Charles A. Stebbins

Mr. Stebbins moved his office into a new building which had been constructed one block north on Creston's Main Street, the site of the bank's present location. Bowen's "History of Wayne County" describes the new bank as "a fine modern- style banking house, constructed of stone and brick". That bank, according to Bowen, "had capital of $10,000 and deposits of $65,000, a veritable fortune for the day.

William P. Stebbins was president of this new bank, back in 1881, Charles A. Stebbins was cashier, and E. D. Arthur was the assistant cashier. William P. Stebbins died in 1908 and son, Charles A.Stebbins became president of the financial institution.