronson,

.....
......

31,

Max

S.

Polanskt, Samuel Zoll.

Porter, Joe Polonsky.

1923.
Liabilities

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

H.

Nathan Berkowitz, Abraham Galler.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER
Investments

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

S205 00
S.947 10
606 75
1,746 02

$11,604 87

Shares

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss

$10,144 59
"
^ 03

20 00

Profit

$11,504 87

P.D.

8,

Part IV.

59

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

.....
....
.....

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

S3, 709 71

Shares

25,694 75
9 75
1,186 47

Loans made
Expenses
Dividends paid

43 14
30
2,510 04

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

1922

31,

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts.

Shares

31, 1923.

.

$33,154

$2,972 54
26,817 65

....

Interest refunded

.

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

436 60
497 37
77 23
2,352 77

.

$33,154 16

lfi

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$320.00

$71.50

$20.75

$24 35

Total.

$436.60

.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

37.
26.
171.
25 cents.

.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$10.
949.

fully paid

dividend, November, 1922

of

7%.

SOUTHBRIDGE — HAMILTON CREDIT UNION.
MILL STREET.
Incorporated July 28, 1921.

Began business August

9, 1921.

James H. Wilcock, Treasurer.

Joseph V. Laughnane, President.

William Proulx,

Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: W. E. Arnold,
R.
J.

J. E. Birdsall, William Buckingham, F. Hanson, H. O. Jackson,
Kershaw, J. V. Laughnane, R. Lusignan, A. Prantkillwicz, William Proulx, A. C. Varnam,
Walsh, P. Whiteoak, J. H. Wilcock, R. Yates.

Credit Committee: E.

I.

Knowles, G.

Supervisory Committee: E. B.

S.

Rich, John Rowley, H. F. Ryan,

Armstrong,

J.

O. Martin,

.....
......

Swift.

31, 1923.

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

W.

Edna M. Small.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER
Investments

J.

Liabilities

$7,861 25
2,796 02
10,713 26

Shares
Deposits

$19,580
811
334
643

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$21,370 53

$21,370 53

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October
$18,549
5,321
7,795
30
861

.

Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct.

31,

1922

31,

.....
....

1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

00
87
79
87

15
11
31

00
00
12 73
14 50
3,951 77

$36,535 57

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

....
....
....

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Guaranty fund
Investments
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

.

75
79
50
67
01
•7 73
28 61
4,861 25
10,713 26

$7,229
4,852
8,410
41
100

$36,535 57

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P.D.

Part IV

8,

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Other Expenses

Advertising.

paid for

Total.

$41

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

Par value

Number
Rate

47
317.
25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
3.381.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

26.

.

r
-

day

Feb.,

of Nov.,

May

and

Aug.

SPRINGFIELD — SPRINGFIELD MASS. POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES'
CREDIT UNION.
300

MAIN STREET.
Began business

Incorporated April 27, 1923.

May

1,

Ellis G. Knox, President.
F.

Board

of Directors: G. E.

Credit Committee:

W.

J.

Supervisory Committee:

1923.

F.

W. Vinnicomb,

W. Vinntomb,

Hayes, E. G. Knox, C. G. Lavigne,

E.

J.

McCarthy,

F.

W. Vinnicomb.

Carroll, H. C. Humason, F. H. Ingham.

M.

Healey, W. R. Loomis,

J.

J. J.

Sullivan.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

1923.
Liabilities

$922 50
40 00
165 SO

$997 50
71 07
40 00
19 73

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$1,128 30

$1,128 30

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....
....

Interest

Fines

S99S 00
71 07
377 50
40 00
65 00
6 46

fees

31,

1923.

....

Disbursements.

Receipts.

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

Entrance

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Shares

Loans made
Expenses

$0 50
1,300 00
51 40

.

33
205 SO

Interest paid on deposits
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$1,558 03

$1,558 03

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

Rent.

Advertising.

$6.96

paid for

Other Expenses.

$44.44

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

SO.
1.

79.

50 cents.

$51.

P.D.

Par value

Number
Rate

I

Part IV.

8,

61

.....

Shares.
$10.

fully paid

of dividend,

62.

November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid

2.

.

4%.
Aug.

SPRINGFIELD — UNITED

ELECTRIC LIGHT
CREDIT UNION.
210

Incorporated August

Harry H. White,

2,

1923.

Began business September

21, 1923.

Lawrence D. Bigelow,

President.

D. Bigelow, E.

of Directors: L.

COMPANY EMPLOYEES

ALDEN STREET.

Archibald Walker, Clerk
Board

1.

W.

Lewis, F. H. O'Malley, Archibald Walker, H. H. White.

Credit Committee: A. R.

Brooks, V. W. Cignoli, Mellen Greenleaf.

Supervisory Committee:

W. H. Bolewine,

L. J. Scott,

J.

P.

Way.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

31, 1923.

Assets.

Liabilities.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies

$150 00
3,076 07

Shares
Deposits

$3,221 00
5 00

.

Undivided earnings

07

$3,226 07

$3,226 07

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$3,309 87
5 00
07

Shares
Deposits
Miscellaneous
.

