Liberty National Bank celebrates 125 years on Oct. 3
The Liberty National Bank will mark its 125th anniversary on Wednesday, Oct 3, with an open house from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at 118 S. Main St.
In 1893, the Bank was first chartered and organized in Ada as a State bank under Ohio laws and was known as the Ada Savings Bank.
On June 8, 1901, the bank was granted a charter to operate as a National bank and it was then that it became known as the First National Bank of Ada.
The Liberty Bank was organized in April of 1902.
In 1958, the board of directors of these two institutions joined forces and decided to merge the two banks for the good of the community. By Sept. 30, 1958, this was accomplished. At the time of the merger the present name, Liberty National Bank, was adopted.
Ronald L. Zimmerly Jr., president and CEO of Liberty National Bank, and the employees would like to thank the people and communities for their support during the past 125 years. In addition to the open house, the bank will offer specials throughout the week.
Liberty National Bank is an Equal Housing Lender, Member FDIC. Certain restrictions may apply. Liberty National Bank is a financial institution offering traditional banking products and services, as well as an array of non-traditional banking services such as investment planning and electronic banking options. Liberty National Bank operates offices in Hardin, Franklin, Logan and Union counties.
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