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Cambridge City, Indiana
WAYNE BANK has undergone many changes during its 135 years of operation. What has not changed are Wayne Bank's standards of being among the most solvent banks in Indiana, and a desire to provide the very finest personal banking service. In January of 2017, Wayne Bank revealed a fresh new logo and started renovations on the Cambridge City office.
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