Shares

Loans made
Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

$88 87
150 00
3,076 07

.

$3,314 94

$3,31-1

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

paid for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

84.

.

1.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

fully paid

of dividend,

.

83.

None.

Shares.
$10.
lit.

.

November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

1.

None.
None.

Total.

94

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SPRINGFIELD — WESTERN

P.D.

Part IV.

8,

MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE WORKERS
CREDIT UNION.

283

WORTHINGTON STREET.

Incorporated July 20, 1922.

Began business August

Joseph Marr, President.

1,

1922.

H. G. Rouillard, Treasurer.

Helen

A. O'Donnell, Clerk of Corporation

Linda Cameron, C. F. Donahoe, Julia L. Finn, P. F. Follett, Eleanor Healey,
Henderson, Theresa G. Lynch, Joseph Marr, Helen A. O'Donnell, Clara Pepper, W. M.
Pepper, H. G. Rouillard, L. B. Shepherd, Anna Wilbek.

Board

of Directors:

E.

S.

Credit Committee: E. E. Geoffrion,

Supervisory Committee: F. L. Beebe,

Catherine McQuade, E.

Eva Bryson, E.

Tyer.

T. Sheridan.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

J.

31,

1923.

Assets.

Investments

Loans

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust companies

Liabilities

$1,842
48,899
243
15,225

50
36

Shares
Deposits

24
65

Guaranty fund

$41,:18,9-

.

Undivided earnings

and

Profit

479 18
28 49
965 91

loss

Reserve fund
$66,210 75

$66,210 75

Receipts and Disbursements during the Tear ending October

.....
....
....
.....
....

.....
....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$31,931 77
32,333 16
77,849 46

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

58 50
6,859 58
669 25
2 08
5,637 85

Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Suspense

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923.

31, 1922

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$11,789
27.613
90,210
2,347

....
....
....

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Guaranty fund
Investments

58
07
26
15

1,1'

32 43
1,842 50

Furniture and fixtures
Loan receivable

4,

ISO 18

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1923

15,2-

$155,341

$155,341 65

fiS

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$2,347.15

$1,859.67

paid for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

585.
205.

.

.

Par value

Number

.....

1,059.
10 cents.

Shares.
7,636.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

Deposits.

Number

of depositors

.

Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

616.
5

vember.
ruary. _Y

August

Fe

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Part IV.

63

WALPOLE — NEPONSET CREDIT UNION.
WASHINGTON STREET (EAST WALPOLE).

Incorporated October

5,

1915.

Began business November

1,

A. C. Urquhart, President.

1915.

A.

W.

Smith, Treasurer.

B. R. Taylor, Clerk of Corporation.

W.

Board of Directors: H. E. Rouillard, C. D. Savage, A.

Urquhart,
Credit Committee:

D.

J. J.

Smith,

J.

H. Smith, B. R. Taylor, A. C.

White.

Cullinane, H. H. Miller, G. E. Smith.

J.

Supervisory Committee: A.

H. Anderson, B. D. Rogers, A. H. Russell.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

1923.

Assets.

Liabilities

812,051 25
26,523 80
498 02

Investments

Loans
Cash

.

.

Shares
Deposits

$14,552 60
21,237 19
1,172 80
665 60

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

1,437 45
7 43

Dividends payable
$39,073 07

$39,073 07

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

DlSBURSEMEN TS.

Receipts.
$8,272
60,175
30,667
59
2,347
3
12,000
2,072
1,708

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Guaranty fund
Investments
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

47
88
96
00
43
77
00
19

08

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$5,563
55,977
44,281
123

.

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Investments
Guaranty fund

19

44

452 98
523 93
7,805 00
34 80
2,046 39
498 02

.

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

69
34

31, 1923

$117,306 78

$117,306 78

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

-

paid for

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$123.44

$123.44

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

236.

.

138.
592.

.

Par value

Number

.....

25 cents.

Shares.
15.

fully paid

2,910.

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

6%.

Deposit^.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

374.
First

day

vember,
ruary,

of

NoFeb-

May and

Vui^USt.

64

WALTHAM — ST.

P.D.

Incorporated January 14, 1913.

Began business Jan.

Philip L. Landry, President.

Eugene
Board

of Directors:

Credit Committee:

James Le Blanc,

E. L.

Houde,

Landry. Wal-

P. L.

F. A. Sicotte, (one vacancy).

Napoleon Geoffrion, Theophilus Geoffrion

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
.....

31,

(one vacancy).

1923.

......
....
Liabilities.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

i

Shares
Dep<'

$7,283 04
941 59

Guaranty fund

22 50

Undivided earnings
Reserve fund

44 44
299 32

$8,247 13

$8,247 13

Receipts and Disburs ements during the Year ending October 31,

.....
....

Interest

1922

Shares
Deposits

'.

$380 00

....
....

Loans made
Expenses

3,258 84
19 10
438 79
1,485 60

fees
31,

Disbursement-.

$955 00
623 79

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

191 J3.

.....
....

Receipts.

Cash on hand Oct.

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Assets.

Entrance

Part IV.

20, 1913.

Hermenegilde Brouillette,
Houde,

L.

