Harveysburg National Bank (Harveysburg, OH)

Episode Information

Episode Type
Suspension β†’ Closure
Start Date
March 1, 1933*
Location
Harveysburg, Ohio (39.504, -84.010)
Bank Type
national
Charter Number
11617

Metadata

Receivership Details

Depositor recovery rate
100.0%
Date receivership started
1933-10-25
Date receivership terminated
1936-09-18
Share of assets assessed as good
60.3%
Share of assets assessed as doubtful
38.8%
Share of assets assessed as worthless
0.9%

Notes

Articles state the bank was limited-open since March (national bank holiday) and a receiver was later appointed.

Events (4)

1. February 27, 1920 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. March 1, 1933* Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Closed during the March 1933 national banking holiday; thereafter operated under conservatorship and limited operations.
Newspaper Excerpt
has under the conservatorship of Tucker, cashier, since national bank holiday.
Source
newspapers
3. October 25, 1933 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
MUNGER NAMED BANK RECEIVER ... Emmer J. Munger ... has been named receiver of the Harveysburg National Bank. The Harveysburg National Bank ... has been open on a limited basis since March.
Source
newspapers
4. October 25, 1933 Receivership
Source
historical_nic

Newspaper Articles (4)

Article Text

MUNGER NAMED BANK RECEIVER

Lebanon Man Appointed To Complete Liquidation Of Institution

Emmer J. Munger, of Lebanon. has been named receiver of the Harveysburg National Bank. H. S. Tucker, cashier of the bank, has been operating the institution as conservator. The bank has been open on a limited basis since March. Munger, for thirteen years, was associated with the Dayton Sav. ings & Trust Company and the Union Trust Company at Dayton and assisted in the detail work of closing out one of the banking institutions at Dayton two years ago. With the appointment of Mr. Munger as receiver, Mr. Tucker was relieved of his duties. The Harveysburg National Bank was established about 15 years ago with an authorized capitalization of $25,000. Officers of the bank prior to its closing were C. D. Cook, president; A. S. Collett and C J. Cleaver, vice-presidents; and H. S. Tucker, cashier. Its December 1932 state. ment showed deposits of $64,970. The Harveysburg National has been the only bank in Warren County to close during the financial depression.


Article Text

NAMED BANK RECEIVER.

Lebanon. Ohio November 13 Emmet Munger, has been named the Harveysburg National Bank Harveysburg. near which has been operated the conservatorship of since the national bank Established 15 years ago. the bank was capitalized $25,000 and in December, statement showed deposits D. Cook was President.


Article Text

NAMED BANK RECEIVER.

Lebanon, Ohio, November Munger, has been named the Harveysburg National Bank Harveysburg, which has under the torship of Tucker, cashier, since national bank holiday. Established 15 years ago, the bank capitalized $25,000 December, showed deposits $64,970. Cook President.


Article Text

Dean Walton, musician of Waynesville, and Miss Edith Glackin, of Mason.

John Lewis McCreary, filling station attendant, and Miss Genevieve Ella Fordyce, clerk, both of Lebanon.

Real Estate Transfers

Edna Smith to C. W. Eby, real estate in Franklin township.

The Federal Land Bank to Helen G. Wills, 100 acres in Clearcreek township.

Willard J. and James M. Buchanan to Leslie A. Buchanan, et al, lot in Morrow.

Willard J. Buchanan, by administrator, to Leslie A. Buchanan, et al, lot in Morrow.

William G. Gerrard to Helen Jean Gerrard, lot in Lebanon.

Edward T. Seeger to Francis M. and John H. Spiller, 86 acres in Clearcreek township.

H. D. and Evelyn C. Hayes to J. Herbert Perrill and Warren Slifer, lot in Franklin.

C. W. Henry and Hildegard Henry to Mont Burton, four acres in Hamilton township.

D. A. Harrison and Herbert Harrison to Thelma Gay, lot in Franklin.

Charles W. Eby to Granville T. Norwell and Martha E. Norwell, real estate in Franklin township.

Leslie A. Buchanan to Vernon J. Knapp, lot in Morrow.

Frank L. Harris, by executrix, to The Harveysburg National Bank, by receiver, real estate in Harveysburg.

Ida S. Voelkle to Beatrice T. Girton, real estate in Hamilton township.

Eugene E. Beach, by executor, to Joseph McKinsey, two lots in Morrow.

Ella and C. C. Marlett to Vance E. and Josephine Cribbs, real estate in Franklin township.

Atwell McCray to J. G. and W. S. Reese, three acres in Washington township.

Court Notes

Lebanon, June 25.β€”Louella M. Young, guardian of Thomas A. Williams, incompetent, filed her eighth account.

Robert M. Blair, administrator of the estate of Frank A. Prelley, deceased, filed his first, final and distributive account.

Beulah Browning, guardian of Mary Bernice Blackburn, incompetent, filed her second and final account.

J. T. Riley filed his application for the appointment of a guardian for Mildred Saul, a minor.

Sales by L. M. Henderson, administrator of the estate of Anna L. Marshall, deceased, were approved. He filed his second and final account.

Chester A. Harper was appointed guardian of Barbara Louise Harper, minor, and filed bond of $10,000.

In the case of W. G. Conover, guardian of S. Hettie Conover, versus S. Hettie Conover, et al, sale of real estate is ordered.

In the case of Anna L. Harris, executrix of the estate of Frank L. Harris, deceased, versus Anna L. Harris, et al, confirmation, deed and distribution ordered.

The inventory of W. C. Maple, administrator of the estate of Rebecca E. Sabin, deceased, was approved.