History of the state bank of stockbridge 

The State Bank of Stockbridge was chartered on August 5, 1905. Dr. G.P. McKenney was the first President elected and served in that capacity until 1910, when Theo. Manderscheid was elected President. In 1911, the stockholders sold their entire shares of stock, and T.E. Connell was elected President and served in that capacity until 1935, when A.H. Flatley became the next elected President, with John B. Flatley succeeding him in 1956. Due to the illness of John B. Flatley, he was replaced by Bernard Flatley as President in January, 1957.

The Flatley family sold the bank in 1957 and G.G. Bloomer was elected President. He served in that capacity until 1982, when his son, Thomas A. Bloomer, became the bank's Chief Executive Officer. The bank originally was located on Lake Street in a building owned by Mrs. Dorothy Knauf. In 1915, a new bank building was constructed at 112 N. Military Rd. and occupied until June of 1991 when the State Bank of Stockbridge opened its' new location at 401 W. Lake St., featuring the Villages' first drive up facility.

As of close of business on December 31, 2000, the State Bank of Chilton and the State Bank of Stockbridge merged, and the State Bank of Stockbridge became a branch of the State Bank of Chilton.

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