Hermenegilde Brouillette, Amukose Giasson,
dron La Ro-

Supervisory Committee:

8.

JOSEPH'S CREDIT UNION OF WALTHAM.
9 BARTON STREET.

91
4,1-

59 02
21 78

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

964 09

$6,781 12

$6,781 12

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

-

$52.00

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

-

$7

Total.

$59 02

.

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

4.
3.

.

Par value

Number

10 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
1.216.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

51.

.

3%.

day of April
and August.

First

WALTHAM — WALTHAM WATCH CREDIT

UNION.

WALTHAM WATCH AND CLOCK COMPANY.
Incorporated March

Edgar

L.

Hull,

3,

1917.

Began business

May

4,

1917.

Ralph A. Johnstone.

President.

Ralph

Treasurer.

A. Johnstone, Clerk of Corporation.

of Directors: G. E. Affleck, Herschel Bacon, D. A. S. Barker. I. Maude Estabrooks. Annetti
Goodwin, Charles Hammond, Richard Hood, Edgar Hull, Ralph Johnstone, Clifford K.
Gertrude Maguire, Emeline Olmstead, Lillian Small, Merritt "VN iley, A. WmuAMB.

Board

Credit Committee:

Clara Armstrong, Minnie Gifford, James Riley.

Supervisory Committee:

Frederick Graves, Charles Olney, Albert Williams.

P.D.

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Part IV.

65

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

1923.

31,

Assets.

Investments

Loans

Due from banks and trust companies

Liabilities

$30,095 28
36,621 90
2,210 65

$18,972 40
38,890 44
4,596 12
5,491 73

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

888 28
88 86

Reserve fund
$68,927 83

$68,927 83

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts.
$5,418
56,088
40,138
74
4,008
194
5,000

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Bills payable

Investments

Shares
Deposits

Miscellaneous
31, 1922

$10,167 41
60,125 98
35,445 40

.

Loans made
Expenses

.

943 40
2,051 70
1,375 85
7,345 14

Interest paid on deposits

69
29

Dividends paid
Investments

00

.

Guaranty fund

300 67
83 30
13,490 72

.

Cash on hand Oct.

79
59
25
90

62
5,000
69
2,210

payable
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

Bills

$124,798 20

92
00
75
65

$124,798 20

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Other Expenses.

Advertising.

$601.40

paid for

$342.00

Total.

$943.40

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

311.
303.

.

Par value

Number

1,049.

10 cents per share.

.....

Shares.
$5.
3,795.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

6%.

Deposits.

Number

486.

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
-

.

.

4H%First day of Nov.,
Feb.,
and

May

Aug.

WINTHROP — PEOPLE'S CREDIT UNION.
250

SHIRLEY STREET.

Incorporated August 23, 1918.

Nathan Ferar,

Began business September

George Pinksohn,

President.

George Pinksohn,
Board

of Directors:

Max

Lippa,

J.

J.

Frank, James Lang, Lillian

T. Reese.

Charles Levy, David Scott (one vacancy).

Supervisory Committee:

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

James Adams, George Epstein, Nathan Ferar, G.
Levy, George Pinksohn,

Credit Committee:

6, 1918.

Kalman Flaxman, Rebecca Freeman

(one vacancy).

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P.D.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

Part IV

8,

1923.

Assets.

Liabilities.

Loans

$65,200 96
484 77
4,020 92

Miscellaneous

Cash

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Reserve fund
Other liabilities

71

1,000 00
: 7i

$69,706 65

$69,706 65

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

DlSBURSEMh

$20,093 89
4,461 00

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

68,37

297 90
7,142 23

Interest

1922

31,

$6,181 13
3,170 00
S

.

8

Dividends paid

Cash on hand Oct.

85
52

2U

Interest paid on deposits

77 88
292 29
4,461 44

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

1923.

....

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

31,

2,955 23
4,020 92

31, 1923

$105,198 92

$105,198 92

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses fob Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$550.00

$65.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$321.52

$936.52

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

137.
29.

.

Par value

Number

480.
10 cents per share.

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

10.756.

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

9%.
Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid

4.

.

Oct. 31.

WINTHROP — WINTHROP CREDIT UNION.
WINTHROP STREET.

192

Incorporated July

Elmer

E.

Dawsox,

19, 1915.

Began business July

Eugene

President.

Charles H. Holbbook,

of Directors: C. S. Adams, O. R. Cocxtaway. E. E.
C. H. Holbbook, W. F. Johxsox, H. E. Keocgh, T. F.
S. F. Tuckeb, E. P. Whittieb.

P. P. Cht/bchill,

Supervisory Committee: H.

Nelsox Floyd, R.

W. Aikex, K.

C.

Bbowx

Dawsox, L. E. Gbiffex, W. E. Hewitt,
Mahaxet, H. M. McNeill, K. S. Payne,

A. Laxg.

(one vacancy).

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......

Loans
Due from banks and
Cash

trust companies

31,

1923.

.....
....

Assets.

Investments

P. Whittier, Treasurer. I

Clerk of Corporation.

Board

Credit Committee:

2S, 1915.

Liabilities.

