Bank of Creighton - Creighton, NE

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: November 6, 1930
Location: Creighton, Nebraska (42.467, -97.906)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 303f07ec

Response Measures

None

Description

Article (Nov 6, 1930) states: State recently took over Bank of Creighton. No mention of a depositor run. This indicates the bank was taken over (acquired/closed) rather than merely run on; classified as a suspension leading to closure. Cause set to 'other' because takeover by another institution is implied; text does not specify government receivership or voluntary liquidation.

Events (1)

1. November 6, 1930 Suspension

Cause Details: Another institution (referred to as 'State') recently took over the Bank of Creighton; article gives no reason or mention of run or government receivership.
Newspaper Excerpt: Creighton--State recently took over Bank of Creighton
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. November 6, 1930 News-Chronicle Wisner, NE

Article from News-Chronicle, November 6, 1930

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Article Text

LOCAL NEWS Victor Winther had his tonsils removed last Wednesday at Nor folk. He returned home Thursday Mrs LaVerne Moraves of Norfolk visited here Tuesday with her sister Mrs Louis Purtzer Mr and Mrs John Dewitz were guests at the Henry Stauffer home Sunday evening. Mrs Lura Sullivan of Beemer called on Mrs Rachael Lucas Tuesday afternoon. Miss Alvina Strudthoff is work ing at the Fred VonSeggern home. New Hospe pianos were delivered at the Hudson Miller and Gus Albers home last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Wasner and Mr and Mrs Hudson Miller spent Sunday evening at the Gus Hagadorn home in West Point Miss Norma Blust of Fremont, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Blust Sr. Mr and Mrs Bruno Miller of Omaha, were Monday dinner guests at the Hudson Miller home They returned to Omaha Monday afternoon Mrs Molly Kelly of O'Neill vis ited in the home of her brother D. D. Harrington, from last Thurs day to=Sunday. She had been in Omaha visiting and stopped on her way home. Mr and Mrs Jim Murphy went to Omaha last week where the latter is taking treatments. The two younger children are staying with her mother Mrs Wm Schulte while the mother is in Omaha Mrs Mary Palmer has been quite sick the past week, and unable to take care of her work at the Club Coffee shop. She is bet ter at this time Hugo Degner went to Omaha Monday to visit his uncle, Fred Balster, who has been in the hos pital again for the past two weeks Mr Balster was a little better Monday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Lueshen attended a surprise party last Wednesday eveing, at the Walter Ehlers home in Beener, in honor of Mr Ehlers birthday. "500" was played during the evening Mrs Carl Wemderf of Clarkson won high score, and Mrs Elmer Lueshen low score. Mr and Mrs A. J. West and grand daughter, Virginia Leutheuser and Mrs George Poole and little son, Barbee, motored to Omaha, Wednesday afternoon. They via ited with relatives until Friday Pump or well irrigation has changed the lower Platte valley into a non-failure garden spot. There are over 300 plants in Buffalo county alone. Neligh--Equipment for new school building ordered. Creighton-State recently took over Bank of Creighton