Due to historical reasons, there are very few Ukrainian-language ghost signs in Ukraine, but in the Ukrainian Village (a neighborhood on the north side of the city) in Chicago, there is one in Ukrainian, and it is possible that there had been more. The one that I found is for a Ukrainian bank (Security Savings Bank) that was bought out by MB Financial Bank about 10 years ago. The ghost sign is probably from the 1960s or 70s.
The ghost sign reads:
Security Savings Bank
袩谢邪褌懈屑芯 写懈胁褨写械薪写褍 泻胁邪褉褌邪谢褜薪芯
5% 胁褨写 芯褕邪写薪芯褋褌械泄
(translated: Dividends paid quarterly
5% interest on savings)
