Old National Bank Celebrates 175 Years




Helping Celebrate Old National Bank 175 Years of Service
Bank Employee's from the Farmland Branch of Old National
and members of the Farmland Fire Department Celebrate
the Anniversary buy excepting a check from Old National
to the Farmland Department.  Old National in a Nation wide
celebration donated over $175,000 dollars to Volunteer
organizations . Fire Chief Mike Osgood center back
row excepting the check, Brant Jones, President, Kaylee
Jones Junior firefighter for the Fire Department. The Bank
employee's middle row, left to right  Linda Pugh, Gale Norton,
Barb Fisher, Janice Powers,  Front Row left to right Sharon
Six, Theresa Cox, Jennifer Knott.
The Farmland Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank
the Old National Bank Corporation for the Donation and
Congratulate  them for 175 Years of Service.

 

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