$1,446 31
1,638 45
1,835 34
10 00

Shares
Deposits

Guaranty fund

Undivided earnings
and loss
Other liabilities
Profit

$4,930 10

$3,570 00

326 66
762 71
23.
1

64

$4,930 10

P.D.

8,

Part IV.

67

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

....

Receipts

Disbursements.

$441 00
257 14
2,429 79
15 75
347 13
30 58
833 20
4 64
1,219 05

Shares
Deposits

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

.

Investments
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$817 25
226 55
1,568 33
78 42
8 99
214 19
796 31
22 90

.

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Investments
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923
.

1,845 34

$5,578 28

$5,578 28

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount paid

for

Salaries.

Rent.

$50.00

$5.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$23.42

$78.42

Membership.

..........
.........
...........
..............
............
............
..........
.........

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.3.

.

10.
55.

25 cents.

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

$5.

709.

6%.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

10.

4Hs%.
First day of Nov.,
Feb., May and
Aug.

WORCESTER — CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE WORKERS
CREDIT UNION.
26

MECHANIC STREET.

Incorporated November

William

S.

Mason,

8,

1922.

Began business November

C. A. Boyce, F. Buckley,

of Directors:

1922.

Charles A. Boyce,

President.

Edward H. Coolidge,
Board

8,

Mae

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Barry, A. G. Barnes, E. H. Coolidge, G. Dahl,
S. Mason, F. O'Neil, E. Peterson,

Donahue, J. Fair, M. Ford, M. Henshaw, M. Healey, W.
M. Ruderson.

C.

Credit Committee:

Anna Coyle, Thomas Healey,

Supervisory Committee: A. K.

C. Wilkins.

Burrows, Lawrence Dolan,

L.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

....

Dolan.

31,

Liabilities

Assets.

Loans

.

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Cash

trust companies

1923.

$20,507 70

200 90
2,045 71
100 00

$22,854 31

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss
Bills payable
Christmas and vacation club deposits

$11, 659 75
1,708 '.»:.
7_>4 26
411 42
1,152 82

3,485 11
3,712 00

$22,854 31

68

P.D.
Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

Part IV.

8,

31, 1923.

DlSBCRSEMEN

Receipts.
$20,0e
7,913
35,425
18
2,643

Shares
Deposits
.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

51

Shares
Deposits

94
00

Loans made
Expenses

14

Interest paid on deposits

413 77
4,342 00
10,486 11
418
812 53

Fines

Christmas Club
Bills payable
Guaranty fund
Miscellaneous

$8,3

.

.

Miscellaneous
Furniture and fixtures
Bills payable
Christmas club

and fines
Cash on hand Oct.
Interest

7,000 00

00

I

110 40
2,145 71

.

31, 1923

$82,481 57

$82,481 57

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

Advertising.

$758.00

paid for

Other Expenses.

Total.

1529 ::

•1,281

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

473.

.

Par value

Number

None.
473.
10 cents.

........
......

ares.
$5.
2,299.

fully paid
Rate of dividend declared and paid, November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

168.

.

First

day

Feb.,

of Nov.,

May

and

Aug.

WORCESTER — LA CAISSE POPULAIRE (CREDIT UNION; DE
WORCESTER.
112

FRONT STREET.

Incorporated August 10, 1911.

W. Levi Bousqcet,

Began business August

25, 1911.

Exlore Metivier,

President.

George E. Belisle,

Board of Directors: G. E. Belisle, E. A. Brodeub, W. L. BorsQrET, Eli Galipeau,
Exlore Metivier, Napoleon Prevost.
Credit Committee:

J.

J.

A. Loiselle,

B. Brodeur, C. E. Gosselin, E. P. Soly.

Supervisory Committee:

Frederick Boisseac, A. E. Houle, D. L. Labranche.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
......
......
.....

31,

Assets.

Investments

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash
Suspense

Z

Clerk of Corporation.

1923.
Liabilities

$5 00
12,713 88
5,714 74

30 00

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

o

93

54 31
.2 60

1,017 42

$19,481 04

$19,481 04

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Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

....

.....
....

Receipts

Disbursements.

Shares
Deposits

$89 49
5,311
8.70S
4
1,290
110
5
4,016

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31, 1922

41
26
25
95
62
25
23

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$278 21
4,487 71
7,913 22
312 54

....
....

Interest paid on deposits
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

796 40
3 64
5,744 74

.

$19,536 46

$19,536 46

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$312.54

$312.54

for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

14.

.

23.

.

Par value

Number

283.

25 cents.

.....

Shares.

fully paid

251.

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

None.
Deposits.

Number

89

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

5% and 4H%.
Fifteenth day of
Jan., Apr., July
and Oct.

WORCESTER — NEW ENGLAND CREDIT UNION.
94
Incorporated

Joseph D. Rutman,

March

WATER STREET.
22, 1912.

Began business June

17, 1912.

Israel

President.

Goldman,

I.

Treasurer.

Louis Cohen, Clerk of Corporation.
Board of Directors: Jacob Asher, Philip Finkel, Abraham Jackson, David Mason, Idel Sack, Samuel Yutan.
Credit Committee:

Adam Corbin, Max Katz, Nathan Nore.

