JOHN ELMER STERN, cashier and a director of the Roaring Spring Bank, was born in 1887, a son of David Stern, and Barbara (Wisler) Stern, a resident of Roaring Spring. Graduating from the Roaring Spring High School, in 1905, Mr. Stern became a clerk in the Roaring Spring Bank and worked his way upward through various positions until he was appointed cashier in 1928. He was also a director of the institution. A Republican in politics, he was treasurer of the school board and had been treasurer of the township and borough since 1928. He was a member of the Roaring Spring Lodge of Masons, of which he was treasurer, the Williamsport Consistory, Jaffa Temple of the Shrine, Altoona, Pa., and the Patriotic Order Sons of America. He was a communicant and elder of the Church of God. In 1919, Mr. Stern was united in marriage to Mary Smaltz, a native of Roaring Spring, where they maintained their home.
JOHN ELMER STERN, cashier and a director of the Roaring Spring Bank, was born in 1887, a son of David Stern, and Barbara (Wisler) Stern, a resident of Roaring Spring. Graduating from the Roaring Spring High School, in 1905, Mr. Stern became a clerk in the Roaring Spring Bank and worked his way upward through various positions until he was appointed cashier in 1928. He was also a director of the institution. A Republican in politics, he was treasurer of the school board and had been treasurer of the township and borough since 1928. He was a member of the Roaring Spring Lodge of Masons, of which he was treasurer, the Williamsport Consistory, Jaffa Temple of the Shrine, Altoona, Pa., and the Patriotic Order Sons of America. He was a communicant and elder of the Church of God. In 1919, Mr. Stern was united in marriage to Mary Smaltz, a native of Roaring Spring, where they maintained their home.
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