Commonwealth v. Flick

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

In August, 1928, the defendant, Edmond Flick, was cashier of the Citizens Bank of Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. Among the securities of the bank under his control was a note of his brother-in-law, Charles E. Weaver, for $1,230, which he had discounted and used the proceeds to purchase 100 shares of Listie Coal Company stock, the certificate for which stood in his, Flick’s, name. The board of directors took exception to the loan and Flick replaced the Weaver note with a note for the same amount of Forest B. Kuhns, dated August 17, 1928, and payable sixty days after date,…