Supervisory Committee: Simon

Goodman, Aaron Laskoff, Samuel Ziskind.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

Assets.

Loans

Liabilities

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Miscellaneous

.

trust

companies

.

.

1923.

.

$44,387 00
340 00
113 15
10 00

$35,595 80

Shares
Deposits
.

1,687 60
5,065 08
2,501 67

Guaranty fund
Profit

and

loss

$44,850 15

$44,850 15

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October
$9,910 50

.

Interest

Fines

Investments

Cash on hand

40
73
50
40
700 38
500 00
3,537 30

1,670
71,244
4
4,529

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

.

Oct. 31, 1922

.....

Disbursements.

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

31, 1923.

$92,097 2t

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

.

Interest paid on deposits
Dividends paid
Guaranty fund

Furniture and fixtures
Miscellaneous
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$8,824 51
S4 S3
78,958 24
2,023 92
16 80
957 65
•-'48

11

190 00
10 00
113 15

$92,097 21

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Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$1,400.00

$241.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$382.92

$2,023 92

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

45.
34.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

10 cents.

.....

fully paid
of dividend, November,

Shares.
$10.
3,559.

1922

Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid

7.

.

Nov.

l.

WORCESTER — PROGRESSIVE CREDIT UNION.
WATER STREET.

93
Incorporated February

2,

1914.

Began business February

10, 1914.

Louis N. Levinskt, President.

David Cotzin,
Philip Baker, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Philip Baker, David Cotzin, Sam Kanin, L. N. Levinskt, Solomon Lofman, Jacob
Rosh, Nathan Sumner, A. Yanovskt.
Credit Committee:

Solomon Freedenberg,

S.

Klein, L. Meenes,

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

trust companies

31,

Ritz,

I.

Sack.

Sapiro.

1923.

.....
....

Assets.

Loans

S.

Nathan Josephs, Abraham

Supervisory Committee: Louis Epstein,

Liabilities.

$49,069 00
710 19
264 52

Shares
Deposits

$43,125
953,610
2,261
93

Guaranty fund
and loss

Profit

Other

liabilities

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

......
.....
....
.....
......

Interest

Fines

Cash on hand Oct.

31,

1922

.

31, 1923.

.....
....

Disbursements

Receipts.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees

27

80
84

$50,043 71

$50,043 71

Shares
Deposits

00

$10,880 00
1,153 95
76,775 00
4 50
4,464 63
378 82
148 21

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

$11,080 00j

....
....

1,308 09

77,910 00j
1,823 30
1,144 40

Interest paid on deposits
Guarantv fund

183 00
91 80
264 52

Dividends payable
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$93,805 11

$93,805 11

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount

paid for

.

$1,270.00

$321.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$232.30

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

.

45.
37.

473.
10 cents.

Total.

$1.S23.30

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..............
......
............
..........
..........

71

Shares.

Par value

Number
Rate

fully paid
of dividend declared
.

$5.
8,625.

.

and paid, November,

1

922

6%.

Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid

270.

6%.
Nov.

1.

WORCESTER — SKANDIA CREDIT UNION.
383

MAIN STREET.

Incorporated October 30, 1915.

George N. Jeppson,

Began business January

1,

1916.

Nils Bjork, Treasurer.

President.

Carl

B. Benson, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: C. B. Benson, A. M. Berg, Nils Bjork, G. N. Jeppson, A. G. Swanson, John Johnson, S. G. Johnson, John Linne, William Forsberg, C. E. Mattson, J. G. Perman, E. T. Rolander, Rudolf Sundin, Martin Swanson, P. J. Styffe.

William Werme, Robert Olson, C. A. Nelson.

Credit Committee:

Supervisory Committee: F.

J.

Quist, O. S. Svenson,

J.

F. Forsberg.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

.....
....
......
.....

31,

Assets.

Investments

Loans

.

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and
Cash

trust

companies

Suspense

,

1923.

Liabilities

$384,281 65
452,195 25
300 00
17,176 55
100 00
101 96

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
and loss
Reserve for depreciation of bond ac
count
Profit

....

$854,155 41

$575,567
210,005
32,132
2,319
31,630

24
67
37
37
76

2,500 00

$854,155 41

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$139,372 74
132,355 62
143,827 45
42 75
50,906 03
63,981 25

.

Entrance

.

fees

Interest

Investments
Suspense
Undivided earnings
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1922
.

5 10

52 80
14,006 04

Shares
Deposits

03
22
91
35
29
33
964 95

$80,612
91,981
199,544
2,584
7,818
27,083

.

Loans made
Expenses
Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Interest paid on investments
Investments
Suspense
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

116,659 15

.

25 00
17,276 55

$544,549 78

$544,549 78

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Salaries.

Amount

paid for

Rent.

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

$2,584.35

.

Total.

$2,584.35

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

171.
73.
1,957.
25 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

fully paid
of dividend, November,

Shares.
$5.

115,113.

1922

6%.
Deposits.

Number

of depositors .
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

646.
First day of Jan.,
Apr., July and
Oct.

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WORCESTER — WORCESTER CENTRAL LABOR CREDIT UNION.
62

MADISON STREET.
Began business August

Incorporated July 17, 1915.

