General Aviation's House of Power
In 1908, the directors of the Cochran, Payne and McCormick Bank of Williamsport had a problem: They held $150,000 worth of bonds in the failing Demorest Manufacturing Co., a once-major employer in their small, central Pennsylvania town. The Lycoming County firm had started as a metal fabricator in...
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