Bank of Dalton - Dalton, MO

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: July 25, 1934
Location: Dalton, Missouri (39.398, -92.990)

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Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: d5693465

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Description

Article (Linn County Budget-Gazette, 1934-07-25) reports Glenn E. Lancaster was appointed State Bank Receiver for the Chillicothe area and is now in charge of institutions at Brunswick, indicating a state receivership for the bank in Brunswick. No run or reopening is mentioned; this appears to be a suspension leading to receivership/closure by state action.

Events (2)

1. July 25, 1934 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Lancaster is now in charge of institutions at Brunswick, Mendon Dalton, Triplett and Sumner. (appointment as State Bank Receiver reported.)
Source: newspapers

2. July 25, 1934 Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: State bank receiver appointed for the Chillicothe area; Lancaster placed in charge of institutions at Brunswick (state-ordered receivership).
Newspaper Excerpt: Glenn E. Lancaster ... has received notice of his appointment as State Bank Receiver in the Chillicothe Area ... Lancaster is now in charge of institutions at Brunswick, Mendon Dalton, Triplett and Sumner.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. July 25, 1934 Linn County Budget-Gazette Brookfield, MO

Article from Linn County Budget-Gazette, July 25, 1934

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Article Text

ROTHVILLE NEWS June Allen of Independence, Missouri, and Martha Lee Riddell spent Friday night with their aunt, Mrs. Tom Morris. Mrs. John Brammer of Tina is here helping care for Mrs. J. D. Brammer, who is quite ill. The Social Hour Clothing Club met with Betty Jane Brubbs Wednesday James Wolf, who has been very ill, is somewhat improved. Mrs. Wade Fox and two sons of Chicago are visiting relatives here. Mr. Hogan spent Monday at Leaton, Missouri. Lowell Buck visited A Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford and children of Brasswood, Manitoba, Canada, are visiting her father, Wm. Kepner. and brother, Harley Kepner. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Blair Miller and daughter, Anna Blair, visited the H. H. Miller home Tuesday. Mrs. Leslie Cameron entertained Florence Mayhugh Class of the Methodist Sunday school at her home Wednesday night. Grover Willis of Kansas City spent the week-end with his mother here. Bud Wolf and daughter, Donna June, spent Thursday with her aunt, Mrs. Luther Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson stopped here Saturday for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. H Wilson. They were on their way to the Century of Progress Exposition. Willard Cameron of Fall City, Missouri came Friday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cameron, leaving Sunday, taking his wife and children home with him after a two weeks' visit, Rev. and Mrs. Whitehouse, former pastor of the Christian church, spent Monday night with Dr. and Mrs. Stratton. Alberta Allen and Aienar Ashland of Topeka, Kansas; Mrs. Cora McKiddy of Kansas City, Jennie and Chas. Allen of Brookfield have been here this week on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Frank Cross at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lee Cameron. Mrs. McKiddy remained for a longer stay. Mrs. Buck is home from Research hospital. We are glad she is SO much improved in health as to be home again. Mr. Lydel and family of Tina visited their niece, Mrs. Oscar Serfass, and family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Washburn of Marceline were Sunday visitors at Frank Dexter's Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rice visited Cecil Minnich at Mendon Sunday. George Neudorff, 77. retired grocer of St. Joseph, and well-known citizen there, died Sunday following a stroke suffered a month ago. Glenn E. Lancaster of Marceline has received notice of his appointment as State Bank Receiver in the Chillicothe Area to succeed S. A. Browning, resigned. Lancaster is now in charge of institutions at Brunswick. Mendon Dalton, Triplett and Sumner. Browning resigned to become a Federal Bank Receiver. Central Missouri's greatest outdoor summer attraction. Moberly's third annual horse and live stock show for charity, began today and will continue throughout tomorrow. The show this year has its setting in Rothwell Park where an arena especially adapted to the show has been built. More thar. a hundred of the Middle West's finest horses and their riders are participating in the two days' events in which prizes totaling $750 are offered. In addition to two night shows and afternoon dog show, profusion of gala no-