Thomas

J.

Conlon,

10, 1915.

Walter

President.

Walter

F.

F.

Read, Treasurer.

Read, Clerk of Corporation.

Board of Directors: J. H. Ashe, M. J. Bachand, T. J. Conlon, W. H. Habkins, Oliver Jonah, Peter
Lavin, T. C. McNamara, P. J. Leary, W. F. Read, F. M. Salters, Hugh Sheridan, G. E. Slthehland, Martin Tracy, Mrs. C. W. Veazie.
Credit Committee: L. G. Fay, J. E.

Heffron, W. A. Rossley.

John O'Shaughnessy,

Supervisory Committee:

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

Loans

......
.

Due from banks and

trust companies

Cash
Suspense

.

•

1923.

31,

......
.....
....

Assets.

Investments

W. Veazie.

E. Scanlon, C.

J.

Liabilities.

$960 00
34,256 06
1,046 08
132 95
78 31

Shares
Deposits

....
....
....

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

Reserve fund
Other liabilities

1,42

49 73
92
$36,473 40

$36,473 40

Receipts and Disbura ements during the Year ending October

.....
.....

Disbursements.

$7,657 37
4,335 45
15,104 87

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

.

9 50

31,

1922

$3,412 33

Loans made
Expenses

19,692 50
re 68

i3 13

....

Dividends paid
Cash on hand, Oct. 31, 1923

565 37

.

Shares
Deposits

205 09

Interest paid on deposits

2,751 89
4 90

i

Cash on hand Oct.

1923.

31,

......
.....
.....

Receipts.

Shares
Deposits

Fines

$27,331 83
70 12
1,006 41

1,318 59
1,17

.

$30,429 35

$30,429 35

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$520.00

$60.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$22.75

$175.93

$778.63

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

38.
26.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

357.

25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
5.326.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922
Deposits.

Number

46.

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid
.

5%.
First

day

Feb.,

of Nov..

May

and

Aug.

WORCESTER — WORCESTER CREDIT UNION.
50

Incorporated June

Nathan Nore,

5,

WATER STREET.
1911.

Began business June

5,

1911.

Nathan Meyers,

President.

Jacob Markow, Clerk

Treasurer.

of Corporation.

Board of Directors: Harry Babbit, Philip Finkel, David Goldman, Simon Goodman, Isaac Hoffman,
Solomon Lofman, Jacob Markow, Nathan Meyers, Nathan Nore, Carl Ostroff, J. D. Rutman.
Credit Committee:

Louis Cohen, Joseph Goodstein,

Hyman Lederman, Jacob Rosh

Supervisory Committee: Louis Levinsky, S. E. Ritz,

Sam Waxler.

(one vacancy).

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BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

....

73
31,

1923.

Assets.

Loans

.

Furniture and fixtures

Due from banks and

.

trust

.

companies

Liabilities

$169,020 00
26,278 34

Shares
Deposits

$214,687 50
1,069 87
3,040 89

.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

10,173 11
11,261 12

Reserve fund
Reserve for furniture
Other liabilities

652 14
1,000 00

413 55

$218,798 26

$218,798 26

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October 31, 1923.

DlSBURSEMEN

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits

$75,930 00
19,755 01
342,548 60
24 00
20,306 78
34 60
600 00
413 55
9,851 00

.

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

Fines

Investments
Miscellaneous

.

Cash on hand

Oct. 31, 1922

Shares
Deposits

$55,610
16,829
380,675
4,846
761
4,079

.

Loans made
Expenses

00
40
25
07

61
51
1,069 87
2,550 94
3,040 89

Interest paid on deposits

Dividends paid
Furniture and fixtures
Guaranty fund
Cash on hand Oct. 31, 1923

$469,463 54

$469,463 54

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

$3,520.00

for

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$936.07

$4,846.07

$390.00

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

176.
60.
1,251.
25 cents.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

Shares.
$5.

fully paid
of dividend, November, 1922

33,804.

7%.
Deposits.

Number
Rate
Date

978.

of depositors
of interest paid during year
on which interest was paid
.

6%.
Oct. 31.

WORCESTER — WORCESTER INDEPENDENT WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
CREDIT UNION.
102 WATER STREET.
Incorporated November 17, 1922.

Morris H. Chase,

Began business November

18, 1922.

Benjamin Goloboff, Treasurer.

President.

Louis Rosenberg, Clerk of Corporation.
Board of Directors: Samuel Allentuch, M. H. Chase, Philip Cooper, Benjamin Goloboff,
Louis Rosenberg, Isaac Silverman, Abraham Silver, Joseph Shapiro, Benjamin Shepard.
Credit Committee:

Joseph Leventhol, Louis Plotkin, Philip Rose, Harry Snegg, Samuel Schwalbe.

Supervisory Committee:

Benjamin Rosenbaum, A.

L.

Solomon, Harry Shrier.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

......

31,

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Miscellaneous

1923.
Liabilities

$48,904 00
5,001 46
10 00

$53,915 46

Shares
Deposits
.

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

$46,705 00
1,476 55
2,324

15

3,409 46

$53,915 46

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Receipts and Disbursements during the Tear ending October 31, 1923.

