Accumulating a fund by the contribution of its members, which shall be loaned to the highest bidder among said members to enable them to purchase a homestead or other real estate, or to borrow money for their use and investment in any lawful business.
Accumulating a fund by the mutual contributions of the members to be loaned to them upon security.
Accumulating a fund to enable stockholders to purchase real estate, erect buildings, satisfy mortgages, redeem ground rents or make such other investments as they may deem advantageous.
Accumulating a fund by the weekly contribution of its mem- bers, sufficient to enable them to purchase a homestead or other real estate, or to borrow money for investment in any lawful purpose or business.
Obtaining the powers and franchises set forth and contained in section 37 of above named act of Assembly, being a cor- poration of the second class named in said act.
Accumulating a fund by weekly contributions, to be loaned to its members to assist them in their business and secure for themselves homes, and to transact such other business as building and loan associations are, by law, authorized to
Conducting the business of a building and loan association under the provisions of the laws of the State of Pennsyl-
Doing business as, and exercising the franchises of, a build- ing and loan association, the making of loans and advances to its stockholders out of the moneys accumulated from time to time from the periodical payments on its stock and securing the repayment thereof and the performance of the conditions upon which said loans are made, and gen- erally the transaction of such business as building and loan associations are, by law, authorized to do.
Assisting its members to secure homes for themselves from their weekly savings, by accumulating a fund, and loan the same to its members, according to acts of Assembly con- cerning building and loan associations.
Transacting such business as building and loan associations may lawfully do.
Accumulating a fund by the contributions of its members, and to loan the same from time to time to enable them to purchase real estate, build themselves dwelling houses, or engage in any legitimate business.
Creating a repository of funds accruing by a process of gradual and compulsory savings, either at the end of a certain time or by anticipation of it, to admit of its mem- bers becoming the owners of homes.
Accumulating a fund by the contributions of its members, which shall enable them to purchase a homestead or other real estate, or to borrow money for investment in any lawful business.
Accumulating a fund by monthly contributions of its mem- bers, for the purchase of lands and the sale, allotment and division of the same among its stockholders, to enable them to build houses thereon and to exercise such other privileges as are conferred by the said act of April 29, 1874, and supplements, providing for the incorporation and reg- ulation of corporations of this class and character.
Transacting such business as building and loan associations may lawfully do.
Having and enjoying all the rights, privileges and advantages, arising from mutual savings fund, building and loan asssociations as established under the laws of this Commonwealth.
Accumulating a fund by the contributions of its members, which shall be loaned to the highest bidders among said members, to enable them to purchase real estate or to bor- row money for their own investmestment in any lawful business; to purchase and sell real estate.
Accumulating a fund by contributions of the members which shall enable them to purchase a homestead or other real estate, or to borrow money for their use and invest- ment in any lawful business or purpose, and for these pur- poses to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges conferred by the above act and the act of April 10, 1879, entitled "An act relating to mutual saving fund, building and loan associations."
Accumulating a fund by the weekly contributions of its members by fines and premiums on loans and interest on investments sufficient to enable them to purchase a home- stead or other real estate, or to loan out the same to them, securing the payment of such moneys and the perform- ance of the conditions upon which such loans may be law- fully made by bond and mortgage or other security; to purchase and erect houses, and to sell, convey, lease or mortgage the same at pleasure to its stockholders or others for the benefit of its stockholders in such a manner; also, that the premiums taken by said corporation for the pref- erence or priority of such loans shall not be deemed usurious, and also that in case of non-payment of instal- ment, premiums or interest by borrowing stockholders for six months, payment of principal, premium and inter- est without deducting the premiums paid or interest there- on may be enforced by proceeding on their security accord- ing to law; to purchase lands and to sell and convey the same, or any part thereof, to the stockholders or others in fee simple with or without the reservation of ground rents, the quantity of lands purchased not to exceed the amount allowed by law and to be disposed of within the period limited by law.
Accumulating a fund by the contributions of the members thereof, and to loan the same to them from time to time to enable them to purchase real estate, build themselves dwelling-houses or engage in any legitimate business. Accumulating a fund by the weekly contributions of its members for the purchase of land, and the sale, allotment and division of the same among its stockholders, to enable them to build houses thereon, and to exercise such other privileges as are conferred by the act of April 29, 1874, pro- viding for the incorporation and regulation of certain cor- porations.
Accumulating a fund by the monthly contributions of its members, to be loaned to its stockholders in accordance with the provisions of the said act of Assembly, its supple- ments, and the act of Assembly relating to mutual saving fund, building and loan associations, approved April 10, 1879, and to carry on the business of a building and loan association, with all the rights, powers and privileges con- ferred by law.
Manufacturing, using and selling or leasing, on royalty or otherwise, coal-cutting and other machines, with the right to purchase, hold and sell letters patent granted or to be granted thereon, and with power in said corporation to grant territorial rights and licenses under said letters patent, and with power to lease, construct, and erect and own such buildings, machinery and other appliances of any nature necessary or convenient in the conduct or management of the said business, and with power also in the directors of said corporation, in their discretion, to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of any of the property of the said corporation, real or personal, without consent of a majority, in value of the capital stock, or of any special au- thority of the stockholders, except as may be provided by the by-laws.
Manufacturing flour and feed and all business incident thereto.
Carrying on the business of manufacturing and selling pipes, underground conduits and hydrants, and articles and ma- terials used in and about water, oil, gas and other works. Establishing and maintaining a ferry to convey persons, animals, vehicles, freight, &c., &c., across the Ohio river at the points herein before specified.
The construction and operating of a sanitary hotel and bathing house, and the production and distribution of mineral water.
Purchasing, leasing, holding, mortgaging and selling real estate and mineral rights, and proving and opening mines and mining and preparing for market and for their own use and consumption, coal, iron ore and other minerals, and to erect and construct furnaces, forges, mills, foun- dries, manufactories and such other improvements and erections as they may deem necessary, and to manufac- ture iron and steel, or any other metal, or either thereof, in all shapes and forms, and either of these metals exclu- sively or in combination with other metals, or with wood, and to transport all of said articles or any of them to market, and to dispose of the same, and do all such other acts and things as a successful and convenient prosecution of said business may require.
Quarrying slate and the manufacture of slate into various articles of merchandise, composed in whole or in part of slate in different forms and the sale of such quarried slate and manufactured articles.
Manufacturing iron and steel and any articles of commerce from metal or wood, or both metal and wood.
Manufacturing and supplying light, heat and power, or either of them, by means of electricity, to such persons, partner- ships and corporations, or others who may desire the same, in the borough of Plymouth and vicinity.
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