Albert Wagenfuehr

Background

Wagenfuehr, Albert was born on March 26, 1892 in St. Louis. Son of Frank A. and Hermine (Hillig) Wagenfuehr.

Education

Student, American Institute Banking student, special courses, St. Saint Louis University student, City College of Law and Finance graduate, School Banking, Rutgers., 1938-1940.

Career

Began with, The Boatmen's National Bank, 1911; manager credit department, The Boatmen's National Bank, 1915; assistant cashier, The Boatmen's National Bank, 1921; vice president, The Boatmen's National Bank, 1926; director, chairman of the executive committee, The Boatmen's National Bank, 1947-1954; vice president, First National Bank in St. Louis, 1954-1958; senior vice president, First National Bank in St. Louis, from 1958. Board directors Orchard Paper Company, St. Louis, Fulton Iron Works Company, Robert Morris Associations. Instructor in credits Graduate School Banking, Rutgers University.

Achievements

• Albert Wagenfuehr has been listed as a noteworthy banker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Former chairman advising committee Social Service Exchange. Board of Governors Catholic Charities of St. Louis. Former member board directors Social Planning Council.

President Frederic Ozanam Home for Men. Member St. Louis Association of Credit Men (president 1929-1930, former director), American Institute Banking (Board of Governors), Missouri Athletic Club, Old Warson Country Club.

Connections

Married Antoinette Timpte, June 7, 1916. 1 child, Antoinette (Mistress Merl J. Carson Junior).

Father:

Frank A. Wagenfuehr

Mother:

Hermine (Hillig) Wagenfuehr

Spouse:

Antoinette Timpte

child:

Antoinette Wagenfuehr (Mistress Merl J. Carson Junior)