DlBBURSEMEN

Receipts.
Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

$59,150 00

.

1,525 20

78,529 00

Entrance fees

45 00
5,391 19

Interest

39 70

Fines

Guaranty fund

Shares
Deposits

$12,445 00

.

Loans made
Expenses

127,433 00

.

1,14

30 00

Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

5,001 46

31, 1923

1,427 08

$146,107 17

$146,107 17

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

Salaries.

Rent.

$509.00

$148.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$492.06

$1,149.06

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

425.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

31.

394.
$1.

.....

Shares.
$5.
9,341.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

99.

.

None.
None.

WORCESTER — M.

WRIGHT COMPANY CREDIT UNION.

S.

TREMONT STREET.

164
Incorporated July

David R. Templeton,

19, 1921.

of Directors: F. C.

Credit Committee:

W.

C. Bertrand, Treasurer.

Smith, Clerk of Corporation.

Bertrand, H. E. Johnson, J. E. Martinsen, Glenna O'Gara, Ruth H. Smith,
C. E. Taylor, D. R. Templeman.

L.

Supervisory Committee:

17, 1921.

Frank

President.

Ruth H.
Board

Began business November

Chandler, A.

Gertrude

L.

J.

Duggan, Helen W. Jackson.

Felton, Fayette F. Fuller, E.

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

Wright.

1923.

Assets.

Loans
Due from banks and trust companies
Cash

S.

Liabilities

$1,037 50
1,061 91

30 00

$375

Shares
Deposits
.

1,696

Guaranty fund
Profit and loss

37
19

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....
....

Entrance
Interest

fees

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31,

1922

31,

.....
....

1923.

Disbursements.

Receipts

Shares
Deposits
Loans repaid

I

$2,129 41

$2,129 41

$242 81
3,267 42
2,028 50
11 50
64 33
7 55
53 13
308 05
$6,983 29

Shares
Deposits

Loans made
Expenses

....
....

Interest paid on deposits
31, 1923

Cash on hand Oct.

.

$165 31
1,933
715 00

sm

39 91
37 311
1,091 91

$5,983 29

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Part IV.
Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.
Rent.

Salaries.

Amount paid

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$39.91

$39.91

for

Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee

46.
36.
69.

.

Par value

Number

25 cents.

.....

Shares.
$5.
74.

fully paid

Rate of dividend, November, 1922

None.

Deposits.

Number

of depositors
Rate of interest paid during year
Dates on which interest was paid

72.

.

.

day

First

.

of

No-

February, May, and
vember,

August.

WORCESTER — ZION CREDIT UNION.
WAVERLY STREET.

10

Incorporated December

M. Gorfinkel,

1914.

7,

Began business January

William Klein,

President.

Samuel Griff,
Board of Directors:

Carl Btjrwick,

Supervisory Committee:

S.

I.

Feinburg,

S.

Max

Joseph.

Benjamin Bernstein, R. Bogage (one vacancy).

BALANCE SHEET, OCTOBER

31,

1923.
Liabilities

$4,942 00
17 09
253 86

.

Miscellaneous

Cash

Shares

$4,771 71

.

Guaranty fund
Undivided earnings
Profit and loss

93 05
68 70
265 13
14 36

Reserve fund

$5,212 95

$5,212 95

Receipts and Disbursements during the Year ending October

....

Loans repaid
Entrance fees
Interest

.....

Fines
Miscellaneous

Cash on hand Oct.

31,

1922

.

31, 1923.

......
Disbursements.

Receipts.

Shares

Lewis, N.

Sack, P. Stein.

Assets.

Loans

Treasurer.

Clerk of Corporation.

Davidson, M. Gorfinkel, P. Joffe, William Klein, A. Kumin,

S.

Nohrr,
Credit Committee:

4, 1915.

$3,770 00
8,016 00
12 00
444 83
1 67
5 15
136 96

Shares

Loans made
Expenses
Cash on hand Oct.
.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

31, 1923

.

$12,386 61

$990 00
11,050 00
92 7f>

253 86

$12,386 61

Miscellaneous.

Total Expenses for Year.

Amount

paid for

.

Salaries.

Rent.

$50.00

$30.00

Advertising.

Other Expenses.

Total.

$12.75

$92.75

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Membership.

Number added during year
Number withdrawn during year
Number of members, Oct. 31, 1923
Amount of entrance fee
.

10.

.

Par value

Number
Rate

.....

50 cents.

Shares.
$5.

fully paid

of dividend,

November, 1922

CREDIT UNIONS WHICH HAYE DISCONTINUED BUSINESS AND
ARE TO BE LIQUIDATED OR REORGANIZED.

MASSACHUSETTS CREDIT UNION.
5

PARK SQUARE, BOSTON, MASS.

Incorporated January 22, 1914.

Began business February

2,

1914.

RANFAC CREDIT UNION.
123

HEATH STREET, BOSTON ROXBURY DISTRICT

Incorporated October 31, 1919.

Began business November

.

MASS.

18, 1919.

UNITED TAILORS ASSOCIATION CREDIT UNION.
30

LOVERING STREET, BOSTON, MASS.

Incorporated April 23, 1915.

