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UNION COMMERCE BANK













 Union Commerce Bank was incorporated in 1938 and became part of Huntington Bank in the 1980's. While one of the major banks in Cleveland it was still a locally owned business until taken over by Huntington. 

My mom became a customer of Union Commerce when we moved to  Brook Park in 1969. She remained a patron at the same location after it morphed into Huntington in the 80's and continued on for more than years without being given a yardstick. 

This folding stick is in unused condition. 


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