Banking · Hoquiam
Advertised in 7 yearbooks (1922 to 1935). Printed as: Southwest Washington Savings & Loan Association; Southwest Washington Savings and Loan Association; Southwest Washington Savings & Loan Assn..
| Year | Name as printed | Phone | Address | People named |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1922 | Southwest Washington Savings & Loan Association | 12-J | 720 "I" Street | Arthaud Land Company |
| 1925 | Southwest Washington Savings and Loan Association | none printed | 720 I. Street, Hoquiam | |
| 1930 | Southwest Washington Savings and Loan Association | none printed | Cor. 7th and Simpson | |
| 1931 | Southwest Washington Savings and Loan Association | none printed | Hoquiam, Washington | |
| 1932 | Southwest Washington Savings & Loan Association | none printed | Hoquiam, Washington | |
| 1934 | Southwest Washington Savings & Loan Assn. | none printed | Hoquiam, Washington | |
| 1935 | Southwest Washington Savings & Loan Assn. | none printed | Hoquiam, Washington |
As printed in each ad. Street numbers and telephone numbers changed over time, so a difference between years is part of the record.
Proud of our record: assets of $64,571.44 at the start of 1921 and $123,658.72 on January 1, 1922; dividends of 7 1/2 per cent; your home company.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1922, scan 132.
Success: start saving now.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1925, scan 117.
However extensive a graduate's education, he cannot make a success without the ability to save; open an account as a Commencement gift.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1930, scan 101.
However extensive the young graduate's education, he cannot make a success without the ability to save.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1931, scan 112.
However extensive the young graduate's education, he cannot make a success without the ability to save.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1932, scan 109.
Open an account for a graduate as a commencement gift.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1934, scan 65.
Open an account for a graduate as a commencement gift.
Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1935, scan 79.
Transcribed from the scanned yearbook. Spellings, numbers and addresses are as printed and may contain reading errors; always check the page image. Send a correction.