Began business July

19, 1915.

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Part IV.

GENERAL INDEX
PAGE
Credit
Credit
Credit
Credit
Credit

Unions,
Unions,
Unions,
Unions,
Unions,

Abstracts of Annual Reports
Alphabetically by Corporate Name
General Remarks and Recommendations
Legislation enacted, 1923
Tables of Statistics

1-76
77
iii

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iv

v-vii

INDEX TO THE ANNUAL KEPORTS.
[Alphabetically by Corporate Name..]

CREDIT UNIONS.

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CORPORATE NAME.
Augustov Credit Union
Beacon Hill Credit Union
Beverly Credit Union

Beverly Investment Credit Union
Blake-Knowles Credit Union
Blue Hill Neighborhood Credit Union
Boston & Maine R.R. Employees Credit Union
Brockton Credit Union
Brockton Postal Employees Credit Union
Central Credit Union
Central Massachusetts Telephone Workers Credit Union
Cigar Factory Employees' Credit Union
City of Boston Employees' Credit Union
Crescent Credit Union
D. M. C. Credit Union
East Boston Credit Union
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.

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.

Elmco Credit Union
Etsco Credit Union

Farmanco Credit Union

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Filene Co-operative Association Credit Union
Fitchburg Credit Union
Gilco Credit Union
Greater Boston Public School Employees Credit Union
Grove Hall Credit Union
Hamilton Credit Union
Hampden Credit Union
Holyoke Credit Union
Hygrade Credit Union
Industrial Credit Union
Jeanne d'Arc Credit Union
Jewish Community Credit Union
Labor Circle Credit Union
La Caisse Populaire de Lawrence Credit Union
La Caisse Populaire (Credit Union) of Worcester
Lawrence Credit Union
Lord Beaconsfield Credit Union
Lowell Bleachery Credit Union
Mansfield Credit Union
Massachusetts Carpenters' Credit Union
Massachusetts Credit Union
Metrogra Credit Union
Metropolitan Credit Union
M. S. Wright Company Credit Union
Mt. Bowdoin Credit Union
Mutual Investment Credit Union
Navy Employees' Credit Union
Neponset Credit Union
New England Credit Union
Northern Massachusetts Telephone Workers Credit Union
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LOCATION.
Boston
Boston
Beverly
Beverly

Cambridge
Boston
Boston
Brockton
Brockton

Cambridge
Worcester
Boston
Boston
Brockton

Framingham
Boston
Boston
Boston
Boston
Boston
Fitchburg
Boston
Boston
Boston
Southbridge
Boston
Holyoke
Salem
Boston
.

Lowell

Salem

Lynn

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Lawrence

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.

Worcester

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Lawrence
Boston
Lowell
Mansfield

Boston
Boston
Boston
Boston
Worcester
Boston

Maiden
Boston
East Walpole
Worcester
Lowell

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3
1

2

34
4
5

32
33
35
67
6
7

33
40
8
8
9
10
11

39
12
13
13
59
14

41
57
15

44
58
47
42
68
43
16

45
51
17
76
18
18
74
19

49
20
63
89

45

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CORPORATE NAME.

LOCATION'.

Notre Dame de Lourdes Credit Union
People's Credit Union
Polish National Credit Union
Progressive Credit Union
Progressive Workmen's Credit Union of Maiden
Prospect Credit Union
Ranfac Credit Union
Revere Credit Union
Rockland Credit Union
Sacred Heart Credit Union
Salem Credit Union
Shawmut Credit Union
Shepard Stores Employees' Credit Union
Skandia Credit Union
Social Service Credit Union
South End Credit Union
Southern Massachusetts Telephone Workers Credit Union
Springfield, Mass., Post Office Employees Credit Union
St. Anne Credit Union
St. Jean Baptiste Parish Credit Union
St. Joseph's Credit Union of Waltham
St. Mary's Parish Credit Union
State Employees' Credit Union
Telephone Workers Credit Union
Traders' Credit Union
Union Workers' Credit Union
United Electric Light Employees Credit Union
United Tailors' Association Credit Union
Waltham Watch Credit Union
Walworth Credit Union
Warren Credit Union
West End Credit Union
Western Massachusetts Telephone Workers Credit Union
Whitson Credit Union
Winnisimmet Credit Union
Winthrop Credit Union
Worcester Central Labor Credit Union .
Worcester Credit Union
Worcester Independent Workmen's Circle Credit Union
Workers' Credit Union
Zion Credit Union
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Lowell

40

Winthrop

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Chicopee
Worcester

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70
50
36

Maiden
Cambridge
Boston
Revere
Rockland
New Bedford
Salem
Boston
Boston
Worcester
Boston
Boston
New Bedford
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Springfield

New

Bedford

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55
56
52
58
21

22
71

23
23
53
60
54

Lynn
Waltham

48

Marlborough
Boston
Boston
Boston
Boston

51
24

.

Springfield

64

26
27
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61

Boston

Waltham

04
28
29
30

Boston
Boston
Boston
Springfield

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Boston

31

Chelsea

37
66

Winthrop
Worcester
Worcester
Worcester
Fitchburg
Worcester

72
72
73
39
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